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IT LOOKS LIKE WAR;

We are willing to wait for all the facts
in the case of the recent butchery of
American citizens by murderous Span
iards, but when they arc known, we
want the government to tell Spain and
the Spaniards that their cruel and sum
mary murders, under pretext of law,
must stop, now and forever,a her peril.
Not for centuries has any civilized ma
ton committed such atrocities as the
Spanish officers were guilty of two weeks
ago.
General O Burriel translated butch
er,) and the men under his command
are savages in the clothes of white men,
and ought to be dealt with as savages--
not so much for what they will be pre-
vented from doing in the future, as
what they have done in the past.
We want the government to ask this
question-under what pretext does a
Spanish man -of-war seize an American
vessel, under the American flag and
with American papers, on the high seas,
and presently draw up her officers, crew
and passengers in line and shoot them
to death aud the Spanish government
must give q satisfactory answer.
The Spaniards cannot govern Cuba,
for the island, for five years, has been
under the control Of o riot, headed by
savages like Burriel. We can never re.
ceive proper PREPARATION for the crime
which the savages have committed.
CASTELAR, cannot give up Burriel, or
the court which condemned the Ameri.
cans to an ignominious death-or worse,
to the galleys. Wherefore, we must take
possession of the island, and Phil Sheri-
dan can do this any morning before
breakfast, if General Grant will give
him twenty-five thousand old volun
teers of the rebellion. The question
now is, who shall govern Cuba and we
must decide that Spaniards, like Bur-
riel--lnfamors name--who have tatten-
ed upon spoils and blood, shall leave
the island-the owners of which are
aliens by law and exiles in fact Cuba
must either be free for the Cubans, or
must be added as another star to the
bright galaxy of states in the American
union.
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THE DEATH OF Ex-eov. vRoom.

Governor Parker issued yesterday the
following order, which is a graceful and
well timed tribute to the distinguished
citizen whose death calls it forth. In
accordance with its recommendation all
the offices in the State house will be
closed on Friday
STATE OF New JERSEY,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
TRENTON, Nov. 10, 1873 J
Ex-Governor Peter D. Vroom, who
yesterday departed this life, was dis
tinguished and honored citizen OF New
Jersey. He held many important Off
ces ia the state and nation, the duties
of which he discharged with fidelity and
great ability.
Throughout long and eventful life,
amid the temptations and excitement
incident to public station, guided by
Christian principle, he maintained a
high moral tone and strict integrity of
character. He has passed from earth
in the fullness of years, leaving to those
who remain the example CT q well-spent
life.
AS mark of respect to the memory
of one so long identified with the inter
ests of this state, the offices of this de-
partment will be closed and the flag
on the Capitol placed at half-mast ON
the day of his funeral. JOEL PARKER.
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FOR PRESIDENT IN 1876,
GENERAL ULYSSES S. GRANT,
Of the United States
THE DEMAND OF OUR GOVERNMENT.
WAR NOT IMPROBABLE !

The following are said to be the
points of a peremptory demand to the
Spanish government:
First-The formal delivery of the
Virginius to officers of our government
in port of the United States.
Second-The release and restoration
to our protection of the remaining cap
tives.
Third-A money Indemnity to the
heirs of all taken from on board the
Virginius and put to death,
Fourth-The trial and punishment OF
General Burriel ard all other RESPONSE
BILE officers.
Fifth-The immediate and uncondi-
toned abolition of slavery in Cuba as
the source of all the pending difficult
ties and complications.
The Spanish Cabinet refuses to enter
tain the propositions.
The people of Madrid are highly ex-
cited, and parade the streets, saying
they will welcome war with the Yam
KEGS.
War is day believed to be certain.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-21

In portions of Hudson county, the
contest between the friends and oppo-
nents of the Sunday liquor law is grow
ing fercer every day. Defenders of the
Sunday law say that it shall be enforced.
On the other hand, the Germans think
the Sunday laws are relic of obsolete
and intolerant legislation, and should
be done away with. With this in view,
meetings have been he'd, and commit
tees appointed to co operate with organ
izations that may favor the repeal of the
laws. We think that when amovement
such as this is inaugurated in our state,
that it is time for the friends of law and
order in this state to arouse from their
indifference, and resolve not only that
the laws on this subject shall not be re-
pealed, but that they shall be enforced.
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MESTMINSTLR AYENuE.

Regulating, grading, curbing paving,
from Prince street to the city line.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-> office is
I hereby given, hat the Commissioners
report and estimate for regulating, grading,
cur ing and paving Westminster avenue,
from Prince street to the city line, have been
deposited in the office Of the Comptroller OF
the city of Elizabeth for inspection, and all
parties having objections thereto are hereby
required to make the same to tho Com
missloners, on Friday, the 2Sth day of Nov-
ember, A. D. 1878, at ~ O'Clock in the eve
ming, at the office of said Commissioners,
at the City Hall, in said city.
WILLIAM Ii. USTER,
CHA LES IA. WATERBURY,
FIR NCIS HARRIS,
Commissioners of Assessments.
Elizabeth, November 20, 1878. n201w
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SAYRE STREET.

SAYRE STREET.
Regulating, grading and Curbing, from Nor
ris avenue to Chiffon street.
COMMISS ONE s. N0TICE. Notice is
" herebp giuen, That the Commissioners
report and estimate for regulating, grading
aud curbing Sayre street, from Morris ave-
ne to Chiffon street, have been deposited in
the office of the Comptroller of the city of
lizabeth for inspection, and all parti hav-
ing objections thereto are h reby required to
nuke the same to the Commissioners, on
Friday, the 2Sth day of November, A. D..
1873 al "a o'clock in the evening, at the office
of said Commissioners, at the City Hall, in
sand city. re,ur,n
CHARLES H WATERBURY,,
FRANCE HARRiS,
Commissioners OF Assessments.
Elizabeth, November 20, 1873. MO 1w
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Morris AVENUE SEWER.

From Stiles street northerly to the summit.
COMMISSIONERS NOIICE.-Notice is
" hereby given, That the Commissioners
report and estimate for constructing and
building a sewer ill Morris avenue, from stiles
street northerly to thu summit, have BEEN
deposited in the office of the Comptroller OF
the city of Elizabeth for inspect on, and all
parties having objections thereto a here
by required to make the same to the Com
missiuners, on Friday, the 2Sth day of Nov
ember, A. D. 1878, at u O'Clock in the eve
nlng at the office Of said Commissioners, at
the City Hall, in said city.
WILLIAM H. LU TER,
G ARLE H. WATERBURY,,
FRANCIS hARhIS,
Commissioners of Assessments.
Elizabeth, November 20, 1873. MO 1w
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TTN1oN COUNTY sURRoa ATE's cFFIoE.

TTNION COUNTY sURROG ATE'S tFFICE.
u Novemb, 18th, 1878.
Lewis W. Sparks, executor of Peter Sparks,
deceased Surregate's order to limit credi-
tors
On application of the above named execu-
tor it is ord red that said executor give
public notice to the creditors of the estate Of
said decedent to bring in heir cebts, de-
mands or claims against the same, under
oath, wit in nine mon his ON this dat, by
setting up copy of this order, within TWEEN
ty days hereafter in fl of the most public
places in the county of Union, for two
months, and also thin the said twenty
days, by advertising the same in the liza
beth D lily Monitor for the same space Of
time and if any creditor shall neglect to ex-
hibit his OF her debt, demand or clam,
within said period Of nine months, pub
lie notice being given as aforesaid such
creditor shall be forever barred of his or her
action therefor against the said executor.
By ADDISON S. CLARK, Surrogate.
Mo 2m
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UNION AVENUE SEWER,

From Morris avenue to Parker Road
COMMISSIONERS hOT1Cr.-Notice is
" hereby given, That the Commits toner's
report aid estimate for constructing and
building sewer in Union avenue flom Mo-.
ris avenue to Parker road, have been deposi
ted in the Office of the Comptroller of the
city of Elizabeth Ter inspection and al
parties having obj ctions thereto are here
by required to make the same to the Com.
missioners, on Wednesday, the 26th day Of
events e, at the Office Vt said commissioners
at the City Hall, IN said city.
VIII IAN H. LUSTEH,
CHA j. s II WATERBURY,
FisA CHS Hal RIS,
Commissioners of Assessments.
Elizabeth, November IL, 1878. nl9 lw
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TITO ARCHITECTS.

ITO ARCHITECTS.
THE BoAHD OF EDUCATION of the
city of Elizabeth invite plans for a new
Ca DOL BUILD Nc, to be erected n
Cherry street. Circulars, with full particu-
lars, may be had upon ap, lication to
H. VIM. SMITH,
Chairman of Committee on new Building,
Corner West Grand and Chiffon streets.
MO eod Iw
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ONE DOLLAR DEPARTMENT.
and en- sccount of import ng all thei goods d,rent
irt IN Europe, III an ah~rd TO Ell q better anu
a q tcle Tor he same m Iney than apy New
TX oilar tore. Tney sell, or instance:
Sill p'a ed Casters for 81, vaiued at. ....s SO 90
set Of S liver p At. d s. q tor 3, vailed
Sc OF silver pl.tei Teaspoons for 81, va
A set of sly Plat d Forss TO 81, va,ued at so
silver Pr ted Butter Coolers for 81, valued
at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3 90
Silver Plated Te, for 81, val ed st..... 90
silver plttd ak P tchers r S valued at 8 90
Silver Pis ted spo nh lders for 81, valued at so
81 yer Plated G bets Tor 81, valued at.... 90
set of silver klaled Ma X n Lings for s., va.
luHt at. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .... 20
Dressing Cas-, for 81, va ne at.... ........ 5 5
iies' Purten on las Tor 81, vau at...... 90
Gen lem ms cket 90 81, valued at 90
is d,es' Work b for s valued at ........ $ 10
s, gar st ms for 81, ued at.............. 2 so
Glove Bo 90 for 81. valued at............... 10
Hand etchief Boxes for 81, valued at........ . so
Ladies' Satcuelsfor s vaiued at............ 90
81 Fans for 81 valued Observation-Disclosures. 2 40
.ibums for 81, valued at. ................ 80
Portfolios Tor ST. val ed at.................. 81
y rlting Desks Tor b. valued 1t............,. 90
Ltuies' Uem oaniobs for 81 Valued at 49,. Q 80
Checker Boards, wi h Uhecktr RS, Dice and
Boxes, for 81 valued Observation-Disclosures. 8 90
Parian Vases for 81, v ed at............... 2 so
Bohe ian elias Vases for 81, valued az .... 8 90
Par an Sisures for 81, lued at............. 90
Meershaum es for 81 v lued at.......... 81
Cri G bells for 81, v lred at.... =. 90
Ala aster Ornaments for 81, valued at...... s %
W ing Ca c for ST., valued at..,......... 90
Baskets for 81, valued at........ ..........2 10
lyor Chessmen for 81, val ed at .......... 2 so
iooking t1Ias. ST r 81, value at ...... go
Bab Uhairs or 81. valued Observation-Disclosures. %
And q gre t man, OF ,ods. & tn came time
ma articles are fold there for SOC ald 75c 1,
which PINOT be purchased for less than 81 else
here. We have enlarg our store and add
four lof more. 81 that ow we have n ore ,om
to how eo4ds to ADJ antage We invite q
epe i4l .xam attn OF our large and complefe
stock of Toys fro'n 1c to $25 apiece, which We
now keep all up-rtairs.
A thousa diff rent Kinds Of Toys,
For pretty iris aud bouncing boys.
We call the attention Of the put lie to our Whole
sale Depart ent. A full line oil To 8 ami F .tcy
GODS, Fancy Bask cts a. Willowware, and ohe-
milan Glasswa In ge' eral. Also, comp etc as
sortment of Dolls, oil Heads. bi DIS, Bird Cages,
sc. Fairs and Festivals supplied at wholesale
prices. Phase give us "a and ju ge for your
selves. n2i to janl
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ORCHARD STREET.
Paving, from Morris avenue to Westfeld
avenue.
IOMSIISSIONT RS MOTT E-Notice is
\ her by given, That the Commissi ners'
report and estimate for paving Orchard st.,
from Morris ave. to Westgeld ave., have been
depns ited in the Office OF the Comptroller Of
the city Of b izabeth for inspection. and all
parties having objections thereto are here
by required to make the ne to the Com
mis- 10 ers, on Tuesday, the 25th day of No
vember, A. D. 1878, at u o'clock in the
evening, at the Office of said Commission
ers, at the iy ball, in said city.
WILLIAM n. LII STER,
CHI RLf H. WAT: RBURY,
FRANCIS HARRIS,
Commissioners of ssessments
Elizabeth, November II, 1873 ol7 lw
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40. William MADDEN. sentenced from Iona,
County for Drunkenness, March g, 1882, Tor
months. His pardon RENTED month ana 10
days. I
40 Henry Battler, sentenced from Branch
County for rape, Oct. %, 1867. Tor years.
His nardon romitted year and months OF
his term.
Al. Simeon b, Rice, sentenced from Lenawee
county for forgery, Jan. 16, 1870, FOR years.
IJis pardon RENTED months OF ms term.
AZ. Daniel Drnmmond sentenced from Dc
troit for larceny, Aug. 1870, for years Ills
pardon reunited IL months OF his term
l9. Samuel Reed sentenced from Lenawee
county for three larcenies IN tho fan OF 1000,
for Is years. Ills pardon RENTED years Oh
his term.
A. Albert Mount, sentenced from Lehe"ee
county for ewd conduct, March 2t, 1877 Tor
wear lis pardon RENTED one-halt OF us
term
As. Richard Graham, sentenced from hills
dale county for larceny, June 3, 1872, Tor
wears. His pardon remitted l year and :
months of his term.
46. Martin V. Il. Wilson, sentenced from
Barry county Nov. 1871, for year and nine
months. His pardon RENTED months OF his
term.
AZ. Edward Sullivan, sentenced from Wayne
county for assault and battery, Oct. 20. 1872
for 60 days. His pardon RENTED 40 days O.
his term.
AS. Nathan Bell, sentenced from Berriei
county for ASSAULT with intent to KILL Dec. 1856
for 10 years His pardon RENTED years o
his term.
10. Francis E. Smith. sentenced from Ca
houn county for burglary, July, 1872, for
years. His pardon RENTED 10 months Of hi
term.
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THURSDAY, Jan. %, 1873.
People VS.. William Flagor-Assault with in
tent to Kill o. c. Lathrop for respondent.
Tried and convicted.
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BANKRUPT SALE.-All the personal prop
erty belonging TO the Estate of Thomas T.
Ross, Bankrupt, consisting OF large stock OF
dry goods. wheat, wheat flour, mIdilings bran,
de- viii be sold Immediately, IN the Village ii
Paw, Paw. county of Van buren,. state of
Michigan, for the benefit OF the creditors OF
SAID Bankrupt Also, will be sold at Public
Sale, on tine Fifteenth day OF February. 1873
at two O'Clock j. NJ. IA 'front.' of the Store re-
Gently occupied b5 said Bankrupt. m said Village
Of Paw Paw.the following described Real Eotaje.
belonging to the Estate OF said bankrupt
to-Vit: Tho UNDIVIDED OF the Paw Paw Nit
Property IN said Village OF Paw Paw, ounty
OF Var Burcu, State Of Michigan. AlsO, l.ots
one, iouI and Eve IA Blocg wenly-onl, IN edid
Village OF Paw Paw Also the east 5 81 Lots
Thirteen and Fourteen, in tho Villa e OF Or
sego, Alegan County, State OF Michigan sad
Real Estate will he sold subject to any aud all
legal encumbrauce now existing thereon
Dated, Janury IL, 1873.
r. Il. JUDSON.
J.Ut4. a-Siruee
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FRIDAY, Jan. q, 1873
OwIng to illness OF Jndyo BROWN Court ad-
journcd unit! Monday Jan. q.
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MORTGAGE SALE.-Defauit having been
made IN the conditions OF a Certain MORTGAGE
whereby the power therein contained TO sell has
become operative, executed by thomas l.. Ross
and Lyda l. Ross, Ills vie, OF Van Buren,
County, in the State OF Michigan, 10 Thaddeus
i, HARRISON, Of the same ouuty and state
bearing date the lwentythird day OF Novem-
Der a. ID. Eighteen Hundred and SNty-nine
and recorded in the Office OF the Register Of
Deeds Tor the County OF Van Buren,, aforesaid
on the Iwenty-iOurth day Of November A. d.
Eighteen Hundred and Sixty-nne i'm Ilber
W OF mortgages ON page 42i upon which
mortgage here IS Claimed to be due and un-
PAID at the date of this notice. the sum OF
Twelve Hundred ana Eightg-two Dollars and
Forty Cents (S1252 Az and no suit or
proceedings at law or III chancery having been
instituted 60 record said sum OF money or any
part thereof. NOTICE is therefore hereby given
that on Tuesday the FIRST day of April next AZ
one O'Clock in the afternoon OF SAID day.
shall sell at public vendue, to the highest bidder
theIefOr-sale to take place az the front door of
the V. II buren, Circuit Court House. in the VII
lage OF Paw raw, IN said County and State of
Michigan, the premises described In said mort
gage or 30 much thereof az shall be necessary
to satisfy the nmount due on such mortgage
with interest at ten per cent. as covenanted for
therein aud legal costs OF this foreclosure. with
an Attorneys fee OF Fifty Dollars (aJO a.
also stated IN said mortgage-that ia TO say
The following piece or parcel OF land descrb d
in sad mortgage as "Ail those certain lots.
pieces or parcels OF hand situate I'm the
village Of Paw Paw, County OF Van Buren, aud
Stlte OF Michigan, ta-vlt: Lots one () four
CD and five CO. 10 Block Iwentv-one OH in
SAID village, according to the recorded plat
thereof"
Dated January 1st 1873.
rHADDEUS II. HARRISON.
Vz6lj. Moltgageo
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MONDAY, Jan. q, 1873.
Court convened and Adjourned until to-
morrow.
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TrtanAl. Jan. %. 1879.
Choppers wanted.

The lubscr b will pay Ninety cents Per cord
fer ch0pping Eastwood, Ash and Elm.
SETH COATS.
Waite Oak, jan. q, 1873, 931u*
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lircuif court J'rocecdings .

prasont-Hon &. Il. Brown, Circuit Judge.
Village o, Decatur appellant, Va. Edward
Arnold ct al ppelees-Assumpsit. Foster
4 Coleman for appellant. Continued or terms.
Robocca j. Hughes Va. Edwin K. Farmer
Eiecement Foster d Coleman for plaintiff.
Continued on terms.
Daniel Hogmre, appellant, vs.. Isaac Smith,
appeliant-Assumpslt c. Richards for appel
liant w. II. Tucker for appellant. Continued
without terms.
John A. Smith vs. Albert Shannon-Eject-
mont l.. A. Tabor for plaintiff. q. w. Law
ton for defendant. Stricken from the Calendar
George Hitchcock vs. Ins. Co. North Amer
ica-Assumpsit. l.. A. Tabor for plaintiff.
John Knowles for defendant. Continued on
terms.
People, appellee, vs.. Isaac Lindernan, APP
pellant-Assault and battery Continued.
William Boylan ct al. VS.. Allison Hummer
felt ct al-Foreclosure. l. L. Barnum for plain
tlffs. Order of sale S1562.43.
c. A. Mansfield vs. Shepard Baldwin-Fore-
closure l. L. Barnum for plaintiff. Order Of
sale 516335.
Oman Sturteyant vs.. Jane Hoxie ct al-Fore-
closure l. L. Barnum for plaintiff. Order OF
sale s999G8.
Cornelius Feeley vs. Cynthia Feeley-Di-
vorce. Foster & Coleman for plaintiff. De-
cree OF divorce granted.
Aaron q. Crawford VS.. Ann Crawford-De-
fault Divorce Richards Barnum for plaintiff.
Decree OF divorce granted.
ole
Richards & Barnum tor plaintiff. L. A. Tabor
for defendant. Order for security for costs.
WEDNESDAY, Jan, %, 1873.
James Madison vs.. jos. b. Hughes ct al.
Judgment for plaintiff s41.45. Costs to be
I'd for defendants.
John T. ~ ye ct al. ". Ara Landphere-As
sumpsit. Richards IL Barnum for plaintiffs.
A. Jackson Tor defendant. Order for security
OF costs.
William Comatock vs.. Chsncey b. Evans
Ejectment. Severens. Potter & Boudeman for
plaintiff Richards q Banum for defendant
Continued on terms.
People VS.. Charles '. Nash-Forgery. Al
bert Jackson for respondent. Plea, Not Guilty.
Case continued.
George J. spauldins vs. L. W. Hayden ct al.
Writ quashed
People vs.. Walter II. Wilson-Bastardy. 1.
L. Ba4num FOR respondent. Cause continued.
Lawrence Brewer VS.. d. IL. Dodge ct al.
Richards il Barnum for plaintiff. Arthur Brown
for defendant. Argue d and submitted.
THURsDAi Jan. %, 1873
People VS.. William Flagor-Assault with in
tent to Kill o. c. Lathrop for respondent.
Tired and convicted.
FEIDAy, Jan. q, 1873
Owns to illness OF ind 20 Brown Court ad-
journcd unit! MONDAY, Jan. q.
MONDAY, Jan. q, 1873.
Cours convened and Adjourned until to-
morrow.
TUESDAY. Jan. %, 1873.
George Geppor5 ". Benjamin Dupuy ct al
Assn pit. {. J.. Fitch Tor plaintiff Judg-
meat or plaintiff in the sum Of S303 GO
wilson Leo V. FTapklin =. Adams Of a,
Judgment set aside.
r. VI. Neu.leli VI. Alpheus Reed. Judg-
ment cot ASIDE With costs to Attorney.
Al rev Van We,t, administrator, &C., VS.
Charles hing Jury r -pleyIn. A. H. Chandler
for administrator, de- Judgment for plalntif
in the sum Of Six cents.
Coust adjourned until Monday, February 3.
n-s-
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Fine Horses.

A special reporter of the HERALD, on
a visit to Orwell, writes the HERALD
concerning the fine horses of that sec
ton, as follows:
4 word must be said concerning the
fine horses that are owned in this COM
munity. Your reporter has seen some
as fine stock as can be found in Vermont.
Mr.. A. j. Huff speeded his celebrated
mare, Lady Foxley, in front of Boyn-
toms Hotel on Thursday, and exhibited
her fine points generally. She did not
60 off from her feet once she is per-
fectly fair and earnest in her efforts,
and showed splendid gait. Although
but five years old, she took the premium
at the State Fair, and was admired gen.
orally. She is a handsome mare, with
clean, neat-loolHing limbs; and reminds
one. somewhat of the celebrated Lucy,
the attendant, or partner, of Goldsmith
Maid. She promises a brilliant score in
the future. IT. Z. ~.