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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-31
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE,
STATE or TEXAS,
.l AUSTIN, JulyS, 1879.

II. 4
STATE or TEXAS,
.,l austin, Julys, 1873.
Hon. a. Bledsoc, COMPREHENSIVE of,r,x
Sir; In reply to your letter If tho
th inst. am instructed by lin A.tn no
ney general 10 transmit a.conv ~ 4, :
enclosed opinion, given by him 10 tbe
governor, 1.-THE within specified ,late
Very respectfully. ' u'''e'
eHsla sai"Nour obc,lcnt servant
.c, Irving EGGLEsroN
Nicfk Attorney Generals 0,Ico u
lCopy.l
Opinion given by the Attorno,
when the bill to release tba S, n,iiy r1
70 ule inhabitants of certain ra"n ts'A
came before the Executive. Nou''''es
'''A'qT1rSoRNEy GENERALS opp,cr
'Honse bill No. aGs, int int,n aSS - !
, ,ease taxes to the inhabitants Of SV oo,.
s'iii frontier counties therein n ~ WI
nus neen carefully examined Il n' ,'n
ueaiiy excmpts for three vea,. ~ prae-
'pdPa'e , operative for only two.
!, - Is c'early an attempted evns,on
o. SECTIONS to) 1--WE and (i9i nine,oa ,'o' /,
article az twelve, md Of sae,ie.i 90, Oh
FIX OF article l9) nine, of thc Cons,,3I o)
ion, as well az of section lol t v", 's ~,
Bill of Rights. :, TWO Of the
mo 'pf~exlsting law, nro,,a
e,s utv;,npeiisa!ioi,of the people Of the
ooulitles specified, or, indeed fo W t thc
compensation Of any of our o iVi uie
lor exercising the right of sole dl as'iis'
on themselves, their families n,,J J' ''..
peisy. The poll tax, which haa trop-
= pc lded among those who n nSs y, 20 Ne
I'M NV = J, lax prescribed BY the .Gons sfu
no non, can not DO set aside by a sta'n,a
,a ne Legislature is required 10 masa
n ~. equal and uniform tbrn ,uane
.,. tile state not Throughout ali ~
t ~, o,ate except The frontier AnJ ~
Dlii OF Rights declares that mo ,no, ule
arsse r men Is entitled to exclusive sem n.
no. ~ ~ puo;,e emo!pments or privileges
, ~. even IN co lsideration OF m,h, ass s,
''u .y as was formerly the casc CIV 'ef-
line Dill isnnconstitutlonel
s',<seft ess A.''1aI.EXANDER
by the twentieth ' "a, ssa H.,eneral.n
cietour a. OF the State ( ,,n ,In ~ arti-
y provided that tho sComrir",i,"o,,,' y y,
uplic Accounts shallssur .rintsn.s \, "a
nscai Affairs, giving instruction. :. ~
Az 'sors and Collectorsof taxes ~ ~ =
sta,e; and by the thirty third IA =. wy
ton. " .the TX sact.Of Nav III 1p-o o's i.
u dee1 rcd fiat Instructions 70 ~, y !.
the provisions Of the Constitution II II
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-31

THE first gun fired in the late civil
war wasa small four-pounder belonging
to the city Of Vickshirg, II has beer
sent by the War Department to West
Point as trophy.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-09-25

An aged couple on Wooster street are ve-y
tond o. checkers, and play quite frequently
When ne beats at the game, she loses her
temper and declares she will not play again
1t vexes him to have her act so, but he con.
lrols his irritation, and talks to her about it
their age in life to be disturbed bv snch tri
hes; ana SHOWS her so clearl the folly O
such course that she becomes ashamed O
her weakness and returns to the game, anC
plays IL SO we'll that she beats him. Then h,
throws the checkers in one direction ant
KICKS tne BOARD in another, and says he will
never play with ANYBODY VINO cheats so ali
freddy, and stalks modify TO bed, and leave
her to pick up the things.-Dan6ury Neaos.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-12
POLICE cot RI


ib'lpIt y. y. E!ld. i. VI.
Yesterday was lively day among The
dcmircps Of the city-lo,h blacl; and
white. No loss than ten Of these "nymphs
Of the pave were tried before twelve
o'clock. Eight o. tito ton wore c-lo-cl,
and Of the cigh, seven were sent to ii,
ca!aboosc, being unable to pev the fine. as.
sesssd against them
First on the lis: camc Mollie Bell and
Martha Wclls, cologci aal Matte
Bridges and Francs Hano, charged with
violating ordinance No. !, section e mas
much as they were inmstc5 oG AMI con-
ncotcl with houses Of i,l.came. Fine. Of
so and the usual fa,r were assessed
against each o! them, and being uaabe TO
Ind ihe required amount abou. their
/ clothes, herewith 70 !i1lila,r, they were
sen. 10 the loci, up for nine DAYS onaA.
Matte King, Pntsoy Robinson, lose
prime Mansfield and Nancy Web ter, all
co.oFot, were tarcd five md cost each for
lettering abou, tho streets and saloons.
Not hcing able 90 pay thoy were an sent
% the lock up.
Emma Howell, on tic same oHcnsc.
went up FOR nine days.
Charlotte Wiley, tho mother VI small
child, was arrested along with tho rest,
bat oct Of pity for her child sho was Per.
mItisd, on payment Of costs, 70 60 acrui..
John Smith and William Bugle. on A
charge O.! drunkenness, were before his
hon =, Smith was taxed two and Bugle
three dollar. and costs, They wanted to
leave town and il the city attorney would
let thom of would leave town wi.hou,
further warning.
Dan Barry, an o'i offender and one of
the hardest cases in the 5:,:e. was up for
di'orderiy conduct, and a Gno II ten dol.
lars booked again. him. llo had 70
money hut d!tH; want 70 20 t, fqil. lie
ws' given two AMI q half Ao4rs t. leave
the city.
Mrs. Mac, who rams b.wi. Loase
near the cg-ner Of Twelfth street and
Commercial avenue, va: arrested On
similar charge, and was sent . tie ala.
loose .oF eleven days.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-12
EySASroy TO THE FRONT.

Mr.. James kynaston, whose reputation a>
butcher is par excellent with the people
o; ,hi. city. has opened new meat
shop near the corner Of Commercial avenue
and twentieth street, nest door TO MI Pat
Hur,'s grocery store. II isawcllknoWn and
acknowledged Fac, that Mr.. kynaston. dur.
in. lis long experience in the meat busi.
nc.s in this city. never offered 10 his custom.
or. anything but the choicest Of every lind
Of meat lie isa good Judge Of cattle. and
buys nothing but the Youngest and attest,
ana rs q consequence has the best Of beef
The same may be said Of every Kind of meat
sold by him. Give him atrial, and our word
for IL. you win always be pleased. G-lS.tt
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-12
Eop SALEO OF RENT

\ ,wo..tory house on Connnorci,l ave-
nue. near the corner Of Niretconth street
The house is forty feet long by twca,y-
two feet wide. i; contains ten rooms ard
kitchen, and good cissern and necessary
out-houses are attached t, it. j. is well
ventilated and well adapted for business
house or dwelling. 1. is in busircss parl
Of TIE city and has been newly painted
and renovated inside and out Apply to
JouN IlEGAKTY,
River Shannon House, ONO Leyec,
Cairo. Illinois. Sim.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-12


Ea- You can buy SIX
and one-half lbs. Durant's
4 Coffee Sugar for One Dol.
lar; Seven lbs. New Orleans
Sugar for One Dollar; Best
three and one.half Ibis. Prime
Rio Coffee, One Dollar; Best
Imperial Tea, One Dollar and
a half per pound ; Best Gun,
powder Tea, One Dollar and
Seventy.fve Cents per pound
Young Hyson and Oolong Tea,
One Dollar per pound, and ev'
erything proportionately cheap !
NJ HIRAM BrXBy
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-12

ho il inyinciblo snd tie cro';ost,
ttubborne,t most unmanageablo in
funt in the world will yield
like little lamb aal st rs still and as
smiling as q tatuo Of Cupid itself The
truth iswinter's gallery is the babcs para
disc, and the children hnd it out in III.
while aud never want; :, 20 home.
1-ll.ot.
Aud still they come We mean tho
paupers from ell parts Of the country.
We catch them from above md below
and from every quarter round about
Cairo, and ninc ont Of every ten Of them
arc proics ionai beggers and dead heat;
who travel from ono town 70 another beg
ging what they cat and wear, refusing
worl. WHOM II Is offered them Occasionally
one ia found who will work few days, and
ihcn got drunl; on his earnings, and, rs n
Consequence, G.: sick, ami then hccxpcct7
TO he tnkcn care Of NJ the expense Of tho
public. Very properly most Of the pau.
ror who mako application to our author.
tiles for admission g. the hospital were
sent adrift to paddle their own canoe or
sink. No one whom i. believed worthy
Of assistance ia over turned awoy, but on
the contrary cur authorities are willing
and d. chccriu,ly render all tho assi.,anc,
in their power to all such persons bu
professional tramps and beggars might a
VOL give Cairo tho shake" FOR mono q
their kind need apply for assistance Tor !
will surely be refused ;hcm.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-12
ENCIRs1ON TO DENVER.

M.ANp ST. l.. PAcEET CoNpASN,r
AGENTS OFFICE, Cairo, July /, 1878.
Tho Memphis and st. Louis Packet
company now oIor for salo round trip
tickets from Cairo to Denver an! rcturt'
So good Tor ninety days from date of
sale. Alao regular tickets On sale for
Kansas City, Omaha, Topeka, Lawrence,
san Francisco AMI M principal points
west, and By river AMI rail to all points
south. For further Information call at
the compsrys office, 40. Il Ohio lcyoc,
under CITY National bank, Cairo, Illinois.
JAMES MALLORY, Ticket AgI
Sol \. SILVER, Passenger Ag :.
-1.tI
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-12
TIE IiAiilER.

Gus. Helm. sixth street. near Ohio l,,cc
has Just laid out a considerable sum OF
money in repaiut.ng, paporing, and in every
WY repairing his barber shop. ana hi, j
now one Of the incest. if not the incest ton.
serial establishment in Cairo. Helm en-
rloys none but i!r,t.clg,, worlmcn in his
shop. and we venture 10 say the two young
mon who now hold situations there, cannot
Toe excchcd in thoir cabins rs any other
barber or BARRIERS in the city. Try thcm.
G.i..tt
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-12
A GOOD INVESTMENT.

y raFo chance j. offered g. some man
with money to invest in good paying
property in the mos; desirable part Of the
city. Two lots, 20 feet front on tie ave
nno, house 8 stories. Two large stores
car he c:ted up on the first floor, the up
per stories are we'll arranged for Offices or
dwellings. For further particulars en-
.-iFe Of JoUS Q. UAEWAE Is Co.,
G-4-,: Rosi E'tste Agents, Cairo, Ills
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-12

imporient thu, asr tobacco mar kct should
b, encouraged an su.tained
At the sale OF the Plantcrs warehouse
Yesterday ,hirty.siz hossheAds were placed
uron the breaks and 'oll ut Ia" following
prices
u hhis luGs..."... ...,...'s . wv. So
n hhds shippers ..'."'''' po'"io W
There were no reflections and the prices
were alike satisfactory TO seller and pur-
chaser,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-12
ICL CRLAM.sALOON

As warm weather IL appE0a.a.nr The
covers OF ice cream win Doe dad 70 learn that
Siessgs, saup s. ClaTEs1n have Gu.4 ND and
rcfurnishod, In elegant style, tlc.rlac cream
larlors. Their mammoth t1da fountain L..
also been put in running order auH notlipg
IL wanting about the csta5lshuut 20 laaIc
the pleasure ond comfort or uo.r patron.
.oompletc i.lr1n
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-12
NOTICE.

Ollie" Cairo nul 81. Ioli4 EH. Co..
Cairo, Ills July IS. 1873.
No'ien j. iara'y given that meeting
O: the fir, tor r. tti' company $50. 10
held =. The Southern Hove j.. tie city ~
-. Louis, No, On Tuesday. tie .;la inst.
e. j. % c,o,l: a. n3.
s. >TtA.- TAILOE. President.
---..I
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-12
COMMERCIAL HOTEL

This popular hotel has been rafttcd and
improved, and is row ono Of the most com
Portable stopping places in the city. Tho
travelling public and persons desiring
pleasant quarters hy the week or month.wiil
always lind them NJ the Commercial hotel.
Rates Of board have been rcductcd as fol-
lows: Day board, 9i - per week; transit.
&! 70 per day; board and lodging, from -
10 {. per week. MIR NJ. j. WHITE.
n rrOurfp'rp..
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-12
NEW GOOlI-

Nrs. Anna Lang on Eighth stree, between
Commercial and Washington avenues, has
Ils. opened out I stock oC new and fashion.
Ib.e millinery goods. she ha. one hundred
and Aiiy different styles II hat and bolnet-,
beside large assortment Of ribbons. low
Cr- ana notion, Of al ,orts, al oi which vii
be .1.l al the lowest price.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-12
NguNu CITY Ac-ovuoutuov.
GOing North.
Leaves Cs.go 81 ...ll:ij AIN. and 900 pm.
Going south.
Arrives Al CalrJ - 500 am. and ) I'm.

Arrives Al Cairo 81 500 am. and - Pm.
The express train north arrive. ut VIM
cenn-s ~ l.'21 pm, Ilahlu. direct cJnnCc-
Boo II 1881 pm with the iu.ausYUI, and
Vince anes railroad for indianapolis, the
EreR; railroad censr., from which point
- -. -, 'Yusy'iq. 10 81 Allr,. tor al!
PS,ois 10 &c hIlri -" c. md ua1a. Al
forlsl lie railroad, .or icrr. H'ute, lnTl,.
Nzp5l,, Chicago, Dagy.Ne ant all points
aoTi1, va tue Terra E-utc LgaU,yilic ami
Caicog0 ralIroaI. and e.; yia o.. Nara.,'.
line, ana indianapolis aud 81. Louis railroad.
~ lb ? IN with the Ohio and Mis-. --rrr.
railroad, foF Cincinnati. LOU.,Fi.. euI al
gp.lis east, via Cincinnati.
PzsssnseIs s1iu- ty rhi- r-"ta -r ,'--rt
y in-l4aa polls, Cincinnati. Louisville, New
lo!s. Bost n, PhA44C.yL.., Baltimore
W zsiington, and al eastern p NJ. 'De sc
.gur. in advance 81 any JtAggr Ufe.
L%qres- TAIN makes connect l o. lido
!AeV with 81. Louis and sJutls.stsI. r1Ll-
WAy, tor 81 Louis, Nj Vernon Illinois,.
s1ZwEes,Own. and =. polg, between J. 20.
s-t0 aud = Louis.
Al NC-rs e - makes cos --1-iJn
.yT >pnus1l44, Rock Island. ar g. rJirt.
on >pun-ilt u and Illinois som as-' p. rail-
va? 4nc con c.tiOn..
Az Earn, w.h = LOUIS, ivan -a, Hen.
let'on arl Nashville railway ra. ia- ~.
iheni-rE!', N--hHIH rIeunC..r ana ST
POINT o. =. l., =, u. auI y. railway ana
connections.
80 checked 90 a.. iupc aat vrIt..
- - Or % -h-,- ant .Ei1rlgt, .l sYr.- g..
me ucseI Office, corner seventh .'r,-t and
WAN! ga. avenue. Cairo, Illinois.
JSy. LEI s-yt CuA~ % Voc
Gen. Pbssr and 7 exc. ~ .
H. ,. buES JOE. Agent. Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-12
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

CAIRO. ARKANSAS AND TENAs Il. Il.
On and after Monday. June ., ls13, trains
VIII run daily, except sunday, between
GresnIeld's landing and Siacston, Scott
county, Nilsson, 1. a. follows:
Leave Groentiold's 1000 am. and i:s1 pm.
Arrive $3.50 n.lU ."
Charleston 1910 " $40 "
" s!kcstOn 40 pm, G-G II
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-12
j. JOHNSON Agt, Cairo,
CHANGE or TIME.

Passenger trains on the Illinois central
change time to-day. From and after 2:lu
p. III. to-day trains win run ~ follows:
ARRIVE.
Express, daily lib u IN.
Mail, except sunday 90. 400 ?. II.
DEPART.
Express. 2l0 p. m.
Mail, daily except sunday l2:ND night.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-12
CHEAP BOARDING.

Regular boardcrs at the European hotel,
Harry Walker proprietor, receive board az
TIC rate o! $40 per month. a.iutf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-12

mo Lucy BcFtfHm, tart samuel J.
Gray, commanding, left -. Louis Tor
Cincinnati at o'clock yesterday afternoon
and will arrive here this morning.
The llilcrnian Fire company came
odt aAoad on their Fourth Of July picnic
The Delis's did vol, and after paying all
expenses, viii have a handsome some lett.
photographs and other pictures at j.
Sehlosinger's, Eighth street between
Washington and Commercial avenues.
1-l0if.
-Padncau is not through with the clol-
/ era yet. We arc Informed that the larc-
est number of cases that have oc-
Cured on any one day during .he season
wa on Thursday last.
-Gool--a champo5 att. George S.oin-
house IS barber shop. !: coo.s man
temper and makes him at pence with uall
the world an the res, Of mankind"
: ,.g.tf
--liohllh ogiorr Wooten report. tho
meat shops and vegetable stands an IN 4
good c5al ,i7n. but Md. thu, tho meat
dealer Of the Foir,h wari deserve spe.
oial praise for tie manner in which tLey
keep their shops
-frof Cur;ico OF tho Conservatory a
Nts'e, who has been ab:en, from tho c.ty
2 few days has returned, and wil! continue
, giving lessons a usual. Scholars will
plea 'oaollsc: that their hoar application,
can he received At any time.
; Tho 81. Louis 'Times says SIN, ,c.
port Of tho consolidation Of the Anchor
and Barge lines, and the buying up Of all
the other bo'.s on tie Mississippi, which
appeared IN yesterday Democrat i. new
20 tie companies referred to.
---Lost--Sir Allen Ramsev.s pastoral
Poems three Volumes, and "Red Book
OF APr'To, two Volumes. These book
we're pcrTo"c! from the undersigned and
never returned. y liberal reward will bo
paid 70 any person who will return them
to rae. Ion, - - '''
--ll..t ''''''
-Work On tic Cairo extension of tic
Mississippi Central railroad :, going
ahead the same a; II there lad neye! heeu
" cs-e o. cholera among tho lahorcrs q,
|of" on i: Mos: @: the ID men. isvjsg
GOT o't. 'he.r "soare have cone tsc,; 10
Wo'sf AID sEo wei A:fsrcl AMI doing ss
wei. Is cso' they dill
&C. HsaDy wishes ,.e publ. I, b in.
formed tbs: he la; ca tsrs stock Of
Or? goods and carpe.s g extensive - anv
10 the Southwest, sal tia: rs is de,errn.
.7si 70 SCI! everything Il. T-ess lower
thar tie .o-esi Call o. lin today ard
er.1irs goods AL p:l-es. Ie a..- ....sfy
5-3 both a. 70 quality and c..
An emp. 1ys O.. the Cr.-.. .4sssrs..
tHa Tea Isi.ro-i, E.s 90 sryrr.'-
.' l'oi hy hr.ns r-1.hol l..=ss- Two
c-ra q. tLr.es;g1 90 T11-s.s7. .t., !,
We. .g-rJ He-esrary . sr-p..s,a o-.- u
,.iee. lie wEs t'51-t:trt-.sr.,r s-g
from here !orvsr4e5 +, l. a.-as n c.a-
c.-rs:'. the company Isy..s e., ,r-....s.
The 10y uL, pay tls, tll -.,s
o.. re.:a'tAT eve-.n~. and .11---- IA
.-.-. gems. So,lc o! then, BIC. .- r-l.
lows VIC 4 asked 70 sf.iiA .s 81
20 c--.y o. tacEe: q vs,.- vr..- .-...
'--'- flsr than : ,...as :t. u...
Can play t4.a ts.,--,-sr, ss-.-.a Nv j.
',--. specially ~ ..: sy @ ga.,sr-
1sy.
The fs..5~.as .a.. l-r.gc. AL .-
p.r;"- '-'a: -. .-st S. ,srIsy Arrived
Henry Ar So Louis Uur.. y
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sze 1y Gsrsnf .yic,of has . G and 5oaao',,
beside large assortment Of ribbons Gow,
be .a.l a, the lowe, price,
Anew AotelAa, Dseu:apene d ,a:a.o: lssyc
ao ,,. - o5'' %, on Ic c'l 1, Of ae'en'h
4aoru Is Brown. hopl, and propic,orcl
,et-cr zen rD's S n zion ,a l q, A9 g,
house De- been thoroughly renovated and
,e ,,.. ~, =. NJ, .. r .,' I,','' ... ,
-'s1,.' ae sas-on 'Ger!., md 'Ao charge,
brown ssaa.', and d,,'r... = .p... ~ , ,"c
'''' .'''''''' @'w
SrNMEn-Attcntion to the
trade. Having % large -eIcc-
non Of handsome white goods
very cheap, h''I'le &c 'aIon.
clennI', plain striped and fig
ucd tylc- SWISS, ploip
-,rinod and f,rprod N,;a,a.u;o
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-12
THE CAIRO AND NINCENNES
RAILROAD.
SHORTEST ROUTE FROM CAIRO
CHANGE OF TINE.

On and after ruc -day. July !. 1873. trains
VII run y follows:
lAFaEs-
Going north leaves Cliroat....... .0Jg.rn.
Gong south arrives 20 Cairo A-.... $40 =. NJ.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-08-16


At certain seasons, as in spring, the
appetite of even the robust is apt to
fail, and the relish for meats and heavy
food to wane. This is all right enough,
for animal diet in warm weather heats
the blood, tends to headaches, and is
generally unwholesome, unless spar-
ingly insed. On the other hand, fresh
vegetables, berries, fruit and bread are
cooling, corrective, and what the palate
most Graves. Don't be afraid to 90
without meat for month or so, and if
you like, live purely on vegetable re-
gimen. We viii warrant that you will
lose no more strength than is common
to the time, and that you will not suf-
fer from protracted heat, as when din
ing on the regulation roast Many per-
sons regard hearty desire for food as
something unrefned, indicate and to
be constantly discouraged. This is a
greater and more harmful mistake than
that of coaxing the appetite. 1t is
just as necessary for the man who works
only with his brain to eat beef and NUT
ton as for the man who labors solely
with his hands, The stomach and the
brain are twins /; the former being the
elder and having prior right to care.
Let that be well provided for, and it
will sustain its brother. The people
who strive to check wholesome and
natural appetite are the people who
regard dinner merely as feed, not the
centre of an agreeable social custom
and as the domestic event of the day.
We are sorry for them, as they must
regard eating at all as prosaic duty
obligatory ON them because they have
bias in favor of living. We all know
| that we must eat to live; but we by nc
means live to eat simply because we
enjoy what we eat. We are not gour-
mands because re relish chops, nor are
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-08-16
FNcAMpMENr AT CAPE MAY.

The Third New Jersey Regiment,
Col. J. Madison Drake commanding,
will parade in Elizabeth on Monday
morning next, preparatory to embark
ing for Cape May, where it will remain
six days in camp. The. Governors Is
land band and the Regimental Drum
Corps will accompany the command
The Third will parade five hundred men
in Summer uniform. A grand recep-
ton will be given the regiment at Con-
gress hall on Tuesday evening. The
commander received bronze medal of
honor from Congress for meritorious
services during the rebellion New
York Times.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-08-16
FRIENDSHIP, LOVE AND TRUTH.

It being generally known among the
Odd Fellows of this city that Hansa
lodge, No. las, was to receive some Wis
itors last evening, from our sister state OF
York, their elegantly furnished hall
was well filed with members of the
order at an early hour. At half past
seven o'clock, the reception committee,
consisting of Messrs. M. Lindenberg,
Gerke and Partick, proceeded to
Cooley's dock and awaited the arrival
of the visitors. oH. s4.s.1 sgs
They came in two large boats from
Port Richmond, and after landing form
ed in procession and proceeded to Lin
denberg's hotel, where refreshments
had been provided. After all appetites
had been appeased, the visitors were es-
corted to the lodge room in Union
square, where they received such q well
come as only Odd Fellows can extend.
The principal ''item of business tran
sacted was the initiation into the mys.
teries of the order of very popular
business man, near First street, who
thought it would be good investment
for him to be connected with the order
before he went with the Third to Cape
May. i.ueT9.f ilo.u.a j yr.s
Short addresses were made by severa
of the visiting members, members OF
Franklin and Elizabethport lodges, and
by d, d. G. NJ, Vanhouten. At the
conclusion OF the speaking, the guests
were taken to Lindenberg s, where two
tables, filled with good things, awaited
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DIDN'T WIN THE BEE

AS yesterdays seven O'Clock evening
train on the Central railroad, bound to
New York, was coming to New York,
two dressy young men got ON at Bound
Brook. They appeared to be looking
after some one, but, on seeing coun-
tryman they sat down, one by bis side
and the other opposite to him, and as
the train was in motion they conversed
with him., At last one Of them pulled
tobacco-box from his pocket, aud asked
him if he could open it. He said he
thought he could, and after he had
opened it, they said they would bet
twenty dollars that he could not open
it again. The Dutchman, thinking that
he would win his bet, pulled out TWEEN
ty dollar note and handed it to one of
the men, who went to the conductor to
get it changed. Not returning the other
man suggested that he had run away.
The advancer Of the money got excited
at this, and went out after him, where
upon No. 2 jumped off on the other
end Of the car, and both swindlers es-
capped. Halassai.L Ha ,Jofr sau
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