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The New York herald., 1878-11-13
SPORTING EVENTS ABROAD.
SALE OF RACE CUPS. &C., OF THE LATE NIB.
GEORGE PAYNE.

SALE OF RACE CUPS. &C., OF THE LATE MR.
GEORGE PAYNE.
From the London Sportsman. Oct. 30l
Yesterday the silver race cups. plate, sporting pic
lures and library Of the late Mr. George Payne were
sold by auction by Messrs. Phillips Son, No. 73 New
Bond street. There large gathering of the aris-
tocracy and sporting men generally. and the compe-
tition for the verest tribes, down to whips battered
hunting horns and sticks eager in the extreme.
Among the pictures 1.-THE Meet OF the Pytchley
Hunt" by f. Ernley, realized 80 guincas, and 1.-THE
Run" by the artist containing tho
portraits Of number Of distinguished sporfsmen.
fetched 900 guneas An equestrian portrait OF the late
George Payne was run up to los guineas, while por
trait of Rapid Rhone, by Harry Hail. and another OF
Charles xII by !aporti, fetched ~ glineas and 40
distinguished racehorses fetched equally high prices
Among the contents OF the library 19S volumes OF the
Racing Calendar sold for f14, Johnsons Racing
Calender and the .'Stud Book" for 81, and II
in 1884, were after sharp bidding. Knocked down for
f12. Two watches and gold whist marker re-
allied respectively f19. f12 and f3. Among tlS
plate "doublehsndled racing cup, wegir
Of f195 49,, 32s. Sd. per ounce The
Marlborough Cup" embossed with figures Of
horses, the surmounted by group Of mare and
foal log ounces fetched ESQ, IS. I'd. per ounce.
bossed and gilt inside the handles designed horses.
50 ounces, f44 15s. per ounce. "a centre piece,
with two figures supporting basket, l55 ounces.
f55 "A double handled cup" splendid piece OF
16s per ounce and handsome seven-light candelab-
rum scroll design. with dogs at base presented by
the gentlemen Of the Pytchley Hunt. weighing 215
ounces sold for E63. The remaining silver.
There were l32 lots offered and the sale realized up
wards Of E3 600.
The New York herald., 1878-11-13
OBITUARY..
rEy. JOHN r. M.noNArp.


Rev. John II. Mcdonald. pastor Of the Church OF
The immaculate Conception. Brooklyn, H. d., VINO
Mad been seriously ill since last Wednesday OF pleufo
pneumonia. attended with symptoms OF TYPHOID
fever. died yesterday morning. Father Mcponaio
born in this city in 1857 but moved to BrooAis
at early age and received his primary edneaon IN
the public schools OF that city, In 1858 he entered
ST. John IS College. Fordhan taking the first honors
two years later. Leaving Fcrdhan in 1877, young
Mcdonald went to ST. Josephs Theological Seminary,
and in 1860 was ordained by Bishop Loughlin IN 81:
James Cathedral. For two years he was connected
with the Church of the Assumption corner of York
and jay strests and for the two years following with
the Cathedral At the expiration OF his term OF SER
vice at the Cathedral Father Mcdonald was appointed
10 ST. Mary's of the immaculate Conception, Wal.
lansburg. During his connection with st. James
Cathedral he had visited Europe making thorough
tour OF Ireland Aterward he espoused the cause OF
the poor in that country and distinguished himself
advocate Of temperance.
Father Mcdonald will be buried on Friday morning
from the church OF which he pastor al the time
os his DEATH of Leonard and Maujer streets.
The requiem mass will be proceeded by the offices.
All the priests of the diocese who possibly 40 so
will attend and the Bishop Of the diocese and many
priests from other cities expected The nter1nent
viii take place i'll the Cemetery of the Holy Cross.
The New York herald., 1878-11-13
AMERICAN PORTS.

,,MExAASDRrA, So- ii-Arived, steamer knight,
M.s. from ksunoS.c for
PAS" Passed dcvnscAr, Nellie Ismpsr. for Portsmouth;
BRYAN H r stc..ss nss s
: s'sSSc sar % .ss Susan Ross
BOSTON Noy iiArrivsd schr II Billings, Billings,
s:iI.d1 Steamer s..das: srIs M.ssIs v,,..,
phs barfs zS. 'Ssp from S%seaa via rsiaraa Is:o
Dunn, Rondou Western Sen, Chi:hom. Mirage
Ss'Ss s%i
@ s :s ss s. a a f'ssi &
ss. iion. o,is s. risre. Mart nc., forssopT:a,,t 4,
ssseoes fsS s''' Dare ne%ss David sr''i.n smith a@
'sTgs'ssI R @ s.''E si
Ss. o..s: :af .sass sasy Ss s ~
ssas s: s:sy' S. s..I @ @
1S @ p:a ks' g.. n's .
% iaassoa S Mullen Saasss.-g:l. Mary s%th xslosoy
ss ss os s'Ts
#:sss;. MS S. sass Ss:
,sza Ssy sfssa'H St a.s. Ass' s's 'fSsi
NOR; Mary rsmerist: ntEd;S; ds; Sal. I.
kinney: Ann Esse,er' ries: Aifs RSrS. Dukes; Teia
JsSn Ma.on. Fhi"ns,: s.sriish. wss..sr; paine,
hswken: Oregon Henderson, Perth Amboy Isabella Jew-
itt Rsndette do Francis Edwards West George Savage.
Love; Ann s.rs,.or. and sarah Henmsn psshsy Por
johnson Mary Sands Rocrts Nautilus, Col.nian olive
Branch. Whitaker q Glover. Martin aud lanes Holmes
Ryder Rondont John Baich. -, do: Wilton, Bar-
re Iuboken: rls1so iiarJy. Sewbure; Chase. lngrs
ham, Eddyvlio NY; John Hall, Green Maurice River;
Allegheny }nrns~orth, New York; sloop scrcsnier, sn'
van do.
Cisarsd Ste Vim Lawrence, Hewss, Bitincys bark
Rambler. Carter, San Francisco: schr Chfomo Wvvstsf
ecu. =
BALTIMORE. Nov fi-Arrived, barks Albeuass, Forbes
Rio Janciro Amahss Nor says.en Kings .ynn s, Non
fefk. -
nah Biackone march Prcyideocs Fsnny ~
,lark New York; J FOey Price, Wilmington ~; scnns
Hopkins Haiots Bcson: barks Orxir.e gtaD Csyasss
Bristol; Avo Giuseppe ntsp, Gsnita Ametsraam ,sc
Southampton ehy. Iccps, ms0ssr a.: saais
Barvn Bacon, thasieston; Anderson bspeock, ""'
shaw. New York; Fo.ks Crsnmer 90. wsd.nc.. wr,
Yoanf Sow I;rk shigs Ssrt" sory
Pesrsl Or, psys Beyen MaFA nsssn nts m -
1daa ~ is.~6r,s ~ N0n1A S10pu
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vIRGINIAS WHIPPING POST.
from the Richmond State. ]

IL rom the hcnmonu Staf-l
"Austin Mitchell. fssten the prisoner" said the
Sfioer To colored inmate OF the Jail: and Jones
wrists we're made in iron fastenings on the
post Now all was ready.
william Jones is tall. well built Of about
thirty Ave years. and would weigh one hundred and
rirty or one hundred and seventy pounds. His face
was clean shaved. his upper hip. which
wore . short brown mus.ache,. and he
you'd be called rather . good looking man.
He was once respectable citizen, being
yell connected and having been well raised
raught and has served term in tho Pcniten tiary.
Afterward he served term in jail which Was only .
fev weeks ago. He then received thirty nine isshes
and upon being turned loose he cribbed q pair OF
shoes valued at 81 80. for which he sentenced 70
receive thirty nine lashcs again and TO work in the
rhsn gang for six months And yet after being cata
logued With the "old offenders" Jones looked
though he would like TO reform and regain his
whiIom ifrespcct. .Oh for tho halcyon dsys"
be sirhed ~ he stood fastened to the post. He
bad felt the whip before and knew what to expert
1t vss worse than having q tooth puled-worse than
who was not devoid Of feeling. said, Jones.
don't like TO whip you, and I'm going TO surpnse
Tho officer used = long cowhidc. and each
lick brought the blood TO the skin The stripes were
inlet very hard lcks. but by sort Of sieight OF
hand--"a simple twist of the vrist--they stung
TO the quick. Tho prisoner kept steady body. but
his face wss psychological study. The writhing of
the muscles the agony. the shame. these in
tense. He uttered not word. hut the tears rolled
down his checks. and tho spectators Who hap
pcncd 10 DO in the jail yard turned their
heads. He thought he was TO receive
nine and thirty, but when the tenth stripe had
been inflicted the officer, said Thsti do for to-day.
Unloose him. Then Jones unfsstened and
putting his shirt he walked back into his cell.
The officer informed the writer that he had never
whipped a white woman but that he had whipped
about as many colored girls as he had men. 1--WE
make them strip down 20 the waist. and lay the
stripes pretty hard. An Ethiopian back is tough
and can stand IL. It's mean business, though this
thing OF whipping. ."-Iirginio Sote.
The New York herald., 1878-11-13
WHALEsfEN.

Arrived at Now Bedford Nov H. bark Greyhonnd alien
Anabon Sept H. with bbls ~ oil I'D dn hnpkb do 70
Abbott Smith. Sept II, captan Was taken sisk Win
typius fever hauled our wind for Ascension where We
Sept M aud obt medical aid and sailed same
day for home Reports Sept 3 bark Hale rioenm
with No bbs hnpbk oil and do VIII since leaving 81
liccnn barks Cicero Foster Nh, of kabenda WIN ,io
ney Nh il hills hmpbI oil since July rnyhonnd heard
from bark Elizabeth 30 bbls hmpk she 'ett M,"mnm aug
10 Barks Mary Frazier Dexter Edgartown and Desdemons
Vincent Nh. have gonc tho Blight of benin to c.ise
Cleared ut ,lo llth. bark Peru Benton Atlantic ocean
(and sailed I.sh.
Arrived at San Frnncisco Nov 10 banks prcsress % lap
ham, Nh and Rainbow. coEan do, from the Arctc ocesh
The Rainbow has taken > whales. u !.
Spoken Oct lat &c bark Tropc Bird, Cievesnd OF
NIB with whales
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special building in Chinatown, provided with We
randa and other etceteras and lighted by gas jets
They Enthusiastically tony" in all the appoint
ments and ccrcmoniais OF this pusillanmous appeal
to the devil. They have imported special Chinese
band from San Francisco to do honor to the OCCASION
and the resultant concord of sweet sounds
has already rid Chinatown of its last rodent and sent
the sophers which erstwhle infested the vineyards
leading the river i'll search of fresh grape roots and
tender shoots new. The fanfare viii he kept up To-
night, and distinguished Chinese ecclesiastlc mas
been imported, at great expense TO deliver Dang up
what hour the Celestial circus will open We are not
advised but about the time the gas Jets are turned on
10 full head will be good season to put IN an al-
pesrance in Chinatown. Propitators of the deyil
would DO well to be on hand
The New York herald., 1878-11-13
MARITIME MISCELLANY,

sraxrE v1on,seE wTa.ssEr VII Which srssa s =. Sss.
.ness. in csps ISSh.u, I,.rSr when
ps s nssf. ssf
% side
sS.' ssssa them '' 70 part sh them s1s Ss
waters .s Hs;srsE .ss wa: .s;n sc,.n
which s and m II. . ss
board She vas NOT damaged any by going ashore
mex, day easily gotten aacat She g n on the ss
sssn: iss, sna nSs arat % q vsseI %s's fs-t IT, " ~
s1.aurs Hunsclpr drl Brown; :. Bslsmcro 18th from
make necessay repairs At Baltimore Two Of her crow
were sealded. t-
nos.. sn.r is y lon a heavy gallo:
had SssS gs.s from Wsw 10 aeco
psncd With squalls Of and hall weather
II sics snow storm; found Pacific in lat
% " s. lon iis W.
;es hsasya j DsE,las; .r.d s years q
as: sy s,S yTSss
siss oss oi DECK iosd aud vessel icaSiaE
Brrc MAsIaus, from cardosss for New York. before
Rc,s s III and
tom she ss has board about 30 hhds and 80
boxes Of sugar.
scHn Approx cKsvKn ssherman Of Gouesster put into
Halifax, Ns, Nov II for repairs.
& r r. - r' .es arrived
POTATOES put Newport ri, Nov IL leaking She will
ship extra and proco~l.
scHg FREpDrK Ensvr, recently abandoned and taken
into Savannah will cast SarO To repair. Tho amount Of
salvage IL know claims having yet been made, bnt
the parties expect to arrange with the owncss
letter from IIssse Mt Gibraltar states that his
vessel the sctr William Frcdevck has boon thoroughly re-
paired after her recent collision aud ready Tor sea e
Es n hs Haay is%a,a Psss Sssrs .r
discharged during repairs The cost OF repsirs hand
ling cargo and all other expenses amounted TO $Vl
CoorpsAr Noy aschr Tmpudenc~. of 81 John. Mr. while
hnrbor won't sfonl Of schr snnbeatn of Cs'
den Mo the ong and before the veeseis could
cleared the Sunbeam's chain vas paited, losing W
anchor The parties csue together at Lawyer
Fisher and the loss made good by the captain ~
Inpudencc Tho Sunbeam got nnchor and chain ana
proceeded 10Th. -. -. !.
carried all the head year OF the latter
sn mort lwgny Both scb"vners were beating
harbo Veto tho starbasrd and the tcs "n
The port tack both vessels will repair before procsrding
schr Atsss others have lost sails IN storm of Few
days ago.
cAsso Nov s-scbr Fonr Brobsrs received such damage
render survey ot the vc.e, nd
vsahIe which condemned her Cargo OF sd bushels poia
ss,sd dry and $50 do on board In dsmseee
sdy.rtaed for sale Tomorrow scnr Msoc' s<n~d odsy
with part of the cargo Of the -Four Brothers
HAtryAx Nov f2-Ths American fishing schr ,ssens put
In to-day in distress Her nsnnssthead was broken on
while se iahorcd yesterday about 30 miles from
this berhor.
ST. JonS Nh Nov 1.-THE foctpor Ns) brig Wslioon Is
eopsdersby overdue and fears entertained for her
satisfy sbs heavily isdn and 0oouHtsrsd The rscsss
~ --R-<~a~s&>~us laallla M. -
The New York herald., 1878-11-13
THE CHINAMAN'S DEVIL.
From The Los Angeles lcal.l Gazette.

Chinatown was thronged last night with ourious
oeople. attracted thitber by the Chinese religions
toadl-eating demonstration toward All Toa. The
Chinese, with . discrimination which does honor TO
Che 'rnoon-eyed lepers. assume that they need eS-
pect no harm from the benehcent author Of tho uni
verse; But they recognize the existence Of 'cuss,
whom we call the devil and they designate IL by the
more pocticsi and euphonious term OF All Tos--
really the only instance we know Of In which that
cacophonous language appears for the nonce 70 DC
rnuscssnd this creature, in their eyes, is sort
Of embodied destructveness, equal to an indehpifo
amount Of dynamite, gisnt powder and Greek nrn.
fsx A va1 70 nxnnitiaA hinn- ThAH hASA -axnefA0A
The New York herald., 1878-11-13
HANGED BY A MOB.

MEMPHIS, Tenn Nov. IL, 1878.
special despatch TO the Appeal this afternoon
confirms the publication made this. morning in the
Appeal OF the hanging Of Floyd Smith and his wife
Msriah (colorcsil. by armed mob Of thirty or
forty persons on November 4. three miles
southwest Of Hernando. Miss. Both the victims
had been arrested and lodged in jail at
Hernsndo tho 10Th October. charged with murder
ing little white girl six years Of age which had been
left in their care by its mother. postmortem 4
amin stion of the child revealed the fact Of its skull
having been broken. Rumor gives . reason for the
murder of the child that the negroes nstigscd
by tho mother Of the child who would inherit large
property estate on the death OF her offspring.
The New York herald., 1878-11-13
rHoMIs A. sATrERTHwA1TE.

Thomas W. Satterthwaite. old and wcn known
citizen of New York, died at his residence on the
Passaic River Tuesday morning at the advanced ase
OF eighty-one years. Mr.. Satterthwae was born in
this city October l. 1877 and the son OF Thomas
wilkinson Saterthwate and grandson Of Theophylate
Bache one Of the first presidents Of the Chamber or
Commerce. During the greater part OF his life he
was engaged in active business here and i'll Quebec,
fnent OF the Insurance Company of North America.
In 1865 hc retired from business. and subsequently
spent seven years abroad with his family. returning
10 his old residence in 1875 where he lived mp to the
time of his death.
The New York herald., 1878-11-13
CAPTAIN ABRAHAM BANcKER.

Captain Abraham Bancker, ono of the first consrib-
ators of ship to the newspapers OF this city.
died yesterday morning. at his residence No l32 Con-
cord street. Brooklyn, in the eghtieth year of his
age. Deceased intimately acquainted with the
late Commodore Vanderbilt whom he had known
from childhood and in 1850 accepted the position of
agent on Ishmus of Panama for the lattcrs line
OF steamers Captain Bancker remained on the 18th.
mus unf,l 1860. when he returned to Brooklyn. OF
late years he had lived retired life. He WAS the
fAthnr of thirteen children.
The New York herald., 1878-11-13
our CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.


ANTWERP. Nov I2-Arrived. ship Beaconsfeld Br,.
Sirnonson New York. t
BEisroI Nov Io-Anivsd, steamer AssJr.a tBr, Camp
bell New York.
BoRpxavx. Nov 7--ssiled. bark F Robinson BD.
Brcen, Hampton Roads.
BARcxLosA. Nov T-Sssd bark Chapman tNor), Pnnsen.
New York
BoxBAY to Nov I2-Arrived, ship Hersey, Water
house, Liverpool
CxoxsrApr to Nov l2-Arrivcd, barks Ncmento tNor,.
Andersen, New York; Sheffield Ncn Morch, Piadclphia
vin Copenhagen.
CAsrELLAEARE. Nov 6Arrived. brig Maria uta) Laurc,
Bangor. Ne. for Sarrento.
DiErrE Nov i2--Arrved, bark Rothessy tNo Iversen,
Baltimore via Queenstown.
FIuxx to Nov Io-Arrivsd bark Anina ser), Jantren.
Richmond. Va
GLASGOW Nov l2-Arriyed steamers stste OF Psnn.yL
vana fBr) Stewart Bolivin fBr), Small, do
GrrESocK. Nov 12-Anivsd, Twain" from United
States. '.''.''st
GENOA Nov ll--saed bark Brodrsne cSor>. salvesen.
Savannah
GsRALrAR Nov Arrived bark sirsna QtaD. Jaccarino,
New York befors rcportod without datc,
Sailed 4th brig Konnedy Pickett Cadix; schr Mabel
Stspl Cola, United States.
LIVERPOOL Nov 12-Arrved, steamers Circassa Br Pin
der Norfolk; Jamsican B), winder. Galveston; West
Indian (Br), Brcmner. Baltimore.
Sailed t. steamer Bavsrsn DID, Lazrolo Boston; ship
Lawrence Dslsp (Br) Groves, Now York.
LONDON. Nov l2-ssiled, ship Cornelius Grinnen Bor-
land, New York.
LlsRoS Nov 6-Sailcd, ship Mariana Tort Fcrrcira,
New York; banks La PIsta Sor Hendckssn, Savannah;
Pasqualina dtaD, siana. New York.
MELsoUExx. Nov s--Arrived, ship Canada Trowbridge,
Now York
EHwcAsrIr E, Nov ll--sailed bark Dorothy Thompson
CBr Frostick, United States.
PALHRAo Nov 11Sailed, steamers Castals OBJ, Crngle
and knight Templsr Hr), -, for New York.
Qr.rxsrowE. Nov 12-Anvsd, bark Lef Eriksen CSor),
Hansen, New York.
RIVAL Nov 3-Arrivsd steamer Mo (Br, Bambough sa-
vsnnsh.
EAscooK Oct 4-Arrived bark Beatrice Havner Dicksy
New York
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov 12-Arrvod. steamer Neckar (Gsr),
wiigsrod, New York for Bremcn (and proceeded.
SHIELDS 12-Saiied bark Harvest Queen tBr) Clark
Philadelphia
ST. NAxArRr Nov 7-ssiIsd, bark Won Moltke Q,r),
McCully Now Yerk.
TRIESTE Nov 6-Arrivcd, barks Tcmmasino GtaD, CAT
Herc Now York Iith Porrio di Martino dta, Gaatos
do
Sailed 9Th, bark Giussppina r dtaD RuEiero United
States
yALErrA Mnisa,, Nov 3-Arivsd, brig Tmssina GiAD.
Cumo, New York
LospoS Nov 12--The Of the brix Francis which
foundered whom tho passage from Msndal for Whining
ton, vsre savod
WEATHER REPORT.
LIVERPOOL, Nov II, PN-Wind NNE. strong; barometer
The New York herald., 1878-11-13
PROTECTING THE BALLOT BOX.

CBARLEsYoS, 8. c., Nov. II, 1878.
Three managers OF election u Of the Charleston
polls we're arrested to-day under warrants from the
United States Commissioner. for obstructing dep
uty rDarshal in the discharge Of his duties at the
recent election and for refusing TO publicly count
the ballots They waived examination and were ad-
mitted to bail. Other arrests expected to-nor-
row Eighteen citizens of OrangeburR have been
rested for obsructing United States officers in the
discharge of their duties at the election. They gave
bail for sppcarance for trial
The New York herald., 1878-11-13
BELOW.

Ship Mabel Tsylor Br>. Goudsy, from Yarmouth, Ms,
Oct 10
Bark sirrah lSor). Haiversen. from Copenhagen.
Bark Blomidon (Br), Potter. from Roucn.
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the Cunard line TO run betwssn Liverpool and
NOrIcE no MARINERs.

On soon after Nov and can buoys IN tho
Second Lighthouse will he removed Tor rho winter
and spar buoys corresponding number and coiors suos
tuted. BY order of the Lighthouse Hoard ,,sx
= ID AMES Commander, lsN,
Lighthouse In -pector. Second district.
ONCE Of LIGHTHOUSE Inspector Second district. Boston,
NnYl
The New York herald., 1878-11-13
SAILED.

Steamers Nevada tBr, for Liverpool: Hadji (Br), st
Johns PR &6 mot l1thl st Johns Charleston; Old Do
minion Richmond. &c; Albemarle Lcwes Del: ships Re
porter Shanghai: John Harvey AMER; Liverpool London
Princeton Savannah; brig Hale, New Orleans.
The New York herald., 1878-11-13
SPOKEN.

Steamer Minnesota r) from Boston for Liverpool, Nov
TO- 29U miles Il Of Boston light
Hight American ship steering SW probably snip ifan1i'
ton DAILY from San Francisco for Bakers isand Oct 70
lat u ~ n, Ion 13S fl w.
The New York herald., 1878-11-13
GEORGES cAvAIrE (s'p1pE-EN-poIs.' y

GEORGES CAvALIE (''PIPE-EN-DOIS.
Georges Csvale. better known ~ "Pipe Bois" or
"wooden Pipe" Partisan celebrity who bore hum
BILE part in the insurrection Of the Commune died ut
Paris October 25 having returned two weeks before
from an exile Of years He native Of Paris.
about forty years of age. educated civil engineer
1t the Ecole Polytechnque and also studied law but
was what the French call student OF twenty years
standing"-i E., . man who could never pass HIS ex-
sminatons but kept his name on the books Of the
university in order to enjoy . certain social status.
He possessed small income Of 5000 livres. and spent
most OF his time in the cafes. where, about the
Hose Of the Empire, he was tho boon companion
md butt of Raoul Rigsnlt. Grousset, f1onrens.
celebrities of the Commune. He was nick
named wooden Pipe on account Of the ludicrous
yrin which marked his droll lean countenance, max
ing it look like Nuremberg pipe" It has been
said that Victor Hugo conceived the idea OF Homme
4er visited him Jersey At the head of deputation
~ students, and Leon Cugnot, the sculptor carved
Icr him wooden pipe with the image Of nis face.
Commune his old friends nisde him Inspector Gene
raj Of Municipal Scavcngers and Water Carts. and he
passed through that time Of blood without having COM
nittsd any act of barbarity. Being tried by
court martial. he condemned to simple exile
on who Tor the most part were sent TO
New Caledonis. He went first to. Brussels. but soon
afterwsrd turned at Mulhouse in Asace. where he
was ostensbly employed an engineer, but really
pned away and drank himself TO DEATH mourning for
his friends and his enforced absence from his beloved
boulevsrds- At last the government allowed him 10
return to Paris early last month when with childish
Clee he revisited his beloved pothouses. though
duced to living skeleton. He was tenderiy nursed
by his young wife. whom he had married in exile,
and died at his mothers house. exclsming, my God,
what fool have been. but have not wronged any
one"
xEv. HERBERT KYNAsToH, d. D., ENGLISH POET.
Rev. DR.. Herbert Kynaston died in London. October
36, from exhaustion consequent upon . severe sur
gical operation. He belonged to an ancient Shrop-
shire family; was born at Warwick in 1909. educated
st Westminster School, obtained . studentship at
Christ Church. Oxford, where he graduated with clas
pca honors in 1884, became tutor Of that college, took
orders in the Church of England in 1884. select
preacher the University of Oxford 1923 for
than third of century 1s3816 High Master OF st.
Paul's school. London; became prebendary Of st.
Pauls, 1858. and incumbent Of St Nicholas Cole
Abbey. London, 1s5o-66 He was author of several
volumes of poetry. including Miscellaneous Poetry
us4I, 'Damianis Glory of Paradise (ls5T, Coca
sfonsl Hymns ps6) and 'Carrnina Coletina QeGs).
Throughout his life he foeiie pnceps among Eng
lish writer's of Latin verse. and engaged IN the
composition of Latin lyrics until within few weeks.
AUGUsTE wUGK-PAINTTR.
The New York herald., 1878-11-13
AUGUsTE wUGK-PArNTTR..

AUGUsTE wUGK-PAINTTR.
The death is announced by mail Of Auguste wugk
the young French painter, whose "Sant Sebastian
salon st the last attracted much attention. He
born at Lille. pupil Of Cabancl, and only
twenty y-eight years Of age.
The New York herald., 1878-11-13
WEATHER REPORT.
FOREIGN PORTS.

LrvKRrooL, Nov II, PN--wind NNE, strong; barome
90 3o3