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THE COLOR LINE IN KENTUCKY.
A Negro Petitions for Divorce on the Ground
that his WIFE IL White.

LOUISVILLE, Dec I'm the Chnnccry Court
to-day Bob Maybe. u negro waiter. filed petit
ton for divorce on the ground that his wife
Josephine is white woman. He says that no
first met her two years ago at the house OF
coored waiter OF the Gait House. and she was
introduced to him os a mulatto. He married
her and went to Danvile. After he had been
there some time he was met ono day by Mr..
John Shelby, a farmer who in conversation
the adopted daughter,o Of Or. Mcknight, u Louis
ville physician. Shelby had married sister
of Mayhos wife. Subsequent investigation
proved the truth OF the statrment; The girII
had come OF good family. and had fallcn until
she became an inmate Of Congress alley
brothel. mingling freely with negroes and pass
ing tor u muatto. Maybe says that under the
laws Of Kentucky against miscegenation beth
are liable to fine and imprisonment The
adopted father Of the woman was prominent
citizen. and the. case causes a genuine sensa,,
ton in circles in which he moved 1t is said
that both Of the daughters are the illegitimate
children Of the adopted fathers intimate friend.
and were raised In spirit of philanthropy.
The court records show no parallel case.
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TWO VERY WICKED BOYS.
Remark able brutality Developed In II
Heart of Massackusctts.

Heart of Massachusctts.
LEoMINsTER, Mass, Dec. 2-On Wednes-
day afternoon. Nov. 90, James Carney and Ar
thur Dugan. IL and II years Of age. according
to Carneys confession deliberately plotted to
torture u seven-year-old playmate. Howard
Fuller. They sent the little fellow home to
procure half a dollar. they desiring to purchase
knife. While he was on his mission they
procured a rawhide whip and when he re-
turned and announced his inability to procure
the half dollar he was enticod into the woods
stripped OF his pantaloons. stors and stockings
and was compelled to stand in this semi-nuie
condition on the snow. backed up against u
tree. while his tormentors took turns in apply
ing the rawhide. When tired OF that they
punched him until he sank exhausted on the
ground. They finished their brutal work by
kicking their victim on the head. face and
body. and then they dressed him and told him
to 60 home. The poor boy could barely walk
from exhaustion. Blood flowed from his nose
aud mouth. and his legs wor" cut and bleeding.
mates of being IL bully. Last summer IL little
fellow named Doyle was drowned in Il pond in
North Lcominstor. and il is currently reported
that one. If not both Of these boys could give
AN explanation Of how the accident occurred
il they saw lit. One of them, it is known. was
with Doyle about the pond. but no notice was
given Of Doyles death until after a search was
Instituted for him. and then tho boy said that
Doyle had fallen over the dam about three
hours before. For the last offence war
rant was issued for the arrest of Carney. and
lie WAS arraigned before Trial Justice Merriam
but the case was continued until Monday next,
bail being furnished.
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ago attained. 1t ia strange that no remark
able progress is visible in this direction. Land
scape is generally held to DO the art Of the flu
turc. yet we are not producing many new land
scape artists The best OF those who are new to
us is Mr.. John Frazer. whose "Gaspe Head
land" has already been mentioned. He is
Canadian. we'll known in his native haunts.
The rooms are enivened here and there by
little portrait busts of children In terra Gotta
by D. s. Hartley. With tho exception OF small
decorative panel in low relief by j. LAUDER.
they are the only sculptures in the exhibition.
Mr. LAUDER also contributes two handsome
sets Of blue painted tiles. Poesia." and " Mu-
sica." which decorate each side Of the doorway
at tho head Of the staircase.
Foreign art is very SHINY represented. There
Is one Of Mr.. Seymour Hadcn's well-known
etchings. possibly the only one that tho artist
had to spare from tho very complete collection
of his works now on exhibition. There are two
OF the original drawings by Du Maurier for
cuts in Punch. and a number Of very well
etched portraits by Leon Richeton. who would
seem to be Frcnchman settled in England.
Our own ctchcrs appear to be holding back
their best work for the coming exhibition OF
the Etching Club at the Water Color Society's
show The catalogue has been illustrated by
members of tho Sa!magundi Sketch Club and
their friends. mostly with drawings OF pictures
that would not otherwise be noticed.
The club deserves great credit for getting to-
gether so good a collection. and also. let 1t be
said. for the sensible manner in which the ex
hbits are hung. no good picture being sacri-
feed. giving it the sometimes doubtful honor
of II place on the line. and no picture. good or
bad being skied." Altogether, IL is the best
exhibition Of the sort that we have seen.
There is nothing to find serious fault with.
There is abundant evidence of honest steady
work. and OF the possession OF every faculty
that Is necessary for progress. The reports
OF sales will show whether. in the future.
workers in black and white and paint
ers who like to practise themselves in
drawing without color can hope for wider
market than is afforded by two magazines and
three or four illustrated papers. In any event.
these will. of course continue to be the great
fosterers and difusers OF this thoroughly dem
ocratic art: but neither the artists nor their
| interpreters can advance much further unless
| an opportunity is given to each to occasionally
| stand up alone. Our artists must ut times
| draw without any thought Of the engraver
| and it will be bright day for the latter when.
| following an example set him in recent num-
| Der Of the Century magazine. he takes heart
| and tries now and then to engrave directly
| from nature.
To the people who purchase rare etchings.
photographs from the old masters, and other
mechanically made copies in black and white
Of originals on which they have never looked. we
would hint that it might be well to add to their
| treasures work or two which have been
| touched By no hand save his who is responsible
| for il.
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~, -, -, =,
sup Vi 'he LAcheauer: anu Tue Loru fresi-
uehcy Vi INC council ihere mas Always peen
.acit understanding that inc arrangement by
Wh,'h Mr. ui"uS'oh" hcIu TWO Offices himself.
ana ny which the Lori Lieutenant OF Ireland
was alloWeo 10 continue TO ho'd the Presidency
VI tho COUNCIL was ihercN pro'islohary. lhere
~ no iack OF Woli-qlaiiTeu men iof those posts,
anu inc ieeIlhg is tnat MIR. uladstohe ought AT
ohvo w niake soiho mountainous Or 'nurlos
Diike mas no seat IN the CABINET, ana ne
IL probably the FIRST for whom room Will be
made. Mr.. Goscbcn. though not member OF
thc Government, mas undouDtcd claims upon
Mr.. GLADSTONE. ana lately ne has changed his
views upon tho question OF Parliamentary re-
FORM SO That there ~ nothing to Keep him aloof
from MIR. Gladstone. The oillco OF Lord Presi-
cent oil the council must b" hcd by aPcer. ana
Lord Rosebery seems in every way suited to
THIS post. There AFRO Tour other men whose
claims must also be heard. Mr.. Fawcett. Mr..
Shaw Leievre. Mr. Trevelyan. and Mr. Court
ney must sooner or later become Cabinet
oihcers. MIR. fawceu ut present Is Ill. ana no
would not be agreeable To some OF the men VINO
would be his colleagues. blr. Trevelyans
duties as Chief Secretary for Ireland will
prevent him from accepting Cabinet position
Mt the present time. Mr.. Shaw-Lcievre is an
| excellent official. but unfortunately Is not q
representative man. Against Mr. courtney
there is none OF these objections. and his
nomination would please the Radical party.
MIR. Lorillard has followed Mr. Kecncs ex-
ample. and removed his horses from Newman
| ket to the Hampshire Downs. The horses
were under an American trainer ut Newman
! kct. but on the Downs they will be intrusted to
one OF the most capable trainers in England.
Tom Cannon. The places left vacant by these
removals did not long remain SO. but were fill
cd by Lord Ietland. Mr.. James Lowther. and
Mr.. Peck. whose horses have come from Rich
mond in tho north and Shrivenham in the
west There are now some 1000 thorough
breds in training in England. and half or more
of them are to be found at Newmarket. At the
Bedford Lodge establishment are the horses of
! Mr.. Stirring Crawfurd. husband OF the Duchess
OF Montrose; those of Sir John Astlcy and of
Sir George thctwynd and many Of the princi-
pal races Of tho season were secured by ami
mails from these stables. The Heath House
stables are under tho Joint management Of
Matthew Dawson and Fred Archer. the we'll
known jockey the horses OF the Dukes OF
| Portland and st. Adams, the Ears of Cawdor.
Leicester. and Russiyn, of Lords Falmouth
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II Was Not Wholly N Private Suit.

Judge Lawrence. in supreme Court. Cham
beers, yesterday denied the motion made before him
some time behalf of the defendant for extra
allowance in the quo warraHto suit brought by Richard
O'GOrman against Judge WIN, II iArnuux test the
ntiers title To the office OF Judge OF the superior Court
Judge Lnwrece holds That under such circumstances
IN case involving the title public Office which the
public were interested III having filled by nNing
legal title thereto 1t would be proper exercise OF
the discretion vested IN him grant
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Mr.. IL. Cornell Whitc's Elect.

1t was reported yesterday that Mr.. r. Cornell
White owner Of the White fleet OF steaboats
was selling his steamers preparatory retiring from
active business Mr. White in suit Of navy blue, was
busy in his South street Office when the reporter
him the published story of ms retirement yesterday
afternoon That is entirely unnuthoriled Mr.. White
said; II not gong To Retire The com PAM IS paving
all its debts and simply recognizing II is in
ton state So TO speak
AR, Mr. John Z. Hoflnire and John Englis Jr. your
partners. TO retire from the enterprise >"
The public will know all about when the reorRan.
iZatlUu is completed
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

H,StirrRr ALNANAC-rr's ptY.
Sun rses.. OF sun sets "A 80 Moon rises IL II
wArxR-rHis
Sandy Hook. 5S Gov Island. = 30 Hell Gate. rs
Arrtvcd-SATuRpAy. Dec. q $500
Sc Devona Young Glasgow Nov. TO- and Neville 1lth.
SIS BellOer Planas SavauillA Nov. %.
IS Thomas Melville Sanderson. Barrow.
50 Frnnconia, Bennett Portland.
IS Brcakwntcr. BoaZ, Lcwcs.
IS u. C. Knight. Chichester Georgetown, d. c.
Ss Regulator. Doane Wilmington, N. G.
Ship Therese, Worth. Hayre
orr.
Sc Koln from Baltimore. at southampton.
SIS Baltic, from New York. at Queenstown.
SIS Labrador. from New York. passed Scilly.
SAILED FuoV roWEiGS ponrs.
Ss Frisa, from IIayre for New York.
SIS Warwick. from Bristol for New York
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Joseph Ford prisoner in the penitentiary
at Blackwels Island, escaped ten duys BY good
behavior he had Won the confidence OF his keepers and
was detailed MS o messenger. lie had months re
manning 10 serve. Deputy Warden Osborn learned on
FRIDAY night that Ford was at wedding in Trenton
tn" deputy went to Trenton obtained thu VI
constahcs, and called NJ the house where Ford
Ford escaped 10y the back door bu' Osborn after all
night chase found him and arrested him. Ford will
now have 20 serve five months Imprisonment. for
week he Will be kept in tile dark cell and water
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Special 0otirrs.
IN A STILL HOUR
TWO LEARNED MEN HAVE A TALK AND COME TIC
COMMON CONCLUSION

TWO LEARNED MEN HAVE A TALK AND CONE TO
COMMON CONCLUSION.
There can be no question as TO that" said DR. p.
who is prominently connected with certain hospital
to his friend the House Surgeon the having
smoke and quiet chat in the reception late
recent stormy night" no question a; all Ever since
began practice in that little country village you've heard
me speak Of way up near Lake Ontario, thirty years
ago have teltn with all other ply sicians-
the need Of reliable plaster There : many dis
easos-if indeed the majority do come under tho
rulefor which good external application is better
than remedies poured into patients stomach"
That's So Doctor and to show you my ;aitl, Your
theory l may say that since have held my position
here have opposed the idea OF dosing people except
cases when We were ~ our wits end and it seemed To
he that or nothing. some soothing application, II the
patient needs anything. combined with good
nursing. will do the busmcsssayc where of
dents require heroic treatment"
Il say, Doctor" sNi the other YOU speak OF it,
or not just "s You like but in my private practice when
! want anything Of the sort usc BENSON'S CArClNE
roRorS PLASTER les proprietary thing Of course,
but it Is by all odds Ia" best plaster have across
II is scientifically prepared quick in taking hold
relieve where l.isf is possible, and neat to
handle, Its ast the perfect Aowcr " a.. that MAS ever
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London, Paris, and other leading cities IN Europe
:" You needn't fret, my friend laughed the House
Surgeon, "oNrr the chance Of being caught in II
professional heterodoAy for Brnson's here
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Passenger Kate. on tho Union rnclnc.

OMAHA, Dec. 2.-Re.inninG with to-day, tho
Union P"cinc Railroad ugan open Tor passenger bust.
ness of all Glasses Los Angeles and southern Cali
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INSTRUMENTATION Wednesday, Nov. 80, Donald F
Ayers to Florence +. Olena. daughter q Theophlus
Oena all of Brooklyn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81. at the residence of
the Rev. Il b. Hall, IL Clinton place Mr. j. McAvoy Of
New York to Miss L. A. Morrell of Chicago No cards.
Cleveland aud Chicago papers please copy.
SHOTWELI-MlCH Thursday Nov. 30 by
the Rev DR. Breckenridge, dec. B. Shotwc to Carrie
Michnc only child Of +. II. and Nj. A. Miehaelis of
BROOKLYN.
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Mlllers Scarfs. Our Own Importation OF
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Trusses.-Marsh's Truss and Bandage Depot, 81;
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Mlller's Feather.weight Umbrella for In
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Business 9lotires.
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10. The Old 1881
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Mrs. Lizzie Valley, convicted at
Nashville and sentenced to a term Of
three years in the peniteutiary for al
legged co habitation with Owen Prem.
tiss, ex-city editor of the World, il
said to be a niece of the distinguished
Confederate Gen. Bragg. It's limited
that Prentiss will be released on bond
and that the case against him will
never CONG to a trial.