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IA Thirteenth subscription night OF the
sTRAKosCH GRAND ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY,
THIS MONDAY) EVENING, OCT. ~,
second time this season of Mozarts chefd'nuvre,
DON GIOVANNI. NILSSON,
SECOND JOINT APPEARANCE OF the THREE PRIME
DONNIE OF THE sTRAKosCH OPERA COMPANY,
MADAME CHRISTINE NILSSON
NILE osTAyA TORRIANI, MILE. ALICE MAREsI,
CAMPANINI. MAUREI EAMNETTI, sC0I.ARA. &c.
WEDNESDAY,. OCT 20, AT 8,
LUCIA. NILssON-CAMPANINI:
FRIDAY EVENING OCT 81. AT g.
(FIRST TIME THIS SEASON.. MARTHA
MADAME CHRISTINE NILSSON.
MISS CARY-CAPOUL-DEL PUENTE-SCOLARA.
SATURDAY NEXT NOV. !, ATl
GRAND GALA NILSSON MATINEE.
DON GIOVANNI-NILSSON,
WITH SAME BRILLIANT ENSEMBLE AS ABOvE.
PRICES OF ADMISSION, EyG PERFORMANCES:-
General Admission. 49, Family Circle, 81
Reserved Seats according locaionl 81 and 90 extra
NoTICE,-Prces for MATINEE. Nov. ], att 80 T. NJ =
Admission, 81 Reserved Seats 81 extra
Seats and boxes for all the above at the Academy
also 70l Broadway and ia Broadway.
TOMORROW (TUESDAY) GRAND CONCERT,
by the principal
ARTISTS OF THE STRAKOSCH OPERA COMPANY.
Seats for Concert now at Academy; also at 70l and
Rra adxyav
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- THK PRICES at this esablis meil have been re-
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AMUsEMENTs.

AMUsENENTs.
W0oD'S MUSEUM pOMINICK MURRAY.
w Two performances daily; ut and 6P. N.
:. ADMISSION THIRTY CENTS
(The eminent and popular
TUESDAY, DOMINiCK MURRAY
WEDNESDAY, DOMINICK MURRAY,
AND In his and original
THURSDAY irish Drama OF
EVENINGS. WILLY REILLY
OCTOBER AND HIS
"a, IS ~ and 80 DEAR COLLEEN
New Scenery and Efecta
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 81, BENEFIT or Mr..
DOMINICK MURRAY, ON which occasion the great sen.
saton Drama Of .ESCAPED FROM SING SING"
(The romantic Nautical
MATINEE Drama In three acts, Of the
PERFORMANCES at2 WIZARD OF THE WAVE,
MONDAY, WIZARD or THE WAyB,
TUESDAY, ( cast TO the strength Of tho
WEDNESDAY, entire company.
THURSDAY, NEW SCENERY and
and FRIDAY. STAGE PARAPHEkNA-
MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER s. frst time the en-
tireiy new Local Drama, written by DoMlNiCK MUIR
RAY, entitled, "kOPED IN"
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NTIBLO'S GARDEN. NIBLO,S GARDEN
~ Lessees and Manausrs. :. JARRETT 4 PALMKn
a A,CARD--Notwthstaudin the enormous outlay At
tenuan on the production Of the BLACK CROOK at this
an far exceeding that incurred %
leave to present the following
- POPULAR Prices,
Admission Parquet and Dress Circle One Dollar
reserved Orche estra Stalls. Fifty cents extra
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ADJUSTMENTS.

OLYNPIC THEATRE.
~ Every evening ata
III Grand InauRuaou
81 RETURN TO SPRCIE PAYMENT BAGTa
ADMISSION
&c., 1bc. and a.
- IMPORTANT DRAMATIC EVENT
81 THE EMINENT NATURAL Acton
81 ROBERT McWADE,
I'll ROBERT McWADE
In bis truly wondrous natural, gifted and romenuo
impersonation of
]; ff S1.wz4s: s4
oI WINKLE,
WINKLK. 4N tNN
I'll MOST THRILLING DRAMATIC EFFECTS.
CHARACTERIZATION UNEQuALLED
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY.
STARTLING MECHANICAL ETFECTH.
BRILLIANT AND SUPERB CAST.
pEHOLDl WE HEAR THE PUBLICS CALL
I'll MARK OUR ANSWER.
> s**ss ADMISSION Nsxsss
ul Soc, 75c. and 81
IL OLYMPIC THEATRE,
~ ga Broadway
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POSITIVELY LAST wEEl

sNTs; Reserved Seats front balcony. 81 cents extra
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE AND TO RENT.

A COUNTRY RESIDENCE AND 81 ACRES. NEAR
"A. New Brunswiok n :: hot and COLD wgter, station.
house, Ice house, numerous oubuldngs plenty of fruit;
Schools churches of all denomnations frequent r aims;
taxes nominal Owner, ~ Lafayette avenue. Brooklyn
DARE CHANCE.-A LADY OWNING ONE OF THE
IL finest Farms In Pennsylvania will sell II at real
sacrifice 40 right Oh the edge Of beautiful town,
where loo new buildings being erected, only five
minuies walk from railroad depot land g high, and
unsur passed for beauty and health splendid buildings;
elegant brick dwelling hali and rooms piazza and
house. large barn carriage poultry and hog houses
from Phlade phia milk and IL passenger trains daily;
only 81 hours from New York price $500, including
stoves. Crockery &c ac.; only stcoJ cash required,
balance 70 suit purchaser Immediate possession II re-
quired Don't fall TO see this; Il Is fortune to an enter
prsing man. Take A. NJ. train from foot OF Liberty
street. New York New Jersey Central hairoad 70 bcthe
hem, Pa there take North Pennsylvania Railroad to
Quakertown Bucks county, Pa, where you arrive be-
fore O'Clock. Can return at y. N. Inquire at Bush
House, opposite Qnakertown station for @. u WALKER
DIvERsIpE PARK LoTs--sITUATXn on A WIDE
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duced to the specie bssis-ys. ADMISSION FIFTY
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AMusrMENTs.

ANTvYos TMENTSs
DALy's BROADWAY THEA. shk. ~ bEuiNs .d " AZ Al
72s and 7so Broadway, nsas ,Astor place
- THE PRICES at this establish meht nave been re-
duced to the specie bssis-vs. ADEissioS FiFii
CENTS; Reserved Seats balcony. 81 cents extras
in Orchestra. 81 extra; Family Circle. 20 cents.
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK
MR. J. X. EMMETT, -,
the great dialect actor who will appear SIX nish nc,e
and the Saturday Matinee, in the famous local arahy
FRITZ,
OUR COUSIN GERMAN,
introducing all the speciaes which have attracted and
delighted he immense audiences nightly In attendancc.
MONDAY, November 5, Mr.. Days ever popular local
play, UNDER THE GASLIGHT with all its sensauonai
situations and effects and an Immense cast
MONDAY, November TO- Miss CARLOTTA LECLERCQ,
In wilke Collins own dramanzahon OF THE NEW
MAGDALEN.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, TWENTY THIRD STREET
VI and Eighth avenue. Begins ats Matinee every
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~ John streets-NEWMAN LEOPOLD con ntinues the
buying, selling or advancing Diamonds Watches
Jewery Pianos Merchandise, Life Policies, tor any
amount
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extra; Family Circle. 10 ceI
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nR, j. JAY vILLERS HUMOROUS LECruySE-
~ Funny People," Weschss!er Pa October II har-
ark, November l: Cortland. 3 Address ANERICAN
LITERARY BUREAU,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-31
THE DUTY OF THE HOUR.

The new city council will organize TO.
morrow night, and the people are won
deiing what their representatives will
do t. lessen their burdens.
This city Is on the verge OF bank
rnptcy ii all the reports which come to
US from the Comptroller's office are to be
relied upon. Ii this is tine, aud we
have no reason to doubt it, it behooyes
the incoming council to reduce the num-
her of salaried officers cut down the ex
orbitant appropriation for gas from forty
to twenty thousand dollars OF to n less
amount, pnt stop TO spending money
uqelosslY or public enclosures which
goats and pigs alone are allowed to fire.
quent remove the police headquarters
to the city hall, besides thousand oIh'
or expenses which can he saved Just "a
well as not
The mnrket-housa iaa miserable fall
urp, the police are paid war salaries. and
much money is wasted in nearly all he
departments. The people arc crying
aloud for relief, and the comptroller is
begging money, but no answers are re-
turned. Business Is utterly Frustrated,
aud ruin stare our shop keepers in the
face.
The people will watch the actions Of
their representatives in the city council
this year, and each member will receive
the reward he merits No more ''iobs'
must be projected, not even to keep
councilmel in pocket money The
times demand retrenchmcnt in every
possible manner. Whether the city
fnthels will heed the lessons and duties
Of the hour remains to be seen. We
shall soon know whether they are more
interested in rewarding favorites with
TAT Offices, or in reducing expenses to
hard pan figures We shall gee. We
shall see.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-31
MECHFLlAq0 BE HANGED.


The New Jersey court of pardens
convened in special session ut Trenton
yesterday, to consider the case Of Jacob
Mechella, the murderer Of United
States Marshal Stevenson, now awaiting
execution in the Hudson county Jail.
Albert $. Coko and , ashington D.
Williams, counsel for the prisoner,
together with a large delegation of in
iluential citizens from Jersey City were
present in Trenton, and had long con-
ferenees with the individual members
of the Court before the court went Into
secret session. The opinions Of large
number OF physicians who have ac-
| quainted til mSclves with the mental
condition Of the prisoner were sub
mitted. Some OF these gentlemen rX-
pressed themselves us donhtlul of his
sanity. That of others-Dr. Bultaolt,
OF the State fanatic Asylum at Trenton,
and County Physician Buck among the
uumbtr-held him to be perfectly san =.
The court spent two hours in the con
silemtiou of the case, and finally decid-
cd not to commute the sentence.
Mechelll Was convicted in October
last of tbs murder Of United States
Marshal Stevenson, and Immediately
sentenord 10 be hung en- the 9th Of De.
crmber. Mranwhile the court Of Par
dons listened to an appeal !og the cou-
mutation of The sentence but refused 70
interfere. On December 4, Governor
Parker was waited upon by number Of
humane citizens, who repre-, ented that
Mtchelln wus insane, and be reprived
him to the 9Th OF Jannary, that the
court of purdons might Investigate the
question moro thoroughly. The result
OF this investigation is the second rr-
fusu to interfere.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-31
NEW. ITEM


The murderer Tlyons was hanged at
Barrie, Canada, yesterday.
The inquiry into the Vile du Hayrc
disaster was begun yesterday,
The Achecnese have been again de-
feated by the Dutch troops
The strike among the railroad cngi.
npers in the west continues. There
seems to be little prospect Of settle
ment OF tho difficulties.
a fire at Stevrns Point, Wis. on
Sunday night caused = loss OF forty
Thousand dollars.
The large blaming mill OF \. D.
Lovely, at PIymouth, Ind, was burned
Monday night. The amount of the
loss is unknown
\ fatal encounter between Americans
and Mexicaus in Lincoln county, y. NJ,
has resulted in th" killing of seven per
sons. More trouble i, anticipated
The Buffalo ri, er was frozen over yes
teriay for tho first time this season.
The case OF Maggie JourIon, char
ged with assisting i'll Sharkey'S escape,
was given to a New York jury last night
4 fresh monetary crisis is apprc-
hcndcd at Berlin, Chere are umors
Of heavy commercial failures there.
Peter Mailman. the wife murderer,
WAS hanged at Lunnnburg, n. s., yes,
terday, in the presence Of three thou
sand spectators
Tie Connecticut Valley Ane writing
paper mixers association voted yester
day to make only half the usual pro
duct on for six months from Jan. /.
Burrirl has ben relieved OF his com
maud by the Home Government for
having, in n recent proclamation, ut
tackled the existing Administration o!
Spain.
The treaty between Russia and Box
harl is published. BokharH agrees to
abolish slavery in return for the gift OF
the Khivan territory on the right bank
OF the Amu,Darin River
Captain General Joyellar insists that
the Spanish government shall accept
his resignation, unless he is given in
lull the powers granted to his predeces-
sorS.
Tho Association Vetera Of 1916,
survivors Of the Mexican war, will he
received by the President Mt quarter
to one O'Clock on New Years Day with
the veterans of 1872.
A small schooner, mime unknown,
went ashore on one of the Cuckolds of
Cnpe Newaggan Monday night and sank
between two rocks. Her crew Of four
men were Il scoyered on the rocks, an |
rescued by n boat from shore.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 30.-Mrs. Coole,
wife of Wiliam L. Coole, treasurer of
the central Savings Bank of this city,
residing near Gainesville, Baltimore
county, when retiring last night accl-
ientalIy upset a coal-oil lamp. Her
clothing caught fire, and she WAS 80 ter
bly, burned thGt she died ut six o'clock
this morning. AT the time Of the ACCT
dent her husband was absent Watching
at the bedside of sick brother.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-31

The terrific yum tragedies OF Christ
mas and Christmas week add new
force to the annual homilics against the
intemperance of New Wears dizzy. None
that weshave 3 en-, as yet, strikes home
ut this folly more effectively than Mr..
Betchrrs on Sunday last. " wish to
express strong DESIRE he said, that
this IN. American custom of putting
wine upon the tables at New Years
should be iscontinued-a custom com
paratively recent and uucallsd for not
called for by any love OF wine, for l
don't believe there Is one man in five
hundred that really loves the taste Of
wine, and although it is fashionable TO
prettn nd to distinguish one quality from
another, don't believe that there is
one man in five hundred that can tell
Bordeaux from Burgundy" The ab
Surdity and affectation of putting wine
upon Que 5 table on New Years day, as
though it were the regular high bred
custom of the family, was never more
sharply shown up. 1t ought to deter
self respecting people, who would de-
spiao themselves for any thing like
" shoddy" protence, from triatng fami-
lia,ly and fushionably on New Yeags
day with what they consider poison and
bottled sin all the rest of the year.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-31
IND DE TIE VlRGiNIrs

Details of the loss Of the Virginins
haze been furnished by the officers of
tho Ossipee. She was abandoned of
Wilmington on December 26, and sank
ten miles from the shore. The crew
were rescued with great difficulty by
the Ossipee during q storm. United
States District.Attorney Bliss stated
that the proceedings on the part of the
government had ended. The captive7
have found friends in the metropolis
aud arc enjoying rest after their varying
fOrtuues.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-31
ATE NEWS.

$ ATE NEWS.
The Jersey City curling club opened
its rink yesterday.
Recent burgl tries in Omuqe have in
/ ducpd the authorities to increase the
unalber of policemen.
/ Lyon l.. Nathan, Of Jersey City, is at
/ the pniut OF death from an overdose Of
mrDhno taken yesterday morning
Yesterday the state and county tax Of
/ New brunswick, amounting TO sixty two
/ thousand one hundred aUd eighty dol
lar and eighty cents, wus paid by the
city collector.
Residents Of Jersey City have sub
scrihed one hundred and twenty five
dollars for the family OF United States
Marshal Stephenson. killed by Me.
CD, La.
An effort will be made IN the next
! legislature to abolish the office OF city
attorney and two of the police justice
ships, thereby saving tho city ninety
thousand dollars year.
six public schools in Jersey City have
teachers Of the German language. which
one might suppose to be superbnous in
the case Of German pupils and unaeces-
e;u'y for Am ricans
The farmers club Of 3iilllrsax coun-
/ ty viii meet IN the court house ut New
BruuaNich on Monday next. The best
method OF improving the county roads
will be discussed,
Near sighted citizens Of Morrstown
a!l0ra much innocent amusement to
| lighr-hcartca youths By tnmbling in
pl 'o"s OYER strong strings stretched
across the 81 lewalk.
Last night, fire broke ont in The
two,stoTy frame house of Morris Barry,
at Union and Market streets, Newark.
Mr.. Barry, who is an aged man aud an
invalid, was in bed III an upper room,
and WAS Slightly burned about the head
and face, He narrowly escaped with
his life
A new daily paper will make its APP
peamnce i'll Trenton on the first of the
new year its name is to be Public OPP
inion, published by.W. S. Sharp, and
report say3 that Mr.. w G. Snethen of
Elizabeth, is to have charge of tho cdi-
tcrial columns.
Two pions Gentlemen Of Borlnntowo
while on their vny to carly church at
five O'clock Cbm1tmas morning WERE.
arrested Inv intovicetrd ronstahIss an1
locked Iip, The citizens were naturally
Indignant, and the officials after sober
reflection wish they had not been so
short sighted
nv Jvon T.. Nathan. an Influential
Democratic p0litician Of Jersey Civ, il
nj Ike point Of 1rotb from an override .
Of morphine. which he took vestarlnv
morning,
pI;,i;,, I3aa.L,. -, -.
''n, 1 p; q t'''''',ti 49, ~
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-31
THE MODEL HERALD,

The editor OF the He,u}2 has attacked
TIE MONITOR number Of times, and
generally has had his own way, simply
because VIC do not care to notice small
fry. But when ho took occasion to
tell his readers that tho power OF ar
rest had been used against IL" We went
for him, and now the poor fellow feels
sick, and yesterday he assured The
MONITOR that he had no time for per
aoRai diScpsSion." OF course not He
had plenty of time" to talk about our
"arrest, " (of course that wasn't person.
OH but then he has no time OF inc!ina-
ton for " Discussion. He makes Il
cowardly attack, then flea from the
wrath to come. The H.ruld concludes
by attempting to poke stick Mt our
military " decorations, which do not
impress" him. The decorations worn
by US are legitimate and highlyhonorable;
but ii the Heroh courts G. ntrovcrSy
on our army career he can have it TO his
hearts content. Nothing would suit MS
better, because there arc two hundred
veterans still alive in Elizabeth who
stood at our side, or followed us on for
ty battle fields of tho r public and who
can testify in defence ofhWh.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-31
Toys. C0ntectiOneries, &C.

A. E. ALLEN
FASHIONABLE CoNFECTIoNER
No. 843 Broad street. Newark, and 206 Broad
street, tArcade BuildiaS,) Elizabeth,
Takes pleasure in informing the citizens Of
Elizabeth that he is fully prepared for the
season, to attend Weddings ard Parties with
hiP usual care and expedition, and in y styls
not 10 be excelled, either i'll taste or elcga1Ico
by any other establishment.
CHOICE CONNECTIONS,
or Chocolate Caramels, &C., of his own
manufacture, fresh every day.
iso, his celebrated Ice Creains and Water
Ices.
Ladies and Gents Dining Room, equal to
any FIRST class resort III the state.
PHILIP MoHR's
ICE CREAM GARDEN
AND CONFECTIONERY STORE,
CORNER FIRST AND FULTON STREETS
splendid stock of
STATIONERY, ko.
DOLLS, CONNECTIONS, DO.
Balls, Parties. TO-. furnished.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-31

A meeting largely attended, vas
held ut York recently to protest
again st lie introduction of confession
into the form Of the churc} OF England,
Fitzwilliam, X. G., lord lieutenant Of
the West Riding, was in the chair On
the proposition OF Admiral Duncombe,
seconded by Sir Harcoart tombstone, it
was resolved that this meeting regrets
with sorrow tho introduction into the
church of England OF the confessional
and other practices md teaching oppos-
ed to the principles Of our L formed
church, and pledges itself to cooperate
in every practicable why in putting 4
check upon these evils. On the pro
position Of Lord Tignmouth, seconded
by Mr.. FoIiambe, a resolution was then
paased regarding the present unsatis.
factory state OF the law, and asking for
reform \ memorial to taa queen WAS
then adopted en- the proposition Of Earl
Cathcart, seconded by Mr. Sergeantson,
and it was also resol we'd that copy Of
the memorial be sent % the Archbishop
ef York.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-31

The correspondence between the Sec
rotary Of state, Mr.. Fish, and our ex.
minister to Spain. General Sickles, con-
ducted by telegraph, is published in the
morning papers. The general respect
illly tenders his resignation, which the
secretary says will be accepted, Letters
of recall, with instruction, will be for
warded by next mail. The reason ale
ged by the general for his resignation is
that it is published semi officially that
the government disapproves of his con-
duet in the case of the yirginius.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-31

There has been another engagement
in Acheen, between tho Dutch troops
and II large force ofAchpcnesc, in which
the latter were defeated with heavy loss
es III killed and wounded The loss of
the former was moderate The health
Of the Dutch troops is good
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-31

EVERY dog will have his day, and
"Dtn" Sickles has had his.
Such are tho concluding words of
paragraph in yesterdays Jomnol
Fine language to be used towards
soldier who lost leg in say
ing the country at Gettysburg, but
r, this excellent authority thinks
every dog wi have his day. per haps
we may here remark that that time is
speedily approaching for the .Joprnoi,
whicIlamong newspaper men is rated M
a Rnn stnr
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-31

1t having been rumored that COM
missioner Of public works De La
Vergne, of Jersey City. demanded one
hundred and fifty dollars for the ap-
pointment Of ]. j. Markey as Water
Purveyor, committee of investigation
was appointed by the board yesterday
ON motion of Mr.. De La Vergne.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-31
NTH WOULDN'T IKE TO BUY
A NICE PRESENT FOR 81?
HAHNE & BLOCK,
613 BROAD STREET,
EWAkK, N. j.,
Fave added to their large stock of
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS,

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-22

WASHINGTON STEAM FIRE ENGINE
w COMPANY.-Attend The Regular Monthly
Meeting OF your Company, THIS EVEN1NG at
O'Clock. BY order. Y. SCdwlNu,
Ian22 secretary.