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HsHf' - w s3'>"i!t>tt pip'
rlp:iItG,riSta2nEiin!. is that ,Pattcr-
s4h $50 be S;itisficd. ChaIn-
'btsraih' IS to rti:tivc t,i;i iit..
',ilinatloli- tSr'rG,'vUrnorl II.
B., Elliott will be itllci,L Lieu
acknowledgements. Dunn, is.to
/, be Comptrollcr- General again.
The afllhfrcrs OF the sqintl,
Fand 'r6rlly CardozbH Will r.
tiuicc TO 'lfear that he is booked
laort the T4easury. JUDGE Car
tpcntcn will subsidc and be
,Attorncy-Gencral. Governor
f,Chambcrlail' viii 70 TO tho
"9tlRtc'on the Ith of March.
'iantl Elliott will br Go1triof
.ll0go,l Wallace, nailley and
Sm"lls are to hc rc-G!cctcd,
although Patterson wants
Carpenter instead of TIogc,
and the matter is hot lufIy"dc-
-t'tcrmincl. Bowcnwill repre-
/; sent Il, Charlcston,,. o',sra I'D.
Mickey will lQok clscWAerc
for Q situation. Judge Mac
hcy'is TO be 'GFccteI Judge,
vice Carpenter; promoted,
, .llwllilc 6tolied is; hookcdsaor
fasca,'.. H{WTfo,Sitis
J.to So to the Legislature aud
/, be "Mr. r.Spcakcr:" The above
| is aiPtliat is definitely fiXcd
'fas yet; but there is.l to- bc
auction conclave at Columbia,
! believe sltortly-:. IL was tue
: subject of rclnarll among the
clans at a meeting, tiki this
i ''schcdnlc' would not t.suit The
: Newsstand Courier; bat oGhc
' fgeatla cman satiedbthat by IT,
!, m1:arkinsS,. 1: with, a. wink that
| s.:m9?mGy heals the sore.
l. '"1 have Just heard that the
! -tUhidh-lIcrHld Atb bc srcsus-
I citatpd, rcviviiicd and onlar-
- .i,GaA; bat Iom C;tyGnder.Willbc
t pc!M4itted 10, Draw a, salary
i :, tr9,m it. apd write occasional
h c4itofi'als. Tic old Senator's
l.. wh6sc' terms expire will be
: returned. -Woodrhf' and
. +ppnes :. will be clerks and
cs public. printers, if they want
it,, Only Moses and Whippcr
arc Yet unprovidcd for. 1t
.'fhas been stated that Gov.
tI'chambcrlain himself had no
,part i'll, this. programme, and
n t!e proceedings were to- be
: suhjqctto his approval, What
i he VIII do remains tobc seen.
i, Grave doubts arc entertained
v Ofhis acquinscencc. r,y.
~ Marshal Bazainc has pub
II Hbhed in Spain an account of
c.tfioipnrt acted by him III the
IS MtelEEarco-Pruss sian war; spc-
:; e, cil prominence is. given to
'iI tic siege and surrender of
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Observation-Disclosures. c., .,TUESA7A Ol,NINC"'.
''ff't'V ..E5fT SHfIHi71 }'Hril :
=. ..:Ad9itiQa4l, Il GitN,ttems. ,

''ps x1ysN1An1!uz;;Va a1a{m Of
'wNa4radst,l.t s'i1iofAitig
ab6at llarebhAt =; Iiltsrbfdt;cd
= tmIsc1ri Il ..y.I p.7uI
dphQHrsrio# WikSsnom,a-Tllc
Vigiiant 1iHrJI Kngi,ic,'t's,n-
n'panS, (colorctk k4nuapt"tWn.
-fAiitoaieli, i,.go+en,'a,fI crtaaion
tsasVRhnsborDtdday.' urr'
fHGASssD:.19hcH 18th 'b&hg Il
Illegal holiday Elo MarhctWill
4 iibe, Closed ati8 ofctoel7 a. NI.
.p4'hc, Rost''O liiuc,1vih,betupcn
Tblily7drmnIS to. 0k:iAf.i
: p -SusrDNhIoN.A A.Nttorctino.. to
.feustum,Ialc 'rcgulhr.publ7ea-
7 t'tion :of'th9 pHuNrN w5ll-.bc
s'tspcudcd to-rngrrow. -Shotild
amy SPeclat'!n1wS- come to
hahd; an extra willB issued.
~'W7Ei.cdAiSG IN i4itn Uyy!!-
''Thc" youhEstcm' btgail''ihau
ihtihg the .tti1, last fitght,
: thrjagh tit .mediniM efholns,
y .A4ss exaca1ei.,:sN Nt:-s,qqh qqhGr Gr,sfity ,ssfity
bell stirred up fslteptisl Al, 4
o'cl6ck5,sGis mornitg!'s'
tNFHsPotxpIaNc. qMcbbpor
7 tt~hc4 5f'theEhtiidtihg have
.tBtt1f 'disctvcita;" "xhdi'7f''thc
fmnttsolahBtad admo,f5fward
g {. ;af a'ana'ffaYt.it cared for,
-1slidrc ~ill4 b1'f an6tHcrIT4ial
4 d'JihtiI, >'5H. 4'a'"A :" ,22;''i
SrAnLISc.-A stabbing afiay
4'oednf, ed OH Bridge street on
7PsatntHlyi @t,r5rhfh tn't'haiscs' :
'fnf. .siiiaiihpropcr~ 4idturc''had
"Ibeed 'ahad6; byr.ii, '9hYnoycc
-|'ughinst'tIc wife Of Ms 'tin-
y '|ploycr- sht;;'btec ihih..'in-
4 aighait, 'wtnt'lor 1iilm WITH a
= ;l'Bnftfdrk niraaiiaAt!,jl;ca l,,m
,tsckcfai,ilhes tifr6nglf tnH'aim.
,fA' 'fiih yiisttau'wiil'7 '7hcgsti]
'tgatcltlrc fnattGr": {" ''''i.""'s
'l',rfh' CALhnkd1 4tIo}y,.rIIB Il b.
..1TAt colonrdd- citffz5snhs' citffz5n Vii ccl-
|" 'ebfatI foS:daW 'lu' prloccsisii,op Sl,ci i;ii,
'fFilp,i5c' Etlmmet'a II iffd5int ifi5i t;5f'th II thc
'ESta}p rr6thsos,o rr6thssosonat Il B. i1!1T'.', and
.1har9liSa'Yd sAlngyii Park, un-
'fderiI Ie5RiHh ddn1a'qoF AC1t"JTm.
-tsihoHb; MafsRhi ST fhH: BD;ajy BD;j
YhndH ApaR4Shht HSfHtfHHtb1l' SfHtfHHtab1l s'aBH.
"'r'rk%4l79;i';' Rcp'fft!stnI Iaii1tcc.lA tcclA
'IM;SfiRtHGssMl III. fftt;jdidi ff!tdd tic B'c,c;la-
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participating thE Result of the Fall Elections.

DIsArto1SrED.:-,rn order
has just btcn issued. 'rrohi-
biting all parties from bathing
'irr' 'ilamrtoM's Pond, or tn-
''croachimg upon Tic grounds.
This will disappoint hiahS'm-
.l!iviaaals, iiYh9 expesteiI to
spend the day aDoNs thcro.
CENfSn..-N'. Montaeuc
was committed by -Unitcd
States CommissionH, Wilkes,
'for Attempting to PASS conn
tcrfcit United States cur
Ftcncy.'' ''''t IT
Private McEvdy was. .iincd
81 and costs 'by Justice Nc
Cord" ldf assault and battery
on George WashinY:toh.|
TriaT' Justice Marshall
boiitd 'bvtr Albert" Casrclcr
in the sim OF $ro0, for m,tli-
crons injury done ii, n stable.
',,.TTi:il Justice Th6impSiifi' Is
Fshcd wyirantSlfbr ihi. ';tffest
Of George Washington :hd
John Volncy.'.' charged with
Stcaling a. pair of bodts, val
ucd ut $l2; and a peace. War
rant for Anthony BradIcy,wfo
was arlEstetlhnd had his case
continued. IL 49, -. -
The r.; +, r. ONGH AGAIN.
I,"Scrutater,''a correspondent
| of'the Sunday'Rnn writes.'i
Thfs,,'h l 7cai4icd'! lis a
FACT froIn'6hc' Of Thu Cfiambcr-
Tain mth,, Who wts7 so cfatcd
that h'c' Was Ike to blii;st with
the dcvclopmtiits. You may
rely 9p what ! tell you, I'll
, conl1l;;a ;;assISps syon .lhc'.naIs39; of
my i'1af!4aht yn4W4!sFlhHyc
10, sIt4ll9na 'HhH,, rijpS dis
rn,EfH mlqfHei iTun.Al, iat,I I.IY'aaft.
''.Lhcrr rs not cv4n Il sign OF
tAc nlacnwllpre j. was crarkEd.
,iThe lion. aud. Tho little li.mibs
ii! ror9ac. quietly together.
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OF ,'nr. n1nIt htGrf 10 ir'i,
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nj xI,,nr1rt-yIs-is .',1rt
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AID VERTTsIN(,".'
-ds;...sasA s!sx.s.ll- u z.;i.:N
.cn ..sw I'll :1eW .fri ait fmc
a. .DN t)jaTikING,,I
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1876-07-04

-,-rod -aenisu'i. I.ci'mi,q .AT
"-,IHi 1..!aa .Ia.A1-M-,I. lu
..,,i,i,o ,dt b~,ronim", .,i,i,
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raj H'"n1HttG I.h1If.c u"
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1876-07-04

Marshal Bazainc has pub
Hbhed in Spain an account of
tfrcipnrt. acted by him III the
Mte,EEaFco-Prussian war; spc-
c.A GciA prominence is. giyen to
thc siege and surrender of
Metz, and he cndcavors to
tindIcntc his conlmct as a
cumW:,ndcr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-07
FIGHTING IN MONTENEGRO.
THE LATEST NEWS from THE EAST
ERN hattie FIELDS.



The Turks Acro.s tue mornva.An ENGAGE
mcnt on the side of the Novibazar-t!iad- Ia d.
stone's Pamphlet on Bu,ps rim Horrors
=
BELGRADE, sept. U. - communication
with pos,tlons on the Morava appears to be I'm
- "
great ulsoruer' inc minister OF war mas not
had word from TcbernayeG himself for two
80 - ' 'o ms" iNV 70
marching upon hrigu1evatz' the former Servihn
capital, where there arc important Government
x,o,vs
Wins
An ohlcial Servan despatch dated last evening
reports that the Turks havo crossed the Moraya
ha,u..on At..,,. .,, ,,i,...., 7, ..-,.
o''"''n neA,na'A a"u Dengrau' ~ asser's'
however, that the Servian positions are main
taiptd. Roth Turkish and serv,an bulle,tns an
- -,
nou'Ve d oa''le Oh inc siue Oh NoVoazar' inc
Servians say tho army OF tho YavOr, under Col
Autitch, repulsed a Turkish attack, while the
IN =, ~ s
Tuiks say the servinns we're defeated and fed,
leaving 100 dead on the field.
In Montenegto hoe,ili,ies bavo hoon ononod
both I'm tho nnr,hvos, and so,,,n,.ost 49,, xtn
N'' - Wv ""i ""u S""'""Ve'i n"u VIZ
sly, accordi ng to the accounts received, A
despatch dated RaRusa, yesterday, says that tho
Monteneerins attacked Moul<btar Pasha on
was usspav ,n mUr'mg uercely Contested battle
~"s ~ W cHS " ",h ,"S 'cPolt was ucSpdtVneu.
ten battallons under Fuad Pasna, and was he
I,eySd to nuinbei 10000 men on the southesst
ipeINi,n idsna n!hrvueu upon tns territory OF
hucl yesteruey IN Inrce; Irlnce Nlcholas Is IN
.na vi ne'nnoornoou, anu .he iun.e correspondents
a.. tet.lhee ,eleE,spneu Yesterday tndt great
M oa',.o VS. .'.uci "a @ .n., W prob'ess Ut nlent 10
b"..n sApey'u hoVu, Spuss - .
4, "a lultS uespatV II IIoul iennh says bnRlsn
Iuhuenue ~ Nohstahllnopie mas uvhtlV weak.
ensu s sinoe % %uevIa, d.on tnax LnRlanu wouIu
NV support luTkey against RUSSIAN lhterier-
cuVc. husIil Is noN lvVhcu 70 hs ihV power
~ 1850 "teses.s ootp'ni nel to opposo sucn
ttrp or the part OF RUSSIA, ana consequently
% %oount Iichy, the austrian Ainbassa ador, now oc-
Snp'11ss, tne eAVep'IVuai p'siNoh VI power Wblcn
Icid .v M hliipassuuol, i reSeh.y @ Wy
@ @uo'u, .i,e@nWhie 'he lIIks' WIo are oy no
h."ans ui-cour geo nave great iaitn IN their
, own mint @nint nv power; me uemand Tor an afnls-
No. n y, a,e .o,e,xn ainoassauots on
cisinn ,nt.t no r.n ~ ,'.,,5,'i "a 49, 10 ,,',,, rs
ceivn mo S,l, - nr,i, 49, u"e' a"N '"u9' io
IrN. - n M ,,,.N,,e ,'N'', n s,... ,,,,
peri,, ,,,cI A. " -. :. nas ue9pa' rom %
hasi,or ~, % rr, w 'v,,R" & :, % nvi ai' H.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-07
THE TERMONT ELECTION.
A Republican Ioss Of i've. as Com-
pared with Vote of 1872.

BosroN, Sept. 6.-One hundred and
oirhty-six towns give Fslitanks tltep). for G ov-
ernor 3s.5es, and Bingham (DemD, 1854. The
same towns in 1874 gave Pock Qepl 27,3i3, and
Bingham (Dem) ll,2i7, being Republican sain
OF 3,si1.
In the First Congressional District sixty flvo
towns give Joyce (RepJ LIS and Childs % IN }
l6,l25. Flfty-nine towns IN the second District
give Denison Qlep) ll,63, and DicSey (Dem)
44O. In the 1hird District fort,-etght towns
give Hendee (Rep) $3.50 and Edwards (Dem)
4.BSI
Ire 81 towns not heard from gave Peck tRep),
In leii. 6si9 and Bingham tDeuIl 2,lll, md 1r-
ny for fecN OF 4.l.p.
lhis elections rcturns Will he nearly tive same
as in 1874, which would give Reputlican MA
j. rity on tho guOernatoriai vote ~ 2i.l6i neiny
gam of os5s over the vote OF 1874, ana q l4ts u
1l16 as com pared with the vote " 1872.
one huudrtd aud siXty-three towns elect Re-
publican representatives, Il Democrats, ana /
nas no choice.
Slxty-une towns on the Congressional vote
and six towns on the lowa RcptCseatatiye
vote have not been he ard from.
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Commoirre V,n !erbilrs health was not al
tered Nttt,fdai.
fLe stcrl.hip Fr~nce, from llayro Aug. u
arrived Hbt ESQ ~ *.
Gcor.., Penroiy Russell sailed for Europe in
The stca. .i.h p Bn,Luia yts.erlay.
Henry Nichois csci iped from the Asylum fos
the lussnc On Nar''s l-lAnt on Iue'day.
The stn. m Seth Low is to make h er last triR
To thc tho'rig HauAs iha 'chson OnurrOw.
Sothcrn tlk's a farewell benefit tomorrow
ey nlus, his last appelrlnce bu. two IN tals city
In Fleetwood lak Yesterday Crine's Sc.
Grprgr %, q VIM GAiAshels sleepy JAAe "a s5611-
10, ana -ifit
Nnc cen men were before Justice Fllmmer
vest rnui selling iAutcfIie. lAlle. Iuey were hed
Tor Namlualou.
Brethoveu's lifh SYMPHONY Il 10 ho pll'od
for lhr mira time bI C"notes uaAi At we ''ass'ch
concert u night.
Mary Rilv, a child of six yelrs, 4 l,0al second
uynuu'. vas t,Ih oDrnrI lat cNr44a.i her clothes
having cgl al from u"uNtc'
the committee q tho III toricl S9ciety,
cinierl ia tlr t.1rr.ii. of a. h.tlr oi II rem
nj iu urt a-f rNrufH , in tlr ftA Avenue Hotel
En ..ic,icd ,ir j 'luJy ssota.,r.
I've ihop. Us +. CuukHn A--oruiln supports
TlU ii. Irrts. .tI - tIu- uilc rrlt lhu n4s v.
lnlu.s ~, puI's,i. toi4t poI .nt ar te'ary David
MA ll.aHc,i ~ct'r .tr't ouat Saith treasurer
JJLn te l.as opgae44tat Arms.
Nirhojas Coor'. the ltalan, who, while sitting
on f tuo Of ,s h7use ut .i Green" street, IS
hlut ny uau. uu Aus p, ucI go the ca imhers
street huepta Acsi'ldiy lie pam OF the wounc made
Cu1re dtiru and a. Jlmp1d out Ot as'cOnd story
TomDs lie says that tie DullcI Sas not lnIendei for
Ioorv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-07

In Chandler Don Cameron aud their sort
lie referred tn the failure OF the First Maine
District to renominate the Republican refurmcr,
Buileigh. NhntevVr purginR the ReDublicnn
party had. had been caused by the Democratic
pill. Mr. Tarbox continued at some length. ar
raigDinR the Republican p8rtv, and warmly sd-
vocatiDR tho election of Tilden, whom he
euloeized for bis putity, utility, and patriotism.
rest OF the State ticket made the following re-
port, which was unanimously adopted Leute-
Secre ary Of State, Edwin II. Lathrop Of Spring
held; Auditor. John T.. Fitzgerald OF Boston
treasurer, weston Hcwland Of Fairhaven;
Attorney General, Richard Olney Of Boston.
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Theodnre Alien, Keno Canc.

Charges were yesterday preferred against
Capt Van Duscn Of the Mercer street police bv order
OF Commissioner Erlardt tor permitting Theodore
Allen " run keno same at 95 Hicecker street For
weeks pact the specncstions aver. Van Dusen has
ported that pioycd there all the time
ComDis.io Er' ardt had detective watching the
place. Two officers sent by capt. Van Duseu to watcn
ana reror we're locscd NJ IN tho house by Allen snd
kept prisontrs there Tor talrtcn hours. Detective
slcVus, VINO was also sent Wit tho onccmen, re-
pOrcd tier attention to Capt. Van Dusen. and
offered to release his comrades force N necessary
Capt. Wan Du.en refused to authorize hun. ald hA
failure 70 10 % Is madc tpccncauon OF the charges
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CHEYENNE, Aug. 3l-JacR McClll, alias suth-
crlan1. who KILLED Wild Bli a. Deadwood. was arrested
al Laramie CITY Mouduy, ot Deputy Marshal Ba combe.
and brought TO tLis place yc,tgfd4y. lie VIII have
hearing before the United states Commissioner, and,
n tAe tvlQcnce ntHnst INN be tu1cleu ne Will ue held
10 await icQM nj Il from tup Governor OF n4tItt,
that he Khrd Mid Bin because the lat. er stole soma
Gust from hin la game OF poSrr ami the pruclpal
witness agirsl INN mere lssuan Wnom he act a. ior
Gees, sd told that Nid Bl had ncYpt Ac nrl her
of MIS- but thpt he kllcd n be no siltcAtd card
from bis mind ID a pOker lme" tNcy Nure piaNIAs.
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A ssnIe Of Luce by Auction.

In sale OF lace by order Of A. Flarand Son
yesterday In wltmording, UoQu Co.'S auction
rooms bidding SPIRITED, every article in the clts<
logue aud prices were better than last
Torcnn laces brought from cite 81 cts. per yard
and Insertions from cts 70 % cts. INIT on Vaenc-
enncs edlipgs from IS ciH. to $3.50 pr dozeni YaI
lgCes from ~ 20 20 cts tuanty from IL ca,
to ssO5i 0is'k thro .DsrDes from ~ cts 10 s6Se
each plain, Hil II net rom 20 cts to 30 cts. ped
yard anot SIX from 81 cts. t0 a. Cs guipure lace
from 13 cts TO A. Ct-. applique lace 40 eta. "a
o. 75 dIcnrsse lace from I Its TO ESQ inltzuoz
Chautly from IL cts. tO co cts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-07
SOME WISnINGroN ToPICs.
Gov. Chamberlain ArIniug the Biacks-Saip-
ping 2O,OOO riand Of Arm-.

WAsHlNGTON, Sent. Ut T. reported here,
upon what is aeeuiod good authority. taat parties IN
New York have agreed TO sAip Chamberlain 20 90
sand OF arms to arm the biacki IL South Carolina.
TINS is one OF Chamberlain tricks to curry favor with
the b at ks and De rtLumnlted. TIC arms Wll Ne
landed IA Cntrstun On tne lin inst the fay fnro
the meeting II the kepuh can STATE Convention Mrue
here thIWhcratn was very hit z ia Nis tuuuriRNpl
OF the south Carolina Nhites, ealing them hu hluI,
A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-07

WARRINGTON, Fla" Sept. 2.-Tnc Cl ude l..
Ayentinr. VIII se suicide at South Orange, \. j., vas
recently noticed IN THE SUN, aho-pital steward az
rranc barracks near thls piace, last suanog aur.
lns most OF the yellow ftNer tld,Mir that pr, val 4
trrr by lng tnc troops ~ the First Iuti STA
ArillrrG GA the death OF Hospital stew "a lulI by
yellow trver the Medical Dlrr,to tOi. Summons II
Orltaus, sent Alenule TO Harfancas. H. conru :
appears 10 have gwen sAta facLu, anu thl. ur % o
most tDlNg Circumstances. lie nls an iu,clls in'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-07

A Tilden and Hendricks meeting was held a
iSS Luliow street last evening. Dr. A. BuckmsBa
spokc N German to the open saith ,riue, ana L. Y
Culgrus ad sscd tue mretln- IN the hill. To the
question, Il" Nhs. W0ull become of n, u NJ had TO
durt e..ht more y,ar- OF GrAniism'' hstener
pied " " q would al 50 TO the pOurhOuse."
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A Rpilrond sold by Auction.

ST. LOUIs, sent. q. -lhe Missouri Pacific Rail-
road ssull by suction TO-DAY un4er f1rcclosur' 4
tie Third mortgage bon :. C. X Garrison Of Nrw lorA
started the ol dug teo1o,OJJ I ts N's gIa iu4.i
raised to s3OJDO10 aud lt ual was ,trurN ui @ Az
drew Pierce Dr. Al that r.ure. Ia cucun .Acc ult
silc ofmorigages, uu cr wulch iut road va sul NJ
eKrus Nr II tuc nulfag dec which 10 sutL 10 III
OODUOO Tue Atlantic aud l. cine rvAd vii be aul4 on
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AnemnrLnbIc l.nmc OF nIllinrd.

CHICAGO. Sc Il. G. Sexton and Slosson having
arranged to play 1000 point game Of bnards here.
GOO polIta each OF two nights played tnc FIRST 800
pants tonight osson eat his lponent IN q re.
marAublc ZANE m Nhcu he maze runs Of p3 l23 l3S.
and "a Tue seventeenth inning mR4t u run VI Cd anu
went out HIS hNr.ug, WIS 81 ~, the highesi ever
m,dr m 6O0pulhl game. : II MS highest run was
" lls average, & 49, and tOta0, 1856,
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The Cleri Of tho Hudson County II ealtb Board
recently informed the Rev Patrick Hennesscy Of tho
Ocean Avenue Catholic Church. Jersey City, that hs
must make returns the board of all marnsges
sOenni@td ny hun, Father Hcnncsscy replied that toe
State Legla ture has no tight L. law Imposing
LABOR without com tnsaiiOn. and that n does not
TO copy tine names from his Clster iut tha
CLERK may have access to the books II he desires
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DASHES HERE dND THERE ny THE
SUNS REPORTERS.
Suspected of Trying 10 KIN Seventeen Men
Ascused Of Poisoning n Tank of Ice " ate1
as q Means Of AvenRinq n Discharge.

suspected oi Trying 10 hiii Sevcntren Wcu-
Ascused Of Poisoning n Tank Of Ice " ate1
as Means Of Avcnging n DISCHARGE.
August Romonberg was on Monday last ia
Spring HYncs's slaughter house, In West Fortieth
street. lie had been employed there, and had taken hs
discharge resentfuy. II IA said that ne had vowed
vengeance upon the seventeen workmen who were ~
tanned and especially upon the foreman Frank Devno.
tank Of ice water is on the premises; and John No
Dermott. employee. noticed ROmenDerg standing
It, holding something In his hand which he kcpt
dipping into the water. He held bottle In his hand.
that had several holes rforated in the stopper frou
which substance dropped into the water as he shook
This operation he repeated until McDsrmctt inquired
what he was doing. lie responded "nothing" end
placing tie bottle In his pocket went away. McDeH
mott cautioned Frank Devine, the foreman. ngainse
drinking any Of the water. Dcvi1e however, drank
cupful, ana seized with cOnyusinns The watar
was anai zcd by Dr. Tnornc. and ascortaned 10 havs
ne"h l'pregnatcd with mu ptlc acid. RUnrnDrrg, ON
Dthg arraTned bc'orc Justice ID fly, IN the Mashing-
tOu flttt Ponce Court, Yesterday, was remrn LED q
await tue result OF Cdcmra anuly Hs OF the water he
~ .upposeu to have posoncd lie reiusod to MAKE any
explanation,
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Reform in,he Ninth District.

The Central 1ilien ana Hendrck, Club OF the
Ninth Assembly Ds.tc, r-isci two banners last night
The j. +. Hoagland Club was there with torches md
tn fireworks were gorgeous Toe speakers were Ben
lamin T. NOsburgh. President OF the club, hndrcw
Matucwsvn, william II Quincy. Jamea Riley, Johl
Rafferty,, ex Alderman Gilon, A. IL Purdy MllAIn H
Ysrd. and DR.. Marvin $. Bu ties.
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CuEYENNE, wv, SeptB. lienlN llomeus, who
arrived al sidney, Ncb. yesterday, reports that sioux
jim AMI family came into the liel Clou1 Agency
secretly ON tho 29'h ut. The commanding onic,r in.
htiut, rch for trrm lhrouyh the agency indians.
lhtl we're fonnu by Amcitin ilurs, CIef ~ one ~
the bands Al an" agency, but Jim refused 10 surrender
his arAt, MGcrruppn AWerctn Horse hhOL AM Alllcd
LIN, tHk!ug hls tami prlsuucrs.
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AUBuHN, N. y, Sept. 6.Three canvssmcn
attached " Blruuu's show stADDcl last night by
man named o. 'nryan. John Domaine Of New York
was desperately wOunled IN the aDdnmtn. The otners
were Cit OA NE shoulder, not uauserOu5lI O'Iyan
" "a
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Edward Harltv, tn. E-EsstoVn Pet" and
Mike Malone, the "suan," wrc'ed yesterday for sss
purse IN McAr'nc's Collar nrd Elbow House, Fiush-
ilg near Nusand avenue, Bruokly yn. The terms were
brst threr i NE. fhc Pt' after a. eAelti4g sLuxy
gic, was declared tEc victor.
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The Finh Avenue Theatre.

On Monday evening next the Fifth Avenw
Theatre to be closed for decoration and alteration
On Tuesday evening "Mones" Is TO be presented wiu
the following cast; Alfed Ersivp Mr. Charles Cogh
lani Sr Jotl Feaeg Mr.. Wu, payidge Stout SIR. Johg
Pr0ughaini Gtdrs Mr. Charles flrler SIR Frederlck
Mr. George Psrces Ciud ihQifs Miss Jerreys Lew
IA LGdy tSG'IsgH biiss Mary Wells. Georgtdnd. hisl
Emily kgL
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Alex. II. st.uhrrs torcopvrc.s

AUGUSTA, Glr Sept. q. Alexander II. Ste-
phens was nominated for Congress bY ucclamatlon by
the Drmnc a.lc Convention wnIch net NJ IA mpson
today. II 1, uuu =. .ud that the Republicans VIII
luAku L0 nomination az dust um.
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Charles Moran, alias Burns" escaped from
Sing sung prison Tuesday night. He was employed
IN tn bske house He went out to prepare the dough.
and probably etowcd himself away, He WAS .entenced
for for burglary IN December last II ~as mn
third term in prison. he is AnOsn as confidence naA
and slpak ,h!ef
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A Wire uor.ewhipped,

Oliver II. N,shlt. q brakeman On the Hudson
River kal road. I'm from AL grant train tAs
Depot st lOuAers CA laJ usa, aud Nas instAntJ
killed.
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President william Wood OF the Board a
Educ .uon introduced rcsoluion IN ihs &c sion
t,r1y pro, ding fora rcfoflue oly school on Wards
lel-ua Iur tue pInhnhu..t OI haJtu iruants UNDER
the compulsory CILcauun Law. H. rlI tna uuldi.I
capable u .ecomn dalns lJJ bols AID grs COULD Be
"a Ihi
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The hulllins st eCi nnd coG West Houston
street vss burned IA. "vcring II. Lanler ana Ksss
Ter itCre uanufsc urcrs lose slO.ppi D. j. Car
ron \ o., packing box m kri-, lose a. 100 aud the
buAdlug winch they uwn,was damageg t5,OOO.
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Mr.. - Kecvcr tho sprffinr cobhler of Pourtl
str'ci. az soutn llrt Nlllamsburgn, last night
torgut iis dog Cun Wlil Mat rlans dog JACK. No
kltycr's . Wa CGcI4ttd The victor
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An unknown, drunken, barefooted m an. weu1
to several houses on Tuesday evening" begging fos
street ana II going down the ttone steps he s sup
posed TO have ial.n.. he was seen moment aftsr
ware ying In tne gutter unc onscous without deel
wound IA his ttulle. lie died IN Bellevue Hospital
YNsLt rlAy.