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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-09-24
Spanitn.

Der S6Snrecner uno Sieli6waBer
Galtellar 1T alip abermalS an Die SpiBe
Der lpanil9en &esieruns setreien unp bat
Elm neuss Winiterium sebilpet. 8ir
fSnnsn ni6t iaSen, pa6 rieierGesierunsss
pe6lel in Spanirn seisnet mare, unler
8srtrauen auf cine @ieperberteuunS Der
Srrnuns In jenem unslddlihen 9ance
su itarfen. WsSbalb rerlelbe ltattsefuns
ben, pariiber bat Der telegraph ni6ts &C.
melpst. Gs beiet, Gaitellar lei bon leinem
&apifalismus Sebeilt u. Die Gprtes leien
jeyt bsreit, ale Sorperunsen Don @elp II.
MannI6aften ;u bewiaisen. Gs frast
ii6 nur, Oh es nit rieicr SeniQisuns
aud setban 1T. lSerr Gaitellar nimmt
srpar Den Wunp rs6t YpQ, aber mir fir6s
ten, caB er BAH senStbist lein wirr, nit
Dem S5nise Ypn Sranfreid ~aus;urufen /:
naInn i'd arms.n aus Der Grre itampfsn I?
Natlt mir Elm Saatfelc auf Der aa6en Sanb z"
SOn ZEN Snlursenten bort man per
telegraph weniS mebr, aber aud ebenlps
penlS bon Rem Spr9eben FER NeSinuns
Seaen Die Snlursenten. Oeltp ausfiibrs
li6er beridten Depelden aus Warrip
iiter anSebli6e Siese Der Nspublifaner
Gber Gle Garliien. Gurppdii6e Sldtter
lpredben bon einem .Srceen Sie9" per
Gesierunsstruppen, ben le am Wpntas,
ben PA. Au9ult, iter pie BON Don Oil
fpnS unp Brittany befsblieten Garliitens
l9aaren errpdten baten. Die 6lu6i
Der 2eBteren mare bis in bic Ndbe DC,
franStnl6en @rense sesansen UNI biz
Sslaseruns BON Sersa babe aufaeboben
iperpsn miillen. Nun Serlautet aber aus
carlilhI6enS usaen in ensliiden II. fran.
sSllben Ylattern, ZAP bic Garlifen, In
gatalpnien ni6t nur ni6t aeIdlasen
,pprpsn linp, I~onpsrn iber prei 8olonner
Wapripsr Iruppsn Gin cieisr snsab,
itimmten Die beipen Melpunaen ibereinI
etnen slansenpen Sies erfp6ten. Sir
0elbiiy, mebtere Sunpert 0efansene II
piel Sriessmaterial ieien bic 6ruht Die
les Sieses. @nSeii6ts bon spei einan.
Der 10 pireft ,picsripredenpen Wittbeilun'
gen bleibt chen ni6tS ancereS itria, ali
ipdtere unp petaiairtere Na6ri6ten ab'
suwarten. Das Wapriper SieSestele'
8ramm lsicet pbnebin l6On In ieiner Ct
senen StyliIruns an man6en l6pe
lpsbaren Wicerlpra6en. 90 1T eS MID
re1t YerItanpli6. mie bic 8arliiten, nad.
rem iis umsinselt uno sSais seidlasel
pprpen, i~iberbaupt nod entfommen uni
auf ibrer 8lu1t nod sablrei6e Sepe uni
Werwunpete nit ii6 flbren fennten. 81
Sserpisuns Der @sfauensn ~psnisten'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-09-24
StQlien.

0on Neuem tau1en Nicer cie ablurs
ceifen Geriidte auf, pab plus TX. ries
fen ODER jenen Cardinal ;u ieinem Na6s
folser ernannt babe. Die,e @sriibte
perpienen ;par ni6t bic serinste DEE
mentiruns "a ie aber wieeerum in
Gours seleBt wetren, 70 CLAUDE id auf
cen nripruns perielben nit einisen 9ors
ten suridfommen ;u miisn. IS fol-
ndmlia, wie Die Neuisfeitsliefsrantsn
wiien pcQen. cine bisber nidt entlissslte
8uae plus TX. srtfirsn, norm sspilis
8erfiiSunsen in Setrsf pes Gonclaoe ees
troHen leien. Splte aber ielbit cine fol-
DIE Suue p%orbanpen isin, 70 piirpe ibre
Griifens ro6 feinespess etpas Neues II.
abicnperlides, wie etipa einen Ginsrif
in BE Sefusni6e pes Cardinal COLLECT
urns bieten. Sdpn su Gnre ees port
gen Sabrbuncerts, ais Die Stride iid in
grocer Seprinsnis befanb unp plus VI.
pur6 bic 8uue ,,Quum nos superiore
ammo" unp pur6 Elm Srese sepile Die
Oauer beS Gpnclape abfiirsenpe ODER,
teller seiast bic papfpabl beidleunisens
be 9erfisunsen, INN pte 0acan; ces 81.
Stubles nidt LANCER, ais unterirst err
fcrcerli6 mar, anrauern su lal1en. SpQs
tie nun Plus TX. cine abnlibe Wasres
sel setrpHm baben. 10 mare pieS unter
Der jesisen Serbdltnilen fiber nidt5 me-
niger als aufaIenp. 9on Ger Grnens
nuns ces NadfOlsers ces paptss aber
bis gu Der Seranlaiiuns Der pbaeradten
Suue Plus vi. ,,Quum o superiore
ammo" 1T Elm bimmslpsiter llnteri9isr.
@as fimmert eaS bic 0eute, bic ras
papittbum UNI jeren prsis perniGtst ies
ben mShten CO. 3D.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-09-24

aber 1T eS, bas eS ntdt bic ernten &C.
Iddftsleute finn, mel1e eariber lahen.-
SIM @ssentbeil, &euter Yerlanst 6,OOO,s
600 pfp. Ct, UNI ietn Wsrt III bssinnen
UNI wie mir %slaubwdrcis erfabren, fin
rieie 6 Miaionen s3ei4net seweien, nod
ebe es iiberbaupt 3u einem SfsntliGs1
SSrienaufruf ssfommen. Die Spee 1T
s%rcbartis, tptnn fte fid Yerwirfli6t, al
bern, penn ie ldeitert. Die ensliide
8el&aftswelt slaubt, tas fe fi1 per-
rirfli6en Last. Gin Sebler par es Of
fentar, pas 8euter f6 BON p~ornberein
nit Der enslii&en &ssieruns in 0erbtn>
puna itBte. Oiele mill natirli1 erf
uclence:e Ibatiaden Dor i6 ieben, ebe
fe ii6 Dem Grfolse anIdliset. Gnelanb
fcmmt gang BON ielbf. Gs fam aar
nidt umbin, ras @euter'Ide llntrrnebs
men su unteradsen, iebalp rasIslbe MUIR
SdrsIbaften peS 9elinsens bittst. Waa
bat es aufaaenp sefunpen. raj &suter,
Der ia ihon reid senus iei iit auf eies
e periide 8alsere besebe. @eranlast
,purpe er ppbl suerit pur6 Mplbin Gban,
cen friberen periiiden @eianrten III
9onrpn Csesenwdrtis in &pntantinppeD,
nit Gem er Siele Sabre in frunri6aftli=
den Sesiebunsen itanp. Oieler 1T Der
eissntlite 8erfai1er uni 9ermittler bes
@srtrass. Damn purre unIer 9ancs>
mann rurd ieinen eisenen iibcr Co
surs'i6e apelsriplcme unp rerartise
Spislereten nett binausraseneen Gbrs
sei; setrieben. &euter 1T Elm msrfpiir>
bigger Wann uno cine iebr intereiIaate
peri6nlidfeit. Den srOsartisen Srfpls
isiner selddftlibsn 9aufbabn psrcanft
er ausi6liesli6 iid ielbit ieiner unsr@
miipliten Grersie unp Muspauer, er
bat ibn zen %unsinitisen S%erbdltniiIen
atsetrpBt. Dabsr mag IS fpmmen, pas
er ii6 @Qes s%utraut. Gr slaubt an iet>
ne Ssitimmuns. Da er fi6 jerc6 feline
ihlehten 3iele iest, 70 Serpient iein
Selbiivertrauen @dtuna. gSis ppuitinz
zig er ielbf pom @elinsen ieines perii@
i6en llnternebmenS iiber;sust 1T, ssbt
aus Der SbatIa9e bsrSor, sas er aus eli
aensner Saide bereits 100000 pfe.
Ct. ieinem planc secpfert bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-09-24

@6tsia Granfs i'm Wonat!
Das 1T poppslt 70 Siel, dls meile beiter
Matrolen erbalten.
@enn Der Serr &apitSn mir e%rlanbsn,
n,eine Weinuns su lasen, 10 tpoute tb
fasen, DAP i4 CLAUDE, ta bin 70 gut tpie
brei.
Du bif beinate unYeriddmt Wiuit
bu oiersis 8runfs nsbmsn
Nein, Serr &apitdn
9(piea penn! Sd dnpere ME Elm Iners
bieten, cas i6 einmal setban bobe. SD
,perce ci6 ans eanp ieBen lal1sn.
9lter, 5err aapitdn. id MIL cur6aus
,ur gee nnc meme a6t,is Granfs yer
biene id. Gntperer mub i6 ie Aaten
peer aud sar ni6tS ; mas Is aber lein
fol-, cas iberla6e ib Sbnen ;u entl6ei'
ben ;-fpmmsn Sie slidli6 mad
SauIe, 70 werpen sic mir pas 8efOtcerte
MID! SerIassn.
artbur bate fi6 auf bic Seite sepens
bette unp sepabrte nidt cas Spbnldaeln,
weldes auf ben eippen ces Watrcien
f6pebte.
gSeil pu mir bic Sstimmuns Der Be-
binsunssn iterldiief antwcrtete Der aas
pitdn mad fur;em Screnfen, 70 nebme i6
bid an. Ns6tfertisft pu reine prableris
i6e Selbismpfebluns, biit III wirfli6 10
aut pie crei oper aud nut pte ;pet, 10
1T es biais. paB pu carna6 ceinen Spbn
empfdnsit bit pu rasesen, mas chen 10
wabrI6einli6 II, Elm aufidneicer II. Elm
Tauseni6ts, 70 erbdlf cu aub nidts.
Sest 1T Die SADIE absema9t-pu fannf
seben.
Der nere WatroIe Serbeuste iid UNI
series Die 8ajite nit einem fur;en:
SD ranfe, Serr 8apitdn!
Gin soncerbarsr palIasier, iaste uniel
Sapitdn, inpem er aufitanp. DOd c,
madte mid neusieria auf feline @eidifs
lidfeit. @ie eS AUDI iein mag, 70 1T pi'
Belt III furS UNI LANCE sa lu1en, II. e I:
n &si1e feline Gpisfeit.
@rtbur beI6iftiate iid jsst camit, ALI
2urifunsen gum Gmpfanse Der errparte'
ten Oamen su trsfen, unc na6cem c,
encli6 nit einem sspi6en, ;ufriecensr
Stcl,e lein @erf ateribaut bate, besat
er ii6 CUR Gube.
Spat in Der Na6t fam Sad nit Der
reuen YaIIa9ieren an unp fibrte cielelber
unter unsdblisen Scnplimenten, Serteu'
aunsen unp GntI6ulriSunSen iber ri
AtweIenbeit res Sapitlns in bic fir Il
bsltimmten @emdher.
Uertiesuns felst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-09-24
Sie lcBtem Gboleraberidte pom u


rppa linp wirfli6 erldredenp. Die BE-
ri6te aus llnsarn lasen, raB in cem
Wpnat pom IS. SUM- bis gum 10. SUI
Ii 41.673 GbclerafiQe pprfamen, pom
renen 1885 nit pem Sooe eneeten.-
Sn zen bena6, Staaten, in ben
Slterrsi6ii6en YrpYinsen an Ger Sdite
res arriatii6en Weercs bat Die gpipemie
piels Spfer sefcrrstt. sic panrsrt lsbr
lans,am. SIM let,ten Sabre bat pic Gbpz
lera nur rie weitli6en @rensen Hubs
lancs errsi6t unp am Gnre res SabreS
1873 miro is mabri6sinIi6 nur einise
bunrsrt Msilsn weitli6 ssranrsrt lein.
gBie es in Oeuti6lanc ausiiebt, fam
man lid aar ni6t rebt porlteaen, auz
aeni6einli6 aber l6limm Senus. 8es
fanntli6 teri6ten Die reutihen Seis
tunasI6reiter bel ibrer ipri6mSrtliben
Qanaiamfsit unp 0auheit erit iiber has
@ufttten elmer Seu6e, wenn ss bereitS
letr i6limm III unp pie aus zen sers
itreuten Ssri6ten aus Saprsusen. Sam>
burg. Berlin. Wasrebura Minden. &e>
s~ensturs &c. erbelt, ipar sS bsreitS Dor
mebreren Wo6en Iebr Iblimm. Die
Seude laBt ater ni9t 70 lsi9t wieter
na6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-09-24
TranfreiA.

parts, ~. NuSuit. Die Sabl Der
W;tsliecer Ger fatbolil6en 0slsaenSers
cine, wel6e bic @aqfabrt mad Nctre
Dame be 0ie6e mitsemadt, unp bic li6
bort am leBten Spnntas ei~nssfunren
battea, betrdst unsefabr 5000. paris
mar eur6 bic 0eleuenYereine ron Belle.
pile, WUntmartre, W%ontparnaIe, @aus
airarc, YaI1p unp Saint Mntpine per-
tretsn. AuS paris bate ii6 aud nc9
Der BON p'Sau1pnpiae sesriinrets ellass
lctbrinser @%eleuenserein einsetelt, ref
len Banner IN Srauerapr sebiult mar.
Nuberrem maren ellie, Saints Gticnne,
Setbune, Gputair, @rras, Maubeuse,
Stesnperf, rie 9ruten i'm passeezSas
laiS, &eims, 2apn, SarslezO DUO, Spils
ions, Saint Quentin, 9isie Salsress
SpiS II. |. 10, Yertreten. Oas eliasslps
tbrinser Banner tpuroe beebal6 aud nit
beaeiterten Sphs besrist. Der Saupts
organization pieler 8uncsebunsen, Der
&ittmeifer be DUN, ipra1 ni6t Der
@eneral Sacmirault bate ibm tppbl ses
itattet, bic &aIfabrt mitsuma6en, aber
unter Der Secinsuns, ras er nidt rece.
Der Sciuitenpater Senner aus cem gls
iab, Der an iriner SteQt bic Gsitrepe bislt,
tbeilte pieS BEN pilsern nit. Sn Isiner
&ere iaste er u. g.: ,@ir feiern beute
Elm id6nes Sef. @ir feiern es su Gbs
rem 0ptteS, Maria'S uno plus TX.
@ber es sibt fein Seit cbne @olfsn, unp
rie @plfe, pel6e raS beutise p~ercuntelt,
1T caS StiaIbpeiaen ees Germ &itts
meiiterS be Wun. Gin bSberer Sefebl
f~prrerte pen Srsaniiatcr unc bic Seele
Der 0%elellenSrreine aut caSlelbe III be-
rpabren. Oils wabrer Spleat miro Serr
De Wun beute nur BON elmer sinstsen
Susenp, Der pss 0ebpriamS, 3eusnis
ablesen. 8dnlben mir aber, rab er
LANCE leben unp ben Grfpls ieineS User
fsS Ieben mSse. Wbae er lsben. eanlit
er Sranfrei6 nit @eiellenpereinsn bepsft
iebe. MGse er leben, I'M ole @ieperses
burt Sranfrei6s besneet su ieben, 81
mslher Die @elelsnYereine 70 ma6tis
beitrascn. gSir Ollie mii1en, wie CT, in
unlerm Sessn bic eiebe fir Sranfrei6,
Die Stride uno Plus TX. traseu. SIM
Namen reS GittmeilterS &c dun trings
i6 einen anesrn Huf in Serlhlag ndms
lid einen Iuf auf glIab eotbrinsen.
rellen Sinner ii6 tn Srausr unter uns
tefinpen. SerSsisn mir ni6t. paB mir
Sran;olen iinp, UNI itpben mir ben &uf
unlerer Siter aus: IS lebe 9briitus,
pel6er bic Sranfen liebt" ..... Die
&ere psS SeluitenpatsrS, b~eIpnrerS ole
Stellsn, no BON Der Wieperberlteluns
Der pdpili6en Ma6t une Gliaes 4ptbrinz
9en bic &epe mar, purce Sen Der Ser
iammlnns nit srSBter Sessilferuns aufs
genpmmen. Oem &ittmeilter Mun
purbe mad Der &ere res Yaters Ssnner
nod cine beipneere Ovation ;u Ibeil.
Die Yilser bra6ten ibm unp Der Prince
une BEN Srsani latprsn Der fatbUlilben
0eieIenSereine" Sob5 bar. Sierauf
Iansen lie paS ,,Vous n'aurez pas rAl-
SAGE ct la Lorraine unp pann ibren
@sisaenselans eslen Hsfrain alp lautst:
Esperance
De la France,
Ouvriers, soyez chretiens!
Que votre anne
Soft en- famine
Pour lauteur de tous les biens.
Np1 1T cine &epe ~ e%rwdbnen, mel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-09-24
yuTembnrger gazette.

de Der Siihof BON Sarbes auf rem
Staptbausplase belt. OsrIslbe Nub
iiber ben llripruns rer fatboliiden Sc
ielenpereine In Tranfrei6 aufIbluB.
Die Sree ;u reren Si.puna sereanfe
man frans0Ilden Sficisren, Die in reuta
fiber 0efansenitaft semeien ieten unc
pdbrenp rieler 3eit pie fatbolilden 0es
lelenpereine in Oeuti1lanp bdttsn tens
men lernen.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-08-21
NEW Jersey STATE EAR.

Our readers must not forget that the
state fair opens at Wayerly, near New
ark, on Tuesday, September 16. The
attractions this year, in all the depart
ments, will be far beyond that Of any
previous year. The fact that the So
ciety has offered over one thousand pre-
miums will call out large display. In
addition to the usual exhibition of agri-
cultural products aud machinery, the
society has arranged for trial of steam
fire engines upon more magnificent
scale, at which it is expected over fifty
engines will compete for the two gold
medals offered as premiums. This trial
will occupy at least two days of the
fair, the details of which we expect to
be able to furnish in a few days Every
Jerseyman land woman0 should make
arrangements to spend at least one day
at the fair. ,........ 49,,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-08-21
THE EXCURSION YESTERDAY.

For eight successive years the Sons
of Temperance have had an excursion.
Yesterday was the first unfavorable day
on which an excursion had been an
nounced. This, however, did not pre-
vent five hundred men, women and
children from participating. We speak
the truth when we say that it rained,
more or less, from the time that the
steamer left the "port" until it return
ed to the dock. The advertised trip
was made, and if the passengers did not
have favorable chance to admire the
beauties of the Hudson, and catch
glimpses of the ocean, they enjoyed the
pleasure of knowing what it is to be on
the water on rainy day, The boat
was large and commodious- the only
drawback being the dancers4-whose
operations were interfered with owing
to the fact they were compelled to come
" inside" At the grove, half of the
number went ashore, where, under q
covered platform, dancing was INDUCED
in. Quite number Of boys took a bath.
The boat passed this city on the re-
turn trip at five o'clock, and proceeded
to Bergen Point. Then, coming back,
a landing was made at the "port" at
six o'clock. The passengers waited on
the vessel, by invitation of Captain
Gage, until half-past six o'clock, when
the cars We're entered, and all hands
safely arrived uptown by seven o'clock.
The mere fact that five hundred people
consented to go on an excursion yester.
day plainly Shows that Lincoln division
has many friends If the day had been
pleasant, over thousand persons would
have participated in the pleasures of
the day. We saw but one person who
expressed any dissatisfaction with the
excursion, and the reason of his trouble,
as we afterwards learned, was that some
one had taken his girl away from him.
Financially, the excursion was losing
operation. Lincoln division, however,
will survive it. x
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-08-21


A complimentary reception was given
at Congress hall, Cape May, on Tues
day evening, to the Second brigade,
rendered to Colonel Drake. The dis
play of fireworks took place on the
lawn at nine o'clock, and the dancing
commenced at the same hour. At eleven
o'clock the soldiers we're the recipients
of a collation. in the large banqueting
hall. Speeches were made by Cover
nor Parker, General Sewell, General
Perrine. and other prominent gentle
men. The toilettes of the ladies We're
handsome. Governor Parker and staff,
Hon. A. L. Runyon, Hon. John Halle
ton, Generals Sewell and w, j. Stryker
and others were present. The recep-
ton was the grandest affair for some
time ..,.. .
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-08-21
OUR FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Mr.. EDIToR:-It is very evidentto any
casual observer that our once Wanted
fire department has outliyed its useful
ness. Another evidence of this was
witnessed at the fire on Tuesday eve
ming 1t was fully twenty minutes be-
fore any of the engines had stream
on the fire, and by that time the hook and
ladder company had completely demol-
ished and laid the shanty flat to the
ground. dtLU5 Itf ItdA IftfH
Much complaint is made against the
fire committee, for poor quality of wood
and coal furnished the engineers. 1t is
alleged that about one half the coal is
composed of slate, and that the wood
is totally unfit for kindling. One of the
companies had to demolish the slaves of
a barrel in order to get up steam at the
last fire. lo .3r bsif.e s'-.7.'tar srf r
From five to six minutes is all the
time it should take an engine from the
time the alarm is given to be in readi-
ness for working order. Good coal and
pine kindling wood should be furnished
in sufficient quantities. The city no
doubts paying first-class price for
those materials, and somebody is reap
ing q rich reward from furnishing poor
supplies to the,city. This matter should
be investigated at once. 20 ~
Another very grievous complaint
comes from the members OF Engine
company No. 5. Their apparatus is
out of repair, at least the couplings on
their suctions are out OF order, and not
fit for service this materially interfered
with the efficiency of that company ut
the last fire. ~ eltlj 9oei il-rt
A still graver error was discovered in
the coupling of the hose used by Osce-
ola hose company, No. Q just as their
hose was stretched and a stream on the
fire, the couplings gave way thereby
occasioning much delay and loss of val
liable time. ,'t -, ~. W. ..f..,,s B;
1t was very evident that fire was the
work of an incendiary, and if it was
delayed three hours later, the whole
block might be swept away. It be-
hooves our citizens to be on, the alert.
Everything tends toward terrible con.
fagration one of these nights. ii ''f
Let us supply the defects in our fire
department. as best we can, as at present
constituted, until the city council
or the legislature gives us an efficient
and well organized paid fire department
have always been friend and have
felt just pride in the fire department
of our city, but I believe it has out
lived its usefulness. There is no organ
ization, no system, no discipline, and
where these are lacking it becomes q
mob. sIl,r EXEMPT.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-08-21
The wind is tempered to the shorn

The wind is, tempered to the shorn
lamb this summer, and in the pleasant
est manner he could wish. The sultry
days are few and the cool nights fire.
quent. He, bereft of family and kind
red, who have gone into sitting quar-
ters. at the watering places, has, the
whole house in which to roam. He can
fill the parlors with smoke at his pleas
ure; admit what friend he wills to din
ner and have the choice Of apartments
in which to so dispose his pillow as to
catch the favoring breeze Not so bad
ly off, after all, is. this sparrow left
alone upon the housetop." 1t fact,
the presumption is that he rather en-
joys it. In comparison with having
whole house for his castle, what to him
is the privilege of inscribing his name
on fashionable hotel register, with the
infnitesimal privilege attached thereto?
Let the noble army of stay -at-hohaes be
grateful for this benign August. It has
brought them more comfort than they
could have derived from thousands Of
dollars expended 4atIseasside or spring.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-08-21

THE New Jersey Pharmaceutical So
ciety has passed resolution suggesting
not to allow liquor to be drank on their
premises. If the suggestion should
be adopted, the receipts Of some of the
druggists in this city would be smaller
than they now are.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-08-21
A THING OF BEAUTY is AJoY FOREVER.

Hill, the photographer, makes every
style of picture known to the art-and
has the sole right of Elizabeth, for talk
ing the new and beautiful Mezzotint
Photographs" pronounced by all the
most pleasing picture ever made. Call
and see specimens after going elsewhere.
Gallery on store floor, 81 Broad street,
three doors below Elizabeth avenue. If
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HEALTH Commissioner Higgins would
confer great favor by examining the
alley-way in rear of 214, ZIG, 21S Broad
street !; probably no place within city
limits conld be found in SO filthy con-
dition: if cases of cholera should occur
in this vicinity citizens need not feel
surprised. A TAXPAYER.
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TRADERS are anxiously looking for
settled weather once more, SO that their
patrons can call to leave fresh orders,
and pay for the supplies for which they
are indebted. 1ls9ife snIa 4r7-i i'
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Dentists.
r oMpTRo11ER's OFFICE -1''I ''7oA
.H0Y 4 ASA AuoUsr 12tRA 1873.

.E0Y 4 AA1 AUGUST 10Th A1873.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.-Th books of
assessment of taxes tor the year 1873 are now
lodged in the Comptroller's office. AL tax
be eb ita to 1Sta
centum month on the amount of city taxes
On all taxes remaining due and unpaid af-
ter the Goth day of October, interest, at the
rate Of two (2) per centum per month, will
be added to the amount of each tax bill so
delinquent. -
HENRY AITKEN, Comptroller.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-08-21

The rainy weather during the past
few days having kept the ladies at
home, our streets have lost their great
attraction.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-08-21

EVERY description of job printing
done with neatness and dispatch at THE
MONITOR office, 205 Broad street, at the
lowest city prices.
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A ENACTMENT NOTICE.

Supreme Court of New Jersey.-4-John J. .
Dixon, plaintiff, and William !, Pollock, de-
Notice is hereby given that a writ of at
jtachment has been sued outofit Supreme
Court of New Jersey at the, suit Of the above
named plaintiff, John J. Dixon, against the
estate of the above named defendant, William
j.. Pollock, q nonresident debtor, for the
and twenty-nine cents, rreturnable and re-
turned into said court on the 23d day of
June, A. d. 1873.
BENJAMIN t. LEE, Clerk.
s. b. RANSOM, Attorney. au11 oaw 3m
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he Elizabeth Daily Monitor.
THURSDAY, AUGUST q, 1878.
TO RENT,

To esponsible party, the second story
front room OF The Monitor Office, fur
nished with water and gas. Inquire
ut this office.
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ARE YOU INSuRED 4

If not, go tothe Germania FIRE insurance
company, No, 1876 Broad street, (gas
company building), reliable home in
stitntion. Rates liberal. u13 I'd.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-08-21

Two car loads Of excursionists from
Newark, passed through this city yes
terday on the way to Mauch Chunk.
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POLICE NEWS.

Sarah Ann Smith, was arrested by
Officer Martz, on charge of drunken
ness Discharged.
Ann McGraden, was arrested by Off
Ger Whaley on like charge. Dis
charged. l.l 1iu 9dr IA tnaI d.o,, D
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PERFECT FITTING BOOTS AND SHOES

-t41OI r0111t1Nd D0V1 2 -f4NIL o7fHl0H77'
Gentlemen's. boots and shoes, and
CATERS of every quality, are being sold
at Jacob Frantz' store, No. 26 Morris
avenue, at reduced prices, Ladies' and
children's shoes are also going off at
cost. Mr.. Frantz makes it a specially
in producing the best fitting boots and
shoes in this city. Give him call.