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A CARD.

Mr.. J. o. Tichenor has purchased
the interest of the business at No. A Ar
cade. He invites the public to inspect
his stock of stationery, music, books
and fancy articles, among which are
many novelties. His prices are just,
and everybody will be treated with due
courtesy, whether they purchase sheet
of initial paper or a grand square piano.
81 Nv
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T livery AND SALE STABLES,
G.. P. LYDECKER. Proprietor.

Ph@tons, 3uggies, Carriages, &C., with re
liable horses, for ladies' or gentlemen's use
to hire at all hours, at reasonable rates
Horses suitable for any use, constantly OF
hand for sale. Horses taken to board. Car
riages and Harness well caredfor. Carriage
at the Railway Depot stand.
G. P. LYDECKER, Proprietor.
Successor to A. P.lStout. te18 1y
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COMPETITION pEFIEp.

Captain John A. Eugel succeeds Mr..
John Engel at No. 95 Broad street.
Splendid patterns for fall and winter
wear just received. All suits warranted
to fit. Give the Captain a call, examine
his goods, and leave your measure.
SO 3m
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-09-23

BISHOP Odenheimer was to preach at
Trinity church, Iryington, yesterday
morning, but was taken i'll Saturday
night and remained SO during yesterday,
being detained within doors.
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The Elizabeth Daily Monitor.
TUESDAY, SEPT. %, 1878.
WEATHER TODAY.

he signal office predicts for Tuesday
in the middle states fresh winds from
southwest and southeast, cloudy wealth
er and rain
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ARE YnU INSURED I

II not, go to the Germania fire insurance
company, No. 1876 Broad street, (gas
company builaing), reliable home in
stitution. Rates liberal. u13 I'd
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TRENTON, N. j., Sept. %.

Col. J. M. DRAKE: In your article
on the Union steamer, at Waverly, you
say it was the largest OF the class, which
is mistake we are willing to measure
with any that was on the ground that
day, and think there were two larger and
none any smaller. By giving this a
place in your valuable paper you will do
justice to the company, and much
oblige, yours truly. G. S. GAUNT.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-09-23

Buy your coal of A. @. & J. Thomp.
son, the Oldest established dealers in
this county. Patrons of this firm get
full weight,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-09-23

EVERY description of job printing
done at The DAILY MONITOR office with
neatness and despatch, at the lowest
city prices. +
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-09-23

YESTERDAY was the opening of the
Hebrew year, and was generally observ-
ed as holiday by the Jews of the city.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-09-23
FALL STYLES.

Silk hats, business hats. Children's
hats a specially. Trunks, bags, umbrel-
las, &c.
I. r. SoUIER, 173 Broad street.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-09-23

COMPANY H holds an election for Sc
cond Lieutenant at Market hall this
evening.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-09-23

Court will likely adjourn this week
then the police will be busy.
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CELECr SCHOOL.

GELECr SCtOoL.
MISS RUSSELL,
an experienced teacher from New York, will
open u select school, for children of all ages,
boys and girls, on Monday, September Is,
1873, at No. 100 Marshall street, opposite the
residence Of +. G. Brown, Esq. Course Of
study thorough. tpecial attention paid to
manners and social culture. TERMS VERY
MODERATE. Send for circular containing full
information to e. H. ROPES, "a Fulton
street, corner Second street, or call upon
MISS RUSSELL, at same place, after Sep
TENDER 9Th. au30 If
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-09-23

mi USICAL INSTITUTE,
Cor. Broad and Jersey streets,
Under charge OF MRS. Il. H. RICHARDSON,
Instruction. given in Vocal Music and the Piano
Terms for each per term of 10 weeks, ton dollars
onepu ilstudying both branches. fifteen dollars.
Particular attention paid to the formation and
cultivation of the voice. an din both departments
the instruction is the most thorough character.
Pupils received at any time.
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A N ORDINANCE for the issue of city bonds, to
IA provide for the payment Of the costs, dam
ages and expenses of regulating, grading, curb
ing and tagging Baltic street, from First avenue
to Third avenue.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council of
the city of Elizabeth
Section l. That seven bonds of the city of Eliza
beth. called Improvement bonds of the city of
Elizabeth" be Issued in anticipation OF the col
lection of the assessments to be made for the
payment Of the costs, damages and expenses of
regulating, grading, curbing and tagging Baltn
street, from First avenue to Third avenue, under
and in pursuance Of an ordinance duly passed
by the City Council of the city of Elizabeth, ap-
proved by the Mayor on the 8th day OF July, 1873.
Said bonds each to bear date on the first day of
October, one thousand eight hundred and seventy
three, to be conditioned for the payment of the
principal sum of one thousand dollars, each in
six years from the date thereof, at the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company in the city of New
York, with interest thereon, at the rate of seven
per centum per annum, payable semi annually OH
the first days of October and April in each and
every year. on the presentation of coupons for the
amount of the instalment of interest due thereon
at the time the same Is payable the coupons to
be attached to each bond when issued.
Passed September l5, 1878.
VIM. D. JENKINS,
President of City Council.
j. SEIPLE, City Clerk.
Approved September 18, 1873.
VIM. A. CoURSEN, Mayor.
800 2wM
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KOOfers.
TOHN McNELLIs
SLATE ROQFER,
Rector street. P. o. box IA.

Orders may be left at ]. NJ. Clark's Feed Store,
cor Broad and East Grand streets. where samples
of Slate may be seen. First quality Slate from
Chapman's Quarries, Pa, always hand. Red,
green and purple States used when required.
ALI work warranted water and air tight, and don
as chefp as by any one else In the business. oil
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Union CLUB OF ELIZABETH.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
- office of the Street Commissioner, City Hall,
until Monday, the 18th day OF October, 1873, at
eight O'Clock p M for the following work
The following is about the amount of work to be
done, and the materials to be furnished In the
construction and completion of said work.
To build and construct a sewer in Magnolia
avenue. from Walnut street to Trinity place, and
in Trinity place, from Magnolia avenue to Mary
street. and from Magnolia avenue 10 point near
Chestnut street.
4s0 feet of IS iuch pipe sewer.
1000 feet of ~ inch pipe Eewer.
10 manholes.
basins.
III toto inch culvert.
Sewer West Grand street, from DeHart place to
Grove street. and in Grove street to Westfeld ave-
nue..
$50 feet Of brick sewer. feet by feet
100 feet of Is inch pipe sewer
10 msnholes.
basins.
100 feet of 10 inch culvert
Regulate, grade. curb and gutter Miller street.
from Martin street TO jersey street.
800 cubic yards of grading.
$40 feet of curb.
800 feet OF gutter.
Bidders will be required to bid for each street
in u separate and distinct bid they Will also be
required to bid on he time taken for the compile
ton Of the work, at the rate of s225 per day for
curb, gutter and tagging, 81 rs per day for pave
ment. and $2.75 per day for pipe sewer.
The plans and specifications OF the work can
be examined at the office of the Street Commits
sioner.
Said proposals must be accompanied by bond,
executed by two or more ample, satisfactory and
sufficient securities, resident in the county, in at
least one-fourth the sum 81 ecihed in the propos-
al for the performance of the work, should the
contract be awarded to the person making the
proposal ; and that If the person or persons omit
or refuse to execute such contract, they will pay
to the city of Elizabeth any difference between the
sums he or they would have been entitled to upon
the completion Of the contract and that which the
city OF Elizabeth may be obliged to pay the per-
son or persons by whom such contract shail be
executed.
Payments will be made in cash monthly, il sums
not less than ono thousand dollars, the work
progresses on certificate OF the City Surveyor.
the city retaining twenty-five per cent, which will
be paid when the work is completed
he penalty for each day 70 neglect to complete
the work, according to the contract, beyend the
fixed therein, shall be three dollars where the
gross amount to be paid the contractor shall be
less than three thousand dollars, and two
dollars per day additional for every two
Thousand dollars beyond that sum. All penalties
incurred shall be deducted from the amount
due the contractor before the final payment is
made.
CHARLES B. JOHNSON,
Street &c mmissioner.
Elizabeth, September IS, 1878. sl83 w1h
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LNRED. A. APELLES,
TEACHER OF MUSIC,
Residence-No. 101 Catharine street. Post
Office box SO. 81
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Gtaaten 1T bies iebo9 drbers. Na9
Gection 8 Mrtifel / unlerer Contribution
bat Der gongreb 6as &e6t &rie9 5u err
fldren. &ries ,pirb erfldrt 1otpobl bur9
cine porausgel9idte @rfldrung, als au@
bur9 cine forn1eQe Mnerfennun9 bes
Rrieges. 60 bieB es il, unlerem &riege
NIT gnelano i'm Sabre 1872 in ber gon=
srebacte beIIelben Sabres ubaB bie6ur9
erfldrt miro, bab &rie9 1T 5'ui16en Dem
@ereini9ten &6nisre i'd @roBbritanien
uno sSrlano uno leinen 8elibungen, uno
oen Wereini9ten Staaten BON Mmerifa
uno beren Serritorier." limb i'm &riege
nit Mteyico i'm Sabre 1846 bieb es na9
8e9inn bes &rieses 9a &rie9 1T nit
Wterico, burd bic @anbluns Merico's: "
gBdbrenb Der &ebellion ,puroe Die
griitens oes 8iirserfrieses in perldieoe%
men gonsreBacten anerfannt aber eine
fprmel1e Mnerfennun9 beg &rieges
9ab es ni9t.
Ser prd:ibent bat ni@t 6as @e@t
&rieg gu erfldren aber ct fann obne
&riesserfldruns elmer Sniurrection Mi=
ber1tanb lei1ten.
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gBeltTarms, 9. Gin @eidenf
an ben Bapit. Ser 8oriteber bes TO-
tbolil6en ProtectorD (ain0eralDls) in
Mef 6arms bat jiin9it einen Danfl la=
sun9sbrief bon Cardinal Nntonnelli er=
balten, tporin ibm i'm Namen Pius TX.
fir Elm an ben1elben berIonbtes Sc 1@enf
geoantt wirb> oos bic 30slinss beg Nipls
aug ibren Gripornilien anferti9en lieben.
0a6elbe beitanb aug einem 1ilbernen
Mobeu Der Peterfir9e in &om, bic auf
einem persoloeten Tellen i@ erbebt. Nuf
BET marmornen Bats itebt Die Sn19rift
in 2otein: vMuf bie1en Tel1en tperoe i@
meme Stride bouen." Sic 9anfesant=
mort bes Cardinals lautet ,pie fol9t:
~Meine tbeuern &inoer: Sd nebme
Guer @el6ent, 10 srobartig entporfen>
nit tiefem 9anfe an. Gs erf rfreut 6as
betriibte @er5. bes treuen &oms Sroit=
tuorte aug einem fernen 2anoe an5nbD=
rem. Sd tpolte ale wdren 10 tpie Sbr
1eib benn @ott 1elbit laste gu uns {:
rWenn ibr ni9t tperoet tuie oieIer &lei=
men elmer, 10 tperbet ibr ni9t ing Sim=
melrei@ fommen." 9ie1e Worte, nebit
bem apoitoli1 1@en @e9en, bat oer Deiliee
8ater mid beauftragt, Gub gu aberl en-
ben. Mntpnellt."
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Ser Sbipfnf.
BeI9rieben I'M Sabre 1888.
6 q Iii Ii 8

IT,. - H3#g q allipDlis
1T Der gountp=@ib BON @alia County.
Gs bat Elm Gourtbous, cine Mtaoemie,
mebr als 80 9duler uno 8 ooer 10
Stores. urfpriin9li6 tuur6e BET Plob
BON elmer fleinen fran56iil@en @olonie
anseliebelt, bic bon @peculanten betro=
gen unb angefiibrt tporben tparen uno
bur9 &rantbeit uno anbere un9liidsfdue
piel gelitten baben. @ini9e perlieb ben
ent,nutbi9t ben Plak, piele itorben, uno
bic 3obl ber iebt QS38) nod iibri9en
Mniiebler 1T nur serins. Gs finoet ii@
in &auipoiis Elm 6albrunbes altes Orb
merf (Moun6), bas on ieinem Sube Is
ooer 20 &obs umfan9 bat. Gs lit nabe
bei Der Nfabemie. Sic @tabt 19ien ror
einiger 3eit ab5unebmen, aber lle beiert
i4 iett. .>}
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g 8urIin d tpn

an set re6ten @eite bes Obiof1uiies 1T
Elm Yoitborf unb Der @,b bes &i9ters
fit 2aturence County, Ohio. Sc tuuroe
ausgelegt i'm 6erblt 1917 uno nod BUR
lington in Neip Seriep, Dem @eburtsorte
bes gapitains 2atprence, bon benz aud
oas County ben Namen bat, 10 senannt.
Ser 81 g @anbp&iper
ent1pringt in ben MQe9banp @ebirgen
unb biloet auf faft 200 Meilen Die @ren=
&c 5tpii9en 8irginien llno &entudp. 8ei
leinem GinflulIe in ben O5io 1T ct 200
Darbs brett uno fir lei6te 8oote bis gu
sen @ebirsen 19iffbor.
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: @eld' 1elt1Qmen QlufqQben bie

2OeluY lellluHttH AuI9uueH ote
Teuertuebr ii6 bistueilen unter5ieben
muB, tonnte man iiinsitbin in Berlin
1eben. Sort mar por eini9en Sagen Elm
Yferb in oer &olentbaler @orita0t> tuel=
6es auf oem 9ofe frei berumlief nit
ben Sinterbeinen in bas Tenite elmer
&e1erluobnung 9eratben. gQe Qni itren=
9un9en bes Sbieres ii9 aus ieiner
quaapollen Sage gu befreiell> 'uaren per=
9ebliG, uno ou9 Die 8emiibun9en Der
9ausbetuobner linn bebiilFi6 gu iein j,
ertuieie li@ ais erfolslos. @@liebli3
muBte bic Teuer,uebr requirirt tperoen.
Dielelbe brad bas Teniterfreu5 beraus
uno bra&te 10 Dem Pferoe enoli@ Crib
1ung.
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Sic GSerfptrrunN in @pantem.

Sic 3uftdn0e 1T 5panten nnD Der
bon bielem 2anbe aussebenbe Ginf1ub
ouf bic Yolitif onoerer 2dnber 1T 10 ei=
gentbiin1li9 setpe1en in Sen lebten Sab
rem uno 10 pertpidelt in bielem Mugen=
blide, boB tpobl nur tpenige un|erer 2e1er
eine re6te 8orltellung bon ben lpani=
i9en Wirren baben. Mas lit BEN lebten
Sabren 1T @panieu nor9ins 1T eben
re9t u1poni19" getpel len. QBir tpollen
uns baber elm uenis Die 1pani1@en 3u=
itdn6e betra9ten.
Bis gum Sabre 1868 tuurbe bos &6=
,i9reid @panien bon Der &6ni9in Sla=
bella regiert. Sn Golge elmer &epolution
muBte bieIe &6ni9in Fii9ten uno tpurbe
bes Sbrones perluitis. 9lls Slabeaa
bas 2anb perlailen bate 9ab es in
@ponien brei un9lei9e politiI9e Partei=
en-: bic lesitimiiti1de, bic liberal=monar=
@i{9e unb Die republitanil@e. Gs sibt
ndtnli9 eine sroBe Mn5abl, bic meinen i,
jebe 1panil6e Prooin5 ioue li@ Ielbjt re-
sieren i'm tleineren Mobtabe tpie bic
8ereini9ten Staaten, un6 in Der 9aupt=
ita6t Mabrib ion ,tur bic @eneralregie=
rung oller bieI Ier fleinen &epublifen 1ein,
bic inan in @panien einri@ten min, tuie
in Mo1binston. Qlnbere Mepublifaner
,pollen BON Maorib aug gang @panien
resieren. Na9 altem fpanii9en &e@te
bat gfiemonb einen NnIpru9 auf ben
1panil9en Sbran als oer prina $ n
GarIos, Elm gnfel beg 8rubers bon
Dem 8ater ber bertriebener S1abella.
Qlls nun 1868 SlabeQa pertrieben mar
besribte bic lesitimiitil6e Partei ben
Son Carlos ul,ter oem Nane,1 Carl
VII. ols GDnig bon @panien. Cine
onoere Farfe Partei bdnst nod an Dem
pertriebenen &0ni9sDau1e, uno es 6aben
5i9 piele. bapon 5uianlmen9etban unb
ben @obn Der bertriebenen &6nisin ST a.
Bella, ben Yrin5en Mlpbons gum &6nige
ausgerufen. Sn Der liberol=monar@i=
19en Partei ba9ten inf1ubrei@e Perlo=
men boran ben @emabl Der @@pefer
ber &6nigin Slabella, ben 9er5o9 bon
Montpeniier gum &6nige aus5urufen.
Mnoere aber bon bieler Yartei tparen
me1r fit einen fremoen Tiiriten unb
tpouten einen ausldnoii9en &6nig Der
feinen Mnbans i'm 2anoe babe uno Der
1i9 besbolb nur auf bic @enerdle Der
Nrmee bdtte itiben miinen. Sn5pii9en
tuar aber 5panien tbatld9li9 obne
Oberbaupt unb bic &epolutiondre in
D}aorio, tuel@e bic 3i9el Der &e9ierung
in BET 9on6 bielten, boben ben Seiui=
tenoroen 1T @ponien ouf unb beraubten
i'm jeiner Sitter unb unterbriifte baral.
unmittelbar ale @6iter, 9eiitlt6e &C.
no1enl6after, &loiterl6ulen llno anoere
tir@li@e Anitalten: 9ue beuesliden
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unb unbetpegli9en Sitter berIelben tpur=
ben fir Staatseisentbum ertldrt, ooer gu
beutl l6 seraubt.
g1un ipurbe cine neue WerfaGuns se=
ma6t in tpel6er Die Beitimn,uns ent,
balten mar: u9ie Tprm Der &egierung
Der 1panif9en Station lit Die monar6i=
f9e." Man fu9te nun nod einem
Sbroncanbibaten unb >ppllte ben Brin=
5en Sobenaollern gum &6nise BON Spa=
MEN MAIDEN. 9ieier 8orl l6lo9 tuuroe
MnloB gum beutl l9=fran50li9en &rie9e,
1T tuel@en1 9fapoleon 9etiir5t tpuroe
unb in Tolge beNen oas neue beutl@e
&ailerrei9 ing 2eben trot. Nls nun
bie1er Rrieg i'm @ange mar, tudblten bic
Gortes in Mabrio ben @obn, NictDr
@manuels gum &6nise bon @panien.
9ie1er nobm bic @abl an un6 tpurbe
am 2. Sonuar 1871 &6nig. ct ertldrte
baB ct muir als 2ei9e bas 2anb perlaHen
tperoe, aber zines i90nen Mor9ens am
10 Tebrudr 1873 befom es Nmo6do }att,
&6ni9 in einem 2onoe gu 1pielen, BE- len
8etpobner 1i1 Inn i'm ni@ts tiimmerten
uno er gin9 nit Trau uno &inbern tpie=
Der babir MO er bdtte bleiben 1ollen.
J2un murbe @ponien natiirli@ tpieber
cine &epublif. Nber I9on bat 9ot
Carlos bic Tobne erboben un6 1T bon
Granfrei@ aug in @panien ein9efaQen,
nm itm ben Sbron ieiner 8dter 5u err
tdmpfen. Gr bat cine Mn5abl OrtI@af=
ten be1eBt er6ebt @teuern, permeDrt ]eine
Sruppen, liefert ben &esierunsstruppe
@efehte in oenen er jeoesmol belie9t
tpiro tpie Die 9epe19en 5agen; aber
trob oller oieler an9ebli9en Mieberla9en
tpiro bas BON linn beberr19te Serrain
INNER grDBer unb man 1T Bis iebt |einer
mod ni@t Wfeilter setporben.
SIM 1ioli9en uno 61tli9en @panien
bat 1i9 sesen bic Mobriber Resierun6
bic blutrotbe Commune erboben. 9ieIe
Commune bat 9e9enudrtig nod bic
@eel ltaot @ortbasena in 8eiib lotpie
einen She'll Der lpani19en Tlotte. Muf
Der Sn1el @uba, Die iebt gu neuen Ser
1pidelun9en nit BEN 8ereini9ten @taaten
Mnlab 9ibt, berrI9t 1@on lett 4 So9ren
Elm Mufitanb Der Die 2osreiBung Die 1er
(|9Dnen Sn1el bon @panien be5tuedt.
go lit benn alles, ,pas Spanien beibt in
eine fpanii6e Wer,pirruns geratben. $n
Mabrio commanbirt ga oitelar als Prd1t=
bent ber lpani19en &epublif, i'm Noroen
bon @panien fdmpft Son @arlos 9esen
oie1e &epublif> I'M @iiben tuiQ bic Gon=
mune Meiiter iein, auf Cuba min bic
re9elmabise &e9ierung auf Die @@ipaker
in Mabrio nibt b6ren uno es ertitirt
bort nod. auberoem Elm Qluf fitanb., uno
nun bic ubonii@=ameritanii @eripi=
delung nod 6a5u! 3wil@en an Die ien
tur5 ertpdbnten 1paniI6en Me9Ieltduen
gibt es bonn man9mal au3 nod sur
Mbtpe@leluns Mufltdnoe in ben ein5elnen
@tdbten> Die nit grl9ieBun9en uno ber=
slei9en 9ihge en6en. @panien 1&eint
einmol ni6t Sur &ube tommen 5u iollen.
3 Ser Sbipf,1f.
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Ser ltnterseiGnete beebrt li@ bierour9
er9ebenit an5u5eisen, bab ct cine i9Dne
@ustpabl bon Ganbp Gbriitmas. Sops
ooer 3uderbadwert erbalten bat, bic {i9
belonoers als &c 14enfe fit &inoer eief
men. Mu@ bdlt oerielbe beitdnois por=
rdtbig &au9= unb &au=Sabafe unb ab-
9ela9erte Gi9arren aller @orten: Sic
Be ten Weine> 2iq6ure un6 bas bette
Cincinnati 2aeerbier ,uer6en perfauft bon
$etnrieb Steutliu9,
YonleroD, =.
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Personal,

7. w. ID. Worthen. graduate of Dart
mouth College, in 1872, resumes the charge
of the Woodstock high school, in the fall.
John V. Brooks of Montpelier, who grad
uated at the last commencement of Amherst
College, carried off the highest prize as a
geologist. Many of the senators from 1865
to 1868 will remember this young man as
one of the courteous and intelligent pages
of that body
Mr. and Mrs. Gyles Merrill of St. Albans
are sojourning for few weeks at the beach
in Massachusetts, and New Hampshire
II. S. Royce and family of st. Albans
are stopping at Massina On. " Springs.
Gen L. W. Rice of Washington, for
merly of Manchester, who served great with
credit in the western division of the army
in the war of the Union, is stopping at the
Weldon House, ST. Adams.
Henry X. Field,of Montpelier, has been
appointed by Judge Timothy p Redfeld
as his clerk in the matter of determining
the Indebtedness of the Vermont Central
railroad management that the Vermont
Central railroad company is TO pay, in
place of Gen. James S. Peck, declined.
Rev. j. Edward Wright of Montpelier
conducted the services at the Columbus
avenue Uniyersalist church Boston, Sun
day last.
Judges Ward Hunt and ID. A. Smaley,
spent last Thursday night on Mount Mans
field
Hon. Loren W. Clarke of Charleston, has
been appointed deputy collector of internal
revenue for Orleans and Essex counties.
He held the Office of assistant assessor from
September, 1862, till the Office was abolish
ed May Goth, 1873.
The Health of Prof. Silas II. Pearl is I'M
proving, and it is thought that he will be
able TO resume charge of the New Hamp-
shire State Normal school at Plymouth the
coming fall.
ii. p. Alden, formerly general freight
agent of the Connecticut and Passumpsic
railroad, has been appointed superintendent
of the Southeastern railway.
Hon. Lucius Il. Chittcnden and family
of New York, are at Newport, Rhode Is.
land.
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lnisCelIuIly.

Henry Ward Beccher has sent six thous-
and dollars TO the Congregational church at
Seneca Falls, N. Y, to help to pay for their
new cdilice which it was found would have
to be sold
In the month of July, 1916, ice formed
to the depth of common window glass
throughout the state.
The Franklin House at Highgate Springs,
kept by the Scott Brothers, has about fifty
boarders. 1t is most excellent hotel
The United States Government have
commenced work on the new brealSwater
at Maquam Bay, Swanton.
The doctors have so flooded the language
with such a terrible compound of words as
cerebro spinal meningentis, that it causes
popular dissatisfaction. Many persons
now call gifts " for short and are per-
fectly understood.
The Vermont farm machine company
have sold 275 Meadow King moving ma
chimes the present season and would have
passed around 300 more, says the Bellows
Falls Times, but for delay in freighting.
The Windham Association of Congrega-
tional ministers meet at West Brattleboro,
August 9th.
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case. They wouldn't expel Caldwell, be-
cause he bribed the legislature and bought
off opposing candidates, before he was
elected--there would have been no neces-
sity of Caldwels doing it thereafter. They
couldn't declare his scat vacant, they said,
because his election and return were valid.
The same principles will apply in this case,
or, il they do not, another will. If the
votes were not intended and actually given
for Mitchell, who, thereby, obtained his
scat, they were cast in blank, and his oppo-
nent was elected. which is absurd. No
Mitchell Nipple or Nipple Mitchell is the
senator, and such he must remain. If the
people of the United States don't feel the
disgrace of runaway adventurer making
laws for them; of Caldwell being allowed
to resign of Pomeroy trying to buy re-
election: of a vicc-presidcnt, senator and
member of congress committing willful,
deliberate and corrupt perjury and there
by arouse themselves to a determined effort
to clear out the public Augean stafies,
then we are past all hope, and the down
fall ofrepublican institutions may be con-
litcntly predicted. 1t will take, we ina
ginc. but one or two more straws to break
the camcls back of case and fancied sccu-
rty, and wake the masses to the dangers
in the breakers which are surely ahead.