The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-01-15

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s4ge - sfe legislature de8lyend yesser-
d4y. azys. % tie prohibition question.
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i.zs sustained itself. Tberc % leee liquor
drinking Ia Isnz than formerly znd Iess
crime. ard IT, arees thai tie law l'e car
tinued aud IN made more vigorous
0tse ~ ne naest destructive mill fires
that las occurred III PHILADELPHIA for gear.
started early Sunday morning n hrrott's
roill b,flldiDg At Keneington. Before the
flames we're snbdned a. area of ncafiy two
sglm blocks MAJ burned oger. several men
eere slightly injured and nearly million
dollar worth u proIerty Nas destroyed.
eegeD hosiery milIa 1ere destroyed. throw
.ng ri hands ous II employ mont. Tie
origin n the fire 81 unknown.
From Cozsackle to Albany. On the llud-
soB river. there are thluy-fire iee bonses
FIye ran cut nome lce, two have enough
70 Gli up y It'll good ice. and tie balance
haze not a pound. For OYef twenty miles
from Albany youth ihc Hudson il cot
erred With 4 selid body 81 anchor lee. which
measures from three 10 nine feet in thick
nes&. TIE ice south " Co2sackic il fairly
smooth. bur the river was muddy When the
ffeeze vt IN. and 4 great deal 81 planning
viii have to lie done. Near Rondout A.
much A. two feet vii have 70 BE- planed
Of. 1t CIT Or several thousand dollars.
Tie armory of Company y, Sixth Iiegi-
lneDi. Pennsylvania National Guard, a
large building On Fihb street. Chester,
Ma totally destroyed by fire al an early
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was erected four ycars ago at cot nr
:lJ. $50. was used by the company for its
meetings aud for drilling purposes The
ire originated from defective low-down
crate. There were fifty-Gyc stand of farms
the uniforms Of the members, nine hundred
rounds Of cartridges and other State prop
erty burned There MS Az insurance 81
/ go, 900 On the building and -, 900 on the
contents Some Of the drenen were nearly
/ frozen to death Willie battling with the
flames. Tic structure will be rebuilt
| The sudden action Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad company on Monday in be
| ginning a new war Of passenger rates from
! New York 10 the west. made a decided
stir in railroad circles. The cut il rcdnc
ton Of IS on frht-class fares 10 Chicago
and leading western ccnfcrs. below the
tariff recently adopted by the other trunk
lines. General Passenger Agent G. *.
Lord, said Tile immediate cause Of our
move is that the Pennsylvania road began
emitting their rates from Baltimore and
4. A.t,. la,
They viii find that they can destroy those
rates without the New York rates going
down also We are non in here 10 stay,
and we propose to continue such rates a.
viii give ns % pen cent. Of the New York
business. Wcshall probably make no re-
duction Oh the cmigrant rates.
Tho terrible gale of the coast on Sunday
carried to tie bottom Of The sca the
schooner Crissic Wright. Of Philadelphia.
Only one Of her crew Of eight men vas
saved. Three frozen bodies, including
that Of the captain, Thomas +. Clark, wcrc
found on the beach on Iaaururi, y. C., by
the life-saving crcw The Crisac Wright
was owned by Jacob T.. lsidgway and
Bartlett Il Sheppard, Of Philadelphia $.
Il. +. Miller of Wilmington, and Captain
| Clark The lattcr'h share was insured.
| The schooner was named after thc wife Of
Charles Wright, the wcll-known charcoal
manufacturer, Of Philadelphia. The ycs-
sci was built AT Bridgcton. this state,
twelve years ago, was worth 325, 600 and
was loaded with $50 tons Of gnauo Cap
tain Clark body will be brought Ia hls
| home 1T Berlin, a small town on the Cam
den aud Atlantic Railroad seventeen miles
from Camden Neither Of the two dead
men washed ashore with the captain b
body were identified The crew were all
shipped in Baltimore and none of thcii
names arc known.
We are in receipt Of new publication
called The PhitahthtOpia. 1t is neat
monthly quarto. and will he furnished at
the low price Of 80 cents year The
object Of the paper Ill he ''thc promotion
Of social purity, the better protection OF
the young, the suppression Of vice, and the
prevention Of its regulation by ihc State y
Certainly very worthy object, and one
commencing the little paper 10 all hearts
! sympathizing At all with the efforts in