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KILLED ON sHIPBOARD.

On the 18th inst. John OBrien, while at work on
board the steamship Huntress, then lying at the
foot Of Eighth street, East River, was struck on
subsequently ensued from the effects OF the in
jures received. in their verdict the Jury censured
the mate Of the steamer for carelesel7 auowng the
cover to fall on deceassd
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SUPERIOR cOUaI-speClAL TERM.
caua1 Of COMMON pLeAs-spec!AL TERM.


DecI81Onzs
BY Judge Larremore.
Beaumont VS.. Beaumont-Sec memorandum.
Motion denied without prejudice.
Brand va Dayton.-Report confirmed and judg-
ment ordered for $757lS 81, with costs and extra
Jens SONY VS.. Jenson.-bivorce granted.
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COURT cALEHnAa-THls DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CHANBERs-Held by Judge
PrattNos. IS, SOY, "a, 103 los, l34, l39, 140 l52
100, 1872.
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The water rates are considered very fair, and
but little complaint Is made by the citizens. Last
year the receipts were 81, 054, PSI 81, being an ex
cess OF $572 S44 30 over the year ISL he cost Of
raising 100000 gallons OF water one foot high at
each OF the following named works during the year
1872 will give an idea as TO the cheapness OF water
In Philadelphia
Per Milton
Paramount Works. ....,.........:... 'ci @ioo
Belmont Works-rwo Worthington duplex
gines. 80. ........ -. 80. OF
WortRinston engine . ........... Ooalo
Schuylkin Works-rwo full Cornih enpines. .lI2-l0
CINE 1920
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Hans Christian and Christian Olson were charged
before Commissioner Osborn yesterday with hav-
ing deserted from the Norwegian vessel Pacific
They were committed to await the action Of the
Norwegian Consul.
Edward Evatt, Of so1 Blocker street, was CON-
mitted yesterday by Commissioner Shields. in de-
fault OF $500 bail, on a charge of having sold
whiskey and tobacco without paying the special
tax required by law.
United States Marshal Fisk had not yesterday re-
ceived any instructions from the State Department
in reference to the case OF Carl v0gt.
SUPERIOR C0UR1-sPECAL TERM.
Decisions.
BY Judge Freedman.
Maillert VS.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. amending
papers, &c.
BY Judge Mcneil.
Trenor VS.. INSTRUMENTATION to continue injunc-
tion granted, with costs to abide the event
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THE yENNERSVLLE TRAGEDY.

The Prisoner Preparing to Commit Sui
cide-Arrest OF a Brother of the Mur-
dered Man for Swindling Insurance
Compnnies-Afrecting Interview He.
tween UdderzoOlx and His Mother.
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A ENACTMENT MOI CE.

AXE rotice, That writ of attacl ment
has been issued out of the ircuit curt IN
and for the County of Union in the s, m Il
me thousand ole hu dr., al d forty four
ollars and twenty three cents against
tue estate If Alexai der Conklin, an
absent def ndant, at tie suit OF Jo4e1 Ii
docs, ill plea of trtspass ON the case III, II
promises o his damage of two thousand two
hundr,d and eighty Ugh, d liars and for v
SIX cents a, d that the seid writ was returi,-
ed by the shsr fl of said County IN the ii st
TUESDAY in September. A. u. 1873.
Dated, ep,emb 3d. 1873.
HEN X. CA NO., Clerk,
j. AUGUSTUS FAY, Jr., Attorney,
li1 ISL road street, Elizabeth.
IA oaw 3m
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Come mother, give me some medi
cine, said an ailing boy, Il don't want
to die yet for I've no acquaintance in
heaven. Why, yes, my boy" said
his mother. there's your dear old
grandfather, and little Lainy, the gar
dener's daughter, and H Irry Stone, too,
died only last week " "Wrll, said the
little fellow, " Harry and always did
quarrel, aud the gardeners child speaks
nothing but Dutch, and have grown
so since grandpa died that he would not
know me when got there"
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Sheriff Sales.

~ Heal F's 81 En- Oh merry Of NV Jer.
- sey.-- etween Warren Trus del c mpl II ,
ant and Simon Arnold and ais, defendants. Ter
Ia las.
By virtue of T. above St writ of ieri facias
to me directed. shall expose Tor -a'e ht pu Ii
due. az he c. mt DO. ST. in the city of IL "a
beth, on "Wednesday Il Q 3d ay of e.
cen ,r. !. 1873, at wo O'Clock m. of g.
cay, all that ACT arcel Of land, situat King
nd beng in c ty of e izabeth county oi
Unto AID -tate OF New j is y:
Beginning in he most suuthe ly Ii Of Fl 81
str ct at point ty re taeas erly tn.
outheaste ~, rrer + First str ct and a hlt 4.
to Ia calet Liying,tj rec theme rui.-
vi g uorth asterl, a org al Inc OF Fnst TIE !
if.- feet thence so"t easter a. right arg es I,
id Ii o. First sire on hiInd ed eet ence
sou INV sterly pa al with sal line of It
treet city eft an thence northWt erly raral.
lie with the second course hundred ct b.
p ace of b. ginning bfing PARTS of lots ore ~,
TIRES 81, five (5) and seven ~ in block seventy.
Ave (75)as laid down and distin uished on map
OF the new manufacturi town r1llzabethport
N. j. now oil lie Ia the clerks Office OF the eoup-
ty of Essex. Ell g the same premises c, nv-s ed
to the said Simon Arnold by the Central baIlroa
ompaIy of n j. rsry, bs deco recorded IN
OF vi deeds for Vi ion comfy rage $685. q c
SkTF Is. RYDER, heriff.
Elizabeth. September 90, 1873. n4 4wTu
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=, HE .lFF'@ S lE.-Up on County Circuit
- curt - hri tian ira d. VS.. st, phen sauer
III ia de 40. ct Ter In tase.
The alb We sale stauns ojouri eS t., Wtdne day
th' 10 h day OF Decent er, A.. S73, at she b. me
hJu pace.
SETH B. YUEB, Sheriff
Elizabeth, Now mheI IL, 1878 MA 4wF
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Union COUNTY i RRoG TEES FFICg.

u Eovemb 18th, 1873.
Lewis w. Sparks. executor of +. ter Sparks,
deceased. surrogate's rider to limit ,rt d.
tors.
On application Of tie above named ex, en-.
tor it is ord red that said executor give
public notice to tie creditors Of the state Of
said decedent to bling in cir ebis, de-
nands or claims against the same, under
path, wit III nine mon hs f ON II is rat by
setting up C py of This o. der. within tWe1i-
ty days hereafter in fl Of the mos, p, bic
places in the c, unity If Union for two
N nths, an also thin the said TIVE ty
days, by advertising the s. me in the liza
beth D i'y Monitor for The same spacs {
time and any editor shall neg ect to ex-
hibit is II her debt, d,naLd or ella m,
within said period of nine months, put
ic notice heing gwen as aforesaid such
creditor shall be fol ever barred Of his OF her
action therefor against the said executor.
By ADDISON S. CLARK, Surrogate.
n19 I'm
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.SH-hIFt s sALE II MON County Circuit
- CoNft-phtiip Kr is VI. Cyrus Coos, .ild.r
aud F. ana ], ne,, owner. Fl. ia. de Ter. In care
on lien.
by virtue of the above stated writ Of feri faeas
20 me ii ected, shall expose for sale, at publ,
eD ne. at the ,urt House, i'll the city of liza
b tn, y. j., Oh WedDe day, 3 10Th day of Decor :
her A. D. 1873, al two o.. lock p. m. OF "a d da i,
ce tain hui ding and the lot or cuIt,lage here l.
the same it erected, es rib d fol Tvs The
SD hui ding Ii two IT r, and .tti, anne /, WEI :
ny hous twe' ty e' BY Tint f. ct, with an ex.
tension fou teen feet by ixteen fee on lot I
curilage, tituate IN III city lzabeth, ecu ty
OF Uniu and st OF New j. sey cyl ning AZ,
DIN in the ecteds utterly Ii = OF L tfsyttt.
str ct distant west rly al ny tn sa four hu :.
ire and eight til &c aad two.,epth, fe from
q e westerly line OF Gu b one Catharine st eel
tn nU r1nblhg south twenty two Ueg ees and
twenty miuut west ont huntirea and tw nty Elk
d ri,e-tentbs ftett J,nd of tatharine NJ re ;
thence along + l nd north SIX degrees and 81
teen m Iu es W. IT ts' nty.se en- thr t. tn
ieet (; thence non tNen S-o degre and forty :
four miuuies cart lie hundred a tive iy- tx ami
tie this fee to said pr. jefled Ii # Iaiay
lie tire l; a. thence caste |! along The me
twentye hit and ii, enths feet to the be4iHnii
SETH b. RYDER, >he1if.
Ehza eth, OCTOBER 3, 1873. NIL 4wiu
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& HEhIFF's s 1E.-ID Chanctry of New Jer-
- sey. Between Albert P. Condit. sufviy ng
trustee of Thomts Ward. d. ceased, complain ant,
and Horace s. quier It TX. ct ais. defel ts.
ri. ia for sale OF mortRag' piemi
The abov sale stances ad our d to WedI esday,
he 10th day OF De CT mber A. D. 1.73, al the anne
hour and pls, e.
al TIL b. RYDER. Sheriff
Elizabeth, November 2 10 3. MA 4wF
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- ALlD h,'i,'Sa will be receiv d at the
~ thc- + the Street Commits ouer, ty Hail,
until NO day. the sth ay Of December 1873,
at elgh o'cl' ok. p M, + the Sli wilma work:
h. following is the alb. u the ilau,nt OF work
to be d. me aha The m te.i IL to be furnished !,
the ,onst ucion AM cons lett n Of sal work:
NIL - SIRE I.
to Iegula e. era e, curb ana gut err from Martin
str ito Jersey street
90 ubic ards of excavati n.
500 c cysr~s Of xtra hllipg.
$50 feet Of curb.
29D ct of gutter.
lid vii, be T. quired to bid for each ire I
in 81 parate and distinCt bio they will also be
requir' to hid oI' the me taken for tile comple-
ton OF the work at The ra,e OF Sl25 or Ga, for
curb, tut er ana hagEi 6.
The plans ii, sp, citcaiions OF the work car
be mlned at the office OF the stree t Commits
sioner.
SAID proposals must be &C ompani+d v a bond
exc uied by NV or more un, e satisfactory and
81 fiji isi seeuriti, S. resid iii ta co Ity in at
lea o. g I urth t. sum tpeeif,d in the pr possl
fo' the p ri Ii anee OF the work, should the coi-
p sal !; and that if the pereo. persons NIT OF
refuse TO ex Gu e su, h q mt act they viii Law 10
the CT y of thzaLeth any dit renee betw, en- the
ms or they wps Id b We b. en- eiiti lea TO upo
the .ompl u 81 tn contract, ara that which
the cit, of Elizabeth may he Obliged to pa / e
p r. 81 PEI son by whom sucL contract shall be
execut
Pa. ments will be made in cash, mon hly, In
ufns not Tess than one Thousand dol ars s the
wrk progresses, I'D Gel tirc cate OF the City sur
veyor, the city retaining twenty-five per cent ,
which Will be psid VIII, n the work. Is mpletpd
l. penalty for each dAy's neglect to con pIete
the wo X, a cor9ing to he contIRct, be old the
time liked therein, 81 all Q thr, DECLARE WI. re
re gt s. amount to paid the contrac shall
pe lefs tn n three thousand dol ars ard two dol
lars per day addition al Tor every two thousand
d. lars beyond that sum
All penalties i, CURED shall DO de, uct- from
tn amou due the contractor b 1910 the ina
peym mt in made.
CHARLES b. ] Hs SON,
Street Commissioner.
Elizabeth November II, 1878. nl7 SWIM
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WHO WOULDN'T IKE TO BUY
A NICE PRESE T FOR 81?
HAHNE & BLOCK,
GAS BROAD STREET.
LWAkh, N. j.,
Bave added to their large stock of
TOYS AND EANlY lnOns

Baye added to their large stock of
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS,
A ONE b, LIAR DEPARTMENT.
and n &C OF i'm or ng a.luei goodsd e.
iTt m EUR 9, h an ae,Id 10 Ill b better an
a nicer u t Gle Tor he same mon tb n q y NSw
rk ar ,ore. Toy eli, orlns NJ ;
sill ,r a d Cast j. for 81, Va u+t' a So 90
ct f y lv'rP AZ y or 5, vi'eA
at................. observation-disclosures. SO
Sc OF ivef n .e l.aspooAs tor 81 Va
A ct Of s, vr tI~t d For sfo ST. vau,d 10 60
silver P. teo Blu tei Cuc FRS ioI 81, valued
sv pi tea +. a. for ST. val ed 90 90
yer l l IL 2 ,th, rs r S valued At 8 10
$ We p. ted Spo nh lders f. r 81. valued at 40
ii ,er Plated q h els Tor 81, ,Iutd et...... 20
&c Of 'ilv ria ed "a n Jugs t.r 5 va
u $500. '..'....... 70
lie Porter GU isl,r 81, va at.. OU
Gen It m lisp cket 90 S r 81. ,aiu d at 20
!. d Nor b X sf'r val e. at....... $40
S 1t for 81 v. ued at.......... 81
G, We 30 es 81, valued at.............. ,tOi
Hand chic BOXES fol 81, va uea at .... 50
Ladies' ,atc"els for va ued st............ on
81 Fans for 81 vain, dat............,.. 40
ribu for 81 valued -. ......., ~
Portfol Oh iot 81, val I'd at. .............. s
ri,ing Desks Tor 81, vain d"t............. 90
Lit lts' I'm asnlohs for 81 Tau at .. so
Checker Board4, wi h heck RS, Dice and
Boxes, 7 S. valued at. ............ 90
arian Vas sfor 81, V | ed at............ :. SO
inuut ldu bldS ht- lot 81, Nalueu 90
Pa an mrs for 81, Iued At ......,, 90
Me- rshaum ires for 81 v lued at. .... So
u log V lis FIR 81, Y lhed st...... 0G
Ala aster bnaments for 81 vain, r..... Or
Ii q Ca for 81, va ued at, ........... o.
Baskets for 81, valued at. ......, ....... 90
lvor CT essmen for 81, val ed at.........2 SO
Ia ohing las ST r ST. value at . . so
Pab Chairs or 81. vali I'd t................ on
And gre ms 1t iods. tih anne me
mi y articles are fold there for Soc a d zoe
when nm I he purcha ed for less han 81 lee
here. We ha enlarg on st re and add, d
four lnf more. that ow we have ore ON
to how ~ so DIS to ad' antage We invite
spe isl KANT All of our large and com sle,e
stock of TOYS, fro ic t. $25 apie ce, VIII CHI we
now keep all ,p- tars.
thausa d diff re I XII de of TOYS
For pretty sirls bouncinA b ys.
We call the attenti of the pu let t. our hole
sale Department. full line OF To IN CT
Gods, Fancy B al etss d willowware and oh--
milan Glasswa 10 ger e-sl. Also. c. mo e.e as.
sortment Of Dolls. oil Heads. II ds Bird Cages,
sc. Fai a Festivals su phi d 1t VII lesa
prices. Phase give US .aiandj u &c for ur-
selves. n2i to tsnl
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Railroads..
DENNsYLYAN1A RAILROAD.

TRUNK LINE TO THE WEST.

TRUNK LINE TO THE WEST.
ON Il a tr NJ. sy November 2. 1873 Express
trainr eave Ell zateib as f5hown -
10 IS A. NJ. Fast Line daily exce,t sunday for
II .crisburs, Pittsbirg Cleveland am the West
with Pullman Pa ars thro ph, with ut
change TO Pit1s. ura, Fort WAYNE. and hicago
an Columbus, Ch' inuaii, aud Louisville. an,
with Parn1 Cafs ON New YorB to ittsburg.
~ r. NJ Cincinnati express da II, 1 Harris.
burg, Pittsuurg, aud the WeS with Pullman
Pslace Cars through, without change. to Iitit.
burg, Indianapolis, Louisville Gincin nati II
Louis, and Chicago.
O9 2. u Pacific Express, daily, for Harr sburg
Pittsburg, and thr West, with Pullman Palace
arH III ough, witho change, to iiitsburE
Crestine' Fort Wayne. chicago and Inaiana-
For Baltimore, Washington and the South, via
Psnnss lvanis Al Line, at o. A. NJ. daily, ex-
cept Sunday, with new Pullman Parior Cars !;
30 P. NJ with n.w Pullman rlor and Sleep
ing Cars, and 946 r. NJ, daily. with new Pull.
man Palace sleepr Cars auached.
FOR Newark and New York, 4.2I, 8 40, 6.02, 6 40
ITO Z IS, 7.5i, 10. s n, 8 40 9.is 929 so
1925. 1899. 1l.08. Ii 70. A. NJ; 10 A. 1.27 lao,
2.4O, $40, 41S. so, 8 10, GO, 6.35, ITO.
7.5J9 o, 9.5s, 1925, and IL rs P. M sunds,
trsi 4 81, OF. i1.Os, II AZ. A. NJ; $50, z 10,
9.10 aud 9.39 P NJ
For Philadlphia. II SO, Q. 0, 1913, A. M, Ito,
4.37, "a a.13, 9.09, P. NJ. via Wes' Phi adei-
phia S;o3 "a; via Kensington. sunday 40,
$50. sos and go NJ.
For Rahwry, 1852. As. s Os, 1853, 1890 A. M,
IL 45, 46, 2,39, 3.l7, 8. 0, 4l8 ABS, $40
6.67 623, 642. $50 TIC, ID. 1854, 1915 p. M.
Sunday train, 5.57 and so NJ
For. New Brunswic,, 1882, 0'. 8.53 and $40 A
NJ I2.46, 2.39, S5'. 4 81 $40. 6.57. $50, s.I3,
P. N. sunday train $50 NJ
For PERTH Amboy and W odbridge, 6.45, 1899 A
NJ, 3.l7, 4.55, aid AL NJ.
For East Milestone. 1853 A. NJ, 1915, SOB and 5.57
z. III.
For Lamhertvills and Pennington. 9.3s A. NJ, anc
2.39, 4.S7 p. NJ.
FIR Phillipsburg and Be yidere, 2.99 and 437 p
NJ.
For Bordentown, Burlington and G mden, 8 03
1913 a. NJ, 1.l0 2 49, $50. 4 81, 6 so P. NJ.
For Freehold, TAO a. NJ 2.39 and AIT r. NJ.
Leave New York for Eliztb-tl 600 $50, 7.2O
TAO, $40, 910, 1000, HOO, A. NJ. 49, Nj,
LOO, 200, $50, $40, $40, 4.1n, 4.30, ~,
$40. 600, 6l0, $50, 73O, $40, 1000 11.3O
NJ, and 1900, night. Sunday $40, $40, 7 81
and $40 p. VI.
Forfurther info nation zee timo tables, which
b had at the ticl ct, fices.
a. j. OAS-ATT General Manager.
D. NJ. BOYD, Dr., Gen. PAS. Agent.
F. W. JACKSON,
Gen Sup't U. X. X. of N j. Div.
g. ". BARK. r. sup't N. y. Div.
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THE CENTRAL JEWELhY STORE,
Cor. CANAL BRIDaE BROAD ST., NEWARK,
Is THE
CHI APEST PLACE IN THE CITY
TO GET
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The Orangeburg Fair.

Wehad the pleasure of visiting Orange
burg during the week in which the Or
angeburg Agricultural aud Mechanical
Association held its first Annual Fair.
exhibition opened at the Fair Grounds
of the Association OH Tuesday, the 2Sth
s0ctober,h and closed OH the following
.AfidayJthe 81st. 1.-The attendance was
unusually alarge,and the articles on exhibi-
tion were numerous, representing every
deDartmentiof agriculture, horticulture,
Horticulture, and ths various arts, also
household articles and needle work, MS
we'll asspedaimens Of the featherd tribe in
almost endless jvariety-all showing that
the people of Orangeburg County are
fullYaliye.to the Importance of such ex.
hibitions.
The Association has purchased site
for eir'exhibitions, in nm eligible local
ity, within the corporate limits of the
town, and have erected commodious
exhibition building, also suitable build
ings for the accommodation of stock.
Although their arrangements were not
fully completed at the time of holding
the present Fair, yet they were in suffi-
cient state OF forwardness to afford ample
accommodation to both exhibitor and
visitor.
The peoplo of Orangeburg County owe
debt of gratitude, not easily discharged
to the projectors of this movement, and
especially to DIR. w. +. Barton, the
President Of the Association, and the
Board Of Directors, Messrs. L. III. w.
Briggmann, l.. r. Bcckwith, Samuel
Dibble, Paul S. Fielder, j. L. Moorer and
j. G. Wannamaker, who spared no cxcr-
tions to make the event complete sue
cess, which it proved to be in every sense
ofthe word. They werc unccasing in their
efforts throughout the entire exhibition,
to make the visitors both welcome and
comfortable, also in giving exhibitors
every opportunity possible to show of