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FOREIGN PORTS.

Bathurst, NIB, Oct 1-Cloared. barks Margaret (Br),
Wilson Livcrpool Mandal (Nor,, Erickson. London.
Arrived I'd bsrks .malia Nor), Much, London Win Sgd
ney. CB: Bothnis tNor), Rafen, Greenock via DO
son. for New York.
Lundbark Dublin Frednaes Nor), Petersen, Tarragona;
Eiord Nor) Andersen. Glasson Dock
Arrived I'd banks Venskabct (Nor), Sarvog, Bordeaux
Camille dFr). Launay. Caen.
CAPE ROzIER, Oct 3Passsd inward. stesmer Prince Ed
DALMousIE Nh, Oct 2--sacd bark Vancouver (Br),
Havana. Oct 2-Arrived, steamer Santiago dc Cuba,
Foote. New York
MONTREAL Sept 3O-Arrivcd, steamer Consul Dr.
Andrew Pictou: brig Ubbina Ger). Roggonberg, Agoa
Bay Oct steamers Manitoban (Br Nc Dougal Glasrow
Govno (,r. Scarlet. Bristol bark Elgin (Br. Monde
Sydney CB; brig Josephine tr) Ganiou Port Caledonia
Arrived I'd, steamers Lake Winnipeg, Bornson. Liver
pool: James Barrass. Briggs, North Shields
Sailed Sept 80 steamers Lake Chauplan (Br). Stewart
Liverpool: Lvadis (Brl Twates London ships Ci,y of
Montreal (Br, Wilson Len. Pomona Qr, Isbistor, tiv
erpoo; bark Hiida (I,r) O'Brien, Bordeaux
Sailed Oct l. steamers Hurwoth Anderson. Antwerp;
HISTORIAN stephens Livorpoo I'd banks Ocean Express
2uEBKc Oct 1--Arrivcd steamers Brooklyn tBr,, Lin
Annie (Br). Thompson, Barrow:
den Island Br) Zoand Sydney for Montreal; brig st
Francois t3r, Cnrcn Cow Ray for Montreal ~ ~ ~
CLEARED Ist ship Madras Csr. Briggs. Port Glasgow;
bark Nordens Dreaming tNor Henricksen london.
Cleared I'd, steamer Lake Champain. Stewart, Liver
pooi; bnrks Abbotsford McWiliian, Leth; q Cairns
bell do; Frithjof Ingeberts sen, London.
AGO Oct ARRIVED bark Morning Star (Br) Ssson
New York.
rsey Iverpoo Carrier Dove DR. Saunders do Lennio
(,rj Weston. do (and all sailed)
Sailed ist barks Victoria p santa CRUZ Egeria Br)
YARMOUTH rs, Oct 1-Arrivod schr Ocean Boil, from
York.
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Steamer Britannia (Br. Perry. Liverpool via Queens
Steamer Victoria (Br), RAFT, Acknowledgement Bros
Steamer Bolivia rl Small, Glasgow-Hsnderson Bros.
steamer City Of Savannah, Mallory Savannxh-George
Yonge.
steamer Richmond. Kelly. West Point, va-oid Domin-
Steamer Josephine Thomson. Moore. BALTIMORE s
Krems.
Ship Therese Gor), Hansen. Rssssrdam-Bonhan Boye-
Bark Amor Nor). Nielsen swsnsea-Bockmann, Oerein
Bark Mary Fraser (sr) Dexter. Belfast IL Whitney
Bark lovoh,erts or, Nielsen Cork for orders-Funch,
Bark Josva Nor) sorsnsen, Cork Falmouth for
dcrs.Funch. Edye Co.
dersLTnnper 4 Beattie
Bark sisSia tAus Debnovich Cork Falmouth for
sst a%yko aUy Sos Carlson BromoaBockmann Ger
lein'& Co.
ELK Fseas MOB Harris ESys
Bark Eliza Barss 0Brl Hollis, Bermuda-Acx E Tucker.
Brig Gloria Utnb. valencis-Lauro: Storey scarpat.
Brig Harrington Or, Peters. Bilbao Spain,
Brig Augusta (Br), Buck Oporto-P Nevius x Son.
Brig II Cacciators QtaD, Basilo Lsghorn-Slocovich
sehr Katie Collins. Mathis Port Limon, CRIB won-
schr Isaac Oliver CHay, Mass, Port Prince-Lyon
Schr A F Ames Achorn. Mayagucx PK-Lyon Co.
Schr Lizzie q (Br), Gchrist, st John. NB-Scammeil
schr bonanza DR. Allen. ssiem-B J Weinberg & Co.
schr Amelia Augusta, Mott New Haven via Perth AM
Schr Celeste George, New Haven-P Car twright.
Schr Humm,ng Bird, kle, Now Haven-H Doyle.
schr John Levitt. Dalton. New Hsven-George Blair
sloop Lotus. Nelson Perth Amboy. NJ
slcop Mary Atwatsr. Hawkins Now Haven't Cart
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velvet with scroll and frieze in gold. This sur
mounts what will be recognized as one OF the chick
est beauties of the house.
The NEW CURTAIN AND OTHER DECORATIONS
The drop curtain for elegance OF design anu
excellence OF execution has never been surpassed
II Is from the brush of Mr.. Philip Goutcher, ana
consists of an arrangement of Nile green anu PINK
satin draperies having a centre comic mask ana
some OF the appurtenances OF stage costume sur
rounded by an exquisitely painted wreath OF now
ers All the redecoratons and alterations have been
inspired and directed by the taste of Mr. WALLACE.
which has proved happy in the front OF the hose
il often has in the presentation OF those per
feet stage pictures which have helped to make ms
management so famous and SO successful. it SPEAKS
volumes for the energy and enterprise with when
he commences a season, that while ousliy en-
gagged in rehearsng for and acting star ehtage-
ment in Brooklyn he has found time within the lew
DAYS that his theatre has been closed to effect SO
thorough and beautiful 4 transformation The regu-
lar season will be inaugurated this evening.py Tue
French by Mr.. Dion Boucieault and entitled CON
TEMPT OF Court"
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AMERICAN PORTS.

Ia.
AsToRiA O. Sept 2'-Arrived bark Annie Main (Br),
swain Aaeaiee. IT, -. g
Sailed 2ith barss Norih Bend uondiet san francisco
BOSION, Oct @-Arri'ea' schr Aooost Audmm
Phiiadei Ihia an -. ,,,-,,- t.
Smied-oteSmer Da"opus ,pp D"r1 n'n sa,S iM
3d-Arryed steamers Hsyeta Sbeig). ,Mecsienburg,
6htwep uaueus fsw a9rK "in Nraho mowes
Baitmore SAXON Snow, rhladsipnin; rerklomen. Al,
berison, do: barks amaa utaD, l,aianzn. Lcata: w
bmr,.ses' . r M ,'E ' ME- vn' w
sonyilie MsgI;e Iha,d.miek Norris AioSsndra Va:
delpnin; Florence ! Loekwood thatcher do; 4 Kirk
Baker AieYasdrin' Geo r"pea. bale b"itpoSe Re
becca hnddsi Il. Deputy; Lhi'ndephia' a Nowei
Jane. Haskeit; anu iyier "nii"ms' Fort 'ohnsoL
BcIow-Brig Neptun Ger, Ettscher, from Bahia .
s,,I t n, Axprpoo'; loe
rian t5r, Howe 90 senrs henry Lippett. Howas Cork
Tor oraers; ano'no eIen as na storm hin
smith and Caynan . Eaton, III Ihompson rhiisde
yhia; Comm.n asr Chase New York Ida L. Crocker, do
Lewis Crnweii; do:
S"nTIMUTE Oct 3psrrived scbr IT N so,,,. r,
Boston o,.,.... cr,u.. ..,,.. u..,.
SChAdw,ek Nor,s boston havihS fep"'red) "ybossctt
"S ssssj Shp. EIigalsts irnen. sunerh por,,.
barks Augusta ou,ntc calais; saphr sligo; Andreas
his. cv.k, 'po'. oneltsin "merick;
Srgs mary = r I'M; New naIx o"aiassa ,oston.
gor; schr Alnena, port spain. :,
W N eo Appou, oSe."nS, 9S9n'
Lnu2n; ncss Sob' sc"us'oS' ho""eur bark r"ncook
OBI, mmshes wors; ,,,,.n.,n.r, o., s p
G.liforn,an ,br pa",e h''srpooi; bsrks Fortunate
..'a' Ni.sr."' A'moh'" ittiI S'eu". 20;
M9nars NSn maIs1rSe" 81 N"1"re ohapm"n Br
ESTABLISHMENTS Hansa Ger, Bremen; Nellie Martin
" p x xs:nW nc, i-Arrv.a scbr N,,,, rr,u u.,
SisTSsdoossIr "a. o'boacAaS Ws.sp. rhiaaslphIa
VT 80 ,Ieiia Ill, Ei,.n,h ia,I, s V,,vu Nsw
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THE LATE ARCHBISHOP BAYLEY.

Yesterday being ,the second anniversary Of the
death of Most Row. James Roosevelt Bayiey. ID. D..
Archbishop of Baltimore. solemn pontihcal high
mass was celebrated in St. Patricks Cathedral. New
ark by Right Rev. Michael Augustine Corrigan.
d. D., Bishop of Newark. The Rev. Father Shep-
pard assistant priest Rev. Fathers Brennan and
Ward decons of honor Rev. Messrs. Eagan and Duffy
deacon and subdeacon OF the mass. and Rev. Father
O'Connor master of ceremonies. large number OF
priests from all parts OF New Jersey present.
The CONGREGATION large.
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and who seek foist thor peculiar petisc
views upon the guide and rule of their
duet.
As regards the present Sunday iawsodious. obsolete
and all AS they in tho main-we declare ourselves
willing in common with all other good citizens. TO
patiently submit rational enforcement until relief
modification, provided the enforcement
L. General. special.
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WANTED PARTLY-woRN CLOTHING.

The Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Chill
dren appeals to the charitable for childrens partly
worn clothing. hats and Shoes. Many Of the chill
drcu rescued by the society's officers are nearly
naked when found, and for this it is difficult
to transfer them to places of protection. Parcels
may be sent to the rooms of the society, No. so
Union square. or. II desired. will be called for.
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SPOKEN.

Bark Arcadia Bp. Dakin. FROM Traieo for New York,
schr j Harris Hammond. New York Sept 10 for Tux.
PAN Sept "a, lat 30 Ion IL.
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SAILED.

Steamers Syrian .!Brl, for Barrow; Richmond. West
Point Va; ships Laci1e, Yokohama; Charles II Marshall
London; Caravan. Liverpool Hanna Nor), Hamburg
Stratford (Nor, Antwerp barks souvenir tNor) Cork
er tNor) vigo Rising Sun, Demersra; schr Impulse r
Pa
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Oct 3-Arrivcd steamers Farniey dBr Rey
noids Baltimore; Begianland tBelg, Jackson, PhIade
phia; ship Mctcalfe tNor Knudsen. New York: bark
Aida tNor). Bodtker. do.
Sailed I'd. ship Loviathan tNor,. Mosteld New York.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
VXrILKIE COLLINS IN THE
w SUNDAY MERCURY.

no ONE EVER YET BEGAN ONE OF wILKIE
COLLINS NOVELS TO THROW 1T ASIDE."-London
Athenpum.
"Mr. COLLINS POSSESSES THE ART OF FIXING
HIS READERS ATTENTION THROUGHOUT THE
WHOLE OF NARRATIVE OF INTRIGUE IN A
HIGHER DEGREE, PERHAPS. THAN ANY OTHER
NOVELIST "-London Academy.
A NEW AND ORIGINAL STORY,
entitled ...
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. sc,

YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. sc.
UNOR sALE-THE NEW STEAM TUG r. L. OAR
ragh built this yenr; engine 2ox2o either high or
low at will Lightha condenser iron tank For
further particulars inquire board boat ut Erie Elevator
Pavonia ferry Jersey City.
CCHOONER FOR SALE.-THE SCHOONER JOHN
CGrifh 1873 tons will be sold at United
States Marshas sale. Mt Crocker Davidson Co ship
yard. Tuesday next, October Z. at o'clock p. NJ
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF OCTOBER.
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

Ship Union Nor) Olsen. from Bordeaux via Philadei
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WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.
New YORK. Oct. 3-Noon
The Western Union time ball dropped to-day two
one undrcdths OF second slow.
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSERVA-
TIONS. KS
, 1879-04-11

moment Or twot ou!ettY smiled as II tn him.
sufl, aint t'cn politely but absolutely refused
70 nnhwcr, nGF could my tnoat nrrsthtent efforts
elicit anYthtng beyond tic repcnlcI an,i en-
nhato th!L worl. ~ a.sats ya viii not say any
l rcali 10 him from TItE C1ltcAuo TRtnuYH
statement that prominent nfs,i wrlt-infor,ncl
neln9crat y was heard to say not many days AGO
TINT Mr. Hendricks hfnaclf will coirie out boldly
for Iildcn within n short time. mud asked;
via TINT 20, 0ov. Ilendrlcks1n "No, sir," lo
replictl, "taiat - not 40, md may say to y1l
lint my attention has ccn called to TINT before
and have written letter 10 friend al Wash.
tngton to say thAt this statement Is unaunIi-
tledly !alsc: hare nut talked with any uno
about Mr.. Tlllon, but have uniformly rutuspd
70 Do 10, as have to you today. + can sar
also tliut flaye and ia Tint cticr, which may 0r
may not have been publ1s1,et, tliat I aid not
lee! under any obligations 10 agan accent scconi
place l'pon thu ticket. was lentoli In tbu inst
Conscnstonl mud accepted ,ny defeat anl Lc-
eaiie candidate for IN olcc which did not
desire. don't think Tint aln called upou to
DO tha ngain.h ~F~' ~
, 1879-04-11

Don Juan Foster Is nlluJed to fl, q casual
wny BY correspondent Of the San Franctsco
it"iieit! as uuuug tho larEcr rcal-estate holders
" Caltfosnin. Ills snug little property IL In
Snn Diego County, md has nu ocean frontage
u sosns twcntY.seycn miles and e1tcuds for
fifteen miles ur 70 toward tho interior Of tue
continent. Not long ago Don Juan determined
to live Oh more nolghborly terms with Ills fellow
creatures aud hu Invited c0loutsts 10 walk ju and
pnsscss ut the rate of $40 por acre. About
thirtv.fanIius at once aceeptcd .!nd have begun
to TIL otlo oi tho fertile valleys OF the fuym,
while town Inns been laid our by the great pro-
prletor, In charming wel.watered aud woli-
soVded sput at the ln0utl Ut thu yatleY, whcto
ducks arc built 10 establish this Is q shipping
point. Ot course the farul Isn't crowded vet,
fur 1.GW families could Hna 16O nercs
apIeca without goiu4 outalde OF Don
Junns .Iino fe',cs. 1'ut fortunata-
~ any farmer WHO cfopBes eau have
all lte ln!l4 ho will 'pnt In " for tlyo years,
With tl!e privilege OF purchasing his lb0 acres nj
the end Of lllat t,erlod. Ihcsu are tue conditions
OF ,lle luasa: Ts first year thu la,,l Il .rce Tho
serus1u year Il tcntat at 1t M acre h asked, OF
one-sixtll Of !Eu eryp. TIC three years. follow
Ing Ss.a5 is charged per ncre, or onc-tfth OF thu
crop: Other prlnculy propstatore. ~ It see1ns,
arc dividing up tller lau,ss on similar terms, and
notably another Forster. who oHns the Dcnpt-
sun Ranche, Oh llalf-aloon Bay,
, 1879-04-11

The question Of who will be the Mayors ap-
polnsecs continues uppcrulost In the 1niutls Ut
many, and others WHO are hot aeekIug anything
t('etMseives at bis hn1,ds thfnl, tliey asc iaku.
capital In siguti,E petitions. AID. Tucy, for In.
starce, WIN is bendIng all hls energy toward
balnE elected to uJulgeap In June, crsttrs to
tho Democracy Of every nne hr knows tu pro.
1css ttat crcet1 uhl erns all the putltiuus
brought him, asId thus supposes he gatns the
lastl1g friendship Of hundreds. OILERS are In
tl.c same business, but, knowing full veil that
petitions will amount to naught, msny uro b.
Cunning to think VI ltie l,Grclftcr, mud to MIL
losuphlZo rs tu whether or nu1 tlrir tartir4 will
ubt rc,set uuatnst tlleM III tile tlual Iay, ulnt
lakt moro cleInles tllan friends fur tirlli. As
al osidci1eu VI thu usolesstltss Ut petitions,
placs who l,aa not circulated on. Is
tl.e first to get MI appointment, whIc, WIS all
nuuncea yesterday. Tint Individual Is Harvey
J. Weeks, whD las been offered tic position Of
Sea1er 0f Weights AMI Measures, md he will no
doubt aeeopt II. beyond this, US fur ~ roull l,e
learned, no niher nppointu.cnt has Icr1i agreed
upoti,--certa!nly ,oEa has hecn announced. II
Is Etsnu out, however, frUm se,nI.uilleJ9 circles
that tEoFe most M'pcful III thu rucu n few DAYS
ago Aru not icnr So hopeful nuw, nor urc their
CHANCES Of s1rcess 10 great. Among these IL
Supt 4eaycy, who. II IS believed, wilt be cut oil
at no later uny than July !. Ii Ilu " not, The
sgna Of The tiNles nre deceptive, tur opposition
ls p!lts up naInst HIN every day, ind ttle drag
net IL lDrli.nH.up stcsInge thlliya aE!d Inspiring
lin with uty thug rise tllan hupu.
, 1879-04-11
SUICIDE,

dHesfaf nis9Gtch to Tho 1ffbHns.
joliet, ILL.,, April 1u-Thr mystery sur1ound-
luz thu identity Of tlc man who committed
suicide by shuutlng himself through Mt Adam
Wcrncr's boaFtlng.housu III this city Monday
afternoon, has been cleared up. Two gentle
men came down from Chicago laat night a.,tl re-
paired to WcrncFfs to leata what particulars
they cosltd, rs from the description Of the man
tu thu dispatch to TUE TRIBUNE they wcso led
to believe nu WIS friend. named Gchmtdt, rc-
sLliug ut No. 17U Wost Twelfth street. Surh
proved 10 oc the easc. Schmidt was married,
but ind no children. IIu was In comfortable
circumstances III, to within Few months ugo.
lie met With rcYcrees, losing ncarly everything,
Alt! not bei.H, abla to obtain W1rk he uetpu,c
dishea!tcncd.i und expressed to ILLS wife, on
several occaslons tlAt llo couldn't stand sucll
didn't succue1 in obtaIIlns wurk.
Last Monday morning he lott homo, apparent
u feeling ail rsgat, but Il aeetaa he took tic
,ooa .rafu On il'e q, i. !. y T. Railroad aud,
his wife stating hu lad purchased revolver.
alll would 20 10 some polat unknown 10 lliu.
9nd would. tako hta HE. llc catno direct to
Juliet wandered nro!lni thy city uuti! lato in
Werners. where ha rematnel I'll night. The
body OF the hian WA4 exhuihesl ThursaaY After
goo1t, and Il vas found to b. covered wlsh dirt
nt'! ! llood. IlN PARTIES buEy!lIs Thy reH,aias
tue luce as't hauds haoru burial. Though tho
man was unknown at t!lv tit,e, yet he l4tt the
appearance VI resueetablsity, uuu was deserving
OF better attunei01l.
~ DETROIT, Ailcl':, April 1l.-0lto harrc, aged
~, eo'aMttsca suicide By tak!llg Io.u ot slrych.
pine Ut lts iatasr's h0tlsu TO-DAY. liz went 10
~ room shortly 6csoro dlnucr,. and pitsous
l!o was iouna wristsny III agony, hut resisted
the e1lorls Inadp III save his lita, slll died IN two
, 1879-04-11
EhlREITl.IIMENT.
Special fNsb9tcA ia fAs I'yfhnns.

MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, April 1Q.-Quito seusa-
s'on WIS created IN this city this morning by tu
srrest Of Charley Casper thu 'pt1lueessoF Of
Mr' Ae!sTlnkol as Clerk of tho Municipal Court,
on Charge Of etnbezzlemclst Ut maueys while
''ll!E lat position, at.l Of Peter Bclltnytya,,sen
nnl Henry e. Phillips, assistu,,ta Of Casper.
anu uatll recently Of Air. AtciswInke
also, on q charge Of o!llei4l ,na1-
tasancc in tarnpering with ths records
.. hlc ol'lee to cover Cusper's embczzlcmcnts.
ila complaint against Casper charges him will,
having on one OCCASION appropriated tic amount
o., ~ nne doF keeping house Ut iIl-repu,c, Sl0,
a,.a a. agscnt 0fhgr times nlo,,tys rcl!,aiutt.s
unpald anu uneal1e1 tor rs witness fees to thn
amount I VT of trltlo over 500, Bcllingla,lscp
alM ; lhll!ipa nrc etarged with rccoro,E fees i,s
Pa'u !, iliat In reality werc not a,l never huyo
,a' ".es! paia. The partcs appeared IN cuurt this
,rolir u1lli!'hG an'i secured Iostpouelncnt Of tic
}'!.Gs'mslnary ezanllnatons until the it'll, md
a.a t llisis. CaspGra ball wna liked Vt 500, uuI
Sa as o. hstngtanscn asul Phillips ut s95U cavii.
Luz necessary bonds haye been 1ir.l, und tl,c
paslles afp at iarge.
, 1879-04-11
0GLER'S DISCOVERY.


st"he Heat'' Carv"d nefore fts Days Of
tile "ud'nn!'aer'. Fo"nd at Dayton, O.,
Dayton Journal
Ono Of the rnost curious recs probably. Tint
tlI,rovnr.a .rn An, ,n.t sas. -. a., ..;. -
~ ,.',.'. w.. o"S 1As. "eeN a. .'e se''oepee u
w. "u'us ue'c.' on nueKoSs street" IL II
small sculpturcd stono head about tho s1zo OF .
cocoanut. The work 10 roughly done, and bcart
auncarnnre NJ very sn,Icnt d,,n ~, n,,t.rI.,
T.. .',as'. -, .,',. "ns.ut Jaw LUZ ioa.s'i.
80. p,ce ~ "a'so saos,one' tllc surface olaea
The features have i half hfou0oltap, half E1yp.
ttan cast, thu no4e IA pnrt1y brotrn: or,1 nna
,f,fc ~ thu hoa, h.. ,,o., ss..ra.Ssa 49, .sn..s
nv, ~ -. =. ASn Ss,, s . p..' usasJeo, u, looasu
not 20 as 10 aHect the lace lie lips are open
Or 10 cut a. to show the lines OF the tooth.
Last spring ycar ago Mr, Ouler WAS d,rntn1 4
cellar on the In IN ,shrh h,s haxn .ton,i. and
the enr,h wo. .,rovn :, ;, -, s,,a s,t, ..ns.a :.
s'e sostn ""s e"Fo"o up on one s1dc' Hnefo II
Has RENAMED since. A few days ago bis son.
while plaYin, in this Garth, plcked up a ro,ind
stone tncrustad with clay, and on cleaning II
found the lead, which be showed to ffa father.
Nr oelor 1o1,,n1 .ha " a,ae.,eo.s W "' 4's w..
os'.i ,eiateu .he circumstances TO Mr.
oonn r. SINKS, anu showed him tic stone. Mr.
binks bccamu Interested In the subject. and ioft
animation Of Mr. Adopb Psotzlnger, who bns
putd considerable attention to AH,erican nt,.
t!quitlcs. Mr. Upler says tllrre 70 slipht hni.
IL" Ut that portion Ut the lnt whern Tie cellar
1t never havtnE been tiled In.
During tlc last few days Tic stone bas been
examined by q number Of gentlemen who arc
Interested III lie auoect of American antlaui-
ties, atltl tt Is regarded AZ very curious and
anolnaluus relic Or. Jewett, who IA fsmtjinr
With all the works lint have been pubtished on
tI's subject, sa after looking u. the stone, that
IT,, w. aver ert'5s!y a. different from anythng tlat he
ni..i TINT 1t was nut Of Indian origin VIM flrther
evident from The coat of thu featutes '1 and % the
, 1879-04-11
Fina, Suspension Of Phair After
Five Years OF Suspense.
rne WJl0io Of Now England In
tensoty Excited by tho
AfIitfr.
stoioal Bearing Of tho Alleged Murderer
While on tho Gallows.
The Great Trial OF Man-Burners
in Nebraska--Other Tel
egrar1s.


6ptefd, Dtspateh 10 7As Tribune
WINDSOR, VI. April 11.-prcclsc1y Mt 2:10
o,coek this nftornoon, within tho walls ut tho
vcrmont State Prison, John +. rhair, tic coli.
aemucd murderer Of Mrs. Anna Freczc, Of Rut-
land, june 0, ls14 paid thu pcaulty OF tit crime
foe w1l!cl, he WAS convicted by being l,augcd.
Nv arriving trains And private cotivoyanccs
Windsor began filling up wisI, people through.
out the cntire forenoon. At o'clock the crowd
lcrap seeking admission to tl,e prlsot., only
troau hay|nr tickets gaining cntrancc.
rbuir's last Night On GARTH was mostly de-
vo,cd tp religious consolation By thu Prison
Chaplain. phair, ot midnight, was called upon
by tic Hon. Charles y. Eddy, Ut his counsel,
Who Informed him that ail hope for further re-
pricye bud vanished. pllatr scotncd perfectly
recouc[etl to meet hts fate, firmly nsserttl,g a
iuuoretec. 1fo fell aslcep at o'clock anu slept
uu.u this morning.
The gulows were erected In tle same pnsi-
tIo,, where Gsaye1ln's rcccnt execution tranH.
p;rod.
Everything being In readiness, at 1880 dis
natc. from Gov. Proctor's Secretary informed
Sheriff. Htna1n that "no reprIevt would
be Elycnn to go allcad. Supt. Ncc
thru assigned tic pross representatives ttu!r
respective positons, altar which about fifty
spectators wGro admitted.
Precisely ut = o'clock supt Rice md Sheriff
Btnson walked IEo,n tic condemned mans coll
Ia Tho wcst corridor, followed by Phatr, with
txo clcrgyurn, tile Isuys. Mick a,ul Pratt, on
either side, With tho officers following.
pnar marched up tic scafT.,lA.stcps with n
firm, intrepid step, to al! apbearut,ccs less aa-
t1tsl than those accompanying hin. Earl
clergyman ollercl brief md forvuut PRAYER,
rhair, being asked II hu !inu anything to say.
spoke as follows: " 1iayc but little to suy,
Am sorry tlat 1t has co,,ie to this, but do not
feel rs would II Ind cnllseu the deed fur
Which lam TO suffer. aln 1nnoccnt Ut tue
crinu for which I .atn to do llcTo to-t1ny, !
leave 4 statement which have written with,
Sheriff. stnson to give Mr. Eddy, onu Of nv
tntnscI, to dispose Of US Ea secs ft.''
Tho Sheriff then rcau tllu warrant. rbafr
cmbrnced thu two c1crgymep, hcla W his grtns
10 bu pinionea, md stepped quietly lack upou
tile trap. Tlo blRck cap WINS drawn over lis
face. an! liz spoke calmly but distinctly: "Lor1.
rcurmber ne II, tho grcat day oF Judgment
Tile Sheriff touched the sprlng, anu Pl,air fell
seven feet, breakng lis neck. anddy[ng without
astruggie. Eleven and tlrce-quarter minutes
thereafter lllG heart WMa pulseigS8,
Ihc boly Was tnkcn down nNd ptnrcil IN n
neat raskct. Fllatrs boly goes tonight, accom-.
panied by scTerol fr!cnds, to Ills tortller home tn
forvunnca.
Admiration Is expressed horcabouts fur thc
heros,n with which PtnIr met his .ieatI,. omi
tln eomposurc Atlll f0rtlti,lc displayed.
Fhar's execution llaA cauged Intense c.c!te
England. 49,"
, 1879-04-11


u. 'lScfNSEs, lnd., April 10.-Quite rommo-
" uo hns 1esA caused by the skipping Of William
naFaWlcI. ~ proprietor Of thu Centennial Machine
ssopa' Iarlwick's absence is sorey tult tv :.
numerous aock of creditors. III opened t,u.
.a'ne shop aud foundry ou mi extensive sca.u
auoot month ago, snco which ttsuu l,o hus
,aaaneea TO Keep of creditors a,ld borrow
t.ua s.oo 'Tends III SUMS varying from s25 to
,naS, 49, aggsegatlug over SaOOo. Last 1'ucst,oy
is.ia.., ho went to Cincinnati with ills part1,ur
}Ineet1 aau while in tla city sllppctt away froin
sse,s r som 1, panon, stnco which ,ltuo l,e has not
raeo Isata lron1. He Inns ordered from Chi-
sgo ,Clacinna., and Ii. Louis n,aChinur, at,l
rg9pp,!es a9 r.s amounting to over s40 very litlp
VI H. Tn,eh ~, has, however, been sliipppd.
h,viuee eafes Ais vito and children pennt1csz,
is,a4ss i,as 'apnropria!ed every dollar Iu lis housp