New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-01
GENFRAL NOTES

r-se cbost Of the late bandit and murderer
burc, yasquez haunts the prison az sen Jose. CafoT
ri every night AZ u O'Clock sharp. TIE hrst sounc Is
like the rafting OF chain, o. II shacheu ioo' was
being raised the ground. The Hhos' So's uP ''o
down the corridor stopping at the ceh 7hefe re LOON
his final chew and Iappus Ihen s nea'u III
the distance a sound Ike the buying oi hou1i eatI
clearer dcader far than before, II j. nov de...enI
wall eronG N sIfleh as oi SI .., 40 nan n Il. i'm
The batlrmeuts ~ heaven hradOng mo heiL 10 - q"
every respect irst-class gAost'
A classical gentleman living III Eureka New
ro ed his eyes, stretched out his arms aul iu toles
which BETRAYED rapture and astOnis- Incnt prcnouhceu
the nam, Of his adopted town He haa found something
He had sent to a Network publishing house for PONY
IN vii copy Of an English translation ~ CceroS Ora
tions and the order had been promptly filed; ana 10
turning over the leaves he found twcntydoar National
bank BILL whereupon ne apostrophizcd the town as
afore aid lie then shook The leaves 10 sec there were
any similar book-marks ana discovered I've ard two
ones Net value Of the ind S27. The boo was fresh
from the press aud not secondhand copy ami IL mad
be,l forwarded nv the publishers JhemFtiNtS Inc La
steal gentleman filed OUT IN order Tor 80 Wof,L Oh e
fru. publications. sending Of the bank notes
which be had found lie promise, To FeNtlL iue %
and collect fine library II 'he PuDll7lsr' VIII w 'N'
share.
A new weekly journal appears this week
with the comprehensive ,itle The CctAnhy. Tn Illus
trated ttle-head scarcely does justice to it, scope IL
represents a coaching party and a game OF polo "itA
DOGS head ~ central vguette framed rather AVA
wardlv with gun fshIag-rod, birds and fish Polo and
coaching can scarcely he called mai IA amnsemehts
and they have been given undue prominence IN THIS Or
uamental title. The la which the new jouna Is u
cover u.s. however wide cne il one may Judge 4 n
the sauiatory Il aims 20 treat OF all matters asSo
ciae with tue country" and viii Ac devoted % the in
tercs;s OF the kennel shooting fishing yachting boat
ing the road, archery and al athletic pastl,nrs ana
rural sports" VIII preach the wholesome gospel of
phv-ica o cation every man and woman BOY and
cli. Who pay - year for H. n s -osIei wnlcn
Fn-Isa annals Of The same class ts1cI Is lima c"H
sn.. i1,-rtl he editor evidently knows what LIE is
about tlc enterprise deserves success
The country papers in South Carolina are,
with one consent demanding tire REIMBURSEMENT o. the
vIhppmg-po,t The argument taat larceny. highway
robbery and burglary have become 50 common ~ AL
parts ~ De state that mans proper 10 safe The
chickens in the the corn in the Held, tie very
clothes That . pulls of az night IN tue eXpec'ati
OF putting them again G the morning. become alike
TIE prey o. midnight prow-rs and the cry comes up
from all quarters: GIVE what Virginia and Della
ware ready have-the whppingpost.' II IS popular
theory in south Carolina that 1t il utterly Impossible Tor
negro 70 be honest and tac whippnsT 'st. i intro
duced, VIII be used exclusively as al instrument for
inumiIatrg oud Furnishing the blacks. IL j. easy to
forecast the results OF such pertinent in state
the color aud race lines are so sharply drawn
TIE whippnEpOsJ would open tnc way Tor mrrciless
s hat The Charleston amt Courier does not ad
v0c;ite xreme measure. II Insists tnai the same
~, n ,,,, JiTstefnl 10 the criminal than the LASH
and that he viii prefer whipping 10 pace IL TIE cham
gang.
While the Church Congress is discussing
ecclesiastical rchtecue, may not be anSs 10 remind
lis readers and steucrs OF Of the beautiful Epsco
pal churches OF the asst century which are still standing
in the South First among these historic interest is st.
Johns. on Church HILL Richmond wherein Patrick Henry
made famous speech which every schoo-b0y declaiS
before he ~ our aDouts. AT Alexandria is the
parish church where Washington mad a pew. and near
Palace Court in williamsburg, Quantest of Iirgnlan
towns stands Brenton Church. Beyond the Ashley
RIVER near Charleston, the antique parish church Of
st. Andrew while opposite the City Hall and the Court
House stands ST. Mehaeis, one OF the most beautiful
churches In the South. W a splre which 10 the only
handsome thing D a shabby aud dinsy city. The most
interesting Of ohurcn ruins the crumhlns tower At
Jamestown; but the most beautiful Is Old BlandbCry
Church in the cemetery PETERSBURG During The war
q table, was placed u0n the walls o. commemorate the
exploits OF small and or SOLDIERS VINO dclcudtu inc
city Il seems out Of pace upon M p9sseoVea+o
away from old buildings. one OF tbt Few interesting
churches near New York, tie OLD Dutch Cdrch i seepy
Hollow. Inss grave. has been married during tic
Summer bS wn,tcw-sh a1d fresh paint
fastidiOus Bust0nian Out-Ruskins Rus6in
in lis admiration Turner'S Slave ship" which IS
sfl on exhibition Museum. Ia letter 70 he
Globe he intimates that might well expect Darwin
20 admire 81. Paus theology to look for competent
Judgment On this work from art critics. and further
more, that RUsiin fails comprehend the entire
sceLe After g!owug description Of the spiendors Of
the picture Boston enthusiast declares That
fancy sketch, but the representation " actual
currcnce A French ship. with Of about twenty
rneY and between 100 and 200 slave. sailed rca
in the year 1913. When near the line, contagious
st,srlsc OF the eyes appeared an incnraoe malady,
which balrd Medical skill, and was aggravated ny
lack OF water ar ny the exceedingly f0ai air which
they brcathed They were brought on deck occasionally
and some OF them eaped board hop 10 be carried
back % their homes n Africa To prevent ihs some wiz
were caught attempting H. were executed ia sisit or
Their elbows The caught tine disease ana 10 e1-
tended among them until only escaped the ineeLou
Nearly fsrtp Of the negroes being stricken plld were
INTO tie sea avoid the necessity ni keeping ul
table slaves. T.ua, while constantly HphtL nd
ing that OF the who continued Wti rivHid
b. stricken down, Spanish SLAYER move ~ ssAi, ana 10
that her entire crow had Dtf ,.Iiiheh
bind with tne same disease. NclIber could fttFe ihs
0iAsf and they parted. Since tEat time nothing has
been heard OF the Spanish SLAYER The frncluEn az
f1Ned Ia 6anda!Oupe shortly alt A.. ant ho VINO hEd
escaped the aacy and had uaygted the ship 81, vas
stricken viii the disease few days afer entering port
Upon this terrible incident, the author ~ tine lett
Ay Dc believed Turner drew for Als Ideal Ills s coI