Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-08-25

morgue, and abuses have been charged
/ on the officers for many years. aj-IA
#The house painters and decorators in
London are on q strike. ,., - ......
King Victor Emmanuel will visit
Vienna and Berlin about the middle OF
September. lsdsells iasiie lsg laa ,.,,d q
4 Dispatches from Duchess county, n.
Y, report violent hail storm at Hack
ensack and Pleasant Valley on Satur-
day afternoon, during which the crops
wero seriously damaged. The hailstones
were as large as walnuts.
Mr.. Thompson, superintendent Of
the Morris canal company, has made ar
rangements with the agents Of Mr..
Bergh's Society to stop every horse on
the tow-path that is considered unfit for
| duty The drivers are to be fined. 10
At Eaton, Chic, yesterday one of the
principal coroners aud seye;al houses
adjoining burned. loss from $40, 600
to $4,000 sy- W.
The fall term of the state normal and
model schools in Trenton will commence
| September1.s paw q issoR ,GwoI0 . b1s
An unknown man man fell from from the James lss.
Ramsey, ,Hoboken ferry boat, land
| was drowned yesterday The body was
picked up by the crew of the ames
Fisk, Jr., one Of the Pavonia ferry
Lboats, and was takensto JERSEY. City.
where it was placed in charge of under
taker Rowland. From soldiers dis
charge. which, was. the only thing found
in his pockets, it is believed that his
name was John Cummings. Rlq
Inc curious club, an organization
com pose Oh leading pollliclans OF ger
p BY Sit 5;,. aie entanl IL h' Ding Dig
omu' Inc COUNTY,
Inc hrst Roman Catholic church
bullt IN Jersey CITY was frame struc-
| ture, erected IN 1872, near the Falls, in
Paterson. 1t IS still standing, but is
used 1or a'dflnking saloon. -"
The water in the hydrants at Bur-
| lington has had a nauseous taste and
smell for some time past, caused by the
presence of an enormous snake, which
was elected day or two since.4
llu Michael LYNCH of Newark was found
living in the fear of tbe sto 1Sf'oii IL 1whicb
he was EMPLOYED Yesterday welberino in
blood which flowed from His head and
| from cuts in both legs. He was taken
to 81. Michael's Hosyitol n IL l+bo,,oh+
that tba ;niur;as ,p;Il MOVE fota1 I'd -
believed that he fetl down from .ho
window If Kid room wb;ia intny;cats .iS
thonoh 4 is also rnmorad +hat ba had
been out with companionsN anil tbat
thev had d;ficnltv aftay J,;n,s;nc
freely. ,d.I1V ! -,'sls7 = = ssSIal11ss' o
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THE OTHER SIDE u OF EARLY RISING.
Then there is early risine.Ts In the
whole string of virtues, major on minor.
cardinal or otherwise, there is not one
about which the professors are SO abom-
inably conceited as this, People en-
dowed with so uncomfortable 4 gift are,
no doubt, entitled to some little indem-
MITIGATION; but no degree of self-mortifi-
cation could iustifyI the preposterous
airs of superior virtue which people who
turn out Of bed earlier than their neigh
bors always give themselves. % Nobody
was ever ten minutes in the society of a
confirmed early riser without being
made aware of the fact. and. directly
or indirectly, snubbed for not being one
himself. Nov, IS early rising such a
virtue, and are these early birds SO yery
virtuous, that we are bound tanelvi to
submit to this OF course y we
knowall the stock Arguments !; they
impress them upon us often
enough. 1t is they who get the
worm. Well, for our part, they are
welcome to it; we don't want worms
Then, they gain SO many hours over us
who lie abed, in proof Of which they
point out that the Waverley novels were
all written before breakfast. Very good;
let them produce their Waverley novels;
meanwhile, we shall take leave to re-
main sceptical as to the reality of this
gain of time. The practice is d healthy
one they say, and they always brag of
their superior appetites at breakfast, as
ii there was something meritorious in
an extra consumption of ham and eggs.
Now, the simple fact of the matter is
that in at least nine cases out of ten
your early riser is merely alsfidgetty,
restless animal, who is incapable OF. re-
posing after the fashion or at the season
ordained by civilized mankind; and as
to his inhaling the pure morning all.
that is all moonshine; it is pure self
conceit that he initiates himself with.
| In fine weather he struts abroad crow
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