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LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DISHES HERE AND THERE by THE
SUNS REPORTERS,


The Progress of Controller Brennnn's Dee
noraiization OF the PoIice-The shoe Fly
HoundsIicn Filling the Police Trial
Chamber with Oaicers who Ought 10 he
on the streets.
There" exclaimed the delighted cx.Comp.
trolcr, as he rolled his ample form into his easy
chair and glanced over President Bosworth ia the
Police Trial Chamber yesterday morning. "That Is
charming There arc seventy officers whose places
may be filled. Judge, with men OF our own choosing
At this rate, Judge, our grand roundsmen may soon
get rid Of all tho that were appointed by Tom
Acton, and we may bring force down to a square
Tammnny Ring machine" The venerable Judge
Boswortb dresmily wiped his silver bowed spec
tac'es, and, with the heightened visaze Of a good
man who IL about 10 do wrong under constrant
turned to the pile OF complaint papers and called up
the hrst Of the seventy policemen who were awaiting
trial And one after another Of the seventy men
stepped forward until sixty Complaints had been
sank back in his seat with a sigh This then,
Commissioner Brennan, e the result Of your wand
roudsmnn scheme Sixty or seventy oficeru drag
ged up here every day to listen 10 trivial absolutely
nonsenscil complaints, when they ought TO be doing
duty In the streets I wash my hands Of this trans
parent fraud upon the public, and tempted my
sell 10 resign do, Judge resign ut once and
then M1nerra and Smith, and myself (hcre Com
missioner Brennan's countenancc was illumincd
win happy smile) will have nobody " interfere
with our plans"
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Snslntss Nntlfls.

What Did 1t s-Lyon's Katha.ron made my hai
soft, luxuraat, ana thick, and Hagan's Magnolia Balr
changed that saow complexion into the beauty
you now This Is emphatically the language of all
who use these articles. ne head Of hair and refined
complexion the greatest attract ous a woman cur
possess fhr Kathalron and Magnolia Balm arc just
what viii give them to AMI nothing else VIII. The
Balm Is tbs b!oom OF youth IL makes lady OF 20 ap
pear but 20. Both articles entirety harmlo :, auo
very pleasant. They Should be in every acys posses
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Live stock Market.

NEw YORK Wednesday, Aug. 2i.-with receipts
Of 9l cattle At Weehawken there were but few buyers
ont ana salcs limited. Six loads of Texans
tud a. strong lie. y. and Of medium IL
lin lie steers at tic. The good cattle likely to DO
held over. The tone OF the market the
Monday aud quote Texans at a@i2c, and natives NJ
1isi6.c. It sheep and lan0s had "a head sell.
Tag iIriy:at ss6Jlc for sheep and 7kGi0c for lambs.
Hogs we're firm aud unchanged, with no sales on i've
ght Receipts were u car loads, or lisa head SEQ
provision report for dressed hogs.
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Capt. AiIaire's Men and the Pickpockets.

AS Detective Finn was standing near the Ne'es
bulletin board yesterday, he saw three notorious
pickpockes pressing into tho throng, showing people
right and lefs after their usual fashion. Seeing that
they were watched they decamped, but returned in
ABOUT an hour, when to their surprise they found
Mr.. Finn waiting for them, reinforced by Detective
hahoney, The onicers arrested them all. Their
Portraits are all in the RouGes' Gallery. Justice
Hogan committed them without bail, aud they will
anoAd tls Asxt alz WQntbs on p!ackWeVs Island,
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Collision with negroes In Tennessee.

In O'Brien county, Tennessee, on Sunday, q
party of negroes attacked q SheriG's possee, who
had attempted to arrest negro named Edmund
jackson on a warrant tor robbing and attempting to
murder a planter named Cherry. Jackson and a
dozea o. his COMPANIONS, negroes, heavily armed,
were preparing TO go after JACKSON Five white
men were wounded IN the fight, aud one OF them,
named Harrison. severely, -Four negroes were
wounded Nearly all the negroe, were lodged in
jail lhe same night and all the negro cabins In the
neghborko God were burned
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How the Battle Of saarlouis was Fought
on n New Jersey Ferry Boat.

As the ferry boat New brunswick was making
lor o'clock trip from Desbrosses street 10 Jersey
City on Monday evening, six friends OF France who
were on board began cheering for Napoleon and de.
nouucing Prussia. No one objected to this. and
everything would have passed on quietly had they
no, in their real commenced searching the boat 10
ascertain IL there were arg bloody Dutchmen on
loTd The two deck hands belonged to the pro-
scribed race, and immediately war OF words en-.
sued. But words werC too cold ~ express the feel
ings Of Tie champions OF Louis and l. and they moved
UPON tue Germans IN solid column knocking them
right and len and like the French at Saar1uis
winning an easy aad brilliant victory. The deck
hands however retroated TO the engine room, where
they armed Themselves with wrcnches returned to
the ront and rgnewed tho hattie. In a very short
time the champions OF France were placed hops ds
c0Mbdt, and He'd in all directions before the repre-
stniatiyes Of kinT William and Won Bismarck. Two
took refuge In the coal hole, two cambcred I'D to
the pilot box, and two, being 80 effectively used u
that they could not retreat, surrendered,
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At 8 and 0 p cent. on approved collateral thought
the bond dealers were eenerally accommodated at a.
last quoted. The currency balance 10 tho Treasury
AZ the close OF business to-day amounts 10 f36,6u :,
lss and the coin balance t101 ,S5207s, Of whicif
t8l,sI2,5O0 are In gold certificates Government
bonds have been dull, and prices were shade lower
than yesterday The sharp fall in bonds In London
was Offset by the higher range OF gold. The market
closed steady and Henry Clews a. Co., ~ Wall
street, roport at s r. NJ.
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Tho CoIored CaJet.

WAsHIN0roN, Aug 24-The register Of the
officers ard cadets Of the West Point Military Acad
envy for 1910 has Just been published, and the War
Department has already received many letters re.
guessing copies. The admission of the colored ca.
diets seems TO have increased the interest In this
examined In September In place OF those who failed
10 pass or report for examination in june Ia forty
II is not known whether any Of this number are
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To G. A.-There has been no revolution in
Paris since the beginning of the present war. There
have been one or two small riots which were quoed
in few hours, but nothing that can be cllled re-
Xnlnllnn.
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Tho North Carolina Middle.

RALEIGH, Aug. 24.-Josiah Turner, editor Of
the Raleigh Sentinel. John Ireland, and James
Scott, recently arrested by Governor Holden, have
sued ont bail writs IN the United STATES Court
agalns. Kirk and his lieutenant, Bergen. In default
OF the required nail, Bergen was nung into jail this
afternooh by U. D. Marshal Cur N. Kirk u " the
COMPANY sknln
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Thoracoccntesis and Guitur Giobosum or
Jugulnr IuteretItiuin.

Thomas began, carpenter at Hunters Point,
was suddenly taken on sunday with a strange aGec-
ton. The doctors decided that 1t was either extu-
berautia or bronchocce; but when he was taken to
Bellevue Hospitll 1t was nsccrained 10 be an en-
largement OF the jugular iutcrstuum or gu,tur
globosum, and the unfortunate man Is therefore
under treatment for thorcocentesis.
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ALL THE FACTS IN A Nutshell The points OF
difference between phllon's Nulil or Salvat m for
the HAIR and the other hair articles, are
these They are OPAQUE. II Is TRANSPARENT they
icd II T. fragrant they arr muddy. u 10 clear they
produce dull unts, produces natures hues.-Ids.
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Eject Of the sun Reporters Interview with
the Collector.
crsroN HousE, NEW YORK, |

CUsToN HoUsE, NEW York !
CoLLEcroRs OFFICE, Aug. 23 $50
No person employed in this Office, or in any Of
its departments, shall discount, or by any means
furnish information or facility to others for dis
counting tie payroll OF any Uficer, clerk or other
employee of the customs, or discount or advance
money on the certificates OF claims OF informers IN.
der penalty OF dsmiss al from the public service
THOMAS MURPHY, Collector.
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HUNTER In Cincinnati ONO. on SaiurGly. AnriI
1879, hY Juigc ". L. Force. OF the Court OF Common
iicas NJ Hamilton county, John " iiUuter from Leila
NJ Hunter.
sCHHAUD.-in Cinclnn At, ONO. On Saturday. Apri
l,O. by Judge NJ. i, Force, OF tho Colt OF Common
llcas, JOhn Sohraud from Louisa sc.Ira4l.
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The Now Jersey Pnrrieidc.

Mrs. White, who saw John G. Ware shoot his
father. near Longacoming last week, has been held
witIess Her testimony is very material zorro
borlting I NE SUNS account
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MsHOp-OsBpRNE-At Ncw brunswick, y. b. on
Tuesday. Angus, % by thc Rev. y, % p'u!rcst Henry
W. Elslup Of iocdo, Ohio, to Florence T. Osborne
daughter of George \. osOCrne, Esq, VI RWerHow,
New bruuswicN. y, j.
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CuEAP CARRIAGES Wood Brothers Co. have
removed to their pIenses 40 broadway. one door
below Astor place. and arc selling carriages cheaper
than cy0r.--IaC.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MiSIATuRT AINASAc--rnts DAY.
sun riscs....5 10 sun sets. 81 Moo iiec>...
ntGu wATEE-TuIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. 20 Gov, leland. - Hell Gate. 81
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~. II has been for some time currently rumored on
The street that the speculative chief clerk had been
suspended from office, aud one OF the reporters Of
IHE SIS called upon the Auditor to ascertain the
FACTS when the following conversation In substance
occurred:
FGrouer-Mr, Ogden, I hear that your chief clerk
nAs been susLended from ONCE. Ii the report true
huilior-It Is not true.
iwPGlIcr-ls your son Frank your chief clerkt
,nuIlor-les, fif; why do you ask
xf"l otht-Iherc are reports niDat rejecting upon
nl' 9hcl4 character, and have been dopu,ed to In.
'esNsate them.
GENERAL DENIAL.
Andltor-There Is 10 truth In such reports. and
we young man hos not been suspended.
heportet-U Unless statements that have been made
me py dferc Mt PARTIES, ana cOrrObOrative OF each
other are false there Is foundation Tor pretty serious
sHIrscs against the conduct OF Mr.. Frank Ogden
nudi'or-Wia at are the nature OF the charIesi
.,htpoflef-Thst he has teen u-ing bis cflcial po-
eIloh TO procure and GiseOunt claims for fharCs 10
seizures which claims he has in turR hypothecated
NNn outside parties, AMI Den collected the money
nn uhi lhe Government and pocketcd II, leaving the
outsiders In the lurch
no truth in H.
NpOitef-but have conyogSed With uIlte, vino
H." no'u Icnorlhda ~ seizure eaiDs o. " inch
~eT VI 90. 10 have advanced ytur son money.
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thoughts passed through our mind, as
the drops trickl.d down our backs; and
the food surged through the seams Of
our boots; but it is unnecessary to hen
tion What they were now. But the boys
and the girls in the School house! how
had they squeezed one another: No doubt
soihc Of them thought it jolly. The rain
ceased however, ard dinner, which mi
raculous'y bsd been protected against
the dciugc, was served, and ample JUS
ticc done. 1t is useless to dwell on this,
it was like all other ont door dinners.
After order had been restored, Judge
y. J. Po!.e : dressed the pupils and au-
diencc, vino had again assembled, in q
neat anil appropriate, hit Shor; speech
of about twenty uliiintcs duration,
which was happily concri"ci AMI well
received. T;i>, owing 10 the threaten
ing appearance Of tic weather, ended
the business Of the day; and one Of the
plcasantest days, with the exception of
the rain, We have had this summer.
st night we learned that large nun.
Der turned out, and the School house
was made the scene Of succession Of
pleasant little comedies, in which some
Of the pupils and the young ladies and
gentlemen ofthe neighborhood took parts
We are told that this closing entertain
mcnt was highly successful, and c!icitcd
immense applause, and not until the ap-
proach Of the wee small hours did these
happy, joyous young people break up,
and leave for their several homes, salts
fed that they had had perfectly deli
cious time.
If this hasty and imperfect sketch
seems dull and prosy, the reader must
blame Capt. B., for it was his particu-
lar request that We would not indulge in
any fun, AMI we have not. But we must
say that me Capt. is wrong, little non
sennsc now and then is rellshed by the
best Of men, and all work and no play
makes Jack 4 dull boy. We might havo
made few happy points, hurtful to no
bcdy, but the Capt. said nay, ard we
have obcycd. We'll make norash prom
iSts in future.
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Telegraphic.

WAsnlSGToS, Sept. 3.-The Secretary
Of State has despatch from Motley, an.
nnuncing the surrender Of the whole
French army, at Sedan, with the Empe.
TOR.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 3.-Intcrnal rcvc-
nue. receipts to day 1925, 900.
National banks are authorized at Nor
folk, Va, with 100000 capital !; Rome,
Gin. Montgomery. Ala. and Pulaski.
FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. "a heavy
sea from the Eastward for the past two
day, the sea breaking on middle ground.
RicuMoSD, Sept. 3.-.Tnc excitement
here, to-day, over the war news was i'm
mensc. North German flags were dis.
played and numerous quarreIs took place
between Germans, French and American
sympathizcrs.
FuLDA, September 2.-The conference
of Bishops is closed. 1t was resolved
never 10 submit 20 the infalIihilty dogma.
The Faculty at Triburgne, Wertemburg,
are in accord with the Bishops.
New ORLEANS, September l.-Hon. j.
Willis Menard, co!ored, who contested
the seat Of Bailey, from the Second Louis
lana District, in Congress, was yesterday
sent before the Criminal Court, charged
with attempting to outrage the person
Of Amelia Hayes, quadroon girl living
with his family. Menard's wife is &C
cuscd as accessory.
4 seaport town, Samsonn, in Asia
Minor. has been destroyed. $500 houses
and six churches are in ashes. Many
lives were lost. Terrible suffering ex-
lists.
The journals call attention to the fact
that the Prussians say much OF the bat.
tie Of the Goth, when Failly was repulsed,
but make little mention Of that of the
3lst, when McMahon repulscd their left
and centre.
There is some reason to fear that both
combatants compete in Justification O!
the news.
The siege Of Strasburg continues.
Great slaughter was occasioned by the
vigorous bombardment.
4 French statistician estimates that
since the departure Of the Garde Mobile
from Paris there is but one able-bodied
man to eighteen women.
tits reported that three army corps
have entered France from Baden.
There is great excitement in the French
departments regarding the alleged sym
pathy of the Protestants with the Prus.
slams.
The splendid Strasburg library has
been destroyed by the bombardment.
The Corps Legislatif is engaged in
denunciations of Prussian barbarities
and laudations of French endurance a,
Strasburg.
The llessians, the French say, are dis.
tlnguShing themselves for their 'tra.
dltlonal pillage and brutality"
Sportsncn iockies, horses and schoo,
girls are arriving in great numbers from
! France.
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The I2atirr ct Lancaster.

The News correspondent, says that
Lancaster is gioriou>ly right, and that
the meeting and barbecue held there on
the 26th vas grand affair. Aoonc four
thousand people were present, ore third
o.; whom were colorc1, and Hot IN inter
Gption occurred TO mar the scene. Judge
carpenter an; Gen. Butler were the
sneaIcrs. The t.b!e it is sail was o#e
thousand fee: long az! loaded with good
things. We quote 4 paragraph in refer
cnce to the league:
Heretofore TIE LOYAL Lcacnc Of this
y,acc have been il the habit of parading
ever: few days, their professions gene
rally numbering between five or six han-
lred persons. This afternoon, after much
drumming Tor recruits, the League pa
raled about seventy five coIorcd ana two
white men. The two white men locked
aS mean as N2agle usually does The
entire party looked ashamed Of them
selves. The paucity OF numbers on their
para,lc, and the assertion Of the coiorcd
peooc that thev have been deceived long
enough by the Radicals, show t::at the
party" received severe, stunning blow
to-day from Judge Carpenter AID GcTc.
raj Butter.
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4 Noble BareEaction.

The Trustees Of the Louisville Medical
College, louisville, hv.,) have created
one oe the mos: liberal and noble benc.
factions ever conferred by a public ins,i,
tuition upon any people. The trustees Of
this college have instituted one Bencti-
ciary Scholarship for each Congressional
District in the Southern and surrounding
States. b this means very many poor
tut deserving young men vii! be enabled
to obtain q thorough medical cdaca-
ton. Any young man wishing to take
advantage Of this Dencsact;o2 has only
to write to the Representative of the
Congressional District n which he re-
sides, or 10 the President Of the Medical
Society Of his State, or to Dr.. i. 5. Gail
lard, Dean OF the Faculty Of the Louis
wills, Medical College, Louisville, Ky,
when he will receive full information OF
all that it is necessary for him to 90 to
secure one Of these Scholarships. With
proper and welcome dclicacy the names
Of those who have secured the Beneficiary
Scholarships will be known only to the
Dean of the Faculty. 1t is unnecessary
to commend those who have established
these noble Beneficiary Scholarships.
Their act vii! bring them concentrations
V hererer it is known.
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The Good Work.

The spirit of Rrfo-m is warming up
and spreading from centre to ciTcuEnfer-
cnce, and from every part Of the State
we have the most hattering accounts
Wherever our standard bearers show
themselves a glorious ovation IS made
and thousands turn ont 10 welcome and
encourage them, and the co;orcd people
form large per centage Of these enthu.
siastic meetings. The tide is most as.
suredly turning and when it reaches its
food the work Of Reform will be an ac-
compli,hed fact. The people are work
ing with vim that was to DC expected
Of then, and they show such determine
ton to overcome all difficulties that the
result cannot lie otherwise than success
at this honest reform. Lett thus 50 on,
let no man flag. Lay out your work fcl-
low citizens and pursue it vigorously,
watch 1t unremit;insly, and hold or to It
with tenacity, and the victory will bo
onrc
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Isr1A Az AWFUL MIsrAKe?-It seems

Is1rAS AWFUL MIsrAKe?-1t seems
that Governor Orr, of South Carolina, is
likely to be repudiated by his old friends.
The Anderson Iptelligencer, the keowee
Courier, the Abberlle Press and Banner,
the Greenrille Enterprise, the Laurens-
vile Herald, to say nothing of other
Journals more removed from the seat Of
Judge Orr's supposed strength, all repu-
date his recent letter and its extraordi.
nary sentiments. The Columbia Phoenix
says: The people that formerly stood
by Judge Orr stand by him no longer.
His POLITICAL influence in the up-country
is gone" Governor Orr appears to have
made an awful mistake in this business.
so far as his personal popularity and
friendships are concerned, but how far it
will affect his political interests remains
to be scen.-New York Herald.
Yes, terrible mistake as lie will ere
long experience We quite agree with
the Phoenix that his political influence is
gone, and would have given express
sion to our sentiments before but that
VIC had long ago washed our hands Of
Judge Orr. His ways have not been the
ways of an honest man and a good citi-
zen for length Of time.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-07

TIE TEMPERANCE ADvo ATE. nea
aud sprightly little sheet, published by Johr
A. Elkins, Columbia, we tind among our eX
changes this week. We wish it God speed
in its mission.
WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE, Sept
No. at hand. 1t is replete with good fead
ing, and worthy of patronage. Price 81 pei
year. S. S. Wood, Newburg, n. I.
BEEcHER's MAGAZINE is also received
for the present mouth, and presents AL at
tractive table Of contents. Published by )
4. Bcechcr, Trenton, NJ. 81 per year.
BURkE's WEExLY.-The weekly num-
bers, bound, for August, Of this excellent
bows and girls paper is received, and we turn
il over with satisfaction to the little one:
who read it with great pleasure. We kno"
Of no better paper for youth, and recommend
it checrfuly. Price 50 year. The proprle
tors, j. W. Burke s. Co., offers splendid
premium list, amounting in all to $4,000 fol
the largest clubs. Supplement containing
premium list may be seen at this office.
The LITTLE CORPORAL for September, al
ready received, is an elegant number, and
full to ovcrfowiug with good things, enter
tanning ard instructive, for little folks. We
recommend the reader to send for one OF
more copies for the little ones at home. i
is published at Chicago, ILL.,, by Sewell \
Miller, at the low price Of 81 per year.
THE NEW ECLECTIC MAGAZINE for Sep
tembcr, gives the following table Of contents
The Genius of Dickens; The Legend of LIZ
Brea; Positivism; Before the Funeral: Men
deIssohn's Elijah; Concerning Dogs; A Ger
man Newspaper; \ Perfect Treasure; Charlie:
Dickens; The Old Forest Playground; Tht
Mystery of Edwin brood: Mosaic, and The
Green Table. The New Eclectic is published
by Turnbull & Murdoch, Baltimore, Md, a
81 per annum.
LIVERY SATURDAY for September 10 is on
Of the handsomcst illustrated Papers ever is
sued 1t contains European War Pictures, >
the Baden Prisoners taken at Niedcrbronn
French Soldiers bathing at Nancy; 4 Prus
sian Outpost; Saarbruck: and Some Recruit
for the South German Army. IL has, be
sides, fine portraits Of MndcmoiScle ScsS
and Geo. ". ChildS OF the Philadelphia Led
gor; 81 beautiful art picture, Morning in th
Desert; and three =. mirnble summer pic
lures, A Picnic in the Woods, by A. Hop
pin; Summer Days, by ". j. Hennessv; ant
On the Beach at Long Branch, by G. 6. Bush
Its Literary contents comprise able an(
very interesting Editorials on The Balance G.
Power, Ar Empires Bull Run, On the Un
certainty of Things, a Desirable Calamity
etc. It has full summary OF Home ant
Foreign News, two additional chapters o
The Mystery Of Edwin brood" a sketch O
Geo. w. Chllds by james Parton, ard othe
fresh and readable articles. Altogether. il is
i remarkable number Of this tirst-claSs fami
ly Illustrated Weekly.
PERsRsoN's LADIES MAGAZINE, the Oc'
tober number Of which is received, is an Gle
CANT one. The fashion plates are superb ant
the patterns numerous. The ladies all like
this magazine, aud no wonder, for 10 pains
are spared hy its publisher to make it worthy
of their patronage. Address for subscription
Chas. J. Peterson, Philadelphia. Price s.
per annum.