Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-17
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0eo LauGefer, OF hanWay, charged
with manufacturing one hundred thous-
and segars, without making proper re-
turns was taken before Commissioner
Whitehead Newark on Monday morn
ing, and held to bail in $1,000, for ex-
animation to-day.
The NEWARK CONFERENCE of the NJ
e. Church, will hold it's annual spring
meeting in the Central NJ E. Church.
Newark, commencing to-day. Nearly
two hundred ministers are expect d to
be in attendance throughout the SEES
sion, which will continue nearly IL week
The anniversaries of the Bible, Tract
cause and Sunday School will be held
tonight, in the Clinton Street NJ E.
Church the Educational anniversary
to morrow evening in the Union Street
M. E. Church the Missionary sermon
Friday afternoon, in the Franklin
Street NJ. E. Church; the Missionary
Anniversary the same evening" in st.
Paul's M. E. Church On Sunday
morning the deacons will be ordained
in the Central M. E. Church, after
sermon by Bishop Scott, and the eld-
ers will be ordained in the Halsey
Street Church in the afternoon. The
exercises it is expected, will be I'M
usually interesting
Hamilton Fish. the newly appointed
Secretary of State, is Vice President of
the New Jersey Railroad Company,
and one of Directors of the Joint Board
of the Consolidated Companies.
At the late town election in Vine
land it was again unanim ously voted to
have no license to sell Intoxicating
liquors There are several tickets in
the field, including one " woman's
ticket" nominated by "a meeting of
men and women favorable to woman
suffrage The women, as usual, had
separate ballot box in the hall, where
they came and desposited their votes.
They cast 1S2 in ALL The Weekly
says: ''We were told by friend that
while woman, living on Lands ave-
nue. was attending the polls on Tuesday
last, her husband was at home doing
family ironing.
The Good Will Fire Company of
Trenton, in September next will make
an excursion to Troy, Buffalo, Niagara,
and Canada, taking from sixty to seven
ty-fve men in new equipments, and
accompanied by the Liberty Band of
Philadelphia, in their new snowy uni
forms.
Hon. Charles Sitgreaves, late men,
Der of Congress from the Third Dist
riot, is ON tour of observation
through Virginia, South Carolina
Georgia and Alabama, in company
with party of New York gentlemen.
The new Republic paper at Camden
is publishing the History of the
Moon" with Illustrations
In the United States District Court,
in Trenton, yesterday Judge Field
granted an injunction, on the applica-
ton of the Morse Patent Pen Company
restraining the East Brook Fountain
Pen Company from making fountain
pens.
HoBoKEN. man Cavan, who
was injured on Monday night, was in
much the same condition yesterday and
he is still considered to be in pre-
curious situation.
Gen. Mcclellan is experimenting
the work on the ''Stevens Battery"
JERSEY CITY. Mr.. Henry A. Greene,
the present Post master retains his po-
sition.
Four pick pockets, male ard female,
were arrested last evening at the n. J.
Railroad Depot, upon information
given by Detective Thompson of the
Twenty-seventh Precinct. They had
come across the river bent evidently
upon doing heavy business, but their
operations were ended before they met
with any success.
HUDSON C1TY.-An incendary fire
was discovered under the stairway in
house of No. Hose Company on Mon