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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-12
CIRCULATION UNRIVALLED
aay~ The excursion of Lincoln Divi
IN ELIZABETH.

R9A The excursion of Lincoln Divi
sion Sons of Temperance to Pound
Rock Grove, yesterday, was a opleasant
affair. Seven or eight hundred peopls
participated, and all enjoyed them
selves hugely. On arriving at the grove
q committee of members of Purity
Division of Stamford, Connecticut,
greeted the excursionists, and did eve.
rything in their power to entertain the
guests. Three hours was spent at the
grove, and many availed themselves Of
the opportunity of visiting Stamford.
A barouche was furnished by the citi-
zens, and Most Worthy Patriarch Foust
and members of the Grand Divisions
of Connecticut and New Jersey invited
to ride through the town. The Sleepy
Hollow left the place at half-past three,
arriving home about dusk. No accident
occurred, and those who went express
ed no regret. This is the fourth excur
sion of the above named organization,
and we congratulate them OH the sue
cess of their undertaking.
The Excursion Committee speal;
in terms of the highest praise, of the
steamer Sleepy Hollow as an elegantly
furnished and safe boat. And of Capt.
Sherman, as being the right man in the
right place, and the crew under his
command as being gentlemanly and
accommodating and would commend
Capt. Sherman and the Sleepy Hollow
to all those who wish to go on excur-
sions.
On the evening previous to the ex-
cursion, some two hundred members OF
the Order assembled at Lincoln Divi-
sion hall to extend welcome to Hon.
Robert NJ Foust, Most Worthy Pat
riarch of North America. Deputy
G. W. P. James Gale presided, aud
made a brief and appropriate address
of welcome. After initiation of two
candidates, Mr.. Foust delivered an APP
propriate and beautiful address. refer
ring to the progress the Order was maxi
ing throughout the country. In con-
Guiding his address, Mr.. Foust alluded
to the services rendered the cause and
Order by Mr.. Edward X. Drake, whose
term of office as Grand Worthy Pat
riarch of New Jersey was marked with
unexampled prosperity, and presented
to him handsomely framed picture,
containing portraits of the officers and
members of the National Division, re-
Gently i'll session at Washington, ID. G.
The testimonial was arranged in ex.
ceeding good taste, and the presenta-
ton was a complete surprise to Mr..
Drake, who returned his thanks in q
brief address. Remarks were also made
by Deputies Scott, Stakeman, Sullivan
Griffin, and Chaplain Kelley.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-12

s4aF- At meeting of the journeymen
masons who have been on strike for
some days past, held at their room No.
14O Market street, it was resolved to
accept the proposition of the employers
to pay 81 per day, and the strike is
therefore at an end. Newark Advertis-
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Another Feniam Affair.

DUBLIN. August IL.
At Tubbernath, in the County Sligo.
party of % men attacked dwelling
and carried off some firearms. Six of
the marauders have been arrested and
two or three have been identified as
persons who wera formerly imprisoned
for Fenianism. ~.
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LnST 0R STnLEM.

A BLACK Half Scotch Terrier Dog. Answers
N to name of Nero. Ten dollars reward will be
paid for the recovery of the dog, and $40 for the
conviction of the thief if the Dog was stolen APP
ply to JAMES McCABE, Cross street. a12 81
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seA- -Four pleasant days since the
eclipse. There is hope for the Summer
yet.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-12
MAR PIED.

At Paterson, August IL, by Rev. Isaac w. Feleh,
DR.. Thomas Terrill, Jr., Of Elizabeth, to Louisa
Thompson, of New York city.
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Safest photographic tVflus.
A Mother and Daughter Poisoned.

CHICAGO, I'll.
Mrs. DR.. Shrader and her mother, of
Red Hook, Marion County. Iowa, were
poisoned by taking dose of belladon-
ma given to them by laundering drug
gist. Both died in few hours.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-12
DIED.

DIED.
On August H. John Louis Eller, aged 10 years
and months.
The relatives and friends of the family are in
yited to attend the funeral from the residence Of
his father No. $50 Elizabeth avenue, on Saturday
morning, ut nine O'Clock. without further notice.
Services in ST. dichaels Church.
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Attempted Suicide.

Boston, Mass, Aug. 9.
Edward c. Howe attempted suicide
in the Lowell Prison, yesterday, by
cutting his throat with piece of bot.
tie. He had broken Jail at Ipswich and
Fitchburg within few years, where
he was confined for burglary. and has
evaded the vigilance of the officers for
a long time. He was arrested yester-
day afternoon by Deputy Clark and
Detective Pinkham of the State Police
An officer, hearing glass drop in his
cell, ran in and prevented him from
concentrating his design. He cut a
cash on the right side of his neck, but
a short distance from the jugular vein.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-12
JOSEPHINE.

Which has lately been fitted up for Ex-
cnrsions, and which has the largest and
best Forward Deck for Dancing of any
boat on the North or East Rivers-the
entire deck being covered by a splendid
awning.
The Boat will go TO ROCKLAND LAKE, stopping
at Hastings both ways Ample time given at both
places 10 see all things worthy Of notice.
REFRESHMENTS FURNISHED on BOARD.
No spirituous liquors allowed. This we intend
silaD he the Excursion Of the season. 90 aud hear
the iuilnitabe =. q. NJ. Barnes who will a1e0u1pa-
NJ us. Cars viii leave the Central Depot al a. n.
Boat leaves tie PoIt al 3D. and returns al D. n
Carr viii be il waiting when the bat arrlyeg.
KEINHAKDs BRASS AND DOUBLE COTIIIIOs
BAND rs ENGAGED.
Tickets OnerDOilar. Children hsif-i,rlee. N h.
had Oft he following Committee
Robert Caldwell. Robert hiosu. y. 81. Drske, W5a.
r Robertson, George IT., kett. u. ". JHbbs, Oll4eg
Pierce, II. J. Ward, 4. Ksilzu, 4. Harmon,
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TO LET.
M0TI ICE.
LOTS FOR SALE,

WITHIN 400 yards of the Market Hall, on high
w ground, at prices ranging from SS75 upwaras1
Apply to HENRY f. FAIRRANK.
Elizabeth, N ].
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

THE NEW HOUSE. No. ia East Grand street
1 containing eight rooms good cellar well and
cistern, with water in the house. All modern i'm
provements and conyeniences Apply ON the prem
Uses. During the present month viii be sold foi
So, 900. iy20 If
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-12
WAN Ed.

WANTED boy to learn the Dry Goods Bust
w ness, one not afraid to work. Apply 10
all Ivy L. P. WILLIAMS.
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FOR SALE,

1.-THE HOUSE AND LOT, No. 81 William street,
L near Catharine street. House Is by 2S feet,
with kitchen attached. Lot % by 100 feet. Fine
garden. Price 80, $40. Possession immediately
Apply on the premises. a19f
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FOUND,

GONE months ago, on Elizabeth avenue, between
- the Rope Walk and First street, Pocket BooG
containing small sum of money. Call at Monitor
Office. az lv
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-12

Benedict Prieth, Esq, the accom-
plished editor of the Freie Zeitung,
will deliver the Grafton at the laying of
the corner stone of the new German
Hospital in Newark, to take place on
the 18th proximo.
The G rman Democrats insist strenu-
ously upon the nomination of Mr..
Adolph Schalk for Mayor, at the Fall
election, and threaten to break up
things generally unless he gets it. Mr..
Schalk wonld unquestionably make a
strong candidate Newark Courier.
Mrs. President Grant once actually
wrote poetry for Western papers, under
the signature of "Anasasia.
Gen. Sigel attended the picnic of
the Veterans at Baiers Park, Newark,
on Tuesday, and made short address.
He was enthusiastically received.
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LOST.

ON Saturday Aug Z, on Broad street. Morris
~ avenue, orchard, Chiffon or Magic Road q
lady's Waterproof Cloak. The finder will be suita-
bly, rewarded by leaving the same at the office
of the DAILY MONITOR. St.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-12
BOARDING,

MFRS. LAWRENCE can accommodate several
Nj boarders with Good Board and Pleasant
Rooms, at reasonable rates. Apply at No. Union
street, back of the Court House. seven minutes
walk from Depot, or at the Monitor Office all If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-22

On Monday night the Mayor Transmitted 70
the Board OF Aldermen an opinion from W. a.
Cook Eco Corporation Attorney, TO the eject
tha: the publication of the list OF lands in
Washington CITY 10 be sold for taxes Gin ssa p
ptcrlSrr folded IN 4 weekly newspaper, or IN q
daily paper .once s wsex, but not connected or
fastened within the paper. is not compiiance
with inst part OF the law" Of May g, 1924, ssre-
curing the notice to BE- inserted N some news
paper once in each week for twelve weeks.
This opinion has called forth considerable
comment ard has created some fiutteriug
amongst real estate men from the fact that the
tax-iisi has heretofore been published on sup
Elementary sheets.
We have high.opinion Of Mr.. Cooks legal
abilities, bat doubt If he will be able TO sus-
tain himself either oy authorities or prece-
dents. Taking the run of our exchanges we
fiEd that the class OF advertising in question,
4. e, tina; requiring a certain number of inser-
tons an the paper-tax-sales, sherid's sales.
&c, &c, IN nine cases out Of ter appear in
what is called supplemental sheets. With the
New York papers il all their numerous waih-
ings of supplements 4, might puzzle Mr.. Cook,
for instance, to tell in which part OF the
double, triple or Quadruple affair, an insertion
would be- a legal insertion. An objection
would hold to the legality of the adve rtisemeut
IL
containing II was not delivered to the subscri D.
ers it'll the regular sheet. The rule Of law in
the case is set forth in the following from
Blackwell on Tax Titles" page 2i3, which
we give for the benefit Of such of our readers
as are interested IN the after OF tax titles &C
CURED under previous sales -
"a publication IN eItTd sheets, which are
cir, ulated with the paper designated by law, Il
a legal n1tice: but where il appears that the 4.
ira sheets were not, in fact sent to all the So
scribers of the paper. the ad vertisement will be
regarded as vold. davis VS.. Simms, 4 Blbb
i65-''l But" continues the same author
"there seems to be no possible objection - q
publication in ezfras if the circulation of them
is as extensive the newspaper itself in
which the notice is required to be published.
The extra would have, under such circum-
stances, the same publicity as the regular sheet
No one could be prejudiced by 1t; and, for the
purpose OF preser walton and reference, the ertro
sheet. containing nothing out the delinquent
list, would be more convenient. to all con.
cerned."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-22

ESGLIsH OPKRA.-The first representation
IN Washington OF an English version OF Kreut-
zer's opera, =. A Night In Grenada" was given
by the Richings Troupe at the National The
alter last evening. The music, which is rich n
harmony and very pleasing to a cultivated
ear, but lacks the melody which makes an
opera popular, was well sung as 8 whole, and
Miss Edith Abel as "Gabriels" and Mr..
Campbell as the Hunter were warmly ap-
plauded. Masaniello" is on the bills for TO
night. Tomorrow night Mrs. Bernard will
be the recipient of a benefit in Flo,ow's ever
popular opera of +" Martha" On Saturday af.
ternoon we are to have "Fra Diavolo" at the
matinee, IN which Castle, Campbell aud Mr..
and Mrs. Seguin will all appear, and it will be
the last opportunity the public will have OF
seeing them in that opera.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-22

The New Workers do not take at all kindly
10 the proposition Of the Cincinnati Commercial
fer the removal of the seat of Government to
New York city. There an ugly provision
IN the Constitution clothing Congress with
complete jurisdiction over the locality whic b
lie the seat OF the Federal authori y. Congress
would exclude all State authority and Danish
al State jurisdiction from Manhattan Island
and the people then would be dwarfed in their
privileges, and reduced TO the unenviable con-
oition OF the people Of this District. To this
the Manhatranese seriously object, and very
sees.bly. Why any locality with the elements
CT sotivs busiHess and commercial prosperity
At command should desire the incubus of the
feoeral Government machinery is more than
we can divine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-22

The INTERNAL REV ESUE RKCRIPrs-It is
stated, semi-ofieiaily. that the receipts from
customs now promise 10 be the largest of any
one year In the history Of the government.
reaching proosbly $4,000 O0O, or ss0,oOd 900 in
excess OF the estimates and il is not impossible
that they may even reach the high figure OF
$50, 100000. The Internal revenue receipts 10
the Present time are in excess of $4,000 OOn
The remaining three months, till July, will
cover the greater portion Of the income tag an d
the special taxes which faii due NAV I, and
which will argument the receipts To si50,Op0 oOn
and possibly to SI60, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-22

A correspondent writes TO rs suggesting that
il would be paying enterprise to start good
hotel in this city for the use Of celored people
Numbers Of colored people now visit Wash.
fngton Of class desiring good accommodation
and able 20 pay for II. but who are rut to the
neon venience Of hunting up quarters At board.
ing houses. The idea seems to rs worthy OF
Consideration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-22

The Sprinfield Republican seems to think our
newly appointed foreign ministers Of very little
account. II says: mo public interest is likely
10 suffer either BY delay or haste in their
departure" What sours the milk in tbs cocoa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-22

We learn that the Chesapeake and Oaio
Canal was never IL better condition than now
and its business prospects are exceeds adv
good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-22

The authorities Of Frederick, Md, having
demolished the homestead of Barbara Fritchie
celebrated in song by the poet Whitaker it is
proposed that q monument be erected to her
memory
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-22

General Robert Z Lee, late OF the Southern
Con-ecersey, arrived in Baltimore last night
On Railroad business. lie Is the guest Of sam
uel Tsggart. Esq
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-22

The Tewburyport IL aid comes out in favor
CO General Butle- for the next Governor Of
Aas=aC husettS.
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LOST AND FOUND.

'0AKEE Up AsrRAY on my premises two
4 HOGS. about four or fl We months old. The
owner will pl, ase come forward, prove property
paw charges and take them away MICHAEL
MCGUIRE. 7O3 9th street south, between and
i streets, Island. ap 22-3t-
OST-Last evening, IN the Wei, ity of the p atant
II Once, . BLACK CLOTH CAPE, trimmed
with fringe. Also. Aprii 18th, a nrab Wollen
SHAWL, while driving from Grant Place ont 9th
To toil-est The finder will be rewarded at No.
> Grant Place It,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-22

NEW METHOD OF LAYING BCsT.-It will in
te the people of this distressed city 10
know that an invention has been made in
England relating to the application of a COM
pound OF deliquescent salts to the prevention
OF dust upon rOadways. This season extensive
experiments have been made in the parish of
81. Marylebone 10 test the value of the in ven-
ton. and the results are very favorable. liz is
estimated that it costs $4,000 per aunum to
water the streets OF London, snd notwIttstand-
ing this enormous outlay the dust cannot be land
The demand for something more efsctuai has
gwen rise 10 the invention referred TO. The
composition used is from one-half pound II
one pound of mixed chlorides of calcium and
sodium TO one gallon OF water. The salts are
put In the cart, and the water is then taken in.
BY the Time the cart is full the salts are dis
solved. Ii would seem to bs lust the thing
for Pennsylvania avenue. as II is said to pro-
duce n most important effect upon the surfaces
OF all macsdamized roads, hardening and con-
CTeting the material in sucn a manner that
when 1t Is perfectly dry no dust ari'es
from the passage of ordinary traffic
The light dust always to be found upon a dry
road surface, watered with plain water, is not
to be seen. The surface remains firm. with
the absence of detrItus. The roads are thus
rendered more durable, while. the chlorides
being anti putrescent, q sanitary advantage is
gained, at the same time that economy in the
use Of water Is secured. By the present sys-
TEN of deiugng, three and four applications
daily are scarce sufficient IN warm dry weather
to prevent the dust from blowing, whereas one
application Of this composition, at intervals Of
two three DAYS each, will, it is said, effectu-
ally accomplish this object at much less cost.
In this city, however, the dust is blown from
one street to another to such a degree that il
might Be necessary 70 water them all with this
composition TO reap all the benefits named
Ii has been suggested that the dust in the
large rooms OF warehouses ana similar build
-ngs might, doubtless. be effectively controlled
oy adding q little OF these salts 70 the water
used.
The hop-keepers along the streets where
the composition has been used give their testi-
tImory in ats favor. They state that instead of
having their shops filed with dust they can
scarcely see a particle.
The experiment can certainly be EASILY be
made and we would suggest TO the public
spirited gentlemen who, a. their own expense,
cause the Avenue 20 be warered during the
larger Part of the year, that they give il a trial
The cnlorides used are cheap, and obtaInable
II irregularities. The chloride OF calcium has
not been in large demand heretofore but can be
manufactured 20 any extent. The city of Cab.
cutta- in India, Is about 70 test the method
mos, damaging character TO clothing, etc, as
the roads are made of brick, easily pulverIzec
by the feet of horses and he wheels of vehicles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-22

The Committees sfthe City Council of Balti-
more upon the Baltimore and Potomac Rail-
read Yesterday reported an ordipance granting
the Company the right of way asked for
through the northwestern section of that city,
upon the conditions that along or across
North avenue, John street, Wilson street
Pennsylvania avenue. Fremont street and
Winchester street, from Fremont street TO Gill;
EsCr steeet, the road shall be constructed
through a tunnel and also elsewhere along
the proposed route within the city limits,
wherever the grades Will allow OF II. The
Western Maryland and ULion Roads are to be
allowed the use of such route upon terms to be
prescribed by the Potomac Company, whic b
are bounded by certain conditions. The ordi-
nance covers the privileges that have been
asked for by the Company.
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% VIAL HON Est

zoe A0RKe eUBnRBAH BUILDING SITES
I0k sALt; IN .cts q o.s % tea seres, at North
yesy eesatny con sVrinG vsssr, sad eIosiiee coll
TIL n e s1H Isrcnssess yor I.rticslsr. gu on
BOOZE, Hish street. 0sseesteWa-
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~l 90 ESPECIAL NOTICE-They Joint
QS Committee on Semi Ceute npisi Celebration
bave completed all arrangements, and make the
following announcement:-The O6icers AMI Mem.
bers vii assemble pu.ctnally at the Bsltimo ore
at O'Clock preeisely, in order 70 take the
ocl3ck train for Baltimore; whore they viii meet
for Philadelphia; To avoid delay and confession
on sunday moIning, members are requested to
Saturday night, for The purpose Of receiving
Bsde:s Besslia. &c The Cowmittee will be IN
fom to 81 O'Clock, Saturday night, fer the pur
pose Of sellir tickets IL 10 particularly
that all tickets BE- purchased sn1 returns made By
that time. A j. Doh ALD0OH,
apI3t Secretary Joint COMMITTEES,
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CLVnoHr PAVILION


bic isshtful end we'll known .ummee rsssrf
hse teeo ieoeed for o long time bE the = . r
vi knovn Caeerer aud Confectionsr, VESAV
JOS =. edArYIELD, No. a46 Penn. Ia: I
S!v'u1a exeuae, beteeen i7th aud 18th s.rees,
IRE PAVILION and other bnildpgs have bean nut
~ 'bofoufh repair, end the grounds in sh.iy
piece uppited wttb numerous oenchss aud tebl e
te the comfort az visitors Suring the seasou
mesis the hest the m trket afford, viii be
city prices.
The Bar vim be supplied with the best L;auor,.
Wines and tsars.
The Confectionery Department. viii be sspp,iad
With the best Creams. Cakes. Fruits. sni other
Confectionery.
The eroupde VIII he reafv for the re,ept,ou O,
visitors ard excursions by the FIRST OrMAY
All applications for the grounds must be made Al
Nc 2t6 Pennsyivania avenue. between 18th and
Ph!ste parties Wishing TO spend q delightful
time during the day visit the Rround BY taxi
the mail boat At o clock =. , and returning Of
oc'ock D. N.
The strietest order Will heNnforced, and a /, a..
orceriy persons permitted to land on &he erou nd
JOS. h EHAFFIELD,
Up kmsy Proprietor.
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OECS IHTERNhL REvENUE.
w AssEssOR's Or ICE, DI.r OF Cor Z

uS AssEss0R's OFFICE, DIsI OF CoLryB!A,
WASHINGTON. April -, ls59
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONOfRN:
Notice 10 hereby given that the Annual Assess
Mt returns of Incomes for 1868 and SpeciA Taxes
Tor 1889 for the iatrict of Oolumbia nov open
nspectlon this once. NO. Soe 1th street, so
income or Special Tax assessment may have an
Opportunity TO appeal from same TO the Assessor.
All appeals to the Assessor must b. in writing
and specify TIE psrtc ular matter thing respect
Ing which decision is requested, and must state
the ground or principle of error CONF lAined Of
Pm, PEARSON.
ap1 dtml Assessor Dist. Col.
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RUTTER BUTfDRIl-We invite the cit IGNITION
II Butter dealers, grocsrs, hotels, restaurants,
e I. lsss snd
tubs a. reducsd rates
Pennsylvania avenue,
ep2 Between 10th and 18th streets