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IoNros Jan. 14.-Tho Daily Telegraph pub
,absa letter from Duke Do Grammont, an-
nouncing an carly refutation OF Count Won
Beusrs statements as to Austria'e pulley toward
France 1t tho beginning Of the Francs German
war. The Duke says ho will provo that Auatria,
after the declaration Of war, promised Franco
material support. She only, required tin, to
with Prussia. Tho opportunity would be fui.
nished in an uuimat,'a to Prussla demanding
The observance Of tho stipulations Of the troaty
OF Prague. This would be refused, and Austria
would then Join France In an alliauco offensive
hnd defensive.
, 1873-01-15
SPAIN,

rnorrow, It's first business will be to appoint
epecial committee on tho bill for the abolition Of
slavery In Porto Rico. The King has summoned
Marshal Serrano to tho Palace, and hold a long
consultation with him.
The Journals arc full Of various comments On
tho circumstance.
Another detachment OF troops, 300 strong, sail
tomorrow for Cuba.
The largest Cerlist band In Biacay has been
dispersed by troopB: Its londer, Goiriona, es-
:sped, and has probably reached the frontier.
, 1873-01-15
1TAl.

specia1 D<,patch 10 1As Chicago Tribune: ',
NEW YonK, Jan. IA tIanBletton OF tue 1.ai
aex Of tue ts eese Past ba pope ssser
That the sovereign rights Of hs secular prince.
dom havo been 'httaokod; the clerics torn from
their sltars to do military duty; tho !ishopss
the psgo Of saohihhs 81 b sho
wish and aim Of tho Prosecutors Of tho Pontili-
pate'to bbliterate the Catholic Church, and tho
rory name Of Christ himHelt: -
A9tor detailing further alleged onsrages, tne
document proceeds to state that oyen now there
has been proposed in the Legislative Chamber,
" they call it, q law not wholly dissimilar from
that which, notwithstanding our protests and
sqlemn condemnation, has already been pus
o1tinguiaf, eson horo in the centre Of tho
Catholic faith, tho religious congregations and
oonascsto tho goods Of tho Church and oner
them vt public auction. ,-,,-u,.,
the prosecutions in Germany, Switzerland,
and Bpain arc noxt alluded to. Ii reference to
Germany, 1t ia sot forth that adding calumny
md derision to agony, the rulers Of that country
do not hesitate to attribute thcir cruol pe!soou.
hun to the faults Of the Catholics fofnooth taat
kho laws Ind will OF tho civil empire to tho holy
lava 6f God and tho Church. Tho civi! author1-
HAS Of somo Of tho cantons Of tho Swiss
Republio tho Holy Father goos on to say havo 3e,,
pite, and not less grove Ia what tho ohurcn
suffers in Catholic Spain from tho hands OF tho
pivil powers. Thore n law concerning tho on,
dowment Of the clergy has been proposed and II!
tuition and sorvitudc Of tho clergy. saddor things
are also to be told Of TINT small but impudont
band of Armenians, who, especially At constan,
Nnople, have endeavorod, by audacious fraud
numbsr who remain faithful in thor duty and
faith. IN conclusion, tho Pope revieTs tho sit
uatior. Tho Lord" lie says, "has truly
1na}*sten US, venerable brothers, with his sword,
lard, great, and strong, but lot us endeavor to
appease tho Divine anger in this acceptable tina
pf the advent OF ollr Lord"
, 1873-01-15
Quit

81. LOUIS, Jan. A.-Au unknown man, while
attompting, last night, to cross Tho river on tho
ico-gorgo abovo tho bridge piorl, broke through
and was drowned. ,-- --.. -,
Tho body Of another unknown man was found
hanging, yesterday, in an unoccupled house.
about eoYen miles from this city-a case OF
suicide.
, 1873-01-15
GERMANY.

New YonH, Jan. IA Lopdon letter aays
that the retirement Of Bismarck from tho pr'ls-
sian Cabinet is really duo to the differences ar
rising between him and tho Emperor William on
tho Church question. The Kaiser became
tlarmed at Disnarcks course toward the Catho-
lies, and declined to further follow tho Prince
In his policy.
Of Agricultu;> :, the pr11esan Cabinet has re-
signed, md Herr Won Konlgsnarck has been np
pointed to succeed him.
, 1873-01-15
MISSOURI.

sr. Louis, No., Jan. 14.-The two HouBea Of
the Legislature voted separately for United
atatoa Senator to-day, Tho vote in tho House
stood; nosy e' 1tsnaeraon 81 ,d1 In tho sSn @
morrow, tle vote will DO taken in Joint session.
Br. Louis, Jan. 14.-In the lower house Of tho
LogIslature tha afternoon, hlr. Newman offered
resolution stating that reports were In ciroula-
tion that money lad been used In tho Senatorial
contest, and calling for Comntttoo OF 1yo TO
Investigate tho charges and report to ths Houso
as soon ~ practicable. Aftor considerable dis
oussion, the resolution WAS adopted.
, 1873-01-15

KINGSTON, N. T., Jau. 14.-The myetery about
tho death Of tho boy William Donovan, ct Hok-
ory Bush, WAS explained to-day. Tue boy. with
three others, went into tho house Of Mrs. Perry.
when Richard Perry took down and began play
Ing with An old muBket, not knowing It WAS load
Cd. Tho gun. was discharged, and tho charge
lodged in the boys skull, killing him instantly.
, 1873-01-15
IKfYDr Na1yA.

CINCINNATI, o., Jan. 14.-The river is falling.
Of the forenoon, With y prospect Of rain.
p1rTsHuRoH, jan. 14.-The river Is about sta-
nonary at feet 0 inches. The weather IL cloudy
and warm, with occasional Indications OF rain
River matters aro unchanged.
OAlRo. ILL.,. Jau, 14-Noon,-ArrtYed-T
, 1873-01-15
FLORIDA,

convened yestorday. Governor Hart sont aov-
oral Cabinet appointments to tho Senate, which,
It is rtrnored, wore treated with contempt.
funding Bcho,no Ii on foot which contemplhtos
tho iBsdo Of 81, ,ooo, 900 In gold-bcaring bonds.
, 1873-01-15
CHINA,

New YoaK, Jan. IA lottor from q naval
officer station that the foreign population at Iien
Tsln, neal. Pekin, nre m'tch alarmed from tho
tact that tho Chinese are bong liborally supplied
with braeoh-loadlng arms.
, 1873-01-15
CUBA.

NEW YoRK, Jan 14.-The Herald statca that
the steamer Edgar Stewart, wlloh recently sailed
from Aspinwal and Caythagena, with full
orults for the Cuban 1eyolutioniBts, under tho
Cuban General Aguoro, has successfully landed
all her cargo on tho Cuban coaBs.
, 1873-01-15
Now Orleans Hfnr11cts

Now Orleans Hfnr1lctt
New on1EAss, jan. H. Provisions Dry sal:
neats, sH@7Ac: Bacon quiet ut ~, o@1o~c'. Al
others unchanged -
overwhelmingly active sales 100 bales goof:
ordinary, 1856; low mldlung, 1exc; midd'ing 1o5se?
10Xo; nIddlIng Orleans, 19x@l9ife. 1sectptA, 8,lo'
hales exnorta to liverpool 498 stock, 189, go.
, 1873-01-15

Occnn Steamship Ncsss.
LONDON, Jan. H. The steamships Cabs,
drooco Thuringla, and sarmatlan have arrived
out. 49,.
NEW Yofn, Jau. 14.-Arriyod-The Dorian,
from LiYarppQl.,
, 1873-01-15
OHIO.

COLUMBUS, Jan. 14.-1n tho House, . bill Was
introduced defining what constitutes life insur-
anco companies, and preecribes penalty for
transacting business ia Ohio for unauthorized
lifo insurance companies.
, 1873-01-15
PERSIA.

loNnon, Jan. 14.-The Shah OF Persia will
leave Teheran next April OH European tour.
Ho will visit 81. retorsburg, Dorlln, Vioana,
London, Paris, and Constantinople.
, 1873-01-15
PEORIA.

Oe1S{l130n OF ITO FEtCVIEkF 77ssH1CN1E7
tyss Efforts for q Communication OF
Sentences.
5pecfa, Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
pEoniA, ILL.,, Jan. 14.-Tho proprietors OF tho
Transcript and Of the Democrat have purchased
the Peoria Evening HeuieD to-dny, and TINT
paper announces that its last Issue will appear
tomorrow evening. Tho paper will probably 60
out OF existonoe. ...--..x
MoNulty ia anx1ously awaiting the zuccesB Of
the cllortn that arc being made by his Catholic
friends to hayo hia sentence committed to I'M
priBonmont for life.
PEORIA. III. Jan, 14,-Goneral Stephen A.
Hurlbut, Congressman-oleot from the Fourth
District, waa proaont at the Board Of Trade to.
day, and delivered IN nb1o address on rraiload
transportation and kindred subjects. .
, 1873-01-15

RrcuMoHp, Va, Jan. 14.-Tho Ohurchhil1 shaft
Of tho Chesapeake l. Ohio Railroad tunnel caycd
this morning, caaslpg chasm 100 feet long. No
pcroon waa injured.
, 1873-01-15

mnny Lives Lost.
LoHpoN, Jan. 14.-Tho ship Anna Lnssen,
from Liliesand, Norway, for New York, was run
into and aunk, and throc Of her crew drowned.
An American bark, name unknown. is ashore
In the British Channel, and ID breaking up. AL
On board aro supposed to be lost. ...
Puu4ADELPH1A, Jau. IA cableBram from
liverpool reports tho founderlng Of the ship
cotton ] from Mobile. It is reported that eleven
mon waro lost. She WAS owned hero.
, 1873-01-15
MARRIED..


HowE-YEEDER-At. nelTiderst H., Jan; u, ~
nity {i15 I'D Miss Lena Voodor of Hastlngs. n Y.
Boston and Now York papers pcaso copy
KING-LIvENGoOD-In this city, on the 18th, a.
the Tesonse q H shedop Esa ~ kfS Angom6
ali Of this city.
, 1873-01-15

Escaped.
Bos7oy, Jan. 14-G. ". Williams escaped
whilo on trial to-day for robbing the mails.
, 1873-01-15

LITTLE RooE, Jan. 14.-Tlo IIouse, to-day,
paesod tho aonass Joint resolution aareelug to
, 1873-01-15
A NEwBuRYP0RT MYSTERY

roxy-qneadcd Ghost, with tho pfct-
tfcst OF Faces and tho Sweetest OF
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ALIKE |

Characters by Miss CLARA NORRIS, Miss FANNY
ppAIlyENPoRr, Miss FANNY MoRANT Miss LINDA
CLARKE, Mr.. CHARLES FISHER, Mr.. LOUIS JAMES,
Mr.. JAMES LEWIS Mr. J. II. BURNETT.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

GALE OF WILMINGTON, CHARLOTTE AND RUTH.
= erford Railroad under decree Of foreclosure BY
New Hanover in the State Of North Carolina, made in
case Of Joseph stuart and phllo G calhoun su5viyns
ford Railroad Company and others at the January term
1873 Of said Court the undersigned Edwin Bnrruss'
pontssa BY said Decree will sci! a. public auction to
on THURSDAY, the 10th day of April 1873 at Il O'Clock M
a, s entire the sm N.
nus in the city Of Wilmington aforesaid to its western
Sanee Of ~ @ rom aa e
Wilmington to point near the town Of Wade sboro, and
se %ss @ s sG e
in nse with all the railways rights Of way depot grounds
aoas engine HOUSE, sh soSse wooh
houses, machine shops and all other shops, houses or
rs sc ana nn a oo %
pements fuel and materials kind for constructing
part thereof and all appurtenances or fixtures Of the
belonging TO purchased by said before de-
sa me on ansses anS wIn H as
the said above-na defendant the same
Complaint fed in said case And including also ali
and singular the shares Of the capital stock OF THE
Of said defendant and all the estate rights tltle
interest properly claim and demand of said defendant
effects herein before referred or which owned BY
sad Terms Il sale cash The bonds Of said
Rutherford Railroad Company, secured by the
s e n he bearing date
viii be received from the purchaser purchasers in
payment upon the following terms and conditions viz
Forty thousand dollars the amount bid said alo is
70 be paid In cash and for The residue or remainder Of
will be received TO such extent and such proportion
such residue remainder bears to the aforesaid aggre
S$SSf i sGssSS Referee.
FEpnuAnY %, 1873
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9 HERMAN, AUCTIONFER. vi
>. Sale OF Wines, Liquors Cigars, large stock Of
Friday March At O'Clock At the saIesroSn No y
Lqhors-viz casks fne frandes, cabinet and Swan Gin
barrels Rum Scotch and Irish Wbiskeys IS casks French
also IS barrels choice BoprRon and Rye whiskeys l29
Tobacco chests ooong Japan Teas &C. Sale positive
in lots to suit dealers. tt
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MORTGAGE SALE. .tr i9I Sal
IM NJ: DAVIS, Auctloneer, will sell on Thursday.
March G. at O'clock at No IS East Tenth street. large
lot of Household Furniture consisting of Bedroom Suits
Mirrors, Carpets Sofas Chairs Ocloh, Curtains Bed
Household Furniture II. MURPHY, Marshal,
" Attorney for MOrtgagce.
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A LBERT B. wALDRoN, AUCTIONEER.
u By ID. w. IVES.

Y On SATURDAY, at IT O'clock !
D. IVES will sell as above AZ salesrooms 10s Liberty
Ill Cedar and 3S Church street. large and neral
assortment of Household Goods. removed private
residence for convenience of sale. Particulars
morrow TiiiI-- - ttt.l l
LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
IA This day at private residence 124 West 10Th ST.
mencing at 1Os O'Clock, comprising article
sary for housekeeping-vZ. rosewood Pianofortc
$500 rich Paror and Bedroom Suits; also Dining Room
Basement and Kitchen Furniture Brussels Carpets and
other Articles too numerous to mention.
HENRY ZINN. Auctioneer
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A Lien b. MINER, AUCTIONEER,
IA saesrooms IS Chambers and n Reade streets.

N. N n By ALLEN b. MINER & BRO, 49,
sr r. INnffH7 FRIDAY, MARCH z,
AT their salesrooms,
lsnt % Chambers and " RCade streets,
elegant rose and satnwoon threequarter Billiard Table
tour pocket, with shifting corners built by Phelar
Collender complete with all appurtenances two set,
Balls thirty Cues Racks Counters cover and Brush; In
perfect order having been in use only three months
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A STORAGE.
"A. STORAGE for FURNITURE, PIANOS MIRRORS
PAINTINGS, &c.; ALSO CARRIAGES, WAGONS, &c.,
at the NEW FIRST CLASS WAREHOUSE built expressly
STREET, NEAR FOURTH AVENUE. TRUNKS, CASES
Snd other AZ GoSaRIrg articles OF EXTRA
THE PUBLIC is invited to examine the superior &C.
commodations light ventilation safety, &C.. which this
- 49, JOHN II. MORRELL,
r fa Owner and Proprietor
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ID O'Clock s3 East Thirtyfourh street, Liquor store;
rent free valuable lease elegant Fixtures stock Liquors
Wines, &c. in lots tNf'ti
BAYERsD0RFER 4 HACKERS Office, 2s6 Bowery
.DY MAX BAYERSDORFER, AUCTIONEBR-sELLs
ID tomorrow Qridayl, elegant Meat Market, excellent
business place. III Madison street, bargain, this day. at
private sale. ... :
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Eth AVENUE THEATRE CURTAIN RISES AT
u 728 and $50 Broadway.
Sole Lessee and Manager. MR. AUGUSTIN DAILY
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK, at 4 O'clock and On
SATURDAY NEXT, for the MATINEE, will be acted NJ
AUGUsTIN DALY'S new emotional play entitled "
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DY f. COTTON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND I'M
ID porant sale Of Household Furniture; elegant Car
pets French Plate Mirrors two Rosewood Pianos and
Parior Organ rich Curtains OIL Paintings Sewing Ma
COTTON will sell this day Thursday March at 10Y
O'Clock, at the Auction Rooms 50 East Thirteenth
near Broadway OF the largest sales this season. and
will embrace every kind and description OF Furniture,
Mattresses 20 or 30 Oil Paintings Pianos Pastor Organs,
Sewing Lace and other Curtains together
1ogucs in time. n. B-Pianos and Oil Paintings at II
from all.
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UCTION NOTICE.
"A ROBERT G. CAsHIN, Auctioneer.
will sell at Auction.

THIS DAY Thursdayl, at IOis o'clock
all the magnificent household Furniture in the
of DR.. r. W. RUSSELL 20 West Twenty first street. near
Seventh avenue, consisting OF Parlor Suits, brand
Duchesse and Marie Antouette styles elegant wood
Etaacrcs Turkish Chairs Oil Paintings Bronzes Mir,
ture, rosewood and walnut Chamber SUITS Chairs
Lounges Mattresses Bedding Carpets, &c. Responsible
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY MARCH g. TRIPLE SHEET
AMUsEmENrs.
Union SQUARE THEATRE

Union SQUARE THEATRE
Proprietor. Mr.. SHERIDAN SHOOK
Berns AZ Saturday Matinee Al AT a 6arr raLMIE
be ordered at l0a0
LAST NIGHTS. -.
LAST NIGHTS
OF 1.-THE MOST ADMIRABLE PLAY PRODUCED IN
NEW YORK IN TWENTY YEARS." e0
Characters By MARK SAI TIL, w. B.
100 YEARS OLD LAURENS, r. r. EACKAY, CLAUDE
I'aIT BURROUGHS, GEORGk PARKER, II.
MONTGOMERY, w. II. WILDER. w.
100 YEARS OLD STUART and Mrs. CLARA JEN.
.E | NINGS Miss MARY GRISWOLD and
100 YEARS OLD Miss IMOGENE FOWLER
FRIDAY EVENING, March 7-Beneft OF M MARK
SMITH ' 80
Tuesday evening March H. will be produced local
play of interest written expressly for this theatre
by Miss Olive Logan, and entitled ..n
A BUSINESS WOMAN. '
Seats secured in advance Box Office open every day
from A. M. to 5P. M,
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TnE QUEENS HOTEL. NEAR THE CRYSTAL
Il Palace, Upper Norwood, London. TO tourists and
famiieIs elevated pleasant and safubrious posf
ton combined with the comfort afforded It's raj
management have made the Queens Hotel ayorite re.
sort of the upper ranks Of English society.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-28

perity of the city with which their for.
tunes are identified will examine the gus
supply question candidly that they may
act advisedly, Every taxpayer is inter
ested in having a cheaper light. We
pay an enormous sum to have our streets
lighted. Half Of this money is wasted,
while worthy families pinch themselves
to pay the bills. 1t is high time that
onr municipal council took measures to
reduce our taxes. Begin at the earliest
moment, gentlemen, to cut down expen-
ses. We pay thousands Of dollars for
street lights, while the town is flooded
with the moons brilliant rays. We can
no longer afford to throw away good
money in this reckless manner. Ii the
gas company will not consent to light the
street lamps at reduction of twenty
five per cent, We had better go back to
first principles, and let each householder
hang cut brilliant light in front of his
door. EcoNoMy.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-28
THANKSGIVING In PLAiNFIELp.

Religious services were held in most
of the churches yesterday morning.
On Wednesday evening, Company L,
held its first hop at Laing's hotel. A
large number of ladies and gentlemen,
together with the field and staff of the
Third regiment, were present-the milf
tary gentlemen appearing in full uni
form. Frazee furnished the orchestra.
The dancing was kept up till daylight.
Yesterday morning, the new truck for
the fire company at Scotch Plains, was
received with the usual ceremonies. At
ten o'clock, the company from Scocth
Plains arrived, and were received by
the Gazelle company. Line was form.
ed, and to inspiriting music the red
shirted heroes paraded the streets, sub
sequently marching to the Plains, where
the inhabitants turned out en- masse to
do honor to the firemen.
The reception of the trnck is an epoch
in the history of the village. 1t is a
first class notwithstanding some fiji
teen hundred dollars-that amount hav-
ing been raised from the members of
the company.
The truck is supplied with two Bah,
cock extinguishers, which cannot fail to
to be Of great use in the extinguishmept
of fires at the Plains.
In the afternoon Company E, Cap
tain William Hand, paraded for target
practice. The ranks were full-the
men showing off to their usual good adj
vantage.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-28

PAT. T0LAN AGAIN ON THE RAMPAGE.
Pat Tolan, who recently attacked Mr.
Ross at Trahon's hotel, and was stabbed
in the melee, was out yesterday, en-
deavorin9 to kick up another row.
Tolan went into Mr.. Motifs saloon on
Broad street, in the morning, and knock
ed boy against the stove. Mr.. Mott
expostulated with Tolan, who then
threatened to "clean out the house. "
Tolan then left, swearing vengeance /;
he had but just gained the sidewalk
when he ran into lady passing along,
knocking her down, as is alleged
young man from Newark who saw the
affair ran up and dealt Pat such blow
as sent him Keeling into the gutter.
The young gentleman would have ad-
ministered terrible punishment to the
ruffian had not Mr.. Mott gone to his as
sistance. Mr.. Mott looked for one of
the forty thousand dollar policemen, but
there was none in sight-as is usually
the case, when they are wanted. Tolan
picked himself up, and staggered away
taking the entire sidewalk, and compell
ing order loving citizens to give him
wide berth.
In the afternoon Tolan again visited
Mr.. Motifs saloon, swearing that he
won have satisfacti, n. He foamed
and swore roundly, and when a police.
man finally arrived, he walked leisurely
away-the officer declining to arrest him.
This morning Mr.. NJ 1T made com.
plant, and Tolan will doubtless be held
to answer. Mr.. Mott is entitled to pro-
lection, and no loafer has any right to
interfere with his business.
Late in the afternoon Tolan marched
up Broad street at the head of a gang,
which followed him to Ritters hotel on
West Grand street. Here Tolan want.
ed to fight the young man who had de
Tended the lady. The street was block
ed up by the crowd-no police appear
ing to preserve order.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-28

COMPANY L paraded at Railway, Wed,
nesday afternoon, headed by the Cover.
nor's Island band. Although the I'M
paved streets were rough and the wind
strong from the northwest, the COM
mand marched finely. Mayor Chaplin
was rendered marching salute. In
the evening the command gave an ex-
hibition drill-concluding with pro.
menade concert by the band, the enter
tainment being fully appreciated by the
best citizens of Railway, who had as
sembled in goodly numbers to lend
encour cement to Captain Muddell and
the company of gentlemen under him.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-28
HOSIERY, FANCY GOODS. ETC.

Messrs. Callman Brothers, No. 1893
Broad street, take pleasure in informing
their many patrons TINT they will sell
after this date MS follows Ladies
Windsor scarfs, forty cents-extra
quality fifty cents; Coates and Clark s
cotton six cents. Purchasers are also
invited to examine their stock of
zephyr wool, Germantown yarn and
wooden yarn also large stock of hosiery,
gloves, trimmings, etc. Agents fol
Shoppers celebrated iron frame hose,
selling at thirty-fve cents per pair.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-28

A NICE young man who attended a
fair down town yesterday was invited to
take "chance" for manual of devo-
ton in the German language. He de-
clined the handsome proposition. Di-
rectly the canvasser was overheard tell
ing group of ladies that the impecu.
mons youth couldn't read and was moi
n bit deyout,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-28
A CARD.

Mr.. J. o. Tichonor has purchased
the interest of the business at No. 4 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 a sheet
of initial paper or grand square piano.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-28
TARGET SHOOTERS.

Two companies from the First regi-
ment of Newark, paraded here yester-
day. They behaved splendidly and re-
fected credit not only on Newark, but
on the National Guard. The ranks
were not as full as they ought to have
been-neither was the marching any.
thing extra.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-28

A NICE question of taste Jeweler--
What kind of a chain would you like {?
Young maxwell, I don't know, hard
ly. What kind Of chain would you
think I ought to have that is, what
style would you think would be the most
becoming for young man what carries
groceries to some of the best families in
the CITY 2
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-28
COMMON SENSE.

II you want to make your wife OF
friend present give fine French
china tea set "A pieces, only $3.50, or
q beautifully decorated toilet, IL pieces,
Sc, or one dozen fine glass goblots, 81,
or some other beautiful and useful
house furnishing article, imported and
sold at wholesale prices at MARREN's,
Dol Broad street, opposite post Office
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-28

A LECTURER announces that he will
not lower his wages but will lecture on
reduced time-an hour and quarter in
stead of an hour and half. He be-
lieves this course more commendable
than to close entirely and throw hun
dreds of bill posters, advance agents,
doorkeepers, and reporters out of work