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, 1869-03-04
The IA btpck Ext1uEuAUers
07H-ck ar fHH RoAAu or PoElcx,

&aIEAVps AktA =, t5QS
We, tha unetsstgnet, rnr1ahsts os toe boa.a q
PoiicA and Fire Commissioners, being convinced
OF the prs tcs nul.ty ,of the Babcoct Fl.s Ex,!n-
Euisher fof pu,ttnx oat inelpieot nrts, would re-
cozaHeLd tFs general IN reduction lato atosts And
ewe!4tress and psf71cui1fly lnin HAithoases, ete-
yNers, h1tsl- machine shcps and largo puLlIc
baildtnct where wltchmen 4rn employed.
The durability and strtnG;a Of the machine ltse'.
The simplicity OF its use. iho short Tim. required
% chArgt 1t IL case Of 6tc, tnd The esdeIencJ OF
the ehtnltals used IN acenuuhting force. In cur
judgment. clumeDd II ~ the bssI thtnx OF tho
KIND iE our 1no..edgc and Of pfsc:teal utility Tor
Tho use inttnaed.
7. D. B1owx, President Board Of Police.
VIZ. JAxu Fire Conmtssioutr.
r. 9rap. Ppl1ce Counl4aipct1.
concur IN the foregoing Recommendations
Il. A. HlLAIAxs.
Fire Mlfrhal ftba City Of Cue .Xn.
h.re carefully examined TIN Bseceek F,re E..
urx1tsh"l 1rd octta It plmpie, ready toe p1Aeu-
eah.e 11aet3ne not u.blf to tl1lufn wnep rtqu1red
fos use. therrt tQsc, hsaf1lJ toae1s 10 The Ab.ve
eccomnentAuoa1. U. r. HAHAEs,
iAfA ftrH GxsAh1i.
, 1869-03-04
AuatFnIlau Newy.

sAH FaAxe1sco, March 3.-Two week1' Iktey
A1Acaliau d1tea By e&Il.
Cog m-1clal tsws nntmportsnt. Tbs reply Of
ITO 63nnsy Chxzndex OF Commerce to tbs MAJ
bourne Chamber eor 4 customs 1Hfrn va not
e9pstdezed conclusive. Further steps Will ha txk.n
Propositions for the Nortt11n Territory e1pedi-
ton afc pr & td1nZ fapidll. Recruiu att ader-
EP ffcely Tor the New Zt1land seErlYe.
Tee Excitement over The 1eennt Ea&a4cra vax
inlsssc. #ar IL conducted v1gcroully. FtfrY-
teFtn Of The En-. M Tsfe k1lleA BY tho friendly
Ga1ns n recent battle.
- ttsfed that tbcte Is kooa rcasou to believe
that 1etlese supposed to BE- written By tho King
tdItttuE the appointing tho r1alng Of trihee, ars
not Aushetne,
, 1869-03-04
new Orleans Market

N&W DK19GQH H&AIA1E
Fxw px1xAxt. March a.Co71uz-etdE; md.
nI!r n tskc; &kleA o. $40 11IeAi Ftcaptxs LII
unsyaxT-uoidt iEE. Exchsnfs-xseS1tnx, ~ !
t5nocrxm -snxaf poMiuai; eolaman. i:k4te
uf1me, f5a01s&e; Jri11w ciattheo, ING AsAAsses
TxrI rArcr7s-F1ous Arm :. sncszeat. = r. Hoeete ~
e1r1, lspo; rebls axra t7+Ss ce.n steadf y *
1o1l,!os.fork ae1 ss l!se h:sen5oGeatas X sa54
Akc. ,sA s4,tav.ue
, 1869-03-04
lNDIANAPOIIg.

Report or the Comn1lstee on ths South.
srn P.lson-Blibcrsy, oorrupstor,
HtntAlity &Hd Cxsme-Anxlsky Ahent
1ne Suffrage Amenamont-c chs nsuao-
c'2ss Determined 10 ID .fsAt IT, Etc.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tdbuue,
lHDIAAAFoL1s, March 8.
Tto following IL Tho report Of ths Sub Con-
I11tsee on the Southern Peuon reported to tho
scnate to-day:
"H1. rste1nxxr: The committee to whom
Wis rrfetftd The resostlon OF tao senate, reqnir-
Ing them to inquire Into the management Of tho
Southern State Pf4ton Earc n11da tho reQu,.cd It.
yeatdeafion. and inscucted ae to n IKE 1ht follow
f1g report: The committee examined 4 Kreat
and one Of he eou.1cts. Much Of Tho % %fsa:1noni
o1 s1t Z. 11 oan .s 81
o1at:lity aIt crime md thus By tbs oineefs and
employs ofttse pss4ou themselves. whteh, to say
eefned. mo of ths pGessors, - Il asssaisa Ia aaa
ahee, hste s1stsmat'ct1' turned out ihetr ap-
Roi5.a en,s; IL waaea ssd n.nr Of II. eu2lo,ea
Of hod,rg their pos.t1oos. Yoaf camuit-
tee tonpd npn the testimony that
hAa been disgusting. lechcrpu4 snd h,ats,, Two
witnt tsea rrfnsed 10 sWea. iha: tn.y h1d not hid
s T:p 1aaa Fl .s snss H. fssrs ss s ons
Of thc Dtracfors. accepted b.lbs, Of To-. u be
pafton Of = convict. This fec wa e hs
$a,nQ IN caec ot 1pccrts. TIE ur!aona- hi Al.
IeAdy ptfd hin 1tnety dollaFa ~ his serrTr.s
ard foaued him &i5V. IN t1a enat;4 ID ohsatn ths
paraon Of tue pt:sanes, VI, M.fcdIta m ,dt ialss
hhd b. en- nndcr sreat ,erxnna1 nnI:ost,nos ~ IA
far1I7 al The CO, y,ct ihtt fhe rrfdrnr. ~ .hi.S
he had hfen rnnxtrtrt rss rnrd,rttnr s,d 49,
crmspey Tec po1Tno Or s,fnrt.inri IN linz fo NJ.
yent tns miscninS nT nardnn shsf =. - rrn-e.cnTs
ueut Of eredith wefr fs!sns thst his cIstNncnts
cnuccrn,pc IT. ob1,uu,nna Il the fsri II nf1ne
, 1869-03-04

The public art nuau.f<fstng IN asansantia1 mtn,
mar ,ter Appreciation Of ~. Faksett's great ek,I1
IN the production Of h,A sA3oraan photograph, the
.xurc~ ThsJ see really rA,.e. Of ths photo
rrsptlc art, an6. ~ NJ. r. IL tho orfy. No vht
tza make htHa In this county, he u destined Il
afedpco IN eatlre ssvpirtlon In blu pfufeeslnn,
1ney rot ou&y posses hz1ltianey nd bssatJ, bal
pern2nctcy.
, 1869-03-04
Fii1nbuYrh OIL nRr6et,

cplSt; II kat peoeA EIr 1nd e3osed aAksr - e
list evertnx Il 1G hr u on Htat water u lfc lo9
bzis, sea..E t os,sssz = !sHs; nnes e Lo:n esis
neia apot NORMALLY asxc eallsr nsss NOR thu y
ltHc: part Of opc Iris till Au{n1t at 1ske- A1d
a1oeed ~ aike; harca q HakAcs AsfrA ~ De
r.nFnh&f n JkC.
, 1869-03-04

BC97Ato, March I-akxApsrr11s~fto0F. II II
cAxnsed and tnseurn- Wheat non9si. G2s' 49, SHn
4aQ Re4rcc zAleR c4rt pow At Soc, on IT.. oA4s
nnnt II u Sc ttye firmly hkn at q g r i; "a
~. ~ ss.e. gtss eais1 4slss e e. g ayI ss r se
Lard stesdf at :pte-
kEfpk-f1rm. IHpt&41r& enshtnEH.
, 1869-03-04
Four Pirates to be Hanged a. prtnces.
AnNA. bFh.

h1a1xen1, Aasth s.-on Friday rss four
Glesap<afe pt1s1es, Vim, Wilson. Vim. WeIla.
Faux 1onrcs and George Bailey, Are 70 bs
h1oexd II PEtreess Anne, sont11et Cpunty. in
this ettts. The crime for which thsy ate 70 III.
fer dtNh was fat the murder, IN March Of hst
ytaf, ol, Tho CAptxn and M4te Of N oystki
sebsonss II the Chesapeake.
Tne ts1al Of the Two Wises. Tor the ARAau1t upon
3. A. Polt1Fd. has been QuAthed, at tho request
OF Pollard, tbs former paying coAt
, 1869-03-04

ThA Cuban IuGut1ect1ou.
DAvAXA, March 3-Au iu4rrseas 9enera5 has
been c.ptu'ed, taken 10 st4uA L. Gta1de, Nhexe
he IL tenttreed to bs SHOT
, 1869-03-04

Ihelbul to amend the aet in relation to campe.
iencJ Of p<rtcnt teetfJtrR OF ttetf own benaH
vas lost-Ie4a, 81; Eata, H.
Bill to 4nend set cstAhlilhlug Police flores IN
Etss VI. Louis Wa Eadopted-Jeas, 46i na,s,
81.
III leupower41E County courts 70 tlx doe: IA
c1T1ed-je4t, a; nay1, =.
, 1869-03-04

TnxEToN. n. j., March 3.-A btu 10 Abolish
t.nntis duties on railroads and eaa2le passtng
se1a, uu4nimously. It's prompt p9s.aRe IL az.
pected In tho uouae.
, 1869-03-04

WHxTLzEa, March The West Virginia Leets-
A'urn has tust rstlded the constitution II amend.
msrt. by vote Of T. to ~ In tho House, md 10
10 In the Eeu4tA. r.
, 1869-03-04
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Tho Jun3paf Tar SOAP IL thc bess
toilet soap svsr 1aAdc u It 1oav be rse1 With In
punifY hT ladies' With ths rno1t lsudeE Bklna u
iht satnS dine It Il tnv11uAb1c q 4 reuedY for
ptmples, rooxh or eh1pped handa* znd al c1iane-
ons dikeaxes where other soaps cannot be used
without aTK14ya,tnR the EualadY md giving pain to
tbs patient. Manufactured By Cssvsu, iax1sa
d Co., hew York.
The Cor ftA1iona OF an InTalN,-pub.
lhhed fof the benttt of youne nen eAd ethers
who srN.r tFtm Nervous b. htlit1. elc., tupply1pe
tbs Dsant Of selerre. Written bY ou- vua
cuktd htmseu. aod sent f1en Of ehlrRe. Addfeel
Eathaziel kayiir. Brooklyn, N. z.
AL pain IL Shs +. nult tofinflamu4lSnp
WOLCort'6 Pam Pssnt removes II TYst rse
for lSdtt4
, 1869-03-04
MARRTHu,

1HOHAS-NOb ObLLETT-I In this city, Fehxrafy n
1t tho Jesuit Church By E<F. Father CoftfAa EuE1n
Go cards
6I Bur4,o aud Toronto papets pleass copy.
1RAY-BUTTKE-lnt ttis city, March I, 1t tha yes-
!dense Of fhe hItdea mother, by Rev. q &. Foelef.
~. We. Gfay, Of Romeo. Mich, "a Mis- KEtoa n
HuStef Of {hlcAEu~
~ Detroit psptf1 pteaaa copy.
, 1869-03-04

M6lhvflle CoEsoN NNFksts
NAk4vuLs March 4-Costou sniet bat arm log
ntdditnk- 11Ahc kood ort,oaSy, ss3aNe. a&se1s
4 hsie
, 1869-03-04

UORsALE-Bnck building and lot, No ~ -
Ior thtse d.yA Inc ebeapeat piece r ptnpeIJ q
lie North sfde. NOV pairing .s1 ~A probe ol5 ~ a.
Or ope.ihiTd GU kad cue 4s1 1Eo yeksx une q 70
pr cent. TUE te!ond quesuo1 Ias 1es rn5e soa
tic Norto tide.. WARREN 4 GOODRICH. - Dear
T-st 1
, 1869-03-04

TcR saLE-BY 4. umberE Co.. 20. 41
asnjIe i. - seres,. within ons HiIa toTin ~ o.
lefsea eI.toe tss q u RasfIHn r IL.
iion s;o M, 10 scTt1 E1thin ~ tatlss of ct! mlA
xe sbaas pa mile q ill.,
"a Il 81 q tetc4 In &c {. near Ea}ea&o*f'. ~
pef scre I as1-s on .entworsn-Aft seG y. nost1
, 1869-03-04

T. T!ne-st, r "a cssh II fest snd t1p-ssp1y hon1e.
5ext7 % 1vtttea T.. neaf Calnton. ss3o. co.ssss
HonSc and joi 7oxlso On Cha1chst bear North.ar.:
11Mo. Cottage and lot 7s1lts on Eurnsss. near
Esneoleh ! t54 = Apply Atla+ West HAaait Eton-
, 1869-03-04
STATE LEaIHLATUREs.


fContinued Jrom Fira Pa9t.)
nought veak points In tho hill and dtsifcd %
EAse u be'tect@e. 70 u 70 guard thr Treasury II
cfety pd&Et.
Nj. SHEPHERD bet!cved Tho bul RaS right ~
u ftAk6s soo ihe convict labtT shon,1 b. nteH 70
2hJ otter lxhu&.
The pscyaoas question wsa csaered. sd &hs
Se7ae frfnt1nR 70 xecouzait lbs bull, u VAs
, 1869-03-04

EOR sAL-in Cottage Grove, SLangley.
T. ntH new, eietaut t.ottorZ ffHme hons: NE
snsaners immo1s1aenu cost ovsF = ooo; lot 4 e
ont worth 81 pei loot Anss p 70 ~ eaen ~
I:@ 4 81 II xh,ch can rnn ata!ty tve Jes1. = 70
a. d - N iuvestnrnL Call 1t once. T. b. FITCH
4 CO, 1z1 peArooru II.
TOR aAlE-t5ood lots on Alexander,
e T.raty: :shtEd. eo,oneu, AeoIsSoIs nty. TxenT.
niath, Tnirtie b, BnddAn aad Araoid19-. ret .etn
Wtntrorsh mo ssasAEtaya, ~ - n1mesns!S, H.
Oh HauoyeT. BufJcf sod Wallace between Tvenr
u1th saa TEsat!-saxate::, PHes: 1os ~ mns rsst psI
XII afRKAf 4 fGdaA caAHk 81 Ii uopros-sL
, 1869-03-04
Correspondence dHantfp.

CORKEsPOHDENCE-Wanted-A widow
~ L. good standing Ntahes 10 form tae Aoo paIat
Ares Of aoHe MdGly FeAusDan. for mutual btnsdL
Tyi1E1e o&fH.
, 1869-03-04
a1tI1tAHt1tf1ttH.

CRoSRT'S OPERA HOUSE.
C. D. HESS d Co.,. .,.,.,,...... ,,Nsnasry..
, 1869-03-04
1s4Ac KIALT,
THoAA QuF0xD.
Fl AnxtYRbEd.
MICHIGAN,

pesaocrAtlc State C0aventfon-N.n mi.
nation OF Candidates Tor Justice OF
Buprsme CouA& ana pnlyer1Iky IA.
, 1869-03-04

TOR sALE--Barea aims In lots on the WcsE
i Side. lets IN r1ta each On good str<*sa near
fkss q Ads1s: lats : M fgr sase en J@.s6seu. LIZ
Hastinxp. LotS on Reuben for Si.I0. Va
hRyt not the ETsAsett bAsxAins II the market
upchlY unlktAkeu. Ree pIata 1t opf ot1se. EnWIE
1. WtE CO., LII LAsaAo.st, Room i.
, 1869-03-04

TOR S4LE-5 acrcs On Robey-st.. near Chi.
n pss 1s's os go e q
!ot.5 on s1t ensst near ths 1salts toE = 1o foE ~
geld. plesse call snd - u. EDWIN a. RICE CO..
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-06

WASHINGTON LODGE No. 33, F. & A. M.
Masonic Hall, Elizabeth, July 4, 1862
At special communication of Wash
ington Lodge, No. SO, F. & A. NJ, held
this afternoon, the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, Washington Lodge No. SO
has heard with very sincere regret OF
the death of Brother William M. Buzz
by, late member of this Lodge; there
fore tHt#
Resolved, That we would now, as
ever, recognize and acknowledge the
wisdom of Him who rules over all, even
when He affiicts, though not willingly.
That in the death of Brother Buzby
this Lodge has lost a valuable member,
and sincere friend to very many of us.
That we will cherish his quiet, unob-
trusive manner, his many Christian viz
tues, and his devotion to the true prin-
ciples of our Order.
That we will initiate his worthy ex'
ample, and trust that our last end may
be like his-peaceful.
Resolved, That we heartily sympa-
thise with his family in their affliction.
s. Fl. FAULKs, Secretary.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-06

h1- A fight took place on Elizabeth
avenue, between Prospect and Spring
streets. yesterday afternoon, in which
quite o number OF men and women
took an active part 1t appears that a
son Of Erin, q little the worse for Q free
imbibation of "fusil," accompanied by
an interesting wife, while monopohzing
the entire sidewalk, were run into by a
number Of Germans, who, with their
"frows," were returning from a picnic.
The 1rishman would not be crowded,
SO he pitched in, assisted by his Anna,
zonian wife, and for moment or two it
was thought the Teutons would be
forced to retreat or suecumb, but out
numbering the Irishman's party, the
latter was overcome after having receiv-
ed a severe pounding. Umbrellas,
canes, &C., were brought into the freest
requisition. It isn't often that this Sec
ton of our city witnesses such lively
spectacle.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-06

BaA. The inmates of the county
prison, under the superintendent oil
the excellent warden, Mr.. Ward, cele
brated the d" Fourth yesterday in rea
patriotic style. The Declaration of In,
dependence was read by one of the in
mates, and two very good addresses ap-
propriate to the occasion were made
by two others. Patriotic songs were
sung, and cheer upon cheer was Justly
given for the GLORIOUS fourth" i" the
eagle" for the visitors, and nine and a
"tiger" for Mr.. Ward They were al
lowed privileges" for an hour or so,
when dances songs, &C., to their hearts
content were enjoyed. They were pro-
vided with refreshments in abundance,
aud with those who were present, en-
joyed a real joyful Fourth. %
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-06

geAp There was considerable fighting
at the picnic of Protection Steam En-.
CINE Company, No. 1, yesterday-3O or
40 men being engaged. Sergeant Mil
Ter, in command of the police squad,
was roughly handled by the bruisers,
receiving black eye and bruised knee.
Officer Doty, while laboring to preserve
the peace, was knocked down only esca-
ping death perhaps by being released
from his perilous position by the other
officers, who charged on the combat
ants. A free use of the locust soon
put stop to the fight. A member of
No. Is company, who caused the dis
turbance, was finally arrested and lock
ed up, and shortly afterwards discharg-
edv-the officers declining to prefer any
complaint.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-06

Dayn The new carriage for Wiley
Hose Company, No. 8, built by Mr..
Button, arrived here on Saturday. q
brilliant reception being rendered the
new company Hibernia Steam En-
CINE Company, No, 5, did the reception
honors, and after the parade Toasted
their friends at Arnold's Hall, on First
street. The very best feelings perva
ded, and toasts to Hon. James t.
Wiley, in whose honor the new com.
pany had been called, and other promi-
nent citizens, were made.
The new carriage is of most beauti-
full design, and is finished in an elabo-
rate manner-the panels of the reel be-
ing Of mirror glass. The general color
of the carriage is white, and the de-
partment feel especially proud of the
"new conner. sfs &c.
The members of the department in
passing Mr., Wiley's residence, which
had been gaily decorated in honor OF
the occasion, cheered that gentleman
most lustily-the band of Wiley Hose
Company hating and playing " Hail to
the Chief"
The parade was just such as might have
been expected, and the department
never appeared to better advantage.
After the parade, several companies
adjourned to the engine-house of Hi
hernia Company, when a collation. was
served. Speeches were made by a
number of firemen, and also by John
M. Cowell, Esq, Councilman from the
Eighth ward, whose remarks were re-
ceived with great favor, especially the
portion referring to the enterprise and
great worth of Mr.. President Wiley.
Mr.. 9. spoke in the warmest manner
of this gentleman, and predicted that
the department and the city would
continue to prosper under his admins
tration.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-06

FALLING OF WALL. One of the
walls of the new retort house, now be.
ing erected at the works of the gas com.
pany, from some unknown cause, fell
to the ground, burying dozen men in
the ruins, and seriously injuring the
following named persons ON Saturday
afternoon. t''f
James Slatterly, engineer, leg frac-
tured in two places.
Charles Chandler, laborer, injured on
the head, face and neck.
John Collins, laborer. Head and
arm.
Lieut.. Dennis Mcdonald, mason, re.
ceived most serious injuries, and to.
day he still lies in critical condition.
John Langley, laborer, received Sc
we're bruises.
Silas Ell. Marsh, builder, was also in
iured about the head and shoulders.
1t appears that the masons had COM
pleted the wall. and were engaged in
removing thescaffolding, when the wal
suddenly gave way. falling with terri.
BILE crash. r-..-..
Drs. James s. Green and Jos. Grie1
speedily reached the ruins, and did al
in their power to alleviate the suffer
ings of those who had been injured.
The wounded men were conveyed tc
their homes in carriages furnished by
noble hearted citizens.
Mr.. Joseph Davis was the builder
the material, however, being furnished
by the Gas company, whom report says
were perhaps little too economical in
the use of material. How true this is
we cannot say.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-06

BS- peerless, 10 the name OF a
new baseball club organized in this
city LAST Tuesday. We understand
that they have met with the utmost
succsss thus far in the formation Of the
club The list Of members is large al
ready. and We trust TO see them in the
field, on active service soon, The fol,
lowing officers. we're elected:
B. L. Miller, President
VIM. Elmer,-Yice President.
Geo. Risler, Secretary. 81
Geo. Eamore, Treasurer.
Peerless meets at 63 Scott Place, at
half past,seyen this evening. A full
attendance is requested
Gro. RIsLER, SECRETARY.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-06
Ary- A woman named Pint dresse

SEg> A woman named Pintz, dressed
in q founced silk, elegant saque, &c.,
was found on Broad street yesterday af-
ternoon, acting in very unladylike
manner. She had consumed little
too much "fusil OIL" and in conse-
quence attracted crowd of small boys,
on whom she lavished coppers in limi-
ted quantities. The ubiquitous Chief
came along and directed officer Downer
to take the lady" to the lookup. AT
ter " resting" in this commodious pub
lie establishment for the night she was
released. We will merely state that she
resides, when at home, on Morris ave-
nue.. .....
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-06

ACCIDENT. Mr.. Otis Larkey. fire
man on the. Central Railroad. while
underneath his engine, oiling machine
~ this morning, narrowly escaped hav-
ing his arm crushed, in consequence
Of the train moving without giving
him warning. He was conveyed tc
the residence OF Constable Melvin
where he received every attention and
comfort. Mr.. Larkey had his arm
bruised, and he sustained other in
juries. He was subsequently sent to
his home at the Port.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-06
sa~ A destructive fire occurred al

sG~ A destructive fire occurred at
Bloodgood's wooden factory formerly
Truslow'!s factory near Railway, yes.
terday morning, about nine O'Clock. =
The stock house, with its valuable con-
tents, Was saved by. the energy of the
Railway fremen. The loss will be about
$50, 900, which is partially covered by
insurance. The fire is said to have been
caused by defect in the fues. Two
persons had their legs broken by being
run over by the engines
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-06

Gitng gtems.
Reading Matter on every page.
rL1zARETn posr oFF1oE.


From New York, Jersey City Newark, Morris and
Essex Railroad, and oil points North and East, at
A. M. and 7.30 P. NJ. .,f .,s--. e.
From New York North and East, at P. NJ.
From Eizabethport at 8 A. NJ. ISL.
From Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
all points South, and Southwest at 5.15 and 11.2O
A. NJ. and 7.05 P. NJ +. a.s
From all points on the line Of Central Rail Road
New Jersey at P. NJ.
From Union, Tuesday and Saturday, at 10 A, NJ.
MAILS CLOSE. ....
For Philadelphfa, Baltimore, Washington, and all
points South and Southwest, at T. $780, and 1030-A
NJ. and $50 p. NJ.
For all points'on line of Central Rail Road of New
Jersey at 7 A. NJ.
For Newark and Morris and Essex Rail Road at IL
so A. NJ. and $50 P. NJ.
For New York, Jersey City, and all points north
and east at $50 and 1870 A. NJ. and $50 P. NJ
For Elizabethport at P. NJ.
For Union, Tuesday and and Saturday at 1O.16
A. NJ G. HARRIS, P. M.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-06

Beas The funeral of the late William
M. Buzby took place on Sunday after
noon, at the Broad street Baptist
Church, and was attended by the sever
al Masonic bodies, and large con-
course of citizens. The services at the
church were commenced by reading ap-
propriate selections from the Scriptures
by Rev. W. G. Roberts. The address
was made by Rev. DR.. Miller, who was
clothed with the Masonic apron-the
emblem of innocence, and the badge of
Mason" His words were tenderly
touching in reference to the deceased,
to whom he was strongly attached, and
who was the first member of his flock
to be called away by death. The prac-
teal lessons we are taught by the death
of those who die in the Lord, the con-
ISOLATION and hope we have in Gods
word to meet those who have passed
the dark river to enjoy the eternal pre-
sence of the Saviour, were beautifully
portrayed by the speaker. The services
at the church were ended by the sing
ing of that beautiful hymn, commence
ing, 81 would not live Away, I ask not
to stay" The ceremonies at the grave
were performed by DR.. Miller offering
prayer, and then the beautiful and i'm
pressive Masonic ritual was performed
by the Masonic Order present, conduct
ed by the Worshipful Master of WASH
ington Lodge, William A. Pembroke,
and they were performed with solem-
nifty and impressiveness which we never
before witnessed, and will no doubt
make a lasting impression upon all
those who witnessed it.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-06

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT. A fatal &C
cident occurred on the New Jersey Cen
trail Railroad at Rose1le, yesterday
afternoon. John McCabe, q laborer,
OF Crawford. attempted to Jump from
the 8 p. m. train and, missing his foot
hold, fell from the platform, and was
dragged under the wheels. He was
instantly killed and his body horribly
mutilated. The remains were taken to
his home in Cranfrd. t..-..
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-06

nea~ They have commenced five broad
-asphaltum walks through Jefferson
Park. Let the City Council now hurry
along the fence and give the park an
air of finish, and the park will become
the fayorite resort for Sunday or even.
ing promenade.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-06

RHr The pic-nics at the Port yester-
day afternoon were well attended-and
not single case OF disorder occurred.
Eagle Council o. q. A. NJ. realized
about three hundred dollars. Father
Hennissey's temperance societies also
realized handsome profits.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-06

The Newark Evening Courier has
been enlarged and greatly improved
within a few days. 1t reduces its
price from 20 to Is cents per week.
The prosperity" we judge, which is
at the bottom of these improvements is
the Corporation advertising, which
amounts to about $4,000 per annum.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-06
sss,- Th,s evening. at eight o'clocl

sD- This evening, at eight o'clock,
the public are cordially invited to at
tendta public installation of officers Of
Lincoln Division Sons OF Temperance,
at Library Hall Speaking and sing
ing. The Grand Worthy Patriarch Of
the State, Rev. A. NJ Palmer, will be
present and make an address. 49,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-06

BASE BALL.-A match was played on
the grounds Of the Resolute Ball Club
yesterday, between the Excelsiors OF
this city and the Lone Stars of New
York-the score at the close being &C
to 81 in favor of the Excelsiors. The
following is the score of each innings
as 4 s g. Z 8
Excelsior 7 20 8 7 l 6-Total CT
Lone STAR 10 l 10 IT 1 0 11-Total &C
Umpire-A Savage.
Scorer for Lone Star-McCarty.
Scorer for EXCELSIOR