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TIE VOICE OF HE PEOPLE.
An Original Suggestion.

~ LIZ Is ingenious, if not original. He suggests
that the Commissioners Of Public Charities anl Cor
rectlon in addition to establishing stretcher and
ambulance corps for the conveyance to hospitals or
their homes OF persons who may find themselves In
capable OF loco notion either from sudden Illness or
acc dent should extend Their benehcence so as 10
include drunken men, and tnGs, IN their moments oil
lneDrIatlon, save them from robbery in the cars,
knock downs III the streets or clnbbngs from valiant
NJ P's. IL would be mucn better that liquor daalers
shou d adopt the plan Of Herr Schepen, OF Baden.
in which he announces thai all re guar customers
who drink twelve pints OF ale in his saloon, should
they find themselves incapable OF travelling" VIII
conveyed TO their resid nces without charge in a
Cab. What does -. L.n think OF Herr Schlepen's
DlanY
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"a Lady,, on Poor Women.

shopping" is indignant because she, "a lady, IS
at times compelled to have aught In business way
with members Of her who are not ladies-that is,
not 'snobs' Of the retred and fashionable circle OF
Observation-Disclosures they have the au.
dacy 70 believe Jney have and ought to the
for to laugh and newspapers TO treat humorously
the efforts OF women to elevate themselves IA the
social and even In the political scale; but IL Is dis
gusng In women 10 join In the laugh because, for
sooth, they are "lades and their poorer OUT often
better, sisters are not 'Shoppllg" should remem-
ber that lew dollars may make her life more lxu-
rous more lndoent; but In the sight Of Heaven she
Is none the better for tt.
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Dorhood OF Mrs. Lowrey's residence. Her wound II
not so dangerous as at first supposed.
EXTENSIVE FIRE In BROOKLYy.
Three buildings observation-disclosures Upwards
of 2l6.00O.


of $4,000.
The alarm OF 1re given at half-past one O'Clock
yesterday morning was caused by flames when
were discovered issuing from the basement NO. W
Fulton street, an old three story frame building Inc
hremen were prompt In their response and soon nad
good stream Of water upon the structure. Not
wthstanding their united efforts TO keep the flames
under subjecton, and confne the re TO the building
IN which 1t originated they bafied, as No. lOl
and l03, also frame houses, caught fire and soon fell
prey TO the destroying element. The three build
ngs belong to the estate Of O. c. Lee whose loss IS
about 0CO parity insured The lower part OF e9 10
which the fire broke out, was occupied AZ confec-
tionery store by George DAVIS, who sustains loss
on stock ana hxtures or 5000. Insured IN the Corn
exchange and Etna insurance Companies or New
ork Tor 81, 100.
No. 1ol Fulton street was occupied on the first
moor az cigar store by B. Cochran, who estimates
ms loss at about u, ooo. Insurance unknown. On
the second story OF this house the sewing ma
whose loss is 500. insured In the Firemans trust
and company unknown Tor $1,000 each. w. ID.
Jones, Insurance Agent, who had an office In this
building, sustained loss In furniture OF 500.
No. los Fulton street, was occupied on the first
floor as liquor saloon, by Henry Osborn whose loss
In stock and fixtures Is 81, J00 The upper portion
or this house was used as photograph gallery, the
lessee being +. Waiier whose loss is about l,50o
Insurance not known
vailed during the confagraIiOn caused by an un-
looked ior accident which happily terminated IN no
serious injuries. 1t appears tnat +. Il. and Z. Il.
Couch, two members oi Paclnc Engine Company
NO. IA, In their zeal to be more encient than pru-
dence would seem TO Indicate ClamDered on the roof
OF No. 30, alter that building mad been almost
gutted by the ire and were at work thereon wlen
IL suddenly 1el ill., carrying both men with ve-
locity the whole way down to The cellar. They were
eXtrlcated by their comrades Immediately having
received but a lew slight injuries.
Assistant Fire Marshal Ready, who Investigated
the Of tie ire, finds tnat proceeded from the
exp oson OF gas In tue cellar Of Tie confectionery.
The gas from The main pipes leading 10 the latter
nave been leaking, 1t woud appear for some weeks
past " such degree that Nh. DAVIS compelled
TO burn IT, as q measure vi safety, from the mains
Instead OF through the ueteI. The Brooklyn Gas
Company had been uotided OF the imperIecton IN
tne pipes, but IaIed 10 remedy IT, BY wnat means
the gas became lsnlted yesterday morning does not,
however, appear.
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T.e New Posi- O0,cc Buildiuu.

Jonathan Laurence" is OF opinion that the very
best site that could be chosen IN the lower part OF
the city for the Post ONCE building ia that OF
ST. Paul's church block, on Broadway, opposite the
HERALD ofice. There Is certainly space enough for
the new structure without disturbing the graves in
the grounds adjoining but there Is now little use In
speculatlng on the proper site for building so i'm
portant to the interests OF the metropolis at large.
Had the public convenience been consulted Union
square or even some place further up the island
would have been secured Dy the federal authorities
Asst is, we suppose we must regard the most south
end OF the City Hall Park the site OF the build
ing that s TO be devoted 70 1uLure postal purposes
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LABOR MOVEMENTS.
strikes-scme Failures.

The strike or the clothing manufacturers, Ike that
OF the walters, is likely to prove failure but not
quite disastrous to those engaged In 10 as In tile
case OF the walters. The clothing manufacturers
are the men who take clothes 20 make mp from the
retail lohng establishments. They made up a
scale OF prices which, IL they had secured, would
have given them an advance Of twenty-five par cent
on the present rates. They presented the scale TO
the employers and were invariably told by the lat
ter TO eco 70 the dev.D They struck for the new
scale about two weeks ago. but no 1rm has acceded
to t The manufacturers are badly organized. Half
OF them went to work AZ old rates aud the remainder
are now looking for work.
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POUGHKEEPsyE,

SCHOONER suSK.-The schooner ollves, Captain
sneldon!Liling from Port Montgomery, loaded with
BRICK was struck by squal when opposite stony
Point on Saturday afternoon and Instantly sunk
The crew we're all saved
QUICK TmE.--The schooner Buckeye, Captain
smith, loaded with 100000 feet OF lumber, left
Albany at half-past seven O'Clock yesterday morning
and reached Poughkeepse at haifpast one O'Clock
in the afternoon making the run IN six hours which
s considered TO bo the quickest time record for
sailing vessel.
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Court CaIsndars-This Day.

hted motions.
CIROUIr-Part l.-Nos. 4s47, 2s5, 1851, 1915. iii,
lO97 1543 l29 1475 1852 l729 1871, 1os3 1911 1725
l091 9cS, 1l65 1859, l743. Part 2.-Nos 4736 1884,
S24 s92 792 1905 1104, 64o 34o 1885, 1472 147s 564
Sl4, 1915. 1194, 656, 1888, 1116, 2l2.
81 EcIAL TERM.-AdJourned to Friday, June H.
CHAMBERs.-FirsJ Monday calendar.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM. PART Mos. 300,
$751; 9,1 1885, 3l5, 643 973 S59, s7o 95 953, 927 Ss5,
s9G OH Part Mos. 1885, 722, $40, 66S, 1885, 49, 97S
e46, zoos, 1v2d, 954, 6e6 500, 1000, 664.
COMMON PIEAS-rRIAL TERM-PART 1.-Nos. 159
$780, $685. 325 8)o 4ss, 676 5s7 035, 45O 3ie 5ss 40
$50. o49 1890. Part Mos. 54i, 1885, 1884, 4l4, 517,
S3s, 643 373, 446, 1884, 30i, 81, All, 20S, ll3.
MARINE CoURr-TRIAL TGRN.-Nos. 2S83, 2301
$685. 2s1i, 1892 204d 2255 2s3 2s75, 29O7 2897 2935
2192 22l6 1885, 29s, 3Oj 306!, 2o39 29l0 29i3 2945
20i7, 2oi9, POSI-, 1852, 1858, 295l 1885, 1885.
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TIC Wnlfcrs, eirir,n.

The walters who 'etruck" on the lst inst. are now
in' an unpleasant situation, every hotel-or rather
the principal hotel propret0rs rshayiug resolved 10
employ none OF the strikers at any rate OF wages It
Ia prohable that resolution VIII be passed early this
week practically telling every man TO cook out for
himself' and nnd employment wherever no can nnd
for the best wages he can obtain. There are ony
800 men out Of employment now, however, ana these
can speedily obtain work at this season OF the year.
when It be once definitely settled that no compro-
mise can be effected with the old employers.
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The Frun.rrs.

There are about seven thousand men in New York
engaged m making window and door frames they
have various sOCletiel, and on June / they met ana
resolved 10 strike Tor on advance OF my cents uer
day the rate OF wages they were then receiving. on
the day appointed instead OF seven thousand men
"turnng out,u about four hundred aud nftv left
work. OF course this demonstration DID not affect
the bosses very materially nut they resolved not to
take the strikers back again. aud consequently there
remains four hundred and hlty unhappy German
frampra IA of
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HUDSON.

DAMAGE BY LIGHTNINo.-A dwelling house In
North Seventh street, Hudson, occupied by John
Franklin, was struck by lightning on Sunday even
ing during a severe thunder storm and was con-
siderably damaged. The wife OF Mr.. Franklin was
rendered insensble for some time from the shock.
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CITY IVTELLiGES CE.

THE wEATuER.--The following record will show
the changes IN the temperature for the past twenty
four hours, in comparison with the corresponding
day last year, as indicated by the thermometer as
Eudnut's pharmacy, HERALD building, Broadway,
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The Stnte Courts.

This Is the last month OF the busy with law
ycrs ana judges-the Circuits, General Terms and
Tral Terms being suspended duting vacation. me
Chambers judges Will, however, sit through vaca-
ton. For this month the assignments are as fol-
iows:-In the Supreme Court a General Term at
and two circuits. Judge Suiherand's sickness Will,
Il feared, prevent his holding either OF these CIR
CUTS and no Judge has vet been obtained TO nold the
other, though 1t Is said that Judge Peckham viii
hold Part III. during the latter part or the month
Judge Ingraham VIII st in Chambers. special
Oyer and Terminer has been called for the fourth
Monday in June, and Judge Cardozo has been
selected 10 hold IL.
In che Superior Court Judges Mcneil, Jones and
Freedman hold the General Term, Judges Fitnian
and Barbour the Trial Terms and Judge McCunn the
Special Term. In the Common Pleas Judge Barrett
will sat at Chambers and judges Brady and Daily at
the Trial Terms.
The calendar OF the Marine Court will be called by
Judge Curtis.
In the Court Of Sessions 1t is Recorder Haoketts
month to Git,
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NEW YORK CITY.
ZEE COURTS FOR JUNE.
United states Courts.

In the United States Circuit Court criminal cases
will be tried. ltls not certain yet whether Judge
Nelson VIII be physically aDle TO try the Fullerton
case
In the United States District Court Judge Blateh-
ford will hear cases on the July calendar.
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time to the meeting. The whole affair
took a pleasant turn at length, and DR..
Carlton added some excellent and time
" remarks. Rev. Mr.. Patterson ex.
planned his position. He favored the
enterprise. To be successful it must
be free from private manipulations.
On motion committee was appoint
ed to make further arrangements, and
the meeting adjourned to convene at the
Court House in two weeks. " 1t was
good to be there" We have no doubt
of the success of the enterprise.
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NEW AND LIVELY GAME, PATCHESTT.
hete jurisdictions.
EMPTY CRIB.
BLESSED DEAD.
CLEAN YOUR BOOTS.
ANNIE SEVERN.
TRAPPER'S GUIDE.
ALICE'S ADVENTURES in WONDERLAND
WONDERS OF HEAT.
WONDERS OF OPTICS.
THUNDER AND LIGHTNING.
SHINING HOURS.
ANDY LUTTRELL.
SALT WATER DICK.
LITTLE WOMEN.
GATES AJAR
UNDER THE WILLOWS.
BREAKING A BUTTERFLY.
NOTHING TO WEAR
SPRINGDALE ARBY.
A SISTERS STORY.
CLOUDED HEART.
GOOD MEASURE.
MURRAY'S ADVENTURE IN THE WILL
FLoRA'S INTERPRETER AND FORTUNA
FLORA.
FAIR PLAY.
HOW HE WON HER.
CUR OF GOLD.
DAISY.
ST. ELMO.
THE CROSS AND GROWN SERIES.
ROSY DAWN STORIES...
RAGGED DICK SERIES.
STARRY FLAG SERIES.
SAILOR BOY FRIES.
MORRIS GLEN SERIES.
CATHOLIC BOOKS, (Assorted
WAVERLY NOVELS, 25 Cents each.
BEADLE'S DIME NOVELS.
WHITE ROSE PAPER.
OVER YONDER PAPER.
HTrCHCOCK'S IL DIME MUSIC.
NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND.
At DeCAMP'S, l6l Broad street,
LATE SAMUEL PIERCE.
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Willard Chapman, brakeman on
the Catasauqua and Fogelsville Rail.
road, was killed at Ctasaugua, Penn,
yesterday, in attempting to uncouple
cars. The deceased was a brother of
William Chapman, the Superintendent
of the road.
A telegram from South Pass City
says On the ath inst, band of 30
Indians appeared suddenly in Wind
River Valley and killed Frank More
house, William Rhodes, and two others
whose names are unknown. They
drove off about 100 head of cattle and
horses. 1t is not known whether the
indians were Sioux or Bannocks.
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Total received during year, 229
Divine services have been held in the
| Jail every Sabbath but ono during the
year, conducted by the Chaplain, Rev.
Alfred Chester, assisted with singing
by Jonas E. Marsh, Esq. and severa
ladies and gentlemen of this city. They
deserve our thanks, especially Messrs.
Chester and Marsh, whose services have
now extended over period of seven
years.
Phi. H. Grier, Physician to County
Jail presented his annual report. which
was received and ordered on file.
Whole number of visits, 131.
The clearly condition of the build
ing and its hygienic regulations faith
fully enforced by its vigilant and ener-
getic Warden, have saved its inmates
from epidemic disease. and contributed
largely to their healthfulness, and be-
ing familiar with the condition in
which buildings of similar character
usually are found, cannot avoid es-
pecially calling your attention to the
/ manner in which Mr.. A. A. Ward, your
faithful and efficient Warden, has per-
formed his duties during the past year,
so far as related to my immediate de-
partment.
Rev. Alfred Chester, Chaplain for the
County Jail, presented his annual re-
port, which was received and ordered
on file.
The committee to discharge prison
ers presented their report, which was
received and ordered on file. The fol-
lowing is Il synopsis
Whole amount of fines RENTED, $496. 90
Whole amount of Costs re-
mitted, 1893. VA
Total, $l754. GA
Amount of fines collected, 225. 90
Amount of costs collected, 1890
Total, 500. 80
The committee on lnnncy presented
their annual report, which was received
and ordered on file.
The committee appointed to confer
with the Board Of Chosen Freeholders
of the county Of Somerset, presented
report, which was received and placed
on file.
The committee on bridges for the
several wards and townships, presented
the, following as the amount expended
on bridges.
Clark $537. 90.
Elizabeth, First ward no report.
&" Second ward, no report.
* Third ward, no report
. Fourth ward, no report
+" Fifth ward, $71.56.
{" Sixth ward, $4,000.
:" Seventh ward, no report.
:" Eighth ward, no report
Linden $3695. 70
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The DAILY MONITOR will be served to subscribers at
TWELVE CENTS A WEEK.
Mr.. GEORGE E. VAN BLARoUM has a 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 1856 Broad street.
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VUST received, full line of Spear jackson B.
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FOR SALE CHEAP,

A small dwelling house in Smith street. between
N Elizabeth avenue and Martin street. Size of
lot 25xl50 feet on which, also is Barn with three
stalls. Apply to Ross x Son. 164 Broa street
Ivy
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NOTICE.


rJNHE subscriber has opened Office at J, B.
/ Norton & Co.'s works, Jefferson avenue, where
he is prepared to fill orders for anything in his
line.
All persons indebted will confer a favor by max
ing immediate payment at the office Of John Norris.
in Grand street. where his books will be kept for
the present. ms A. T. LUM.
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S25 REWARD--LOST,

ON Tuesday May 18th. between Elizabeth and
OCranford, dark Leather Pocket-book contain
ing about One Hundred and Sixty Dollars IA 500
Bill the balance in small bills) and memoran-
dums. The above reward will be paid on delivery
of the same to E. NJ Herrick Co., 219 Brod street,
Elizabeth N. J. ml2
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BOARD.
FOR SALE, EXCHANGE, OR To LET

ON SECOND AVENUE, large House. Lot so by |
" 100. For particulars, enquire of
STANDISH & MINGUS,
Arcade Building, Room &c.
Or at III Broadway, Room 80, New York
Also two good Show Cases for sale cheap.
AIS If
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FOR SALE,
STORE TO LET.

X GOD business stand. Desirable locality, within
VI one hundred yards OF the depots. Apply a
40 Morris avenue. all I'll
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Valuable Property
For Sale.

Il Ky, situate in the city of Elizabeth, N. j., has
been divided into lots, and is now in the market for
sale. 40
inns Property is centrally located in the very
heart of the city and is the only plot of anv extet
IN that locality which is not built upon. 1t has
frontage on Jersey street, Jefferson street and Mat
lson avenue These streets be severed and Jersey
ment f
1t Affords facilities for building hrst-class city re-
Sdehces' few lots have already been sold, and
the parties purchasing have made arrangements for
the erection of fine Brick Dwellings, Lot 25 by 100
feet, prices varying according to location.
we can confidently offer this property as the best
and cheapest in the market at thepresent time for
those who desire to combine the character of city
residence with country heme.
For further particulars apply to
JOHN NJ. COWELL,
ml3 In No. II Arcade, Elizabeth, N ].
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TO LET.

A T PERTH ADIBoY, N. j., for the summer or
n year, neatly furnished. delightfully."- located
cottage. Apply to S. II. WESTERVELT,
my3 Room 9, Arcade Building.
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CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS..

Pursuant to adjournment, the Board
of Chosen Freeholders of the county OF
Union convened at the Court House, in
the city of Elizabeth, on Monday, May
10 o'clock A. M.
Present-Messrs. Bembridge, Clark,
Eller, Cannon, Hetfel1, Jackson, Nc
Cord, Miller, Morris, Milford, PARCEL,
Ritter, Robertson, Russell, Sayre, Scud-
der. Webster.
The minutes were read by the Clerk.
Mr. Morris moved that the minutes
be not adopted, on which motion the
ayes and noes were called and declared
lost by the following vote:
Ayes-Messrs Bembridge, Eller,
Cannon, Hetfeld, McCord, Morris,
Ritter, Sayre-S
Noes-Messrs. Clark. Jackson, Miller
Multi ord, PARCEL, Robertson, Russell,
Scudder, Webster-9.
Mr.. Russell moved that the minutes
be adopted, on which motion, the ayes
and.noes were called and declared lost
by the following vote:
Ayes-Messrs. Clark, Miller, Null
ford, PARCEL, Robertson, Russell, Scud-
der, Webster-S.
Noes-Messrs. -Bembridge, Eller,
Cannon, Hetfeld. jackson, McCord,
Morris, Ritter, Sayre-9.
REPORTS.
The committee on Jail Inspection
presented their annual report, which
was received and placed on file. The
following is synopsis
They report that the Jail has been
conducted with the same care and abil-
ity that it has been in former years.
The aggregate expenses of the Jail and
Court House, including salaries, medl-
cal attendance, fuel for the offices, and
taking care of the Court and Jury
rooms, has been 81, 1863 being an in
crease over the expenses of the previ-
Gus year of 1915 The nett expenses
of the Jail was So, 1862.
The increase of expenses being an nc
count of the Board giving stated sal
airy to the matron this year of $500,
which in previous years has been In the
form of donation.
Abram A. Ward, Warden, presented
his annual report, which was received
and ordered on file. The following Is
IL synopsis
Whole amount of expenses for Jail
were $4136. so expended as follows:
For provisions, $1764. 90
For salary and wages, 1000. Ot
For fuel and lights, 666 &C
For repairs, fixtures & furniture, 14l.6
For materials for cleaning, $685.
+
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Mail subscribers Sc year, in ad-
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$4936.91
From expenses for fuel and
light deduct the estimated ex-
pense of fuel for court room,
jury rooms and offices, S2500O
Estimated expenses of janitor-
ing court and jury rooms, 10000
Total, $4,000
Nett expenses of Jail, S3536. so
Expenses per day for prisoner, 10 cents
No. persons in custody May 1, 1868, II
No. received during the year, 229
Whole number in custody during the
year, 24l
No. discharged, 217
No. in custody at date, "a
Males, 105. Females "a.
Under 10 years of age, B
Between 10 and Is years, 5
Between Is and 90 years, 23
Between 90 and 80 years, 81
Between 80 and 40 years, At
Between 40 and so years, 80
Between so and 60 years, II
Between 60 and 70 years, l
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published at 155 BROAD STREET, near
ly opposite the National State Bank, by
]. MADISON DRAKE,
Editor and Proprietor.
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