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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-29
THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1899.

TIE ELIZABETH DAILY MONITOR is
published at 155 BROAD STREET, near
ly opposite the National State Bank, by
J. MADISON DRAKE,
Editor and Proprietor.
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A CARD.

A CARD.
The subscriber desires to return his thanks to the
members of the Fire Department for their efficient
services in preserving his property at the fire last
evening. He feels that the Elizabeth firemen de-
serve great honor. To those citizens who so kindly
assisted himself and family, he also returns his
thanks, l. II. SRUIER.
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DRESS MAKING,
FOR RENT.
COWS FOR SALE.

1.-TWO CHOICE COWS WITH CALVES. Also a
i year old COLT, well broke to single or dou-
BILE harness. Inquire of the subscriber for two
DAYS at A. T. I,lm's Sash and Blind Shop, Yves
Grand street. Zap 81 1w*l S. CRANE.
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The DAILE MONITOR will be served to subscribers at
TWELVE CENTS WEEK.
Mr. GEORGE 4. VAN BIARoUM has route in the
upper part of the city Orders may be left at this
office. Mr.. WILLIAM G. JONES will supply those at
the Port
Copies may be obtained at 1a6 Broad street.
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STORE TO LET.

X GOD business stand. Desirable locality, within
" one hundred yards of the depots. Apply a
40 Morris avenue all tt
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1t is reported that Mr.. Dickens will
visit America again this Fab.
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MOUSE FOR SALE,

TyNHE House in William street, between Madison
4 avenue and Catharne street. The House
CONTAINS SEVEN LARGE ROOMS.
Size of Lot 80 by 100. Price S4,70O. Terms easy
Apply to JOHNSON YATES, corner of Jefferson
avenue and East Grand street. ale If
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REMOVAL.
DRESS MAKING.

MISS NJ & ]. HIGGINS would inform the la
lNl dies of Elizabeth that they have removed
from East Broad street to 242 Broad street, where
they are always ready to wait upon their customers
and feel fully competent to do all kinds of work
pertaining to their business with neatness and dis
patch. Cutting, Fitting and Machine Stitching done
at short notice. a2Olm*
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Mail subscribers Sc a year, ia adj
vance. Single copies three cents.
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Hsa- Rev. Dr. Miller breaches a tenn
perance sermon at the Court House, on
Sunday evening next.
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POTATOES.

aAOBUsHELs CHOICE POTATOES suitable
AOU for seed or eating purposes, just received
and for sale cheap for cash by
WALSER & VONARX,
ap17-tf Tanner Building, Morris avenue
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FOR SALE,

night acres of Land, situated on Salem avenue,
IL near Broad street. For terms, &c, inquire of
a27 3t* Mrs. w. MOORE, Salem avenue.
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PIANO..
BOARD.
FOR SALE,

THE HOUSE AND LOT, No. 81 William street.
l. near Catharine street. House IS by IS feet
with kitchen attached. Lot 26 by 100 feet Fine
garden. Price $780, Possession immediately
Apply on tie premises. a19 If
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Boarding.

A FEW gentlemen can be accommodated with
N full Board in private family, Terms mode
rate. Apply for full particulars at 1913 Broad street.
in Boot and Shoe Store: ais If
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-26

TIE UNITED STATES COURT, MARCH 25-
HoN. GEO. S. BRIAN, Presiding. Meyer
was finally discharged in bankruptcy. The bill for
foreclosure in the matter of Tbes s. Waring, bank
rupt, and answers thereto, were referred to Regis
tar Carpenter for report The report OF the Regis
trar on the petition Of Esther Heron to establish
lien In the matter OF Robert A. Heron was read
and confirmed, and the lien established. 1t was or.
dered that all lion creditors establish claim before
Registrar Clawson before the 2oth April, and show
cause why the real estate of G. B. Pearson, bank.
rkpt, should not be sold free from membranes.
Lien against L. C. Chappel was established on re-
port of the Registrar. The case of B. R. Harvn for
final discharge in bankruptcy was referred to the
Registrar and final hearing set down for the 26th
April ". J. ]. Lefrage was finally discharged in
bankruptcy. The asagnees of w. J. Carter, bank
rupt was ordered to sell the real and personal estate
OF the bankrup; in May next and to call for proof
of claims before that time. The amended schedule
of Saml g. Flowers was fled. TIE petition Of A. A.
Gilbert to enforce lien against 8. R. Flowers was
referred to the Registrar The report of the Regis
trar on the petition of Jonas Prewton to establish
lien of mortgage and for sale of land in the matter
of A. W. T. Simmons confirmed. and the mort
gage ordered foreclosed. and sale by the assignee
ordered.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, MARCH 25.-Pdriiion Ho!e!.
Geo Adam. D Wright, Georgia Fire Company, Au.
gusta; NJ Jack, Pennsylvania; Malloy. Conway
boro'; Mcmillan, Parnwcll: ] c McCuilman, Il
Parrot, Dar inston; L Clarksol South Carolina;
Z " sherwood and son, Erie. N j; E II Mason aud
wife Chicago; J Borknisht, Florila; & Do X, Har-
isburg, Pa; f Engcbert, Pennsylvania; J Har.
rineton, Newton, Mass; W Il Bell, Osweso, Z; r
Kcelcr, " s Jubrsou, " Johnson, Jr, n Wood
ward, New York; q Briiscmaa, Springfield, Mass:
II King, land rci:exedor, New York; A
Morton, Gillisonvillc: " " Fowler Bell r ngers; o
H Whitfield Zeal, Williamsburg.
Charleston Hotei.-J Reese. Georgi,; Il " Stc-
vens. Larcasier;E Z Plowden. lowien, Clar.
endon; Ledyard Hull. New York; " II Gaylord Ohio;
Cartright, Pennsylvania; " Walker, Washing.
ton, y e. ] Orth, Norfolk; r S Newbold and Wife,
Miss Newhold Pennsylvania; T Weed and daughter
George H Andrews Aiken; A D Logan. New Yurk;
William Dodd and wife, Miss Ella Dodd New Jersey;
II o Bloodsood, New York; S Osborne and wife,
Florence Osborne, New jersey; W McMaster, Miss C.
McMas.er Cincinnati; j Thompson. Yorkville;
Brand Augusta; E Y Clark, New York; T Bo-
gen, Cincinnati: r Richards aud family, Miss
White Boston; Miss Van Doren, New York;
Isaac McKim and s;ife. G Remington, J H Guen.
dary, Baltimore;J Gum, Reeves, F Dreypel,
G Greer and daughter, W Henzell ard wife, Miss
Hentzell, Wodinston, " Woodward, Wads.
worth and wife. q kinesland, E De Ber1edon, "
J johnson aud son, New Yors: H G Eastman, o J
Hansoom, Poughkeepsie; H Rudgman, sprinS Sfeld,
Mass; Bippel and wife, Ltverpool Barrett and
wife. Miss Barrett, city; N Casonova, cardeuas,
Cuba
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EMIGRATION TO CALIFoRNIA.-A large num-
Der of South Caroinans discouraged by the appear
ance of things in this State by their losses from the
war, and especially By their dsfranchsement under
the Reconstruction acts have left and are leaving
their native State to seek their fortunes anew on the
Pacific coast With the subjects of their jicontens
removed from their sight, with the necessity OF hard
work upon them on the fertile lands and among the
prosperous people of California, their energies and
abilities will have freer scope ard greater stimulus
than at home. and they will doubtless achieve in q
greater or less degree that good fortune which they
sack. he same freed ON from repinng, the same en-
ergy and hard work, would, however, enable them to
overcome the difficulties which now surround us
Mt home, and to achieve on their native soil and
anoce friends and relatives degree OF success ten
fold more productive OF enjoyment than the best
of fortune in strange land. To command the
same spirit and energetic Industry among the de-
brs of our fallen fortunes as IN new country, ie-
auires of course no small dgree OF philosophy.
That philosophy, we believe, is possessed by most
of our people, and in ten o: at most twenty
years, when the great Southern Pacific Railroad
has its eastern terminus in Charleston, our friends
who have gone to the other end OF the
line will have little to boast OF that We VIII not
enjoy at this.
Among the more recen. emigramts to the West
from this STATE We notice the names Of three e1-
Confederate officers and their families, amounting
in all to eighteen persons, who will sail on the
Califorai steamer from New York tomorrow The
officers alluded to are: 1st. Lieutenant-Colonel
John G.. Presley, OF the Eutaw Regiment, who
served with distinction at Secese:onville, Battery
Wagner and Petersburg. at which last place he was
desperately wounded. Before The war he was for q
long time member Of the State Legislature ftom
Williamsburg District, and he was also member Of
the Secession Convention from the same district
He resided at Kingstree and was prominent men,
her of the bar at that -iace. 2d. Colonel James F.
Presley of the Tenth South Carolina 1nfintry bet
ter kr own as Manlgault's Regiment, in command Of
which he was severely wounded at Stone Mountain
Bafors the war he was mem1er of the State Senate
Ron, William sburg District. In California he e1-
pects 10 plant and practice medicine 3d. Captain
Dwight Burr, who was also Confederate ofacer
from this State.
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TIE PEAK BELL RINGERS. inclemency
of the weather prevented there being large an au
dience at the Hiberniar Hall last everiug, as on
previous occasion. to litten 10 the sweet music Of
the els and enjoy the varied and highly interesting
entertainment of the Peak and Berger families. The
fEia define ativns of Sol Smith Russell decided
alty of the programme, and keep the risibili-
ties of the au dience always astir. There has not
been an a must ment in our city for a long season
which has given such general Subtraction on the
score of ge nuiro merit as the combined vocal, ir-
strumental and general perfor mances furnished by
this celebrated combination.
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CLUBS AND STARs.-The following cases were
disposed ef yesterday by the Mayor:
Sam Middleton, colored, for attempting TO lob o
Iscy ON KurIeugecstreet sent 70 the house OF Cor
rection for thirty days.
F. Brant, white. intoxicated and disorderly on East
Bay. Fined So.
Margaret Campbell, colored, for larceny Of silver
watch and clothing frcm the residence Of Mr. Fitts
Hold for further examination.
Yesterday, about 10 o'clock. thief entered the
store of Mr. Co MY, No. II Market street, by raising
the bar Of the door. and succeeded in carrying of
lot of clothing Mr.. Coney was absent at church at
the time.
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MEETINGS THIS DAT.
Eagle Fire Company, at 8 P. N.
Howard Lodge, al 8P. n.

JOB PRINTING AT The NEWS OFFIcE.-For
the accommodat on of our friends and the public,
We have just established, in connection with our
business, Job Printing Office, where we are now
prepared to execute all kinds of job printing with
cheapness, accuracy and dispatch. This department
Of our Office is in charge of accomplished and con-
scientious practical printers and our friends who
favor us with their orders may rely upon their pune
tual and careful execution.
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TIE AUGUSTA FIREMEN DELEaAT1oN.-Cap-
tain George Adams and Dr. D. 8. Wight, Of the
Georgia Independent Fire Company, reached the
city yesterday, and at the Pavilion hotel. They
preceded the delegation consisting Of Messrs. c. :.
Dodge, E. Hatcher, C. Hollingsworth. D. Plumb and
Lieutenant George Mclaughlin, and perhaps others,
who will arrive in the city today to take charge OF
the steamer the Georgia. which will arrive on the
teamship Charleston. The Georgia has beautiful
signal light at her head on the front Of which is the
coat of arms of the Site; on the rear glass is the
word Georgia" highly embellshed; on each side
OF the glass the words Georgia A. I. F. Company.
lst Division" She has two name plates on her
boiler, WITH the engine engraved on them. She has
straight boiler, with 1G8 copper fues, X by %
inches, with an ex ension smoke pipe. The boiler
has jacket silver plated metal. Her steam cyin-
der is inch bore and Q inch stroke. The boiler
has $50 feet of service copper ues. the fire passing
on the inside of them. All of Eer iron work is highly
polished Her wheels have metallic hubs the front
ones are Az feet and the bind wheels So feet. She
is painted an ivory black and striped with
gold, altogether making handsome appear
ancc. She is rated as third-clss. No doubt
our frcmen. with their characteristic hospitality,
will give the delegation reception worthy Of
their reputation. aud take care of them while
ere. 1t is expected that the new steamer for the
''Eagcs" will be on the same steamship. She has
Already been described in THE News. The arrival
OF these new appara will doubtless create stir
in the department, which is already infused with
considerable vim on the subject Of The forthcoming
parade which viii, learn, bc one Of the grandcst
that has occurred here in years.
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WITHDRAWAL OF Mr.. MAcgEY.-Mr. Corbn
moved yeste day and it was ordered. that the name
of T. j. Mackey-caiming to be Alderman elect from
Ward No. Some Of the REALTORS in the quo yarranto
case now pending be stricken from the record of
the cause. We are informed that MIR. Mackey's oh.
ect is to bring his case which involves The question
at issue, directly before the Supreme Court, which
sits on the 9Th April thereby avoiding the delay that
would follow should Judge Carpenter decide agains,
the petitioners or reserve his decision until after the
Supreme Court has met.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
MIR. ANDREW NJ. MoRELAND has an important
advertisement in another column.

Coop News! GooD NEWS LIE! the bells
ring; let the cannon lie fred; 1t us all rejoice
whoop whoop. hurrahl hurrah! The Legislature
has adjourned sine die tsin'd end died.) Oh what
saving to the stae-slseO per day. Let all, with
out distinction of color, meet at steee's SHAT Hail.
No. sI3 Kingstreet, and rejoice over the beautiful
new style felt and straw hats.
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argument.

GOOD FRIDAY will be appropriately observed
in the Catholic and FL iscopal Churches. In the
former to-day, there is 70 mass and the altar is
stripped OF all its ornaments. Th' ceremony OF un
yelling tic Cross is performed by the parish priest
who urcovers a small portion OF the cross at time
and chants "Ecce Lgnum ciucis," the assistants nm
swering Z" FL ctuomus genaa " After the cross has
been entirely ncovered, the faithful approach and
reverently kiss the head and foet Of the crucifx
When this portion of the ceremony is ended the
host is placed in the tabernacle and the priest per.
forms the concluding portion of the mass. In the
evening there is generally sermon on the Passion,
and the hymn Stdbat Mater is chanted by the
choir.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-26

INSIDE VIEWS OF NEW YoRK.-Mr Edward
Winslow Martin, life long resident of New York,
who has had the best opportunities of observing oil
the phases of life in that city, has published volum.
inous and interesting work descriptive of New York
and it's inhabi tants called Ihe Secrets of the Great
City" which is illustrated with thirty iue engrav.
inRs, and sold for the low price of 81 u.s. Mr., R. c.
Starr is the agent for Charleston.
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nEpoRTKRs CRUMDs.-lhe churches, Epis.
copal and Catholic, were very tastefully decorated
yesterday.
The e1amInation of the students Of the Charleston
College was completed yesterday.
The over market presents avery inviting appear
ance. burdened with tropical fruit.
The public examination of the Hi h School viii
take place on Monday.
The man climi ing the telegraph poles to attach
the wire for the new Office in Broad-street caused
some sensation yesterday among those who hat
never seen the like before, and attracted quite {
crowd
1t is rumored that a well known legal gentleman
of this city will soon receive remembrance from
one OF the companies attached to the Fire Depart
ment OF the City of Charleston-in oil probability hi
will be cantd.
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A RIVER TH1EF.-A white man by the name
of Sawyer. while lying of the plantation of Mr. Will
liams Middleton. Ashley River, in his schooner.
few days ago, went up to the garden Of the plana-
tion and robbed it of o large lot of fine japonica
plants and carried them aboard his vessel, and as
soon as the thief; discovered Mr.. Middleton Sc
cured the services OF Officers Reed and Gray, who
boarded the vessel yesterday and recovered the
Plants Sawyer has been committed.
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THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS MORNING. &c.

EMPLOYMENT WAETED.-Fiye stout, hearty
Germans applied for lodgings at the guardh, yes-
terday evening They are able. willing AMI ov-n
anxtou us to work OH q farm in any other capacity
a good opportunity is here offered for farmers or
planters in need of white labor.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-26

TIE DAILY News PRICE CURRENT AND COM
bERcr.L CIRCULAR i'll be ready for delivery at our
co1ntpg room at nine O'Clock this morning. Single
copies FIVE cents. Orders for ten copies and over
will be fled at the rate of two and half cents per
CODY.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest CircuIation.-THE DAILY NEWS
BEING TIE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE
coGNIzED As HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
cUzA71oN IN TEE CITY OF CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE POSTOFFYCE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE RRoTLS-
IONS OF THE NEW PoSToFFICE Law.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-26

PERSONAL. Tho Hen. Thurlow Weed is at
the Charleston Hotel; H. L. Brideman, Esq. Of the
Springfield (AIass.l Republican, and Captain George
Adams Of the Augusta Constitutionast, ut the Paw
lion Hotel
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Valuable Plantation at AUCTION. -
BY ALONZO J. WHITE g. son ,
.Brokers, Auctioneers and Resi- Estate
A1ents -hV' 80 ~

Dy Of erdAr of sale to me- draoted By tha
Hon. Gerge g. Bryan, Judge OF the Omitted sates
Court for the District Of South Carolina, win Of
for for sale at Public Auction ct the Old Postof&oes
foot Of Broad-street, Charleston, g. O.; on TUES
DAY, the 18th of April. 1869. at II O'Clock a. NJ
All that PLANTATION Oh TRACT OF LAND
known as Sea Side. containing 1l68 screG moro Or
less, and boupded on the north by lands cf Mr. Mo-
Cants, on the east by lands Of Mr. Corbett on thd
west by land of Mr.. Venning, and Oh the south BY
the Sound. per plat and survey made By RobeztK
Payne. Esq. Said Land being In Christ Church Pa
rish, County Of Charleston. The above Plantation
to be sold is subject to lease to one Wm.tHoek-
ady for period Of Ave years, commencing On the
frat November 1867. and ending on the first Noyen-
bor. 1872 Annual rent $500 to accrue to purchaser
from day Of sale. ;yaIl
Conditions half cash; balance payable In two
equal successive annual instalments with interest at
the rate of per cent per annum, payable seunian'
nuslIy, secured by bond or bonds OF the pur-
chaser and mortgage OF Plantation. Purchaser 70
pay for papers and STAMPS.
LAWRENCE ". o'HRAR, ~
March 20 mwf10tu1 Assignee Theodore Sbon6y.
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MAaIsTR ATE APPOINTED Ab1am
Jones has been appointed by Governor Scott ma
gistrate for Edgefeld District.
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The UNITED STATES CoURT.-This court
was adjourned yesterday until Monday next, at the
usual hour Of opening.
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PUBLIC MARKETs.-The markets will be open
to-day until 8 A. N.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DiY.

AUCTION SALES THIS DIE.
WILLIAM MCKAY will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
sale eroou, Meeting street, hats, clothing, &C.,
~. A. ENsLow & Co. will sell st II o'clock on Gen.
ii wharf, lot of d. msred hsy.
G. MCBRIDE SMITH will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
his salesroom, Broad-street, horses, vehicles, &C.
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Mistfuanroas.
PIANO FORTES, +,
M u S q, & G.
Misfeaanrous.

DEcElvED By LATE IMPORTATIONs, A
IL choice assortment Of PIANO FORTES, at
strictly frctorv prices; warranted for five years
Also. eight different styles of Cabinet Organs and
Melodeo IS, f the best makers.
Purchasers about selecting an instrument are in
yted to call and examine the supply OF excellent
instruments now offered for sale In addition to the
above the undersigned begs to call attention to his
fine stock of Musical Instruments and Musical Mcr-
chandisc, OF the best quality Foreign and American
large and varied collection Of Music Books with
late and fashionable sheet Music on hand, and re-
ceivsd as soon published.
Boosey 4 Co.'S popular standard of correct and
cheap Music Publications. from easy to the most
df ult, to suit oil tastes Catalogues free on mp
plicston.
PIANO FORTEs kept for Hire.
PIANO FORTES and other Musical Instruments
tuned, repa red taken in exchange and bought.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-26

New Crop Porto Rico Sugar and Aosdsses.
BY STREET BROTHERS s CO.
TOMORROW, the 9th instant at II O'Clock &s
will be sold OF auction on Brown & Co.'S Soutk
Wharf,
FROM MAYAGUEZ, p. B., 30
coNsIsTNG OF: = M.
900 bb!s. SUGAR. f.ff..-.,.9
40 Puncheons choice New Crop Porto Rtcd
Molasses, equal in quality to New Or
leans. -.-r .--r.,
Conditions OF Sale-Sums under $500 cash; $500 to
$1,000 fifteen days. $1,000 and upwards, thirty days for
approved indorsed notes. $, March 26,