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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-31

THE CHOLERA appears to be fearfully fatal
among the small settlements Of East Tennessee
and in Southwestern Virginia, region bear
ing the reputation of being the most healthful
in the United States. We have noticed that
in districts where the soil rests Immediately
on limestone formation the cholera is apt
to be remarkably virulent and difficult to
BATTLE Doubtless there is some chemical prop
erty in limestone water which favors the
disease and in all limestone districts, there
fore, we would advise the people to use rain
water as far as possible, especially for drink
ing, as preferable to the purest and coolest
water from their limestone springs. We have
been advised by an experienced West Indian
that in cholera season he has known, in an
infected district, much good TO result from the
boiling of spring or we'll water for drinking
purposes, and even Of rain water that is be-
coming stole.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-31

VICE PRESIDENT WILSON, we regret to hear,
is so far broken in health, from his late touch
of paralysis, that it is probable he will be I'M
able to resume his post as President of the
Senate in December, and possible that he may
be permanently disabled. We hope not but
in the worst event, under the constitution and
the laws, q vacancy resulting from the death,
removal or disability of the President or Vice
President is provided for General Wilson
worked himself down in the late Presidential
campaign, and he is now suffering the conse-
quence. A total abstinence man and tenn
perance leader in reference to intoxicating
drinks, we see in his case that intemperance in
work to mind and body has also its pains and
penalties. We had another example of this
kind in the melancholy and premature death
of Mr.. Greeley; and the late Vice President
Colfax had narrow escape from the natural
penalty of too much work and too little of
recreation. The subject abounds in examples
of warning, but those we have recalled will
suffice for the present.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-26
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, '7s.
BY TELEGRAPH
FROM AUSTIN,
Special to tho Dallas Herald.

Austin, Feb. 25-The jury oil inquest ad'
iourned last night. Verdict Franke came
10 his death by the hands Of Spain ana
Spalding. They were Immediately taken
to Jail. Jenkins, State policeman a's-
charged. 49,, MAJ,
Honey is shortly to start new week
" agricultural journal, sixteen pages, to
be devoted to the material interests OF the
State. and to be called the Common
wealth" Honey says it will be independ-
ent on all subjects and neutral IN none.
The Gazette grumbles over the State
printing. orno.od -
the Legislature n,.,, ..a
Spree thinks the people are right, ana
expect mems work, not boys play,
Some cases of smallpox reported.
A The general health here is excellent
weather gloomy and damp.
No Dallas papers have been received
for several days.
No appeals from Dallas decided in the
Supreme Court. SALAD
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-26
A CARD.

10 the Citizens of Dallas City and
County:
The undersigned has established
himself as General Stock Auction
Ger and Commission Merchant in
your midst. Stock of all kinds, and
goods of every description, bought
aud sold, on the most reasonable
terms.
Having located myscfin Dallas
for The purpose of conducting the
above business in legitimate way
hope with past experience, to
merit the patronage of the good
people OF Dallas city and the coun-
Try AT large, hoping 10 be able to
give justice and general satisfac
Ton to all parties. In connection
with the above business, | have es-
t"blished an Intelligence Office,
where | will receive applications for
business of every nature. Persons
wishing employment, and parties
DESTROYS of hiring laborers for an y
kind Of work, will find it greatly to
their interest to apply at the Intel
ligence Office.
Merchants wishing to have goods
of any description sold, can send
them to my sales room, where
will sell at night auction. I hold
myself responsible for all property
of any description, entrusted to my
care for sale. The best of city ref.
erence given.
Office on Commerce street oppo.
site Livery Stable of Messrs. Gas.
ton & Work, West corner of Public
square, where | will be pleased to
see my friends of Dallas and the
country, during the busine ss hours
of day or night.
M. A. HIBBLER.
My first sales will commence on
Saturday, next, the 18th inst.
when | will sell at public outcry,
superior lot Of work steers with
yokes and chains, one large road
wagon, lot of mules and horses
ambulance and harness, and other
property. Persons Wishing 10 sell
any STOCK or make purchases. will
find it to their interest to call and
see me.
M. A. HIBBLER.
vl-n2-d.1y.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-26
Why Endure What i. cnreablet

"What can't he cured must be endured" says the
proverbs but indigestion eau DO cured, therefore is
is tbs merest stupidity to endure it. Dyspepts,
have certainly right TO continue dy speptics to the
ead of their days If they choose but It is not sup
posed that any rational being prefers physical
ment to ease and health, the probability is that
all sufferers from Indigestion were convinced that
au absolutei iniallible romedy for their complaint
existed, they would with one aecC rd resort to IT, We
most emphaIlcaly declare that such remedy dock
St, aud tina. It's name is HosletIcrS stomach Bltles
The record Of its snccess extends over period OF
mote than twenty years, and it is iearlessly alleged
that during tho whole OF that time il has mover
failed to afford permanent. roleI in any disorder or
deiaugenleu vi the stomach that was not organic
malignant and ncurable, The testimonials that 50
to establish this important fact can DO counted by
the thousand. Stomach complaint thst had been
aggravated by total disregard ofal dietary rules
and utensihedaud rendered chronic by medicinal
treatment or drastic purg alton, have in hundreds Of
Instances been cured within three mOn.ls BY the
y, enlai &c use Of this celebrated stonachc aud al
te.ua la. IL snvuId be remembered that weak ness
,..a se,.. 1.aeas .ayVhei many u,ne. ali
l.s. a-S.t- .' nea,N'-rv, t'.tu4' ,sI... n
s.,sl.. 49,. ,..ou Of .us us.. y, t-e 90
'av mead, NAUSEA, We. 20, d d ,. ..',-t.' a.
an.uus lis eommilants and result, aud l1r all ,Je
ne great vegetable tonic is specific. IL acts h!s,
ulou the stomach. and through The s,oMoGh u 4
The secre'oy ana nervous systems aud the BOWLS
lis general effect bt,Is Ii"al' senlalan beuehto~'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-26
no MARRIED LADIES
1--WE GREAT FRENCH REMEDI.
DELAMARRE'S SPECIFIC PILLS.

Prepared byJ, GARANCtERR, No. 2l4 Rue LON.
bard. paiis.
These pills are highly rrroamcndedhv the entire
Medical Faculty Of France ~ he very hest remedy
in all cases of Spermat0r,hwa, or Seminal Weak
ness Nightly, Daily or Premature Emissions Sesn-
al Weakness or Impoteucy; Weakness arising from
secret habits and sexual escesses Relaxation of the
Genital Organs; Weak spine; deposits in he Urine,
and all the ghastly train Of diseases arising from
Overuse or Excesses. They ere when all other
remedies fail. Pamphlet of Advice in each box, or
willbe sent free to any address, Price 81 per box.
Sent by mail, securely sealed rom all observation,
receipt Of price. OSCAR G. MOSES, Is Cortlandt
St., New York, SOLE General Agent for America
aug. 8, ls72--i7:lyr.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-26
PERagyILLx, Ala. Mareh ., 1850 &.

PERRgvILLE, Ala, March ., 1850
DR.. Wn. II. Turr:
Dear sir-For fifteen years have been afflicted
with Asthma My suffering has been intense.
have peen unable to lay down fora weak alta tine
1t seemed Us ii l would choke. cOughel iners-
sanity, and my wheeling could be heard all over
tho house. tad despaired OF ever getting we'll but
thanks to your invaluable ExpeciOraut, u,y attacks
are seldom. 1 eau now rest well ut night believe
will make permanent cute.
Yours trulv
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-26
,puE OELEBRATED HERLONC
Cation seed.
FROM LOUISIAN A.

BRYAN TEXAS, red. otn, 1910
David HcCraaie, Esq fl rt
SMITHS to certify that I have planted i've acres
NJ land with the Herlong Cotton Seed, obtained Of
Won abul the first Of last May, some OF the seed did
not come util the first Of june. ibid not yet full
stand. gathered Of tho Ave acres eight bales Of
cotton. averaging over i've hundred pounds each.
am satisfied that with tbs same culture, 1t will yieald
twice A. much az any other cotton, Of which have
anv knowledge. Besides il IN easier eath' red.
hand can pick rs to lot pounds more per day and there
IL no mole waste from falling ont than with an, 9TH
"r co,tou. w. DAVIDSON.
Witness. II. NJ. MOvRs.
Wa certify that Mr.. W. D. Davidson |, q t;qihin
and reliable gentleman, aud his statement is corrob.
olalea ~ several other plan ors :, ,,,,soy
WIN. LAWS
CHArYIELD, NavarrOw county, Texas
December "a, 1872.
Da. q ifccraaie:
prla s,R-I planted the Herong coiifn his year
tbs e.lG proved 10 he ore hundred per cent. mere
,ban We xon, satepock, o Peele toItnn.
I. d. P0ITERENr
Tie above sesls eau te bad at 50 re- bushei at
Messrs. DARLINGTON a MA RSALls,
MCDOWELL \ HANlMAND,
FebS-T3im
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-26
DELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS

Cure Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore
Throat, Hoarseness, difficult bresth,ug, incipient
Consumption and Lung Diseases. They have NO
taste OF medicine. aud any child will take them.
Tbousa nds have been restored To health that had be-
fore despaired. Testimony given in hundreds ofcases
Ask for BRYAss PuLaoSIc wArEss. Price SO cents
per box. JOB MOSES proprietor, Is Cortlsndt st ,
New York.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-26

One Sip OF this VIII bathr lbc lrooriug nj !, in
sighl above the bliss q. cans. Dc NE, and
TASTE, MdfOn'. CuNus.
II bas been truly aud sgnihcantly said that DO
neslic hallin,ss j. more dependent on good dyes.
.lVh IMAM Nlrtuors crerds ar moral codes. II ,he
uogma holds, The oracle can be- consnied by q
prompt application TO Price, the p,lphic author Of
lhh Celebrated Aromatic lmarli Bntvrs. Wher-
ever, within Tho length aud breadth VI the land,
rnees bltien have penetrated, every household
ha' vsea Illuminated by the sunsilneof al uncloud-
ca loN an0 every family rey,ll,d IN The sweets Of
"'oi'h aud toutcntment. The sparkling eye. The
i'''Jy ,leek, me cheerful smile II harry glance.
u" e'' Than ne elastic sIcq aud the ,nmi wing
''rad, va @'a they pul tie .lcquSn' ,.ili,lor u
som tlg eliN'r, No et y ruy h, 81
IN sia a, no sc el III pleaellt create ~ Fl.
rue Gays o miracles ar sol ino o' my
"Wlt WORKING wonders nav ,ls' huD
AZ = plain practicai ne; -f ir ,
az ~ happy ANA ANA ~, er-y
an strength iho NIepatot ,,'... t"a irrs
CvlvImmd Aromtail Stun AID eli
bd IN eternal larew II 10 .la. v ch.a. t.>
~ dyspepsia, udigrsuOA uoAeaaess, ~.s AL "a,
Ra'Gi,Le! alu deD.aiy
JANIS W.TGICgG Co,
Manufacturers and Sole proprio,ots,
Lock Box lCG, New o'l-au., la.
Darlington, MarsO, y Co., Wholesale G'-e e,
Dallas, Texas, Sole Agents for Nor,be n Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-26
FROM DENIsON.
Special to tho Dallas Herald.

Denison, Feb. ga lot of cattle men
were in town last night, boislerous and
creating disturbance. The Sheriff went
10 stop them aud was attacked. Several
shots were fired ct him; he returned the
fire. killing one and wounding another.
An outsider was also accidentally shot dur
Ing tho melee. RED RIVER.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-26

firmly held; Western Steam s 7-l6 to 81
at 8 70 to 3 77i. FreigAts quiet.
New York, Feb. 25-Volton irregular
sales 1850 bales. UpiNds 2o5' Orleans
20s.
Flour heavy and dull Whisky active,
steady and lower at 9Ol Wheat dull and
heavy--winter quiet. Corn iairly active,
steady aud lower. Rice quiet. Pork firm
at Is. Lard steady. Nayals quiet. Tai
low quiet Freights triae easier, Net re-
ceipts 79S gross 1901. Sales for export s
$50. Sales for future delivery l6200, as
follows February 2O&Ot March 2Ot
@20 5-l6; April 2Ol@@ 9-io May 2Os
@20 1916; June iii July 2la@2ls.
Money closed | commission. Sterling
weak-good bankers ss@Si less one six
tenth. Gold l4s@l4l. Governments
closed firm; States very du''--'erms
steady.
Liverpool Fe b. 25-CcIion dull, sales,
include fine A American Yarns, Fabrics, dull
not quotably lower,
New Orleans, Feb. 25.--Cotton quiet;
sales $500. Good Ordinary liz; Low
Middlings ls9 to lss, Middlings 10y tol9s;
Mddling Orleans l9S. Receipts 9O23 =
Exports to Great Britain 6lsO. Received
$3.50. Coastwise 1893; Continental 20ll
Received 1856. Stock 1892.
Holiday for Post-ofices, and banks clos.
ed. But little doing in produce.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-26

Lock Box les, New u'l-au-, la
darlington, Marsal, a Co., Wholesale { ne e
Dallas, Texas, Sole Agents for Nor,he n IeNis.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-26
MARpI GRAs FESTIVITIES.

Procession of King Of Carnival, which
commenced Im1ving at | o'clock, was
very large, comprising, among It's num-
bers, three full battaloDs one OF Egyp.
tians, one of Arabs, the King 5 own, and
also another of Mamdukes, the Royal
Navy, consisting of Yachts of Crescent
City Yacht club, mounted on trucks
A tremendous crowd Of miscellaneous
Knockers with all kinds Of evices and
tricks of the guild, concluded the process
sion. 1t was two hours passing. The
streets were literally crowded with eOple
from all parts of the country-some afoot
and some in vehicles. The carnival pro-
cession was grand success, and will no
doubt be repeated on still larger scale
next year. The mystic crew of Comus
paraded in the evening. 1t was the finest
display they have ever yet given, consist
ing of mere than 200 figures, all in most
elaborate and artistic columns. The sub
ect was Darwins origin Of species and
the missing links in the chain OF natural
science. The pageant began with the
zoophytes, sponge, aud ended with the
Gorilla. The representations were ad-
mirable, having been prepared in Europe
at a large expense. All along the line .
march the balconies and fronts were bril-
iautly lighted and decorated. The st.
Charles and City hotels were splendidly
illuminated, with other principal buildings
including the newspaper Offices. With butl
the Carnival and "Mystick Krew" people
gave large balls Tonight; the former o.
Exposition Hall, the latter at Varieties
Theatre. The in vitations were distributed
mysteriously as usual Full attendance
brilliant display OF both places. Thous
ands of strangers in the city. Hotel
OVERLOOKING. Propre tors St, Charles Ho
tel chartered several large river steamer
to furnish sleeping apartments for thei
guests. Over fifty river steamers at thu
Levee between st. Louis and Girard streets
thirty advertise to leave tomorrow
In Supreme Court JOS. Fuents ct ais versu
Myro Clark Gaines appealed from judg
ment of the second district court PARISH
Orleans, which revoked and declared in
valid the will probatsd in 1856
as the will Of Daniel Clark Of 1918. Judg-
ment upon this will hinged the fsmou
Gaines case, under which Mrs. Gaines
claimed portion Of the real estate in
this city. Mrs. Gaines expresses strong
hope, however, of final success.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-26
Yours truly,
ARTHUR +. Mccoy.

Dr.. TUFTS Hair Dye contains no Sulphur.
Trade supplied by H. r. GrcRGs, Galveston ,
WmsgLocK, FlkLAy 3 Co., N. o.; CONNER WAL
Ksg, and H. q, HosN,SsI Co, Dallas, and all drug
gsts thrOu. hout tho Stats.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-26
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
Inn u00EV' Sir James CIarlie's
y ID MVDuU kcmule pills

u MI ~ VIZ NCHUTt TITS
are etisnpey COusrEaPErgD. Dishonest Druggists en-
dedror 10 set he coanus 10 make greater profits. TIE
genuine haze he name Of Job Moses on each pack
aye. All others arc Worthless limitations. The gem
nine Pills FALLING in the ofal those pain
iu and dangerous diseases to which the Ienale con-
stiiuion is subject. They moderate all cscesScs and
leuuye all distractions, llonI whatever cause.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-12

AnpMnc everywhere to sell onr new ana move
10y SM nS Embroidering Machine, send for Illu
WANTEuua Circular, to the Mckee Mann
tastunos Company 800 Broadway, New York
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-12

Wo have a large and We'll 'sclected stock Of
TObhing Fiatcr.a. ,mbrn,ing the YER,
latest styles. We are therefore enabled TO execute
loo Work Of every variety in Il satisfactory manner
when desired, Jobs will be neaty printed in CoLoRD
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-01
Who Dabbled In II.


The New York Tribune thus sums
I'D the matter of those Congressman
and heads of the nation who are
charged With gdabbling in Credit Mo-
bilier stock:
I,,, A R,ucb,m of Ohio received
a.. 49, and ,hs Jiv;donds was not
s.us.,n,,, sn~ ~ ha avinc baan int,nsn,elb bv
!, snS ,,as no, ashamed of the trans
~ r,,.n .rha orIv msn,ber who held
1 ;s.ud a,d ~, 10 20 sonjrm our of 4.
3" anu ". % Sars.,I 81 Ohio had ton
..oaa.'. 's na.Sr a, LA , do,Isr. rscs,v.d
saSo ',h;nh % as,sr Tho ;nys.tiostion
90 S ~ Ts, anS;ors ~ have consid.
oegsn' ne Ie.. vas s.un, MA NJ o,tss ~ me. ~
sLs..I, - ~ = :.
GIsnn, w scof,e,d of Psnnsvlyania
h.d ,an sb,ras ond received aiyidends
nao 'en s',a., hns.n r d,sso,;st;ad arI ras
.ne.eo", .s ra"a;,;nn hacS, his
tutheo IL ~ ames, iese''"s o@SA mo
money anu " ni's,Is S,, :, p.,,,,,,.r,.
William v. heiIey Vi e"y NanI"
was very mnch confused ,u nus .neui-
ory thoughs ~ hrst u was a se,! Pr
per thinG LOT oohSresslnen W n1,u, .,o,Ss oss
denied that ne iiaa any OF u, ."ouSns
he had borrowed Si'oov o! oAnes s.,a atu1,, Ss
wh,cn An,e1. Oh .ne eon ~ Su III, m
nsu n pau ni.n % u. .,,,ua,a.;nr ,ha, s,ncL
Mooiiier. upon a'sSo'erlns ''ns.s .S
actually ssoou ih nle ne,,, ,a'ne, 9,%e nS ~
MA mlna soous lue n1.'es.y y. .,,o ..o
transaetion, anu , .u.neu - o''' " '"0
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-01
INcoNsTANcY.


Against the eurtained pane. beloved,
The snow beats thick and fast.
Tho Wild winds sorrewful refrain
IL telling Of the past
And In the old familiar chair, '
Beside the hearth. .nre'sgl
sit and sing the tender air
You loved 20 long ago.
All, often sinee the springs, beloved,
Have bloomed above your rect,
I breathe the sweet old song that sings
Itself within my breast
As children, IN tho cheerless days
When Winter darkly lowers,
Retraes the gardens sodden ways,
And talk Of last years flowers.
II never seemed to you, beloved,
When We walked hand In hand
Amid the sunshine and the dew
OF youths enchanted land A
II never seemed to you or me
That could sing or smile
II you were lying silently
Within your grave the while.
We thought VIC could not live. beloved,
II wc were torn apart
That earth would have no more to give
To either stricken heart 80,
Alas, the change that time has wrought!
Your grave has held you long,
And In \ homo where you aie not
l Icing the dear old sopgl
Do you look back to me, beloved,
Fr m out your happy sphere,
And deem me false. that can DO
Alive. and you not here!
Death does NO, always bring Its balm
To every aching ill
Life may outlast Its dearest charm,
And heart.break does not kill.
II would have been the same, beloved,
Had been drst de
Another love had worn your name,
Moro dear, perchsnce, than 1.
All. after all these weary years,
Would you more constant be!
And would you drop these bitter tears,
And sling the sonc for me.
..r,.. Aiiias for March.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-01
WILL LEAVE

For RENO, connecting With Easter. and West-
ern bound Passenger Trains OF the c. 2. r. r,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-01
VIRGINIA AND IRUCkEE
RAILROAD.
upoucH PASSENGER TRAIN.

ON AND AFTER FEBRUARY 1. Is7s,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-10-31
TARGET PRACTICE.

Company A. Captain Robert Crosbie,
paraded yesterday noon, and marched
to the meadows, near the Singer works,
where they engaged at target practice.
The wind blew strongly from the north
east, preventing the men from drawing
their usual beads still the shooting
came up to general expectation. The
following is the result:
First prize-Thirty dollars, -was won
by Henry Wood.
Second prize-six tons of coal-John
King.
Third prize-silver card basket
George Shelly.
Fourth prize-ten dollars William
Sailor.
Fifth prize-bronze Elihu
H. Ropes.
Sixth priza-ten dollars-John Ed.
wards.
Seventh prize-quarter of prime besl
Jarvis Fine.
Eighth prize-;five dollar gold piece
J. Apologize.
Ninth prize-gold chain-George
Schleiter.
Tenth prize-siiver fruit stand-Rob.
ert Clayton.
Eleventh prize-silver cake basket
George Adams.
Twelfth prize-fve dollars--S. L.
Darling.
Thirteenth prize-box of jewelry-
Charles Jones.
Fourteenth prize-fve dollars-Mr.
Van Voorhees,.
Fifteenth prize-silk hat Matthew
Armstrong.
Sixteenth prize-ten dollar meer-
schaum pipe-Jesse LaBille.
Seventeenth prize--box of cigars
William Robins.
Eighteenth priae-silk hat-James
Hammell.
Nineteenth prize-pair of slippers
Mr.. Ellison.
Twentieth prize-ten dollars. V.
Shelly.
After the dist, ibution of the prizes,
an election to fill vacancies was held.
Second Lieutenant John II. Cotay
was elected First Lieutenant, and Mr..
Elihu II. Ropes Second Lieutenant.
Speeches were made by Captain eros
bic, and his Lieutenants, Alderman
Egan, Mr.. Timothy Feore, Captain
Mason and Others Colonel Drake was
enthusiastically cheered as were the
newly elected Lieutenants. This is one
of the best companies in the state, and
the people of the lower wards are proud
of it.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-10-31
POLICE MATTERS,
Before Justice Fairbank.


George Carroll. Drunk on Broad
street, was sent to county Jail for four
days.
Theodore Trader came here recently
from New York. Yesterday he drank
a couple of glasses of whisky, and as he
was unable to navigate he fell into the
hands of Captain Flanagan, who locked
him up. This morning Trader, who is
a good natured man, paid four dollars
for the privilege of getting drunk, and
he thought it "dear old drunk" He
had often been drunk in New York, but
this was the first time he ha d ever been
compelled to pay for it. He never did
like Jersey laws, but perhaps he would
get used to it.
Charles Axle Constantine Smith, a
Swede, was arrested yesterday charged
with having stolen the lead pipe from
Mr.. Dimock's houses ON the hill. Smith
had number of lamps in his posses
sion, which he was endeavoring to sell.
He acknowledged that he stole the
lamps. Officer Fatty saw the fellows
singular actions, and nabbed him.
Smith was committed to answer.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-10-31
PERSON AL.

A letter from Captain William H.
DeHart, the gallant commander of com
pany G, shows that gentleman to be
travelling through the Western states.
He has been absent q month, and he
may not return home for a month to
come. The Captain says heavy snow
storm visited Chicago on the 28th in
slant, and that the weather was cold.
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committee be appointed to wait upon
Mr.. Coursen and inform that gentleman
of his nomination.
Philip A. Dougherty, DR., Philip f..
Grier and Francis Sayre were appointed
said committee.
A delegate from the Second ward
called for three cheers for Mayor Cour-
sen, but there wasn't enthusiasm enough
in the convention to raise a cheer.
The delegates then left the hall.