Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-15
NEW ITEM

cords of wood for its business.
A factory is to be opened in Shrews
bury, Vt, next spring, for the manu-
facture of butter from suet.
Rev. c. E. Cheney, of Chicago, was
yesterday consecrated as albishop of the
Reformed Episcopal church.
The EaveI mill at Fall River, Mass,
and the cot on factories at Biddeford,
Me, began running full time last Mon
day
The last meeting of the Newark com
mon council which will be held this
month will be devoted entirely to re-
wishing the city charter.
The Poughkeepsie eagle" thinks
that if a wagon road is made on the new
bridge across the river that city will Sc
cure q large amount of Newburgh's
trade.
The Spanish steamer Bazan has sailed
from Santiago de Cuba with the Virgin
JUS prisoners on board, and will proba-
bly, reach Bahia Honda to-day, where
the S>oners will be surrendered.
The Fairbanks Scale works at ST.
Johnsbury, VI, woe closed the last
three days of last week. The hands
now work only three weeks out of four,
and their wages are reduced ten per
cent.
The Chicago Tribune says the bust
ness men there complain of the oppres-
sive and unreasonable rates of insurance
charged by what is called "the board"
and they are going to make trouble
about it.
Victor Zacher was arrested in Newark
on Saturday night on a charge of big
amy. The charge is made by Sophia
Zacher, who alleges that he was mar
ried to her in Buffalo, in 1862, and that
he is at present living with wife No. 2
M Newark.
It is thought that the contract for the
construction of the Lowell ind Andcver
Mass. railroad will be concluded this
week and the work be Immediately be-
gun. Many difficulties have been over
come, and the directors feel they are
now warranted to proceed.
1t is believed, says the. Boston Jour
nal, that within two months the Con
solidated European and North Ameri-
can railway will he under lease To tbe
Eastern railroad COMPANY. and the line
from Boston to st. John will be under
the management of Mr.. Charles L.
Hatch.
Thot Dn,ouoro .o ato.,, -
,hrnmn ;nto s."ta - t S;o s ;',' pe
the anonvmons annonncen,ent ~ ~
approach of an army Of pbiladelnhin
ronghs. intent upon The rescue Of some
imprisoned bank. thieves. sounds move
like n story of fuedal times than of fheaa
DAYS of policemen, sherifs and tba
TELEGRAPH ~
pav T,.,ou n,ao.u ..,,o.o .,...,.-
aodI',r,.;a 80 - a 6"n, whose le1pn'
49, ,ya.Hn1;o :, aos o,,, i1onl ale no
mrnt nj San Francisco and who odrs r
tised lecture making nm exnosnre n
Catholicism and failed to onnear has
written n humble and ah;.ct Liter In
Archbishon Alemoncv neknowledo;ng
his fnults. and nravinS tn he tol,an SocG
into the church.
Tn rsport;,o that proo;aar+ F,;roh;,a
of 0harli,, n61, en hia @ ~ " Ia.1.s
If tho Rev Nawgnn, Hill ths loci o ,,s'
,,ar oaJs ..This ;a ani,, - r. r.
cnnostanna on1;rn,;n,, a.. tr,,tI' ~. -
,,,nr, r,Ia.bnr - 'l? - h;ai ", -,
ay,r cor wet, 10 0I,o"i;n hnt tl,ot =, Az
,,art;ng bo c C0 m;tb Iii, n" i go u
forn, oy 81, n,o,a ~ ,asa oe H., 80
t;ra ,ol;sb of tha Y1ooa ), - 'i'' '''
'''t le-. - ''' -. ~
y TOW u y uozen or more WOODEN
pulloih8S III oan FRANCISCO "hlch nave
oeeh lor !oh9 tlne uhoccupied, were