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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-09-05

CHERIFF'S SALE.-Union County Circuit
- Court.-August Heidrittsr VS.. Charles L.
81, her. FL ia. de DO. ct ter. In case on lien.
By virtuesof the above stated writ of feri facias
to me directed, shall expose for sale, at public
beth, N. j.. on Wednesday, the 18th day of Sep
TENDER, a. d. 1878, at two o'clock p. IN. Of said
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7 EWIS A. HELLWIG,
BLUE STONE YARD,
Hatfeld's landing, foot Of Prospect street,
ELIZABETH, N. J..
Curbs and Cutters set, and Walks laid to
order.
Tagging, Steps, Stills and Lintels, Polished
Hearths, &c.
Brick, Lime, Lath, Cement, Hair, and al
kinds of Builders Materials.
Orders received at J. NJ. Meeker & Sons
heal Estate Office. je2S 1y
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REFERENCES.
T. b. BUDD. AZ Morris avenue.
A. W. SMITH. cor. Cherry and Orchard streets,
I. II. SMITH, Roselie.
NJ. W. FAISEY. Broad street.
A. 4. PARKHURST, Stiles street.
WILLIAM CASTOR, stiles street.
JAMES H. SAYRE. Morris avenue,
Rev. DR.. s. A. CLARK, 1856 Pearl street
DR.. p II. GREER, Railway avenue.
B. J. SPALDING, Washington avenue.
J. Y. BROKAw, East Grand street.
L. CHESTNUTwOOD. II Elm street
J. D. WHITE. 10 Elm f2Ty
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SEId b. hIDEhS SnerlH.
Elizabeth, July s. 1873. au19 4wTu

CHERIFF'S SALE.-In Cbancery of New Jer-
- sey.-Between George A. Crane, complainant,
and William Hupheld, ct ux., ct al, defendants.
Fl ia. fol sale OF mortgaged premises.
By virtue of the above stated writ of Geri facas,
to me directed, shall expose for sale, at public
beth, N. j., on Wednesday, the 18th day of Sep
TENDER, A. d. 1873, at two O'Clock p. m. OF said
day. all that tract parcel of land and premises,
hereinafter particularly described. situate, lying
and being in the township of Union, in the county
of Union, and state of New Jersey;
Beginning at stake by the road, being the
south corner of land formerly belonging to Daniel
Baker, senior, deceased thence northeast ten
chains +: thence southeast ten chains thence
southwest ten chains thence as the road runs to
the first mentioned corner, containing ten acres
of land. be the same more or less. Being the
same premises which were conveyed to said Hup-
field by deed of said Ridley and wife, of even date
Herewith and for part OF the consideration
money, whereof these prese nts are given
SETH u. RYDER, Sheriff.
Elizabeth, July 8, 1873. au19 4wTu
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ELIZABETR DRAIN PIPE WORKS.

ELIZABETR DRAIN PIPE WORKS.
CHARLES FORSYTH,
Manufacturer of steam pressed and double glaz
STONE DRAIN PIPE,
from to l5 inches in diameter, and feet Ion
constantly on hand.
Factory. Railroad avenue between Chestnut and
Magnolia streets.
All orders received and delivered with despatch
free of charge, to all parts of the city.
Liberal discount to the trade. d1iy
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Sheriff Sales.

GHERIFF'S SALE.--Tn Chancery of New D.,
y sey.-Between the Washing ton Life Insurance
Company, complainants, and Mary Ann Murray
and her husband, ct al, defendants. Fieri IA
cias.
By virtue of the above stated writ of feri facias,
10 me directed, shall expose for sale, at public
yendue, at the Court House, in the city of Eliza
beth, n. j., on Wednesday, the 18th day of Sep
tember A d. 1873, at two O'Clock p. M, of said
day, all that certain lot peca or parcel of land,
with the buildings and improvements thereon,
situate, lying and being in tho city of Elizabeth
county Of Union and state of New Jersey, bound
ed and described as follows viz
Beginning at point in the westerly side or line
of Grier avenue distant two hundred feet souther-
ly from the corner formed by the intersection of
the westerly side of Grier avenue and the souther
ly side Of the street or avenue called Bayway ;
thence westerly in line at right angles with the
westerly line OF Grier avenue two hundred fest !;
thence southery in line parallel with the wester
ly line side of Grier ffty-eight feet and
nine inches thence easterly in a line at right
angles with the westerly line of Giier avenue two
hundred feet to the westerly side or line Of Grer
avenue at point ffty-eight feet and nine inches
souherly from the point or place of beginning /;
thence northerly along the westerly side line
of Grier avenue iftyeight feet end nine inches to
the place of beginning said lot in dimensions
fifty eight feet and nine inches in width in front
and rear, and two hundred feet in depth on each
side
SETH B. RYDER, Sheriff.
Elizabeth, July s. 1878. au19 4wTu
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ourbs and Cutters set. and Walks laid to order
Tagging. Steps. sins and Lintels. Polished
Hearths, &c.
Orders received at JIM. Meekcr's Real Estate
office. jylSiy
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Wheelwright & Blacksmiths,

NEW CARRIAGE
In AND
WAGON MANDATORY,
Corner Of Morris and Union avenues.
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS
ofevery description manufactured in the
best manner at the lowest prices.
General blacksmithing department will be
under the immediate direction and superyi-
sion OF
JAMES A. LITTLE.
G. @. HARRISON,
Mechanic Of large experience, will attend
to the wheelwrighting and manufacture of
vehicles.
]. B. PRICE,
A skillful painter, will have charge of the
painting.
All orders for trimming wagons, coaches
carriages, etc., will be promptly attended to.
They fiatter themselves that with their ex-
perience, they will be able to merit large
share Of public favor.
They invite call, guaranteeing satisfaction
to all.
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WEBER PIANOS.
Which are acknowledged to be superior to and
others In use for durability and great powers ny
sweetness OF tone, combined with delicacy OF touoh
making them the most perfect Instruments made.
The subscriber having had twenty years experience
making and furnishing pianos. Is prepared to re-.
pair and rehnish old pianos
Tuning done by one Of the best tuners n Nov
shipped. Pianos carefully removed. Old Pianos
taken In exchange. Allordersleft at E. p. Williams
or through the Office will receive prompt attention
Any person purchasing plano through the nm,
dersigned can rely on getting piano that will last
made out OF thoroughly seasoned material, from
fifty to one hundred dollars cheaper than you can
purchase them In New York, at the same time do
not run the risk of getting poor instrument.
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CtALL and see specimens OF Job Printing
" done at this offlce.
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PIANOS.

HAINES BROTHERS,
Celebrated piAnos at greatly reduced rates, are
conceded to be equal to any made. The cheapest
arstclsss Ptanesin the market: slmaterial used In
their construction thoroughly seasoned. All their
Instruments warranted Ave years. Also agent for
he werld renowned
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Stone, Brick, Marble, &c.

n H0TALING
BLUE STONE YARD,
Hataeld's Landing, foot of Prospect Street.
ELIZABETH. N. J.
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GHERIFFS SALE.-New Jersey Supreme
y Court Jeremiah Johnson, Jr. ct al va Rus
sell W. Adams, ct al. Fl. ia. de bo, ct terris. In
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AMOS CLARK. JR., President. JACOB DAVIS
Vice President. NJ. F. CORY, Secretary.
Insures Buildings and Merchandise againsti oss or
damage by Fire, on the most favorable terms.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-11-15

An Aztec reporter Of Tcrrc Haute pa.
per thus rid'cules Gen. Walace's new Mex,
can novel, the Fair Gods"
An uxpdl breeze carried y lsdy'- veil over
the Congregational izropouli yesterday.
One of the most popular trouchalin Of this
city will soon be led TO the altarby q wealthy
alphamagOg of Baltimore.
The popUcatape,l AT the blast FURNACES casts
lurid glare, like pitchilla, over the wild
pampas
Three children, mere ichapsuri,. were
eaten BY an ocelot on Mulberry bullipalthi on
yesterday
\ Scot who wi Wallace blcd, clothed in Il
graceful tchuantepec, with strange IRE glcam-
ing from his dark othapilti, wearing the
blood red cross OF the izzuhicampa on his
waving chest followed by conyoluted oce-
lot, strobe gloomily down our thoroughfare
yesterday. Stopping in front of kaizinbach's
Indian, he touched the pavement with his
hands, pirouctcd "A moment on the curhstone,
and then attempted to transfX the aborig,ne
with glare. The impcrturablc look OF the
wooden autOchthou chilled him; he passed
on, and was lost soon in the hcaying, -waying
thrOng.
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/ \ pretty story tells Us of the invention 81
/ the stocking loom ". Lee was gay young
student al Oxford, who saw among the Greek
letters of his Had only the eyes of tie ina
keepers daughter, and heard in the profy~-
Sor'S tones but the click NJ her swift knitting
needles. In despair he threw away his
books, hurried tn his mistress, and with her
To the parsons. When the oxford don> heard
OF the proceedings Al the rcctogy. they dccd-
ed in grave council that this crime of mar
riage must be made an example of and ac
cordingly the young man was expelled. Dis
graced and dishduorcd he and Peggy were
cas-, out into the world with only four knit.
tng-ncedlCs to look for bread But Peggy
went merrily to work. tier eyes growing
brighter, her fingers plying faster, while her
cnamored husband sat before her in helpless
inetliclency, watching the cleaning needles
as if entranccd.
Eureka" he exclaimed one day.
Who" Peggy looked UP anXiously She
had never been to q grammcr school
II can do It, Peggy better than YOU" lac
answered, with r mauly sens" OF his superior
ity. He had got some wire, and went 10
work while Peggy watched, and soon her
shining needles gave way lo .thc stocking
loom which rcyolutiouil,G the whole indus
try. Peggy became hrigE,cycl lady, VII
liam distinguished inventor while the o.
ford dons nobody knows anything about, but
they doubtless shraak M into Greek particles
or algebraic signs ~ any rate ii was Il
clear case of poetic justice, at which Heaven
should light an extra torch
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According 10 the Springfield Mass HsDHj
tl6J7 tAc creates; blot upon the Sprague name
! tie condition Of the savings banks which
they established differed, and managed
Like POslma,ier.General Creswelns postal
savings bank scheme, they were simply con
,pTacies for getting money out Of the poe
keis Of the A4rd-handed 10 put into doubtful
extensions and enterprises The Cransion
and Franklin Savings Banks, the former e.
ta5lishcd only one year ago, offered high
rates for deposits, and the money poured in
rapidly. Il was perfectly natural that the
spragues' own employees. with their desire
tp- large interest and the.r lack OF financial
4cumen, should jump al and . per cent,
wien Tar shrcwder men were disCoun,ing the
paper OF the same firm at - per cent The
present examination disciOscs that the assets
OF these two savings banks include Spraguc
paper in one form on another &c the extent Of
fl2l2.3jO while their liabilities to dcpOsitor-
are 81 1896 90. Such reckless use Of labOrcrs
Is simply outrageous. /, is very black
spot IN TIL, business. We observe that Sena.
tor Sprague has held aloof at Washington all
through this trying ordeal, and only arrived
at Providence On Friday night 1t is not
improbable tina. his brother Amasa, the more
smiabc and popular Of the two, was thought
more likely Ia obtain help without his broth.
er's presence than With IT, The senator IL
described as indispnscd. We should say
that in the light Of the condition OF those
savings banks, he ought 10 be very -iCk and
turn his face 10 the wall
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Obstinate tsOot..

There was recently on exhibition, at Ply.
mouth, Mass, piece of twoinch watcrpipc
feet IN length, taken from the section on
The dam az the Thread Cnmpany's Works
which was 50 complclcly filed, i'll entire
length, with the fine iihrous roots of The vii
lows that are growing near by, that not one
drop OF water could pas, through it. \ de
preston in The pipe had ut some time caused
Sigh: brcukngc, and izto this portion OF
The root had insinuaicd itself and grown, I'M
III about month since the passage of water
WAS stopped, and search for the cause r..
vcaled This result \ portion of the filling
was taken out, and resemblcd closely IA con.
tinuous "wad' OF uakum. For five or six
feet these roots are 80 tightly wc.lgcd in that
no force yet applied has been Sufficient 70
start them
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their country in the county jail. So says th'
Helena World.
| The following epigram was made Whch Ut
Gooaenough, Bishop of Carlisle was one cay
appointed TO preach before the House oil Peers
! IT'S well enough that Goodenough
Before the Lords should preach;
For sure enough they're bad enough
He undertakes TO teach
I, ha. been announced % times by the county
seat pupers that MIR. Henry Walther, Of this
CITY is erecting new brick block When that
impertaut iutorma ion is given 10 the Worid
once more, we shall then be inclined to belIeNet
Ia SdIis Press.
Twice 80 announcements" wouldn't convince
ANYBODY that new brick block had been erected
IN La Sale, rs such things never happen there
4 child was recently born in Lexington, Mo-
with genuine tall, when the doc'or leAno'eu'~
Wyoming POST
If the tail was as bigas the lie is, it took stout
doctor 10 remove it.
II i, now considered Ia MODE for young lady
when she proposes 10 make her appearance III
society with great ecldt, to stick her halr !u4I q!
Hour and meal.-Er.
What was the origin OF this hea,hcnish fashion
ANYHOW: No Young lady of sense would powder
mar anu llluS HAT I4NA 4tGh - Wv 80 49,
GRANDMOTHER, except to obli-e maiden aunt or
some antique friend who wants to look young at
her expense.
That the coming winter will be one Of severe
cold 1, Indicated by the thickness OF the hair on
nev backing brushes Another indication that
the cold viii not be severe is, that corn husks
han. loosely around the ears. Another indica-
ion that the cold Will be severe Is That 80 many
marriages are occurring all over the country. An
'iher indication that the cola VI" Tee 'e'e'e--oF
Iot severe, or bolts Ire present Spl" Oh
weather
\ man recently died o! 'he o''1 o' 'aTai.u'"
"a monster species o. ,.-er-u Kansas. An
ito. ma. r...rry Killed. liz "a .aurnou sr,d,.r
.-.. -
10 NA"'l"~-.." 1879 ->'' 49, 49, r'"'''
'''.
S''H'' -''' 80 '"' '.'''. ,''.''i ',.. ''.' MS
''.."i. So ''-'
4.'' "Ai''H''~ arc "u'' .'' 'i'' !'- l''' '-g
'1''ie d" ''''' '-'' N1'''''s JOSH W '''' W.
Numerous rewards are offered jus, now by diff
.reuI railroad companies inT the detection oil
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They drop babies around rather careleSsly
in Chicago. The following i, related by the
Erening Nail OF the sth
About II O'Clock Yesterday morninga well
dressed gentleman accompanied by hand
some young lady about twenty years of age,
entered the Office of the Central European
Hotel, near the Illinois Central depot, and
called for a room.
Before leaving Il. Office he registered as Geo
Lord and lady, Stcwartviile, y. Y The pair
went to sac room assigned 10 thc9. and moth
ing NOR was seen OF them UnEl about 3
O'Clock "stcrdsy afternoon, at Sshich time
they rc-,ntcrcd the Office paid the bill and
left
About Ralt an hour later a wonAan cmploy-
ed about the house heard cries proceeding
from the room lately occupied By the hand.
some couple, and at once proceeded TO the
room, and Immediately discovered the cause
of the noise. Lying on the floor in the cen
ter of the room was "A young infant, with legs
SPRAYING in the air, aHd all other symptoms
of baby existence.
The women al once called the proprietor of
the house and ON arriving he made cri zeal
inspection of the little stranger, and as i, was
first class baby in every respect, he Conclu-
ded to take it himself, and accordingly the
yOungs,cr will remain AT the Central Euro
pca", until his parents call for him. which
event is not likely to happen for some time.
After the baby had been cared for II was
found that the doting parents Lad very con
sidCratcly left bundle containing a full as
sortmCnt of baby clothes, and from the fact
that these were of the richest material, and
cut in the latest style, il !, thought that the
parents are wealthy.
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Mark Twain on the Sandwich Islands.

MI Twain writes as follows to the editor
Of the London Stouddrd.
Sir, In view Of the prevailing frenzy con.
corning the Sandwich Islands, and the in.
hamed desire of the public TO acquire iniOr
nation concerning them, | have thought il
wei TO nrry yet another week in England
ana deliver a lecture upon this absorbing
subject And lcsti, be thought unbecoming
IN me- stranger TO come 10 the pnblic res
cue al such time, instead Of leaving 10 ADLER
hands matter OF 80 much moment, I desire
to explain that do it with the best Of mo.
tivcs and the most honorable intentions I
do il because | am convinced that no one
can allay this unwholesome excitement rs Of
fcctualiy ~ can; and To allay il, and ollav
il AS quickly rs possible, is surely the one
thing tina, is absolutely necessary at this
juncturc. feel and know that | I'm ruual
to this task, for can allay any kind of an
excitement by lecturing upon it, have say
ed many communities in this way | have
always been able to paralyze the public IN
tcrc5t in any topic that | chose to take holu
ci and cucidatc with all my strength
Hoping that this explanation will show
that il ann seeming to intrudc am a, lcas
doing it from high Impulse am, sir, you
ohcdient servant. MARX TWAIN.
London. October / ="
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The hcmphi, ic1i1Eche says: 1T there Is
in our midst one class more conspicuous
than another for untIring devotion 10 the
sick and dying il is the Memphis clergy.
There ! no duty from which they shrink, NJ
the dead hour II the night, H. al MONDAY
these ministers of God are found SheTcNer
sickness or death calls for their services.
knccling NJ the bedside in prayer, minister
ing To- The sick ~ nurses. or serving as mes
sengcrs for medical aid, they labor without
ccasing. They do not wait until their pres
encc i, invoked. Braying the pc-iilcn'ial
air of the infected district, they 20 from
dwelling 10 dwelling, from hovel io Eovel,
seeking those who may need their services.
Four have fallen martyrs To their holy duly
fallen while relieving poor. trail bodies from
pain. aAd pointing uut tu the dying the
straight. narrow path THAI leads u heaven.
But the Others pres, forward 10 MI the places
vacated by the angel OF dcath-to close the
ranks wiicncd by those who until few days
ago stnud shoulder "a shoulder. Ike brave
cumradt- advancing to q charge IN battle
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l'tsAI. IA y d. FOR - I.E.--Ihe Ut.
dergued offers for sale the following described land,
situated IN the town OF Eagn about four miles northwest
Of Sreatur TO Wit: South 3! al the Shll aud th
sh "a acres OF the west half OF The SN OF section 3,
aso the ~ the NEG Of Section 10. all IN township 81
uCF O range east OF the 81 f. VI. There is the farm
good buildings ana small young orchard OF bearug fruit
trees also living spring OF water. IL ~ of the mo
desirable stock farms IN La sale county the farm Is
bounded N" uOrlh by She VcrmliOu River The whole
O the l. undeTlad with coal, VIII sell the above
premises tor elal payment ufSu anu the balance on a
long Gre It, with zen PER ctu itTrst Persons wishing TO
purchasdCannOt do than and examine thu prCni
before purchasing. n. WALDRON,
kaglee, sept -, iS&-SrOC'' On the Premises.
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\ Pari, journal publishes the following
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cd ON large sheets of yellow silk, and appears
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\ tsrEns IN snrTM AMERrCA.-l

NE~pERs ~ SOUTH AMERTCA.-.lo Tie tray
clcr in Spanish America. the striking of the
vcspcr bells exercises apolcnt charm As the
usage requires every one To- halt no matter
where he may be at the first stroke of the
bell, to interrupt his conversation, however
important, and listen without stirring until
the conclusion of the chime, the singularitv
of Il whole population surprised in a moment
rs it comes and goes held in q state of pclri-
faction. and parilyzcd a. If by an cnchuntrr.
may 1t imagined. On every side Won see
gesture interrupted, mouths half opened for
the arrested remark, smiles oddly lingering
or passing into an expression al PRAYER You
would fancy Them "a nation at STATUES \
town in South America, at q tinklr of the
AngclGs, resembles the city in the " Arabian
Nights whose inhabitants were turned into
stones. The magician here i the bell ringer
But hardly has the vibration ceased when "a
universal murmur arises from these thousands
of oppressed lung Hand meets hand qucs.
lion seeks answer; conversations resume
their course; hor-,, feel the loosrnu,l bride.
and paw the ground: dogs bark, babies cry,
the fathers sing. the mothers chatter The
accidental turn, thus given To conversation
are many, and >,iIciimr> striking.