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, 1873-09-25
PESTILENCE.
The Yellow Fever Ringing Ecarfully
in Alnbn1llsl-.1Ghc Distase in L0tltsi.
fs1ail. ArikA1sHllk. Allu ,EenMGkHnc.

The Yellow Fever Ringing EcArfMlly
in Alnhs,1alsl--rhc Discslse in Loutsi-
ann. .ArikslItS1lB. ANu Tennessee.
Special Di.t,aith to Tbs cAfeaga Tribune.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. 24*-A letter from Mont
gu1ncry, Ala., Tonight says tho yellow fever ia
ported 10 avo broken out at nearly ovory lttlo STALLION
OIL tho limo Of road from Pensacola, Fla,
to tho junction Of Tho Mobile & Mont
gomery md rcnsacola 4: Louisville Railroads.
Everybody Is leaving fast rs possible. Mr.. Sam
Christian the telegraph operator Mt the junction Of tho
two roads, died today Of the fever
Distressing nccounts reach us from tho junction,
near pollard, On tho Mobile l. Montgomery lsaroasl.
11oro than ono-haf Of tho c!tizeus down with yel
low feyes 90 that there are not well mcn aud women
left to WHIT upon the sick.
shreveport needs no further ail just nov, and VIC
PROPOSE II Fro Dukowitz will second tho proposition,
tat wo bcgin our chnrty nearer home. There a mora
distress ut tho junction tan Shreveport ever know,
and those sufferers arc cttizens of Alabama For tho
reaaous abovo stated tho Mayor haa Issued proclalu,
1ts vicinity, Pollard. Ala aud ttg vicinity, Mobile
s tas.. s " oss f s.ss d M sses s as gv
Now OreanH aud al places upon tho Rod River, md
al peraons !easng any locality herein designated, who
health for tho space Of two weeks that under no cir
cunsanccs will they he permitted to stop within tho
nn vii eone ss ua pnney
also stated heFe III Memphis to-nlght that tlo
Arkansas and alopg Tho river below here.
fTf1I ,ftH fnnr>
1T. t. q. nnltc, luito pro1nhent pn5aicnn ntioE
who, up TO tho pfeacnt tsine naa haa aasentyelent
cases @hd loss oas QUO. punieAe8 lengthy earu
IN this mornnga 44ppeat, denysng ne existence
hero of yellow lever, a1 1ntimasea tAat tho present
treatment NY MfHo Number OF phys!c!ana 1or scAo"
fever 10 tho cnnao FOR tho great mortality A. tho same
time ho GtVoa hs treatment which, III its hrat atagcs
Is ono and perhaps tlree emottcs. 10 terns tho ~
eaae OF bilIogastrlo character, and Is sustained i
lis views ~ soao rye or slx weii-know physseans'
but net by Pr. Dlaekb1lrn or tho Mobile deieBAson
The deaha In this city to-day were: Father 1sast-
baum, ngSd ~ yellow fever. corner Popar amu Null.
htrcota Hannah Poritz, ~, yel!uw fever w Ma!n
A. Elas 40. yellow fever, Jos Market W1!l!a!n II.
WhcAtor III, yellow feVer, Chaptii aYenue; Wiley y.
Litlojohn, 65, dyaeatery, ITO yanca atreot.
Ths makes total Of tsyenty-aix Of which seventeon
were from Yellow foser Many OF tue Gases, It VII
in le eaatcra and northern part where there has not
IS yo beon any fatality attending the foW cases that
are reposed Ino iaotsal'ty ta incleabln9 aoWy, al
VII! perhaps lor se'cra! dayss As nov, NuHnA me
'na1 n,a ~ 1aso eesI ~ TX TIT
Fhe Oai}:Feauwp bnyo somo ten cnats, mi
, 1873-09-25
Suicide OF n wcnlthy Citizon OF PhiIn
sEn1ngsSu

!Special Bi.1s.tch to Tie Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 24.-Abous 1:3o this morning
Tho'nus brown parkcr attempted to murder lis Wife
suicide. Parker waa ono Of our wcathlsat
citixons, havihg yearly. income Of .sdo,0oo,
His estufo cpmpriHcs Of tue most valuable prop
critics In PHILADELPHIA, owning tho ground upon which
The Continental Hotel aud tho american, now tho
GRIND Central, Theatre stsnda Tue houso where the
full threc-story brown stone residences with tower rts
lng Mt a side common In WeHt Philadelphia. 1t
stands 1ne grounds, aud ia said to have cost $780,
00a. The caslao Of tho Grimo WIS jealousy and tho
,yife's reckless nxpenliturg, etc.
, 1873-09-25
ARMY REUNION.
Arrangements for tho Coming Meeting
OF tho Army Of the TeI1ncsHcc.

!Speciat Dst1A,feh 10 The Chfcuyo Tribune.
ToLEno, O., Sept. 2f,-Tho coming meeting OF tho
Army Of the Tennessee Ut this placo OIL tie 18th aud
10Th Of October, proiaee to 10 of tho most sc-
cessful gatherings hold by tho Society. Tho
,sponHes already received indicate AL unusually
large attendance. President Gsant will certainly
DO present, and Con. shorman, Malicious.
Hancock Pope, force, Gov. Noyea, and q number Of
other distinguished soldiers have eignhctl thcir In
tantion Of coming. Tho presiding genius Of tho ocsa
slon will ie Gen. Sherman. The meetings will be held
at the Opera-uouRo, spacoria and elegant theatro
about te si7e Of nooieys IN chisag9 Tue banqnet
arrangements have been made with oil tho railroads
running to tho city oxcept tho Lake Shuro.
, 1873-09-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


Beow Ttorn, saugatnck, lumber.
sci.r willtnin Jones Muskcgol. lumber.
schr Msncrya, Aluakogon, ium1os.
Bcllr Ida, hfnskegon, lumber.
sc1r Rob hoy, Muekcgon, lumber.
scllr T. G. Gray. Mnskegon, lun,ler.
schr II. Simmons, kluskegon, llulbor.
selr RACING, MMskegont lun'ber.
Bchr st. Peter. MMskcgon, lumber.
sclls Mysttc, Nuakegon, lumber.
6cEr ". H. Dunhafn, Muskcgon lumber.
scir 10 Wins, Ford River, lumbar.
schr Maggie Thompson, White Lake. lumber.
ssr sshF ea Il En%co sxs Ts Wha t1as naSs msSs Ssr
schr y. Ferguson, Oconto, lumber.
sclr TONI ralne drand Haven, Lumbar.
nrss sseny sf snissa iassss aSs1 LUMBER
Bchr 1ihblo Nnu, 0roen Bay, lumber
scow paasngola ldwgs p'or tan.;sh rs
Prop Asta, Montreal, rIg~iron.
Bcow Cousin Mary. Curtis rior, tau.bsrh.
Btmr Corons, st. Joe, su,ldrics.
sebr Octayia, Atuskrgon, lumber.
schr ]. IIibbnrd. AIuakegon, lumber.
schr Pilot, A1uskeRon, lumber.
schs 7. Hayden. Afuskcgon, lumber.
acSr rcSp 3ss91aI.t, 1e9T1sdo, n1sto sries e.r
steam;!'erRso, Comet, MuHleeon, lumber.
sclr TRUMAN Moss, si,lskegon, lumber.
schr ], Dean, Jr. a:uakego,i, lumber.
schrJ. Q. MoHp, A1uekegon, lumber.
gcr j. i. do ContraB ainskcuon, lumber.
E sisam pirsS Aang ,;a Iaars, Siasfssen, lumbar.
scow South slde, Whtto Lake. lumber.
scow II. N. Dunl,a.n. fiko'a picr, wood.
semF senF Bhasesys' as2 tan mSp ays ysn saps sas''
schr Guide. saugntuek, lumber.
schr g; X Johnson saugatnck, lumber.
, 1873-09-25
The Anti-Monopoly f1ovclM cnt in Ifv-
fnENtO4l County.

Spfefal Dispatch to 7Ae Ehic,.yo 1fibnne,
PONTIAC, ILL.,, Sept. 2i.-Thc Central Committee Of
The Ens,ness ai Peoles -Moaoiey party hsa M g
tho county wero present, who roporcd tho movement
strengthening daily. The Committee resolved 10 hold
meetings IN every tewnahp in the county during o
coming mant, and every l,otlcat means 70 de-
feat the prcscnt railroacouri- -houso ticke whtct,
the opposition hayo no1ninated. Ono Of the 1n9At
way, i,lau who backa his opinions with his mouoy,
saiA to-ay upon the street: Our country IL 9ons,
and not only that, but tho Republican purity ii faat
going too,n
, 1873-09-25
RAILROAD NEWS.

Tho EI1mhns CLINTON e SpC1nRftclu Ihe
Junction Suit.
Sp<eia, Dtspaseh 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
DLooM1NGToN, Bops. 2t.-Tho injunction caso Of The
Gilman, Clinton l. sprangned noad nbsorbcl tho at-
ten.ion of tho Court to-day. Tho officers Of tho road
,gas argued to-day and tho decision ia not yot gvon
Thfs question Settled the officers Of the roal will ask
that Rocetvo1 be appointed Tie case excites much
iltere8t here.
, 1873-09-25
THE MYSTERIOUS MANNING.

Tho inquest upon tho body Of Jnu1es Manning Naa
resumed at the County Hospital yesterday. AIr. aud
Mrs Powers, who 1elatiyes Of tlo deceased,
saw him noar Drown and Godfrey atrces at ii O'clock
on Wednesday night. uc wus drunk at tho time. A
named Nuremberg test1hed that lio saw tho body
first at The mouth Of tho river aud afterwards it
oat out into tho channel. 1t decided to continue
the inquest until this morning.
, 1873-09-25
Intliuna Rntlrond Enterprise

Epte70t DisNHleh 70 Tbs Chleaya 3f76Hne.
FonT WAYNE, Sept. 2i.-Bone OF our prominent cit
tzens forming stock company, with capital Of
$50000 for the purpose OF building railroad between
this city and Now Haven, tlisanco Of mica. Tho
project noota with good auccesH, mud viii undoubtedly
be carried out. It IL contemplated to use dummy en-
zines on tho road.
, 1873-09-25
Conference OF the Illinois Warehouse
Comm missi0ners and tho Senate TRAINS
poEtnti0n EOnl NJ tttcG.

Erfc10E Dl1taIch q Thc Chicago 9F1bNNt. -
gHn1sGFIELD, ILL.,, Sept M.-The Hon. William
Special Committee Transportation. telegraphs tho
railroad and Warehouse Commissioners from tho
Grand Pacific Hotel, chcago. desiring thom to meet
together touching the question Ut transportation. Tho
Commissioners answer that they will meet him aud
bis Coumittco nt tho Grand Pacific Fridny, the 2Gh
inss and for that purpose they leave lcre tomorrow
night, accompanied by James II. Raymond, Esq., ono
Of their Hccretaries
, 1873-09-25

II SJ'te1at Nisra{eh u TA4 CH7cago 7T}bun1.
1uen Judge Sllnrswoo1 sat In the Nisi Prs Court to
hear tho application Of Henry Thaham md other Re-
formers for injunction to restrain tle city autlorI
ties from awarding tho contraet for tho construction Of
the Farinolnt bridge to Wiley on the grounds that he
WIS not tho lowest md bent bidder. Tho ia not
set decilrd.
, 1873-09-25
GRIM

Escaped from Iall--A Discreet Sheriff.
Special Nts{,atch to Tho Ch;ca4o Tribune.
BrEvENS POINT, Wis.,. Sept. 2I.-1ochford, mnn
who killed feowwork1uan in tho woods ncar Jenny,
Marathon County, Inst wintor, with a1, escaped
from tho JUL hero lust night. Ills trial TO have
taken place IN about two months. lie filled lis bed
Sheriff Visited the cell In tho evening" WHOM Rockford
slipped out Of tho door, and he not missed until
this morning
, 1873-09-25

tain railway nnee in this Btatc in or opinion Is u.
tust, unreasonable, and pxorbant, and this tonven
ton declares 10 DO tho duty Of The State Government
to onact laws for tho restriction Of tho power Of char
tered cororations, for tho regulation Of railway tar
riffs, and for tho protection OF tho people aHainBt eys-
tonstIo 1luntlor aud legalzol robbory."
Whntovcr may DO eai OF ttlo platform,
THE 1lpKET IL ADMITTED ON ALL iIANDH TO DE
Taylor ia widely known III tho snto 1c served IN tho
8cnntc and H now President Of tho State Agricultural
political anto.edcns wcro Democratic. 11o ii, by MI
Odds tho strongest that could llavo been lOm
mated, anl bin admirers think hu will gyo Woehb,lrn
close rim. Hut tho WAallburn say their canIl-
rest Of the ticket.
Parker was a Republican member Of tho
Legislature, md lA In with tho farmers
can do to teat him. Tko nomination Of Taylor and
Parker proves that tho Convention wnH ...-.
NOT CONTROLLED III THE MILWAUKEE sT. rAuh
a. was predicted, Kuehll Vac but on to attract tho
Germans. uo has been Treasurer md Comptrolor Of
Milwaukee, aud used to DO q Democrat. Republicans
hollovo him to bo tho strongest lan OH the ticket. on
Doyle who has been menbcr Of tho Lower House ia
Intended 10 cunciliaso tho element from Erin. o was
3 Democrat In tho days when Democrats were.
In thc State, lie served aB Republican member OF
Congress for many yenrs. and Ia now Judge Of FRO
bato In Dodge County.
searing va Republican. Hc is now Professor in
'ns frsard wss baovn M sop to tho large ean
nayi1u population IN the Chippewa Valley. Ho fa q
business who has not btci1 known In politics,
Though It is underssood ha usea To vote the Democratic
Tho names on tho ticket nro well distributed rs re-
garls locality md nationality. Three Of tho nominees
worn nepnbiicann and throb Democrats. Tho rean1t
conceded By its opponents 10 combine many clemen.a
OF popularity.
, 1873-09-25

wore dull and lower. Charters wnro made at ea1Qo
for corn, closing ut sc md ut 1oe for wheat The en-
gagomentG reported wero: To Bufalo-Schr r. P.
Sheldon, wheat at l0o schr L. Van Vakenburg yes
terdny p m corn at loo prop Empire State, corn at
0e prop Colorado aud sehr G. J. Wells, corn ut &C..
Total D. Capacity equal to 600 bu wheat and 100
IL. enrt -
, 1873-09-25

Sptriu{ Nix1x'ttA 10 The Chicago Tribune,
FOND bu Lac Wis. Sopt 4.-:rho storo Of ". =.
Post Co. waa broken Into last night AMI 5000 worth
Of jowclry atole Thoy Offer So00 reward for tue ca-
turo Of tho thIevos,
, 1873-09-25
INQUEST.

The inquest yesterday on Henry Eckhart, who was
drowned In tho river near Thirty-1rat and Lock
streets resulted In yortct OF suicide. It was shown
that ho had cnleaVored to kill himself tho evening
previous to hts drowning.
, 1873-09-25
REMOVAL or INDIANS,

sptefal DfspateA to The CAfrugo Tribune,
WAs!1ha9oN, Sept 2-lt " Rtutel tlat troops have
beon placed at the disposal Of tho authorities to assist
fn tho removal Of tho Nnnehago Indians from Wis.
cousin to 4 reservation in kallsas.
, 1873-09-25
FRANCE.

pAn1B, Sept. N.-Tle 1oa.lers Of tho Right propose
to call grand reunion Of tho purity to 10 held In tlfa
city at M early day. ..-.
Tho NoyatiaR havo hopes Of division in tho Bonn
pnsBt ranks. The Rouhr facto, a disposed to net IN
conjunction with tho IsoyaliBts while Mac&Ahon and
his friends nre opposcl to tic prolongation Of tho
present provisional regime,
, 1873-09-25

Specf,sf DtEpaeA 70 TAe Chieugo Tribune.
NHNoNA, Ill.,, Sept. 24.-Nlra. Jphn cundiH hung
herself ut her Into residence, mile eaat Of Romance
u small staton tho Western Division Of tho Chicago
& Alton Road>, yesterday moruing She lad been par
tails Hsune for two years, bnt not considered
dangerous, 6ho leaves a husband ani three a1nau
ri,i1irnn.
, 1873-09-25
FIRES.

Wooden Mills in Allentown, Pn. Loss,
$4,000.
ALLENTOWN, pa., Sept. 24.-Gabriela Woolen Mills
was burned this morning. Tho losa was $40, ,0o0 md
the insurance sac, 600.
, 1873-09-25
GERMANY.

BERLIN, Sept. 24-Tho Pyorinziak Corresponding
snys tho visit Of King Victor EMANUEL to Vienna aud
siyo and effective peace policy n part Of Italy
. trta. and lruBBin,
, 1873-09-25
I'm Now Orleans


NEW ORLEANS, 8opt 24.-pago l. Co.'s Patent Roof
Ing att Tar Factory on Cnra street. aud vo 1acent
buildings, wera burned. LOSS, $l5,0oo.
, 1873-09-25

In Manchester, England.
LoNDos, Sept. 2l.-A fro broke out in the AthHnc-
UNI Library u Manchcster today and before 1t wRs
e1tingulshed 20, 600 volumes %ero destroyed.
, 1873-09-25
WfscnNE[M GLASS.

EperIal ut.pa!rh IA The Chifu3o 7tibuns.
FOND MI LAC Wis, Sert. M.-MAasuchlBettN parties
Rro hDre with tho Wow to establishing All extensive
glass Mannfuclury.
, 1873-09-25
nllsslsstpp1 Politics Take n Lively
tE1arnA

Special pf.pateh 10 7hs Chicago tribune.
MEMPHIS, Tenn., sept. 2o.-1f tho Aprta!s colum"
bus Mtss., correspondent 10 re!lol Upon, there
Lively tins 1t That town yesterday, whea Henasor
, 1873-09-25
Illinois and Michigan Cunul.

cu!cAoo cAsAL OFFICE. ssrt. Neutrality-suspicious.
ha, OF Seneca, 5eDu bu corn 1,344 lbs seed Norway
Seneca, 6,oo0 BIZ eorn American Star, Morseilea,
$500 hn & sorn sa4U hs sesA; Ahd1 5oaot eO!sq ha
Morris, eqoo bu corn 5!55 lla seod Montsaa, otts
prop Wasp Summit, IS yls stone ExcoAior, Summit
IS yas stone Galeaa, willow Springs, 6 tons leo
! Ma~tna ,.y,ll Willow snr,ngs: rs yts gravel; T:
snrlss shs1waa ws sSn ssasT ys % son5 ~ Sand o9
mont. 70 yda stone Iescuc, Len.ont, Is yds stone
Martin Hogan, Le,nont s5 yas atoue Edwin wn}kor,
I.emont. 50 ytla sono 80 brls lime Augusta, Lcnaont,
81 yds stone; Gon. MepAerson, Lamont, IS ylf
TAunderbolt, Lemon s5 yda stone; Traveller, lemont,
CIV yls stone Grgo No. l, LaSallc, 152 sous coal
Cnyugn, Romeo, e,o10 Blu Germ Cuba, Utica 5000 bp
corn Atlantic, Morris, $500 bu corn ]. Crotty,
Morris, 5000 bu corn Phoenix, Lockport, light.
cIEARED-A1llwa,sler 1aa.llc, 167 tons coal bril-
both, Lockport, a,o7l bu wheat.
Vessels Passed Detroit.
DETROIT, M!cls., sept, a4.-pAssEp ur-props Poto-
luac, Atlatu, Japan, Luke Outario City VI Concord,
st. Josoph Rose and bargcs, burlington and barge,
Bradbury v. T. r,!ngo aud arge, Graves md harges.
T. Scott: barks Watson, Monitor Bchrs City Of
land, Antelope, A. sa1on, City Of Waodstock Fiorea,
Kctchun,, Ostrich, barbarian, William Aldrick, AAia,
Chlds, sthuylkilt, Hathaway, Hartford.
PASSED DowN-props laltigh Chicago Roanoke,
Antelope and harges 6cllrs Fitzgerald, Kate, Win
allow.
W1xp-Southeast.
DETRo1T, hicl'., Sept. oi.- Evening-PAssEp UP-
Props California, prindIyie, Banks Gbraltcr, CAM
bria schrs aunair, H. i. Wide, Fatcuncr, j. Atillin
PASSED DowN--lEopa City Of New York, Mondota
Warrington, Fuyettc, Brown, Lady Mcdonald.
WlEn-EHBt.
, 1873-09-25

Tho Cholera Mt tho Capital Of 4innn.
Tho japan Mui published at Yokohama, Of tho I'D
Of August, reports AZ fulsuwa:
The following is extract from private letter
fronl bangkok:
, 1873-09-25

Gen. II. r. Sherman.
The main portion Of tho Yellowstone expedition has
arrived at Fort Abraham Lincoln.
{3guel} 7. II. gHEn1pAH, Iieutcnnnt-Gcnrrnl.
Following nppontnenta of Storekeerers been nla!e !:
William a: Taylor, Sixth District Kentucky; Jauea 4.
bach Fifth Kentucky George II. Lem, Sixth Rom
lucky; Alfred Korte aud Smith 4. Whitfield. Fourth
Ohio
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-08

THE visiting and inspecting commit
tee of the Relief Association met at the
rooms of the Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION, Saturday evening, and or
ganized. They will perhaps secure a
room in the Arcade building where food
and clothing may be received and dis
pensed to those in need. The commit
tee agreed to have book at their ooms,
in which the names of those who wish
employment may be registered. The
committee give notice that those who
wish men for small jobs. can obtain
them by making application at their
headquarters. The men SO engaged
are at work for ten cents an hour.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-08

IN more prosperous days, The NOM
TOR was often favored with graphic
sketches of entertainments given by
Mrs. Grundy and other magnates of 80
ciety, including full inventories of the
gorgeous apparel of those brilliant
ladies, with hints as to the quantities OF
viands the guests could take care of in
the course of an evening. Some OF
these celebrated leaders of high life,
having met with pecuniary losses, and
popular caterers being more careful how
they part with delicacies on time, the
receptions" have ceased to attract
their usual crowds. Nice young men
don't care to spend five or six hours
dancing attendance in fashionable cir
Giles, to sip lemonade and nibble stale
biscuit This kind of thing is by them
considered little "slow."
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-08
O. AND DO LlKhwtss.

Mr.. E. G. Brown has recently had q
comfortable house built in the First
ward for John Yanpelt-the arInless sol
dier. Mr.. Brown presented him with
the lot on which the house is built, and
the veteran soldier is to have his own
time in paying for the habitation.
Mr.. Brown will be happy to present
to Decker, the blind and armless soldier,
a lot and one hundred dollars in cash
provided the remainder OF the sum,
sufficient to build house, can be raised
from other parties. Here is chance
for the charitable to do good turn fol
q Union soldier.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-08

PASTORS complain that their people
fail to bring their usual offerings, when
they go mp to worship the Lord in his
temple. Mean people cheat everybody
nowadays, and of course they bring no
gifts to the altar. Hundreds of fami-
lies, many of whom contribute literally
when able, have hard struggle for
daily bread. We know devout people
who grieve that they are compelled to
90 empty-handed, when they wish to
offer thanksgiving in holy places. Pas
tors may complain, but It's simply i'm
possible for family receiving less than
five dollars week-and there are many
such-to contribute handsomely to
praiseworthy objects. A great many
good people deny themselves necessary
comforts, that they may have trifle to
relieve the miseries of their neighbors.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-08
A DMINI, THATlaX
SALE OF REAL ESTATE,


BY vituo of an order Of the Orphans
G urt of the County Of UuioL, dated Feb
ruary 10, 1878 the subscriber, admit is ra-
trix of Peter fitzpatrick, deceas d. will cx-
p SO for sale, at public yopdue ut the Court
House, i'll the city of Elizabeth, on saturday,
the twentieth day of Dect mber next, at two
clio iii the alter con, the foltowil de-
sclibed tracts or parcelp Of land and prem =
ses, situate, iyii 6 and being in the city OF
hzaheth, i" the county of Union and stat,
of New rsey viz:
/. Lots on map Of building lots in Eliza.
beth, Now Jersey, numbers / TO s, botn in
elusive part 0 lot 8; - to 30, both inclu-
sive 80 to 3S both inclusive pant of lot 80
and 40 10 45, 9th inclusive and 81 TO &c,
both inclusive, and which were CONVEX ed T.,
deceas, 4 by deed Of Alexander T0mscy and
wiIe, dated December 81, 1868, recorded in
boob 80 deeds for Union county, on pages
58S, &c, to which deed and record reference
Is made for more particular description
excepting out OF the same land conveyed b
decea ed / John Nea by deed dated Jan.
uarA Is, 1871, recorded in book So Of deeds
pages $50, Nc. to hich reference is n ade
2 Lots numbered on " Map Of the New
Ma ufaetulihg Town of Elzabethport, \.
j., OIL fiio in the cer & Office of said county
as lots l6 to 20, both inclusive, and CORES NJ,
n, o, L, q, on block No. A.. which were con
veycd to Gee ased by James q. Fairbank and
wife, by deed dated September %, 1870, ro-
corded in book 90 of deeds for said couny,
on pages SOP, &c., to which H. feri nee il made
for more pa ticular de ,cription thereof
8. Lots numbered un map of building lott
in the city of Elizabeth n j belonping to
G.. ii. Wei 4, on file i'll said Gle ks Office, as
lots 46 to 80 both inc usive, which were con.
veyed TO decta sed by John Dawson and wi @,
by d ed dated May II, 1871, recorded in book
IS of deed for said county, pages IS, &c. to
which reference is made for u moro partlcu-
lar descript on,
1. Lots numbered on said Map of the
New Manufacturing Town OF Elizabethport +"
as lots 40 az and "A, IN block &C. which were
conveyed to deceased by John Kidd and wife
by dc ed dated May 8, 1869, recorded in book
SO OF deeds, pages 207 &c. TO which refer.
ence is made for more particular descrip.
ton.
5. Lots numbered on same map az lots
45 40, Al, 10, o., ", o. and So, on said block
5G, which Wore conveyed 10 deceased hy deed
OF said Kidd and wife, dcted May ~, 1863
recorded i'll hook 80 Of der d. pages 900, &c.
and aiteiward, by Andrew NJ ich, Ii and Wifi
by DEF dated December % 1871, recorded
in book C6 Of deeds fur tad county, on page.
1928, &c, to winch d0eds refer, nee is hereb,
made l0r particular description.
MARY FITZPATRICK, Administrative.
Dated ctober ID, 1873. mis- IwIu
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-08

THERE are many affecting cases COM
ing to the notice of good Samariians
in these days Of trial. In fashionable
locality, yesterday, family of fourtet n
made very frugal meal. The SCI ne
was calculated to excite ones iveliest
sympathy. In the banquet hall where
they partook of their last crust, SO to
speak, they had been accustomed to ex-
tend an elegant hospitality to host Of
friends. The voice of Joy and gladness
which, in prosperous times, echoed
through the spacious apartments, salu-
ted that circle no more. Instead of the
strains of delightful harmony, Sorrow
brcoded over the household, and ever
and anon gentle bosoms found relief in
giving way to their emotions. 1t was
indeed melancholy occasion. We said
that they had gathered around their ta-
BILE to break bread together for the last
time. Metaphorically speaking, they
dined on Canary bird in point of fact,
boiled cabbage, with a stale loaf. for
which q couple OF Canaries had been
pawned, we're all that graced the table.
Ring down the curtain we have no bu-
sineas to gaze on scenes like this.