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1 VOLUME X. NO. RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDA, JANUAR 29, 896. $.50 PUR EAR. A WOMAN SRCKEN DOWN. HEP BANKS FRS PE AHJPBQM ; ELECRC WRES. Mra.HmUa Sadaon nsan a eoug- v Klled on Pron Sree on Sa- urday Mgh-8ua for Damages Lkely o be Brough. Las Saurday nghmrs. Lousa Madson, wfe of Alexander Madson, was klled on Fron sree by comng n conacfe-whan elecrc wre. he woman waa sandng on he sdewalk alkng o her husband and wo frends, and sepped asde o allow anoher, woman o pass. n dong hs her head ouched a Copper.wre whch-was-wound around a elegraph pole and she fell dead. Mr.andMrs. Madson lved on he Jehu, ; P; Cooper farm n Mddleown ownshp. hey, bad come o Bed Bank early on.. Saurday ngh. - MM..Madson ^came clown own o do some shoppng, and Mr. Madson aended a, meengof he chor -of Calvary Baps oburoh, of whch he. s a member. he chor pracced he.- muso for he servces n he church he - followng day, and a he close of he. meeng Mr. Madson wen down own o mee hs wfe and. ake her home. He bad joned her and hey were walkng up Fron sree, on he souh sde, when hey me heodore Johnson and ha wfe. hs was n fron of Wllam Woodss house. hey sopped o alk, andwhle hey were grouped ol he sdewalk anoher woman came along. Mr. Johnson andbs wfe-sepped oward he fence and Mr. Madson and hs wfe sepped. * oward he. road, n order o olearhe sdewalk. Mr. Madson dd ncj hnk hs wfe was far-enough o one sde and he old her o move furher ou. She ook anoher sep and her forehead ouched he wre. here was a sudden spluer of sparks and Mrs. Madson..wh a cry of " 0, Lord " sank o he ground. Mrs. Johnson screamed and a crowd quckly gahered. Mr. Madson pcked up. he body and carred o Nvsons boardng house.-whch oaanearj>y.ljdr._ Marsden and Dr. Curs were sen for, and hey pronounced he woman dead.. he only mark on her body was a long scar across he emple, where had, ouched he wre. he body was.aken o heodore Johnsons house a he foo of Beach sree..._. A message was sen o he elecrc lgh works, and Howard Champln was sen o cu he wre. waa aferward learned ha he wre "whch caused her deah was a copper elephone wre. bad been found danglng n he sree broken, a day or wo before, and had been pcked up and wound around a elegraph pole o ge ou of he way. crossed he elecrc lgh wres, and s hough ha he scrapng of he crossed wres by he wnd wore off he nsulaon of he elecrc lgh wre. As soon as he elecro lgh works were sared up he cop-, per elephone wre became charged. * Coroner John. Sckles of Navesnk was nofed and he mpaneled a jury of, sx men o hold he nques on he body. " fe jurors, are Davd S.Allen, "Wm.-C. KV Conover* Wyckoff Pone, Joseph Perrne,. ;\ Frank Chandler and Pearson Hendrck- Bon. he nques wll be held on Saurday. Coroner Sckles found grea dffculy n geng a physcan o make a posmorem examnaon of he body. Some me ago he board of freeholders cu down he blls of physcans for auopses whch had been made, and hey fxed -- he prce whch hey-wouldpay^forsuch work n he fuure. " he prce fxed s much less han he docors say ho work s worh. None of he docors would underake o make he auopsy, and even when Mr. Sckles offered o guaranee paymen for he examnaon, he physcans refused o do he work. Some of docors who were seen by REGSEB young men saed ha whle he money would unquesonably be pad f guaraneed by Mr. Sckles personally, sll hey dd no care o be held up o he publc ns chargng exorbanly for her servces, as would be he case when her blls wen up before he board of freeholders ; and has had been done n he pas when her blls for smlar work had been cu down. When Mr. Sckles found would be. mpossble fof? hm o ge any of he docors of hs localy o perform he servce under hese condons, he elephoned o Judge Conover for advce and nsrucons. Judge Conover nofed Mr. Sckles ha an auopsy should be perfbrmev, and ha he bll would be pad. Wh hb declaraon on he par of Judge Conoyer he objecons of he physcans.were removed Nand he auopsy was held. he resul of ho posmorem wll be made publc a he nqueb on Saurday ho funeral was hold hs afernoon a Calvary Baps churoh ard was aended by a largo number of people. s saed ha Alexander Madson, ho husband of Mrs. Madson, wll brng su for damages, and ha lawyers hnve already "been roanod by hm and by he elecrc lgh and elephone! companes o defend ho su. bo Couny Sells a Small Farm. ho propery a Joraeyvllo, known as ho Derrck Suphon propery, was sold a publo sale on ho promses on Monday afernoon o Samuel Brooklebank for $,2)0. consss of abou four acres of land wh houbp, barn and oher ou-, buldngs. woe owned by ho couny and wns sold by ho surplus fund commee of ho board of froeholdorn. Boxen ofvapcr a 0 and SO Cena, Wo have u number of boxes of paor, ho boxes of whch have bocomo (oled by handlng, or broken n nhlpmon, or whch havo been Blow sollvrn. We havo pu hem n wo lon, one a 0 ccna nnd ho oher n 20 cens. n he 0-cen lo nro boxen whch sold from 0 o 40 cenn. n ho 30-con lo nro boxen whch Hold from 00 o 7fcehfl. n almos ovory box ho pnpor s au good an over. horo may bo jus lo paper you aun n lco loa. John. Oool. Adv., Jfor Ken. o Horo now occuped by Loun Prao m a frlf alor(> on Broad drec, Hod Bunk, for len from Aprl n. Apply o Hlcklc & Olhy.~,l<v, Kuohra pnry n ho own Mall, fur lo lonofl of Mm lbrary. Full pruo.lurn jnx wo«k.~-adv. v PUBLC SCHOOL REPORS. Excellen School Worl by many of he lpla. he sem-annual examnaons are beng held n he Eed Bank; publo schools, hs week. hose of qe pupls who have aaned a ceran."sandard of excellence n her sudes durng he pas half-year are excused from he examna- ons and have a holday every mornng whle he examnaons are gong on. Pupls nus have a record of 90 or over o be n hs, favored ls. he pupls who have been excused from examnaons, and who hus have obaned fve half holdays for, her 6udouBnes3, as well as he honor whch goes wh excellence of scholarshp and depormen, are as follows.. " V. MECUMO BEBE SCHOOL, Elevonh grade Joseph Blalsdell, Florence Haffcrman, Percy Howe, Leser h. Pacl., enh grade Florence Brand, Grace Holmes, Grace Johnson, Rachel Grmer, Loue Worhley, Mole foon. Nnh gnule-audaove, Augusa Howe, Alonzo Eghh grade-josle Conover.Nelle Wlbur, Sarah CrcL -... Sevenh grade-bade Clay, Anna Valenne, Hurry Supp, Busle ollman, Nancy Blalsdell, Maron H c.florencemumford. -. Sxh grade -Anne Morrs, Ada Ooreon, Annlo ollman. Ffh grado None. Fourl grade-john Brown, Llle HelBley, WlUlam Smpson. Wlle Duncan, MoUeKnKS, Josle Valenne, aymond Elmer, Uura Many. Olve Weaver. hrd grade Ellson Brown, Evelyn Odell, Anne Conk. EUza Whe, Joseph Cooper, Sunk VanBfn, Hlnnle Commcs, EeellB Denns. Anne Glennon. Second grade Mldred OoraweU, Florence Merchan, Frank Odell, Russell Uon, Waler Van- Brun. " Frs grade-mame Blcglo. Grace Warner J Magge Prae, Fensvck Cooper, Mea VonGlnbn/Clandos Bron. George ebamberaln, Fred Duncan, Sred Mahews, Fank Parlcer, Mnne BMlon. OAKAND SREE SCHOOL. Sevenh grade Jull AuU Mea.Robers, Alce Clayon, Besse Whe, wn. aylor, Joseph-^arr son.. BlxS (rrade Ndne. Ffh grade-frank Bernard. Lulu Sco. Fourh grade-lousa Applegae, Edde Cole, Dan lrd (rade Waler Cooover, Frank Dorse, George Edgar, Besse Green, Clnon Harrson, nr- BareMlnugh, Lesle Reckless, Olllo Ssmborp, Mln e hompson, Mea Whe. Second grade Edna Bolon, Cecela Baley, Carre Blale Edde DavlS; Clnon Mansonj-Wllllam-Bllver, George F. Wlson, Mabel Wlbur. Frs grade Jula Dorse, nlng Davdson, Corlles W. hompson, Donald Wenck. BHBKWSBnr AVENBK 80O0L. Frs grado-gcprge Hurley, Arhur obers, Emma Paerson, Herber Sco, Cornela Sherman, Uennle Boflel, Suse Wal. AMES COS^GAN AND CHARLES hrd grade Emma Lafera, Harry Lpplnco, Dasy Davs, Edh Davs, OUle Esell, Mlle Lucas. Fourh grade James Corel, Kosle Hendrceon, Jenne McCluren, GereNornan. Ffu grade None. Sxh grade Anne AWnson, Laura Burdsall, Dasy Errckson.Vlola Paerson, Grace Rddle.. m m A BBHDA PAR. George Bray of Uncrof Enerans H) oung JFr lends. A brhday pary was gven recenly by George Bray, son of James Bray, Jr., a MB home a Lnnrof. Dancng and a supper formed he pleasures of. he even-,ng. Musc for he dancng was by-ars. James Bray, Jr., on he pano and Joseph hompson on he voln. hose presen San born, Wllam Rddle, Henry Fenon, Edde Hurley, Ea hompson, Maua omlnson, Joseph omlnson and Joseph Warren of Lhcrof; George and Nee Heyer of Cols Neck; and Oscar and Lulu Hesse of Eed Bank. RUN NO B A. BOG. Levyanfene njured Whle eedna he Anmal. Lov VanNess of Red Bank. was, njured by a boar las hursdaya Oceanc. he boar s owned by James Caron,for whom Mr. VanNess was workng. He wen o feed ha hog, and had a pal of swll n each hand. he hog had broken ou of s pen, and when saw Mr, Vanness made for he swll. He red o ge he swllou of he hogs reach, and whle dong hs he hog ral no hm, and one of s usks cu a gash n hs leg. Several sches had o be aken n he wound o close, bu Mr. VanNess has no been lad up by hs njures. One Deah caa Caused by Apoplexy and he Oher by Hear Dsease JParker eas a-veeran who Served n he Cvl War. _ Jame3 Cosgan of Cols Neck, son of Calvn Cosgan, ded very suddenly.afc hs home near Cols Neck las Frda ugh. He lved wh.hs faher.. On Frday ngh; a lle before nneoclook, hs faher wen upsars o bed. - was he cusom of faher and sou o rere ogeher. ho. son wna Bng on he lounge when hs faher wen upsars, and was n apparenly BB good healh as ever. Ffeen mnues afer Mr. Cosgan. wen upsars he wen down o he lvng room o learn why hs son had no gone o bed. He found James lyng on he floor, unable o speak or move. He gave no. sgns of lfe, and Mr. Cosgan wen o he ueghbprs for help. Mrs. Wllam Desmond reurned o he house -Wh hm, and Dr.. J. Woodward wassen for. he physcan saed ha hear dsease was he cause of deah.., Depuy Coroner George-Freeman of, Erghsbown was sen for, and a.ha reques a pos-morem examnaon of he body was made. ^he hear was removed and was found o be more han double he usual sze, and was almos enrely enveloped n fa. he young man was sabbed near he hear n a sree fgh some me ago, and many people hough ha hs was n a measure he cause of deah.. he funeral was held on Monday and he body was bured n he Caholc cemeery a Freehold. he pall-bearers were homas Cullen, John Cullen, James Desmond and Henry Carney.. Charles Parker was found dead n hs home a Souh Eaonown las Frday mornng,by Ella Rchardson and Ars. Emma D. Rce. -Mr. Parker was a veeran of he lae war and was. a member of Jhe Grand Army. He drew a penson "of $2 per monhr~he9asrbubjee-r apoplecc fs and s hough hs was he cause of hs deah. He was born n Red Bank and was 59 years old. he body was bured n he Whe Edge cemeery. Mr. Parker s supposed o have been dead a leas 24 houwwhen he body was found.- FLAGS FOB SCH0OLHOU8ES. Amercan Uledanca o Gve Haga o wo Bed Bank School/*. A flag was o have been gven o he Oakland sree Bchoollas Frday by he Shrewsbury councl of Amercan Mechancs. On accoun of he sormy weaher he presenaon has been deferred unl nex Frday afernoon a half-pas-one oclock. A half-pas wo oclock on he same day Onward councl of Amercan Mechancs wll gve a flag o ho Shrewsbury avenue school. A Chlds Leg Broken. he hree-yenr-old daugher of Andrew Kenny of Beach sree broko her rgh leg las week. he chld wns sng on a char wh her legs hrough ho back of he char., wo of her brohers wore playng n he room and accdenly upso ho char, ho fall breakng ho chlds leg abovo he knee. ho bone wns se by Dr. W, C. Armsrong. A Loap ear Favor Banco. Nex Monday ngh ho Daughers of Pocahonas of Oceanc wll hold n leap year favor danco n ho Red Mens hall n Hn place.. Noce o he wah o lank ho freman of Red Bank, for bor valunblo servces n exngushngho flro n my sore on Sunday hlornng. wsh o Bdoo my cunomorb and he publo generally lu havo urned over o he nsnrancocom pancs all he damaged nock, and flal go rgh ahnnd wh a frooh now fock horo wll bo no delay n delvornp; orders by reason of h msforune.. W. DKNNH, HucccHBor o Mrs. E. Clnyon, led anlc, January 87h, 8<JG. A Vard of hanfa. wluh o lnnk ho dromon of Red HanlMnl ho pooplo gencrnlly wh uruul ou on Sunday mornng and nldcd n savng my ooro from donruolon by (ro. Mn». B. OlAON, lcd Bank, January lh, H0S. ho fcd Dank home, harn-o nn. wgon company n a new buencrm eon corn for ln nulo of OMCB, harnoa and wmom. Roar of uohs olgar Horo WlllUWhlmoro monbboradv. PARKER BE SUDDENL. ANOHER GROCER FJR. HARR DENNSS SORE FOUND ~<SSBB ON SUNDA MORNNG. A SHPWRECKED CREW. A Novel Dlehod of Proecng lemselves fron Cold. he schooner Mason, owned by sore resdens of Keypor, was anchored off Por Monmouh lag hursday. She was loaded wh* manure. Durng he sorm ha ngh she dragged her anchors and floaed agans he plng of he old Wm. V. Wlson dock. A par of her sern was orn pu and he boa began o fll wh waer. hs drove-he hree men who consued h"er crew ou of he cabn. he ngh was berly cold and o keep warm he men dug a hole n he manure. hey go n hs bole and covered hemselves wh blankes o keep ou he cold. oward mornng ho boa had become so flled wh waer ha hey had o ake o he rggng. her shous for help were heard early he nex mornng bu he waer was oo rough o launch a boa. Abou eleven oclock became Calmer and Alfred Runyon and Henry Bade rowed ou o he schooner and brough he crew ashore. he_boafc was brough ashore on Saurday and "unloaded.""wll" cosrabon $500 o repar he damage o he boa. ; A Dnner Pary a Mddleown, Mr. and Mrs. Warren S. Conkln of Mddleown gave a dnner o a number of frends on hursday. he able was arscally decoraed wh carnaons.. Abou a score of guess were presen, among hem beng Mr. and Mrs. Danel W lson, Mrs. Ly da Wallng and daugher of Keypor, Mr. and Mra. Henry C. Robers, Mr. and Mrs. George M. Hendrck- Bon, Edwn Beekman,- Mr. and Mrs. Charles ndall, Mr. and Mrs. Fzroy Wallng, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wlson, Mr. and Mrs, George N. Conkln and son, and Msa Joanna Johnson. Afer bo dnner (Mrs. Conkln eneraned her guess wh a fne muscal programme. J. Alex Edgars Brhday Pary, Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Edgar of Fron Bree, gave a pary lus ngh o celebrae he brhday of her son, J. Alex Edgar. he guess enjoyed hemselves n dancng and n playng games unl shorly afer mdngh, when hey depared for her homes. Refreshmens were served durng he evenng. hose presen were Msses Jula F. Smook, Mary E. Ncholl, Bopho H. Nchdll, Charles Hamner, W W. LoBon, Danel Shue, Charles G Smock, Mr. and Mrs. DeWC. F. Ran do!ph of 5aawan,M8S Mabel Crkbrdo of Asbury Park, and Msses Emma Sll wagon and Cora Lano of Holmdel, Msa Denns BUen by a Dog. Mss Berha Donns, who lves wll her brolor-n-law, vns VanNoo, o Branch nvonue, was ben by a dog nsl Wednesday. he dog was owned by Mr VanNoo, Mss Denns wab ryng o Boparno ho dog from anoher dog wll whch was lghng vvhonshe was ben ho wound.was que sovoro. ho dog was Hho. Hgh PrlcoB for Spnach. Wn(lold Whe of Lllo Slver B geng f 5 a barrel for he spnach he grovv n hs ho housed a ha place fll prce d noro hnn wce ha usually receved. Very lllo uplnnch n lnng shpped from ho Souh hn year, null ha n. ho rcuon lls procuobrlng mol n hgh prco. Lfo-nbea and combnaon porrala an on bo on noch a DoHnr & Lchon Uullo; her numplcs n ho door nul n he recepon room npcalc for lenrelvc and l! proo beng moderae mako h way onsv for nl o oomo o 87 Brou ree, n- rol fron, and havo lo ben lo land can ulford, Adv. My menu am of ho l>c; cjuuly ha can buy, Comoquenly, when you luj ncu here, you can le ouro (ha you an gung he beo jnly. Buy hero omorrow,.o lo wo provo o you, Jonoph Ryan, lroud Brno, Adv. CHURCH SERVCES. A Presen of $00 for Bev. Wllam Mchell. he~mrequel(y Pu O le. Damage o he Sock eas Abou $,000, and o he Buldng Abou he grocery sore j>f Harry Denns, formerly kep by MrsJJJlzabeh Clayon, on he corner of FronBree ad Brdge avenue, was damaged by fre on Sunday mornng, he fre was frs seen by Mahew aylor, whle 8h hs way home. h? was shorly afer weve oclock on Sunday mornng. He a once gave he alarm and n a shor me he, fremen arrved. hey go. he fre under conrol n a few mnues, and whn ffeen mnues afer her arrval, he fre was ou. One of he ncdens of he fre was he work of homas E. Grggs. A wooden olank, flled wh ol, was blazng, and Mry.GrggB sezed he ank and carred bu of doors, A grea. many people gahered n he srees, bu hey could no learn he locaon of he fre unl long afer had been pu ou. he fre sared n he souhwescorner of he sore, behnd some barrels. MB no known how he fre orgnaed, bu s supposed ha, was caused by ras gnawng nlaches. he paron behnd he place where he fre sared was found o be full of ras ness, and hs s he only, soluon of he fre ha can be arrved a. - Joseph Bpgkey_ lves on he second floor of he buldng over he sore. When he was awakened be rooms were full of smoke. Hs broher, James Boskey, lves wh hm. James carred hs.brohers chldren ou of he rooms o he roof of he pazza n fron of he sore, and from here hey reached he ground by means of ladders. Mr,Denns esmaes he damage o bs sock a $,000. More damage was dene by he smoke and waer han by he fre. hesockwasnsuredoanamoun ha wll more.han cover he loss. he HE DA ROBBER. he Solen GoodsFound n Charles Kleua runk. he goods solen from Joseph B. Days house on Maple avenue, beween Chrsmas and New ears, were found on Frday n he hoube of Charles Rley on Cenral avenue. Rley was employed as a cook by Msses Calhoun & Chamberlan of Rversde avenue. Los hursday John B. hrocknoron, Mrs. Days faher, saw Rley wearng an overcoa whch he recognzed as he one solen from hs sonn-law. He-wen before Jusco Chld and a search warran was ssued. Offcer Frank P. Sryker wen o Rleys house on Frday mornng and found be solen goods n a runk. Sryker hen arresed Rley. He dened breakng no Days house and sad le saw he goods bundled up on Days pazza and ook hem home. he Bolen goods were aken o Jusce Chlds offce, bu were aferward removed by Mr. hrockmor- (jp. he goods solen comprsed he «7Hcoa,_B0ne jewelry, a 6 of slverware, wo able covers andoher household effecs. he goods are valued a abou $00. Rley was locked up over ngh and was aken o Freehold on Frday. BE NEW SCHOOL LAW. Bepeal. A meeng wll be held n Chngarora hall n Keypor on Saurday of hs week o consder he repeal of he-new law regulang publo schools.- Peons are beng crculaed n dfferen pars of he couny askng ha he law be repealed, or a leas la ceran objeconable pars of he law be wped ou. ha par of law agans whch he objecons are greaes are hose whch pu all he dsrcs of a ownshp under one governmen. Wha s especally asked s ha hs par of he law oe repealed, and each dsrc be gven he rgh of self-governmen. Speakers have been nved on bol sdes of he queson, and here wll be a general dscusson by he audence. he members of be legslaure from.monmouh couny havo been nved o be presen, and he projecors of he meeng hope o oban her ad n geng he law repealed. A SEAMSHP ASHORE. Crowda Go o long Branch o See he Sranded S. Paul. he seamsnp S. Paul ran ashore a Long Branch las Frday ngh. he vessel s one of ho larges n he ransalanc Bervco. he vessel los her bearngs n ho fog, and was runnng a slow speed when sle ran aground. Kucl day snce ho accden large crowds of pepplo havo gone o Long Branch o Beo uo vessel. Farmers n all BorB of rgs have drven from all pars of ho couny, nnd nnny have gon by ran. ho sea was calm when h boa ran aground, and here was no dnnger. ho passengers and cargo wen nkon off and u snd ha lo boa was pulled off hs mornng, Eneranng Hs Class. Malow Rue, 8r., gave a pary o H lnembors of hs Sudny-flohool claw a hs homo on Maj>lo avenue on hursday ngh. he oromng wm plcnannlly spen u card playng nnd (luung. Hlorlv afer mdngh rofeehnons wore served, Among lofo prcocn wero Mnnea Anno Smoek, Llzv.o Holol, Mary lolncn, Sndo Wood, nnd Mnry Kdgr, Charo lnnmor, Jnncn lolmr, A. V. Svaw and Jarnw Gardner md Mm, Wllln Carabn of Marlboro. Vublc Uoraa Nheda. Furnorn nnd ohora comng o Red Bank wll fnd comforable homo nh< (n, conneced wfl n Hlurldnn lolcl, n ho roar of UVH olf<ar nuru, ho hed nro under ho nungomcl of VVlla Whlmoro. ^l(). All «!» a Vourn For nlxu one-lulf you munlly pay. Coul nd valu aro for(oo durng our "nn mml January clearng Mle, our nolc objec beng o olmo nu all (jood JKKllo n ordnr o duoroao loclc. A. Hah UfWS MOM DDLE0WN. MAN. OFFCERS ELECED AND r qy Grace church a unannous reques was, nade; o be-forwarded o-conference, askng ha Rev. Wllam Mchell be re, urned as pasor of he church for anoher ear. A presen of $00 was gven o m by hs congregaon. " he meengs of he young peoples hrsan league are beng held hsweek n he Frs Mehods church. One of ;he specal feaures of he servces s*he lngng, whch s by a chor of abou weny voces. On Monday ngh J. Alex Edgar led he meeng. Las ngh he leader was George Spnnng. olgh Mss Olva Morrs wll lead. Her subjec wll be" "Power of Prayer." Rev. F. C. Colby of Alanc Hghlands wll bepresena he meeng o-ngh nd wll delver an address. Benjamn H. Ford wll be he leader o-morrow qgb. Rev. F. B. Harbaugh wll gve a hor address a hs meeng. he subjec of hs address wll be " he Frend )f Snners." On Frday ngh Frank R. Conkln wll lead he meeng and Home Comng"wll be hs subjec. he subjec of Rev. J. Ward-Gambles ermon n he Frs Mehods churcn on Sunday mornng wll be " he Blood, Why Precous? Communon servce wll be held and here wll be a recepon of members no he church. A ngh Mr. Gamble wll preach he.hrd of ns seres of sermons o young men. Hs ubjec wll?)e he "he oung-mans Characer." Rev.J. H. Whe preached a specal sermon o he order of Good Samarans n Zon church on Sunday ngh. he church was well flled, delegaons beng presen from a number of ou of own odges. he revvalservcesn he church wll be connued nex week. hree convers have been made snce he servces began, and a number of people have asked for he prayers of he congregaon. Rev. Charles E. Hll wll preach -n he church on Sunday ngh. be servces beng held n he_cajvary Baps church by wo women evangelss wll close on Sunday ngh. he las consecraon meeng wll be held on Sunday afernoon a hree oclock. WEDDNG BELLS. GUck-Hogan. Mss Mary Gulck, daugher ofjoseph D. Gulck, was marred a.her home a Mddleown las Wednesday o Rev, Orvlle J. Hogan of Rocky Hll, N. J. he ceremony was performed by Rev. P. K. Hageraan of he Mddleown Reformed hurch. he weddng wab prvae, he near relaves of he couple beng he nly guese. he brde wore a ravelng dress of brown novely cloh, rmmed wh slk and velve.. She was for some me a eacher n he Lle Slver publc chool. he groom s pasor of he Duch Reformed ohurch a Rocky Hll. Shorly afer he ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Hogan sared for a rp hrough New "ork sae, hey wll go o housekeepng a Rocky Hll.. rufforl Slaher Mss Sarah C. rafford was marred a he home of her uncle, A. E. Howell, n New. ork on hursday o homas P. Mahews. he weddng was prvae, he brde s a daugher of he lae Col. Benjamn rafford, who a one me was a resden of Red Bank. JHor-a-Clo. Mss Nelle Morrs and Charles Cg, bol of~freel6ld, u, v ere~marred-n- he aholc church aha place las Wednesday by Rev. Frederck Kvelz. A recepon was gven Mr. and MrB. Cg on her reurn from her weddng rp. Benjamn Lane of Belford n Jall - for hef ra. Anonldes Celebraes Mlla Sxeh Brhdau- Spccal, Church Servces. Benjamn Lane,ayouChof Belfordwaa sen o he couny jal by Jusce Moon of Por Monmouh on hursday for sealng a pocke book conanng $0 from he house of Nahan Brown a Belford, Lane broke n he house whle Mr. and Mrs. Brown were a church. He was seen abou he premses by Harry Foser, who, when he hef wab dscovered, accused Lane of havng solen he pocke- - >ook. He a frs dened aklg ; bu " laer on made a confesson and reurned he solen money..,., ra Anondes of Chapel Hll was sxy ears old las hursday. o celebrae he even a surprse pary was arranged by hs relaves. / hose presen a he pary were Mr. and Mrs. Eews Lane and Mr. and Mrs. Wllam <W. Anondes of HolmdeJ; Mr. and Mrs. Wllam. Anondes of Red Bank; Mr. and Mrs. Chas. F. Hampon of Long Branch; Mr. and Mrs.,ra Anondes, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H. Anondes and Mr. and Mrs. Gorden Paerson of Alanc Hghlands; and Mrs. M. M. Anondes and Frank Anondes of Chapel Hll. Rev. "W. W. ffdgley of. Navesnk preached n he Belford Mehods church on Sunday mornng, anda ngh Rov. J. R.Vannaaof Seasde conduced he servce. Exra meengs were held n hs church las week and hey wll be connued he res of hs week. Joseph Clark B leadng he servces. Exra meengs are beng held n he Navesnk A. M. E. church. *. he followng offcers of he Belford cour.of Foresers were nsalled las week. Pas chlel ranger Joseph Clark. Chlc ranger-john P. hlel. Vce mnger-anonlas Gbson. Recordng secreary Henry Gmnderah. -Fnancal secreary Charles H. Mohnnan. reasurer-danel Fnnepm. Wood wards Mahew Crammer, J. Bubman. Beeles Augus Morendolph, George Pasor. rusees A, Gbson, D. Oswald. Fnancal commlee-j. Reddlngon. J. 8. ClarfcC Represenaves o hgh cour J. 8. Clark, Charles Mohrman. - Cour physcan Dr. 0. W, Budlong. *«he newly eleced bfflcers of Cable odge of Odd Fell6ws r af Belford were nsalled by Dsrc Depuy Joseph Clark on Monday ngh of las week. he offcers are. Noble grand-^charra Mohrman. Vce grand Edgar Smh.. ; Recordng secreary J. C. llon. Becrelary-Charlcs A. 8mlh. reasurer Anonlos Gbson. Warden Jon P. hel. lven mg Mnor Socal Evens. he chor of he Asbury Mehods church of Norh Long Branch was eneraned a a supper gven by Mss Evea Cook of Monmouh Beachj who s one of he members of he chor. Mss Cook was 23 years old, and he even was no only a recepon o he chor, bu a cele braon of her brhday. A recepon was gven las Wednesday ngh o Rev. nnd Mrs. E. Ello by he congregaon,of he Second Baps church of Long Branch. hs s he rches colored church n Monmouh couny. he Knghs of he Golden Eagle ol Long Branch gave a noker las week hey furnshed her guess wh clay ppes and^ obacco, as well as wh oher refreshmens and musc. A brhday socable was held n h lecure-room of he Freehold Presbyeran church las Wednesday., Each person cave a cen for each year of hs age. Over $60 was colleced.. A ragged masquerade pary was cv by he WomenB Relef Corps of Lo, Branch on hursday ngh. was held a Howard A. Brnleyu house. Roderck and Florence Sexon of LoV Branch, chldren of John G. Sexon, celebraed her brhdays las weok by a pary o her young frends, A brhday pary was held a ho horn of E. W. Rod a Long Branch recenly, o celcbruo he sxeenh brhday of h! son, Edward Red. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Wllams ol Long Brunch gave nn "a homo" lael Saurday ngh week o abou a dozen ol her frends. A brhday wrnrso pary wnn gven o Mss Jenne Wnrlell a Long Branah lna week. Abou lfeen guoab wen prcaon.. Mr. nnd MrH. Frank Dnlbon of Brunch celebraed lo enh unnlvcrhurj of her marrage las Saurday lgh. An Aemp o Burn a Barn, An aemp was made o no flro < Juromah Longareos hur,n on Mown Hree on lurmlay ngh. A bundlo ol owpnjkb wore found under bo Bll o ono of ho barn doom on Frday nor ng, ho papers bud boon se on flro nn lo flro hal gono ou before burnn much of hem. Xalcc Frank,, Smh, who has boon m per numdon for ho (.lnmn Lfe nnmnr company for lv Red Bank dfrc; n lo pas wo yearn, lnn rvnlenod ha po nlon nnd wll bo HUCCOMM by John J Owon, ho annual repor of lo com nany flhown o w n a (lourlnhlrk co (lllon. lo ollkx of ho company wl w over Mlnonr drug noro, on h«hn lloor. J. \ GmnusoM, Manager, Adv. Conducor Emmor Clayon. Ouer guard E. J. Wallng, Jr< nner guard Waler Smll., ;. Chaplan J. 8. Clark.,. be recen elecon of offcers of he Epworh League of Navesnk resuled as follows. Prealden^-W. W. Kldgey. Vce-presdens W. H. Egolf, Mrs. George Snyder, Mre. Lousa Pneraon and Mlna Sella home. Becreary Charles DeVesy., reaburcr Mes Badlo Dcspreanx. he socey has a membershp; of 70. has been organzed abou a year, and durng ha me he socey has rased $200 by eneranmens, ec. hsmoney has been urned no he church reasury. he. school chldren and he Grand Army a Alanc Hghlands wll celebrae Lncolns brhday. he exercses wll be held n he school buldng. A feaure of he celebraon, wll be a pa-.rade_oohe. s9l_ooljohjjp^mjxepjgmhe_^ srees of he own.. Rev. H. J.Whalen of Maawan wll delver a lecure n he New Monmouh Baps church on Frday of nex week for hebene of he Chrsan Endeavor socey. Hs subjec wll be "W, Humor and Pahos of he rsh People." W. W. Robers has endered hs resgnaon as engneer a he Alanc Hghland pumpng saon and s now work-- ng Brooklyn. he borough councl wll lojd a specal meeng o-ngh o appon hs successor. Rev. and Mrs. Kelsey Wallng of Phladelpha are guess of Mr. Wallngs broher, Joseph K. Wnllng of New Monmouh. Mr. Wallng preached n he Baps church a New Monmouh on Sunday. Wllam E. Andrews of Navesnk has nvened a devce ha does away wh be cener rod of a wndow blnd. He won o Washngon hs week o have hs nvenon pened. he Chrsan Endeavor meeng n he Mddleown Baps church was led on Sunday ngh by Mss Lyda Bowne. - lo opc was "How and why we should esfy for Chrs.", Nox Monday he ownshp commee wll mee a Despreauxa hoel n Mddleown vllage o pay blls agans he ownshp. ho meeng wll be held a on oclock. Grover C. Wllams, whose grocery sore a Alanc Hghlands was closed by hs credors las week, has pad he, clams agans hm, and he has reopened hs sore... *. Charles A. Carhurof Colorado s vsng relaves a Navesnk. Mr.Carhar was a former resden of Navesnk, bu a now neresed n sook\ rasng n he Wes. \ s homas Golden of LoouBCPonJ who wassrcken wh paralyss las w;ok, s bleo be abou ho luuao and ho wll probably go ou of doors n u day or wo. Mr. Brokaw, a heologcal suden of Hamlon unversy l Hamlon, N.., wll conduc ho servces n he Baps ohurch a Now Monmouh on Sunday. Waler lavcnb, who moved from Belford o Brdgepor, Conn., abou wo monhs ngo, moved back o Belford hs week. Honry Johnson of Scoado ook ho ; Un degree n Odd Fellowshp n ho Alanc Hghlands lodge las Wednesday ngh. Mrn. Caherne OBren lnn boon apponed nonmaflccr a Por Monmouh. dp. Ben GrggH u ono of her bondsmen. Rov. D. F. Wnrren of Jersey Oy, Ughfl exchanged pulpn wh llor. J. (.. /rd of /ous Pon an Bululny, lo Hcholam of ho Now Monmouh publo clool wll gve nn oncralnmon n ho nchool o-morrow ngh, ho Epworh loajuo of Naycelnk wll hold a roolabl a Alber floklcss a llllldldo o-nlgl. Elnor Hwan of okpra, N,,,vfal? od B moher, Mm, Jano Bwun of Navo-- snk, on Sunday.

2 HE BCCLES FOR" 896. HE KNDS BED BANK DEALERS W A HAND.E. /Uam A. Cole WU Sck o he Columba, and H. D. CurU o he Sarnm-Pope A Paersons Bo lne-oher Dealer* n own. he presen wner, whch has permed bcyclng almos connuously, naa kep acve he neres n bcycleb o an unusual exen, wce as many bcycles were sold las year as n any prevous year, and s expeced ha he oal Wlea-ha-yearwuMSlobls hose of lasseason.. * ; Blcyclnj ourar"wwch-flrs- became popular among people of ordnary means M-year, wll be sll more popular hs Jer.; Jjlany lle ours and rps, exendng from a few days o a monh, are already n conemplaon by young men of Monmoub couny, and some ambous ours, exendng o Florda and Chcago, c are beng dsmssed. Ffy o a hundred mles can easly be rdden n a day by a farly gbodrder, f he, roads are n all passable, and a good deal of counry can be gone over n a few days of lesurely -rdng..mprovemen* n bcycles and especally n res wll make rdng easer han ever before, and wll render >uncures less frequen and more easly repared when uoy do occur/, he oldes bcycle dealer n Red Bank s Wllauv A. Cole. He was he frs Bed Banker who ook- up he busness. He began he busness welve years ago, ; whehb old-fashoned hgh wheelswere. UBed; Comparavely few wheels were sold hose days, and he sale of bcycles was. small as long as he hgh wheels were made. Mr Colo has represened he Columba bcycle company durng all he years le has sold wheels. He wll handle wheelaof hecolumba moke hs year exclusvely,., hey wll nclude he Columba**, n andems and n mens and womens wheels, and also he HarMords, whch are a cheaper grade of wheel han he Columba, and are made n smaller szes. he Columbas wll sell a $00, and he Harfords a $80 down, accordng o sze. Pope & Paerson, who make he sale of bloyoles her.sole busness, wll have a wder rangeof wheels o show hs year han ever before Las year hey sold over 800 wheels. hs year hey expec o sell over 500 wheels. her leader, hs year wll-be he Barnes. hs wheel has a number of pons whch are clamed as speoal excellences. he.jons are all brazed on he nsde, gvng he wheel a very smooh appearance. he wheels wll be enameled n eher whe or blaok, and n. eher, case hey wll be beaufed wh narrow gold srpes. he old mehod of fasenng he saddle pos and handle, bar s done away Wh, and an expanson bol, wh a very small nu, wll hold hese fxures n place. hs lghens he bcycle a lle, bu he chef reason for he change. s ha makes he bcycle preer o look a. Anoher specal feaure s he makng of he crank shaf n one pece, whoh gves a narrower read and does away wh crank pns. hs wheel wll be sold a $00, whch was he prce las year. All he oher frs class machnes of esablshed repuaons wll also be kep a hs prce. Oher wheels whoh Pope & Paerson wll handle whch sell a $00 are he Dana, Remngon, Perce and Rambler. he Remngon s mode of a lle larger ubng han he Barnes, bu he weghs of each are abou he same. he Barnes JRacer weghs 7 pounds; he Flyer B" pounds, and he Specal, whch s he ordnary road wheel, weghs 39 pounds. n cheaper wheels Pope & Paerson wll have several makes. Chef among hese wll be he Wesern Wheel Works machnes. hese nclude all varees of he Crescen wheels, whch wll sell from $40 for he small szes o $75 for he fullsze wheels.. he Crescen racer, weghng 8 pounds, wll sell a $75, and he szes for men and women wll bo he same prce. he 26-nob jvheels wll_ ~coa $50"and~lhe 24-ucl> wheelb and 20- noh wheels wll cos $40 each. he 20- nch wheels are for he smalles rders, and all szes are nade for boh sexes. he Perce wheel wll be made n a syle o cos $75, as well as $00. he. dfference beween he wo wheels s chefly n fnsh and n some rflng deals of consrucon. he wheel wll o fnshed n red, blue or black, o su hoso who have a desre for hese colors.. he Eagle wll be banded by Pope & Paerson agan hs year, bu omyhrhe. $75 syle, excep on specal orders. hs u wheel s fnshed n maroon and has wooden rms, whle he $00 Eagle has allumnum rms. Anoher cheap wheel hey wll handle wll be he deal, whch wll be n wo szes, for men and women, boys and grls, and whch wll sell a $5) n any sze., Harry D. Curs wll hs year sell he Searns and he ours, le has.sold he Searns machne for several years, and he has usually sold a cheaper wheel also. hs year he Searns people make a cheaper wheel, whoh hey have named he ourb. he Searns wll sell a $00, whch was s prce laa yoar. he ours wll sell a $75. Some mprovo-. menehave been mado o he Searns, whch wll make sronger and easer runnng. ho barrel hubs of las year wll be reaned and he ubng wll be largor, makng he wheel \affer. he adjusmens of he bearng ore now n he ousde of he forks nsead of beween hem. hs no only makes ho adjusmens easer o ge n, bu makes a gher bearng and does away wh much of,he sran on he rear forks. hs mprovemen also makes ho read narrowor and srenghens he ernnk hanger. ho rmu wll bo yellow. ho read of ho Modol A s 4 ncleu nnd on he Specal ho read s 4 nches. A now mproved doffohublo sprocke las been pu on, ho fron forlh have been oloronnd, and ho mndlo bars on nl he Searns wheels wll bo adjusable, Knsley Morrs wll sell he Galo nnd Manhaan bloyolen hs year. le sold heso makes las year. here s very lllo dlffcrcnoo beween ho ( nnd Do paerns, Wha lllo dcroncc horo arc wll go o nnko ho whocla Hronuor raher han lgher. ho WOCH wll bo. blaok onnmolod. ho Hae, whch nol! las year for $)0, nnd whch he manufacurers clam o be equal o ho ben ""whuels n lo marke, wll bo soll hn year for $7. ho Manhaan wll be sold for $60, whch won lu prlco nn year. J. D. brookmoron & Co. wll nol fve makes of boyolon hn year. hoy wll muko ho ByracuDo her loader. hn n her rod nmohlno, of whch hoysold v number lus year, flollnnfhh). hvlr oher llnon wll conslnof llo Ucrllng, whch (ln makon Buy n bllm Hm a wnoh, he Fowler, ho Jluflrnlo Cyclo oompmys whofllo, and ho Hnllluay- emplo scorcher. WO BOWUNG MACHES. Maeb Las FrHav Sgh and Anoher on Monday Sgh. b s Bed Bank boweed a Bed Bunk n and he bowlng eam of he young ns Chrsan assocaon of Long nch. he Long Branchers won he wo ou of he hree games rolled,. he Red Bankers go so far ahead n hrd gamo ha hor oal score was oer han ha of he Long Brancbers. a Dlavfa and her scores were " m w M >«««LonaJlranch. earner-oam.oama age h W.Benne WO 28 J35»Dgaree..,;...7.l eaman!!..j Esner Qoodenough VSS - 2 l oals led ank. Frank Woolley.. FnmlDenBe... C.Benne GW). Hawkns... Geo. Holmes lu..52 KB VU oals COS - On Monday ngh a aeres of hre games was bowled beween a eam o he Monnouhs, capaned by Cj^B. B Foxwellfnd a" eam caponod by Sa Woojley. he Monoba won he flrs game, ou he nex wo were won b Woolleys eam. he score was asfol owa \. lr Monmovha. - Qm. O.. D. Fowell...8 Wm. Woods...?...,..20 old aylor Fron Denlse S5 Evere Clayon 88 oals Wooueu8 eam, SamWooUey Joln BnnoD...4 Cbarles Norman.. ^. u JJlu..89 George Dckens.. SO f«a Walsh...SO..047 M Gams, ol Gam* 2 6 mm -4 04C K ]8 - m lls,.8j J 7 ANOHER SHOO FOR BS HOG A eam Pgeoq Mach. Aeammaoh a en lre brds was sho a Eeypor las week beween Dr. 0. E. Bogaraus and Davd Hyer on one sde and Wllam Wae and S Crammer on he oher. he mach was won by Bogardus and Hyer by a score of 7 o 0. Was klled all of hs brds,-dr. Bogardus blled nne, Hyer klled egh and Crammer klled ss. Kd avlgne o gh n May. Dck Burdce, he Englsh Heh-vreerh COAL. AND WOOD, W. B. LAWRENCE, - j Dealer n Coal and Wood. ALSO FEED, OOEN, DAS, HA AW 8BAW. ro" ^lnh AMV M ha W n f /Ham fln*.. ** VER POPULAR * Are he fancy bosom shrs we are showng. - A new lne, of hese fashonable goods a $.00, BOS SHRS, ^j n fancy and whe goods. And we also have he new sprng shapes of our $2.00 DEJB,.,... One ho wred n(((r hurreln for nnlf n -V, f, Sunu, Monmouh groo. Adv..

3 \ SALES OF LAND. Properen Se* n All Par* of he Couny. Wllam F. Barkalow of-freehold las peek sold o Charles L. Holmes of he same place nepropery formerly owned by Charles P. Ernnona, Buaed abou a - "mle and a half souh of Freehold on he man road o Lake wood. he place conans nearly fve acres of land and he house s a handsome modern coage wh all modern mprovemens. he prce has so been made publc, bu 9 undersood ha was bough as a speculaon. A he cour house a Freehold on - Monday Sherff. Woolley sold four large racs of land a Wnamossa, a par of Asbury Park, ha belonged o he young mens Chrsan assocaon." he land was sold o foreclose a morgage bold by he Muual lfe nsurance company or New ork. he purchaser wab Joseph A. Chrk of Brdgeon, New Jer-. sey, and he prce pad-was $2,0(0. -ywebse-bwanof Navesnk and John B. - 0wan ofsalano Hghlands have sold her wo-hrds neres n he old/ &$, Swnn homesead.a Navesnk o her. qsfer, Mrs. Caherne, Davs. he prce padj.bymrs. Davs for her shave of he.propery was $,850. UB Manson house on Second avenue, near Kngsley sree, Asbury Park, was sold las week; o J. S. Ferguson lor.$6,000. he lo s abou 50x200 fee. he propery was owned by he lae Brdge A. Smyh, ; Mary R. Olver has bough a plo of * mnd, conanng abou half an acre; on -y.vew Heghs, near Alanq Hgh- _nds.hepropery^waa formerly owned /by Mrs. Sarah, M. Gllee. he prce pad was $6,000., ; GroverC. Wllams has sold four los a Navesnk. o Wllan p. Posen, Jr. VJhe propery s on he road o Locus Pon and he los conan abou an acre of land. Mr. Posen pad $500 for he be Beecrof farm a Deal Beach, conanng 45 acres, has been bough by Henry EVForbfrPhladelpha He pad ;94,000 for he farm, whch a abou $65 a n a c r e..*"; he Long Branch opera bouse, whch was sold a foreclosure sale las week, has been bough by Benjamn P. Morrs. FBE NSURANCE OFFCERS. Annual.fleeng of, Sfonmouh Ju-. ual fre nsurance Coppanv. rmormouh^opuny_jaa_wo_jocal msal fre nsurance companes, hlmof" mouh and he Shrewsbury. he Shrewsbury company held s annual meeng abou wo weeks ago. he Monmouh nsurance company, he offce of whch s a Freehold, held s annual meeng las week. he offcers eleced were as follows Drecore George W.Shlnn, James Cooper, James M. BmlU, Charles A. Bcnue, Peer Formnn, Charles H. Bnyder, James Loplneo; F. ). Oonover, H. \f. Murphy, Wm. S.Combo, L.G. rwln, D. P.VanDorn, F, D. Benne. Presden-Holmes W. Murphy. Secreary and reasurer C. A. Benne. Asssan secreary F. D. Benne. Audng commee Peer Forman, C. D. 8nyder, F.D.Benne.. ~, Fre marshals L. G» rwln, urkoy Geonre W. Shlnn, Jamesbmr James Lpplnco. M. Holly. Fnance commee H. W. Murphy, C. A. Benne, F. B. Conover, Wm. 8. Combs. A PRVAE ARESAN WELL. A Bg Waer Supply n George «fr Jesse Mahewsa ard. he aresan well pu down by George & Jesse Mahews n he back yard of.her lo on Sou sree was compleed, las week. he well s hree nches n dameerand goes down 204 fee. Waer \. rses n he ppe o whn foureen fee V of he ground. Pumpng has faled, o exhaus he waer., > Waer from he well wll be used for domesc purposes, and o supply he small boler n her workshop on he lo. he well, wh he pump and aach- JJene, cos abou $ ,-.-.. HE GLL PROPER SOLD. he Bake Shop o 6e Made no «an Underwear Manufacory. Sgmund Esner has bough he Gll propery on Wallace sree from John rafford of Shrewsbury. Mr. rafford bough he propery, hrough foreclosure proceednga abou hree monhs ago, he havng held a morgage on. - he lo s. 40x50 fee and has on a bake shopand barn. Mr. Esner pad $,250 for he propery, whch s consdered o be abou wo hrds of s value. Mr. Esner wll make some.aleraons o he bake shop and wll/use. as a, manufacory for womens underwear. A Sorehouse on Wharf Avenue. homas P. Brown s pung up a buldng on Wharf avenue, nearly oppose he Unon hoel. s a frame srucure, wo sores hgh. he sze of he buldng s 80x50 fee and wll cos abou $,000. wll be compleed n abou wo weeks. wll be used by L, E., Brown as a sorehouse for hs hay, feed and-gran busness. FREEHOLDS HEW LODGE. aemoers Wl Ge $00 o $0OO Per rear When leu Ge Old.! A new lodge known as he Grand Fra- erny has been organzed a Freehold. he offcers range from a commander o a senry. ho mos mporan feaure of ho lodge s ha pays an annuy o he members of from $00 o $000 when hey reach a ceran ago, f a member des Us wdow gos he samo amoun, or f ho has no wdow and ho leaves mnor chldren, hey recevo an annuy unl hey are 2 years old. f a member JB dsabled before ho gos old le receves from $50 o $800 per year. ho Freolold lodge sars ou wh 22 mombors. A. Ryland U. Soloman s commander of ho grand fraerny. A man fory years old pays n $3.75 per monh, and whon.ho goo o bo 08 yoaru old ho can draw an annuy of $500 a year aa long an ho Hvoa, «, Small Bobborloa. ho Salvaon Army conrbuon box a Long Brunch, ho cononla of whch woro solon on Sunday ngh of lo wool, was agan rlflud a few nghb ner. W. 0. Boay of Allonown was swndled ou of $20 by wo ernngcrn, who ook an order for prnng and saonery.and go hm o pay ho bll n advance. /vfc lo ohlckon (joop of Arhur Donnon kfrf Mnnaaqunn was broken no lou week mul a number of ohlolcnn woro olon, B, P. MnlsburyB noro a mluynown ww onorcd hrough n wndow and $3,50 n canl and BUmo KOO<H wero solon. A p par of drvng g gglows woro uolon from Dr. D A. A H. H llgglnn llglnn of M rooonly. homon. Klnnoyn aurncrb f Onlhun Wan robbed of a lo of corn lo week. f you don co n m Holl dn Unppen yl; gale* pf Real Esae. he followng" real esae ransfers have been fled n he offce of he couny clerk a Freehold for he week endng January 25h, 880 8HBX OBUH ffwmhn?, Sephen B, Conoar o EUza A. Oonover. Land a el Bank, $. Jons reflord o Slgmund Esner, o! a Bed Bank, $^80. May Ferrb and husband o Mary A. Bellly. lo a ed Bank, JS5O. Day Ferrs Dd busondo Savld Leroy. Lo a Bed Bank, J350. < Charles. Allen, rusee, o Mary M, Sewar. Land a Oooanlc, $,00... KDDU,UWK owflsnr, fnry L. HendrlckBon o Wm. W. Weaer. Pece of propery, $300. *» - "UaryAvCue and ohere.lelrb,oaladuo^hlgllans ralroad company, pece o propery, Jl.OO. Malas Woalley, ellerlr, o John Howard em- 86n. Pece ol propery, $2, Borah M. Gufe and husbonlo Mary H. Olver, land a Naveank, $6,000. Joan. hompson o Mary B. Olver. Land a Navesnk, $..- EUza f, Cullen o Charles W. Humphreys, rusy. Lnnd a Kovesuk, 85X. Charles W. Humphreys, msee, o HlshUnds ol Navesnk mprovemen company. Land a Navoslnk, 8. - GroverC. Wllams o Wm. H. Posen, Jr. Land.Navealnk.$575.- MongomeryWaddeU o Charles W. Hunphreys, rusee. Loa a Navesnk, CSOB AlanlcHahlandsassocaon o JamesFllerof. Lo,009, - May n. Olver o Marn H. Lehnuler. Xease of propery, $000. foorgo H. Sou, Jr., o Samuel. Wble. Loa,88 and,87, S. Sanocl. Whe o Carolne E. Sou. Loa 38 and,87, $. - ; AAHnOOWMSUP. Bernard 0. Baedeker o heb. A. Snedeker. Pece b$a)o a ) O. \ \ EAONOWNOWNBml-. Rebecca V. Derae and husband o Joseph W. Johnson. Pece of propery, 8. Edwn Denns o Sarah E. Denns. Pece of propery, «,. HAAVAN OWNBHn». Jacob VarPelbBarlmusce. Pleceopropery,$50O. -, -. Mlon A. Fardon, adnr, o Arhur F. Sewar. Pece of propery, 62,8a). "- EABAN OWNSHP. ; Edwn H. Carar o Charles D. Wlson, Pece of propery<$500. O0B4N OWHBHP. John L. l. Groves o Carre Schwab. Pece of proper, 8,«0.,-... Josephne Hoey o Wm. M. Flless. Lo a Long Branch,$*ma,-. "- <. Mary 0. Jacobus and husband o John W. Jacobus, land a Long Branch, $. ; Mahas Woolloy, Bhcrl, o Joseph H. C. Schenck. land a Long Branch, W.B.7. Joseph B. 0. Bcnenck o Mary Schenck. Land a Long Branch, (. Magglo Plenzlnsld and husband o Mary Schenck. Land a Long Branch, $. Anbony. Woolloy o W. B.B.Parker. 8 los on EdR-ards rac. Long Branch, $,600. Wlbur A. Helsley o homas O. Poer. Land a Long Branch, $6.69. DallO. Dearman o Charles E. Crawford. Land a Long Branch, 8,000; ~r^^--, r homas McKenna o Bolls Cora. Land a Long Branch, SSM. Ben]. A. Wes o Henry A. Jones. Lo a NorU long Branch, SS50. Charles L. Whe o Ben). A. Wes Lo a Norh Long Branch, gl. Garre A. Robar o Carolne. Walon. Land a Monmouh Beach,.$. nhabans of Ocean ownshp o Emma M. Keeler. Land a Seabrgb, $L KEFUNK OWNSHP. Sarah Mehegan and husband o hos.. WncWer. Lo a Asbury Park, $4,B75. Frederck 0. Braulgar o Else Brown. Lo a Asbury Park, $,875. Secury rus and Safe Depos company, admr, o Joseph Beaver. 2 los a Ocean Grove, $8,500. Mahas Woolley, sherff, o Wllam A. Beray. Lo a Ocean Grove, $ Wm. A. Beray o Wm. H. Beegle. Lo a Ocean Grove, $.. Charles W. Gallaer, Jr., o Elzabeh W. Work, los a Ocean Grove HelghB, $. Charles W. GaUaer, Jr., o Helen M. Jolff. 4 loa a Ocean Grove Heghs, $ Avon Land and mprovemen company o Alce Smh. Lo a Avon, $20. Elzabeh Woolley o Alce Smh. Lo a New Branch, $. WLL OWNSHP. Hal Allare o Wm. 8. Smpson, rusee. Pece of propery, &22&2S. nhabans of Wall ownshp o Henry F. Pcorce. LouBelmax, $»., AurelluBJ. Sharp, exr,.o Henry F. Pearce. lo abelmar,$«0r Eben C. Jayno o homas E. Boron. Lo a Belmor,$6(O. - " rusees of Frs Mehods church o Belmar o Elzabeh Sokes. 2 los a Belmar; $2,250., Osborno Curs o Horace Smll. Lo Manasquan,$76 A. Curs o Horaof Smh. LoaMana jhos Woolley, sherff, o Ezellcl B. Bogers... a Rogers Park, Sprng Lake, $800. JnUablans of Wall ownshp o Ezeklel B. logers. "EbrarRogerrParkr Sprng Lake, $80 Prscllla. Blaymakcr and ohers, hers, o George Slocum. Lo a Como, $825. BSEHOLD OWNSHP. Sarah V. Applegaa o Jane Ann Harshome. Pece of propery, $. WflllamF. Barkalow o Chares. Holmes. Pece of propery, $. Mahas Woolley, sherff, o Edward J. Mahar. Land a Freehold, $,035.. Adalno P. Wrgh and husband o Mary E. Marn. Lo a Freehold, $280. Freehold Land company o homas A. Ward. 4 los a Freehold, $288. HOWKLLOWNSHP. Rober S.Hurley o Peer F. lon. Pece ol propery, 8. EoMfer B. Hurley.o Frank M. Hurley. Pece of Mary V. Fmmons o James Flero. Pece of Jm. ). Plcngor o Jeremah Bogr. Pece of propery, $SU00. James J. Barkalow o Barbara Paerson. Land n HoweU ana Freehold ownshps, $. PRWANED, O" By frs-class farmer, a good farm o ren we rrlcgo of buyng. Address Wm. H. Ells, oms MvcrXJ...; 0 Pad by a person 25 years old, BUS NSURANCE OF $95 n he Czens Muual, ; Llfo nsurance company. hs company s purely nuual polcy holders aro sharers n s profs, Polces wll bo oxplaned o you by our agens, Drop horn a poaal and hey wll call, Czens MuloaV Lfe asuraco Company, ALANC C,N..J.. led BANK OFFCE Spnnng & Paerson Buldng, BROAD AND FRON SREES. For Sale or o Ren! noul n ho VBRO of Holmlol, propery formerly known anmngne lodl. llulldln n nmclnwoou- <llll«n, rown lnprovomdnla mmln o ln uropnr. HoUl wnnlnh barroom, a largo room formerly usod us publlo moong room, Wng aud Bloeplng aparmens, conanng weny rooms. Urgo now oudoor klclon nfr a Rood well of waar. Barn nnd snllcs, wngou nlmln. new loo lmbo. ho promrly s ncoly locauul, wh plmy of shado nnd (xnlalns nlk.u one anm of urounl. Ponofllo cdjblnlmc n jmmaw. lleonnd Dany nln- nu ruol whn n c \»r<r of a nlln of promry, nnd oor plaocn of hmlnuh n ho lmcxllnln vcny. Any nfornnlon rvlnlud o Urn alhvn ronjr can bo alhlnwl >y ralng on lo jroprlr, (J.L.HA, llrond nrov, Xoypw ELECRCAN. WrlK for Klwlrlo U(lW. Unary, MnrnnU) and lovnal) HOK. nlnplmnoa«npmuujr, llraneh A.v«na», *4 l*pk N. J. p. o. no AD, S K«lnml«(or Cono M Applcaon. SALE Broad Sree, Red Bank, N. J. he subscrbers, execuors of "he "wll of "eae JamerBroadneadow," wll offer. for sale a aucon a he Globe Hoel, Bed Bank, on. uesday, February h, 896, 3b6 OCLOCK, P. M. he premses on Broad sree. Bed Bank, N. J., now occuped by John Valenne as a mea marke and Parck Hawkns as a fged sore. he lo s " 35 fee fron on Broad Sree ajnd s 95 fee Deep, And s e only busness propery on he wes sde of Broad sree now n. he marke " Q, A HE SAME ME WLL BE OFFERED - hree Houses and Los on Whe Sree, N HE EEAE OF HESE SORES. leaonable and made known en day of sale, " L. BBOAOnBADOW, W, M. OBOADllBADOW, 8. S. A-lAN, -..Execuor*. FRANCS WHJE, Real Esaeoans and nsurage. Offce n^r.-smhs Buldng, FRON SREE, RED BANK, N. J. - - FOR SALE.. / \ Houses and los, farms, busness ses, facores and hoels n every drecon. L ORJEN. + On Brdge avenue, house 7 rooms, $2.. 2 houses 6 rooms^each, $0 per monh. One, 9 rooms $6. One, C rooms $2. Unon, sree new house, 7 rooms, own waer, 5. Recor place, lver fron house, 0 rooms, $20. One,7 rooms, $8. One 6 rooms $2. Caharne sree house, 7 roomb, $0.50. LocB avenue $0. Fron sree house, 0 rooms, $25. Large house rver fron, all mprovemens, $50. One $40. Washngon house, 7 rooms, $5. One 7 rooms, $6. Sprng sree, 8 rooms, $5. Monmonh, 2 houses, 8 rooms, $20 each. One 7 rooms $6. Oakland sree, 2 houses, 8 rooms, all mprovemens, $6 each. Branch avenue, 8 rooms, garden, $5. One 8 rooms, $6. Whe sree house, 7 rooms,> $5. Souh sree furnshed house, 9 rooms, ake ren n able board, ren $30 per monh. Leghon avenua house, 8 rooms, barn, $4. LOANS. $,00 frs morgage; ; NSURANCE. Bes companes especally he German Amercan. BUSNESS OPPORUN. have for sale a frs-class fancy Grocery Sore n nearby cy, caerng o <he bes rade. Annual sales, $EO,000; prof, $6,000. Bea of reasons gven for sellng..,.. _! " A An Afer nvenory Sale. We noce que a fewuf dur~aep~arnens~ha hare surplus socks. he prce-cuer goes o work. shrewd shoppers wll rejoce.. hursday, Frday and Saurday we wll offer grea hargans of good everyday merchandse a values ha wll ell he whole sory. DO NO DELA! Aend he Sale of Dress Goods,- Domescs, Cloaks, Hosery, Underwear, Corses, Laces, Ec. A. SALZ & CO., Red Bank, Good Shoes For.Sormy Weaher. Shoes ha won le n ho snow and ran. Shoes ha don pnch;,ho fee. Shoos made of ho bes leahor and bul n faullosa sylo. Shoes for mon and women, foboye and grls, youll save healh, save comfor, and savo money by buyng Good Shoos for Sormy "Woaho ; such af wo sell. Our Prces are Reasonable and We Provde Lberallv. \ V." r.»hnnl«)ruml»hcxnvlu<"olargonnd»vlluoll(lu«l. w K BRANOH SORES OOEAH OROVB AND ASDUR PARK. 7. S W. F. F DA & BRO., * ^ m»nfnfnnmmn,f- Arsc Upholserng n all lla dfferen brandes a he Bee X Hve, aseful manel draperes n a mul- ludeof sof Bas and Bylea, rlcb Lous *»* XV Empre or Orenal arch and doorway X hangngs, delcae embroder; eeca made y * epeckl feaures of, charcl ad heaer )j*. work well and economcally done; arsc X cornce worl u specaly. y Furnure frames. ake your order for any specal desgn of % "char,dlranor wndow seas; relable re- 4* coverng nvarably. - J* Fne Fre Work. he exquse.moorsh nerlaced work n cherry, oak, walnu, ash, -hazel, sycamore, maple, mahogany, &c. Buerek Fashon Plaes, - Known he world over as he bes and mos rusworhy expresson of fashons, come o hand monhly a he Bee Hvo, Bpeclal deparmen, frs floor; all oe pop- -.ular Bnerlck publcaons carred, \nj eludng he Delneaor, Good manner, Socal Lfe, Cook Boob, modern Lace MBklna,. Garmen Culne, moher and Babe, Crepe and lnae Paper*., Fashon shees and caalogues fre for he askng. RV Mal Oldera 3 uslacaro llll ycarred UJf mal, oujj oagh you were here 4 yourself. Sklled shoppers o sudy your 4* ases and wshes. Accuracy and quck X dspach always. «!0WfC rcj4 No Agens,No Branch Sores. L. S. PLAU & GO., 707 o 72 Broad Sree NEWARK. N. J. Are ou hnkng of Buldng? ^ Every man who bulds X a house wans good work X your house has he knd X of work you wll ge. ^ heres no slghng of ^ pars because hey wll be ^, covered up and ou of ^ sgh. mbers, beams ^ and ou-of-sgh pars ge ^. he same -close, careful ^ aenon as he opep ^ joner work. V Arhur E. Smh, Far Haven, Nev Jersey. X OUR WA Of dong busness s a far way far o you far o us. ha hghes qualy for he leaa possble money, and full wegh, oo, P. HAWKNS, FLOUR, GRAN AND FEED, Broad Sree, Red Bank, N. J. heres nohng beer. Coss no more nnd lass en mes as long ns oher roofs whou repars. Las summer pu A seel roof on one o( he buldngs owned by n farmer n Holmdel. He lked so well lu le recenly go me o pu n smlar roof on anoher buldng. know nl abou seel roofs, know how hey ough o be pu on nnd (lns he way pu hem on. When you wan a roof on your buldng, wre o me abou. DANEL. COOK, Wn fled Hoof Mal, SON f A MS, NK W JJB/?f)B, JOHN 8, APPJLEQAE. FEED W, HOK. A PPLEGAE & HOPE, COUNSELLORS ALAW, EEDBKK, MONMOJH COW. HEW JMME7. HENH U. NKVES. N EyUS & WLSON, COnNSEOBS A LAW, «J BEDBANK.%/. w0fllc 8 FoB-OryC BULOWO. L.AM PNAED, COUNSELLOR A LAW, OO Buons 8ovoBoro. _. BE BANK, B, J, famesseen, CQUNSELOR A LAW. Kbarjf Publc and Commluluuw ffj Deda or New ork.. EAONOWW, N. J. ACOBSHUS, <, " O " AJO0KBBB. Bpeclal aenon gven o soles of form sock, (am lmplomens ana oner personal propery., P. o. Aadrena, SHREWSuURy, N.V. AME8 WALSH, SCEA SAW ANDMOLDNG MLL, Monufacnrer of Bosh and Blnds. MECHANC 8BEE, BED DANK, N.. EQ. F. WHE, JL ; REAL ESAE AND NSURANCE. JUSCE OF HE PEACB. HendrcBon Block,- BED BANK, N.J Collecon of Ele uepcclaly. D K. E. F. BORDEN,. BDBGE0NDEN8. KDSOHAXBCLpNG, BED BANK, N./. Parcular aenon gven o ho ndmlnljmuoo Anaahelca. R. J. D. HROCKMORON, D DENAL SURGEON. 07VGE No. 5 Broad Sree. Bed Jan, N. J. D R. WM. H. LAWES, JE. VEERNAR BURGEON., Qradne of Amercan Veernary Colle N.. Bcaldopoo, 40 Monnwuh Sree, Ked W 6 AROHE0. s^ullahg.osoblaqjolje H o S l.bed BAM,,KJw Jraamr. Hoel, M. L. ; OVEL ENGNBEB AND SU&VXOB. No..7 Blveralde Asenue, P.O.Boxgl.. Red Bank, N.J. HOMAS DAVS, JE., JL DJSDL4NCE AND BBAL ESAE AGEN. PON8.,EEDBANK,N.J. CP.O.BoxU nsurance placed n he bes companes on mos reasonable erms. R S.SNDEK, Esablshed ma REAL ESAE, QENERA N8UBAN0E & LOANS Commolonor of Pecda &nd 6urvpyor. Abo umr- ance Broker for New ork ona Vcny.. ALANC HlOnLAHBS. M. J. C.ARMSRONG, M. D. W PHSCAN AND SUBGEON Offce Xormerly occuped by Dr. ranord. 8 Bread Bree,Bed Banc, N. J. Can be called by elephone any me.. 7 elephono Globe Hoel. rj.eo. W. WLKNSON, M. D. VX. PH80UN AND BURGEON. OFFCE AMP RESDENCE, )Q3 BBOAD SBKC. "\R. Q. F. ARSDEN, PHSCAN AND SURGEON, FKON8BEE, ; RED BANK, N.-J r AS. s, MCCAFFRE, D. V. a. VEERNAR BURGEON. Graduae o Amercan Veernary College, N.. Resdence. rrng Sree beween Broad Bree and Maple Avenue. Bod Bank, N. J. ~M. H. SEELE, W POR MONMOUH, NEW JERSE., Noary Publlo. SolderaVouchers Prepared l Blls of Bole for Vessels. HOME NSURANCE COMPAN OF NEW ORK. Offlco No. 9 Broadway. Seveny-Nnh Sem- Annual Saemen, January, 3BS6.. CASH A88E8 $0,69,838.6* ALLARE & SON. AQXNS. ESABLSHED 878. Red Bank Real E«ale and nsurance Agency, 2 Broad Sree, Red Bank. BsSs placed la he Home and oher ure-clas3 companes a Lowes Roo. P. O. BOX 77. ALLARE 4 BON. COLLECON OFFCES. John Elln, Jusce of he Peace and Polce Jusce of Alanc Hghlands, N. J. Collecon Deparmen horoughly organzed. wcdy-lve yeara eperlonce. Carefol oenuon o hubness n every par of he Conny or Sae. Noary Publc ~ _ n Buyng a Pano or do no fol o examne ho laes Mason Be Hamlu modeb. Recen mprovoraens render lern unexccuod. Old panos or organs aken n exchange. nsrumens sold for cash or easy paymens. Caalogues and full nformaon free. Panos of relable moors from $260 upwards.. 36 FFH AVENU2, NEW ORK. SEVEN LOS $25 AND $50 EACH. have sold one of ho cheap los on he eas sde of ho road across Habbardu \ brldgoand adjonng EzoUel Bogerss / > house. Dare seven more los 3 a us and 4 a 850. heyre worh double, repeclolly bo $50 ones. he frs buyers ake he pck. Los are.25x200 fee. homas Davs, Jr., BED BANK. FARM OP3O ACRES FOR SALE. locaed on Broad sree beween Hed Bank and Shx-ewsbuy. erms reasonable. Apply o, John C. Parker." O LOAN. On Frs Bond and Morgage. AVK NNR LOS O MONE O UX OU ON Flfl lond AND MORdAOE. JK8E WH ANOK N AMOUN From H500 o?5,000. HOS. DAVS. Jr., Real Esae and nsuranco.agon nun UAXK, x. jr,,;

4 fl RED BANK REGSER. * Edor and Propreor. WEDNESDA. JANUAR 29, 806., he Farmer. A very srong effor s beng made by he speakers a farmers nsues and farmers meengs hroughou he couny o convnce formers ha every mans., hand s agans; hem, and ha he legffc,-lonre n-makng-laws-eapeoally. dsv crmnaes.-agans.he. u n engaged n, llng he sol. hese asserons are mos frequenly made by polcal demagogues, wlose.polcal aspraons have no been fulflled. hese speakers have underaken o convnce he farmers ha hey are a class of peoplo enrely ds J- nc from he oher members of he communy; and H» her ol s made harder, and her prvaons made more spvpre because of legslaon whch s d- "* reced agans hem. he class of oraory s he same whch s used by polcal agaors he world.over when hey seek, by expressng sympahy for any class, and by narrang her supposed wrongs, o se hemselves up as he champons and leaders of ha class. Hs llusraed every day n he year by he workng delegaes of he rade unons; who geeasy posons for hemselves by, consan declaraons of njures receved by he rades hey represen;; s llusraed n polcs ""everywhere, by arful agaors who realze he benef ha would accrue o hemselves f hey could bu make hose whom hey address beleve n he msery, pcured, and n her, oppresson by he lawmakers., her ales are no rue. Parcularly f aro hey unrue when hey refer o he farmer as beng sngled ou for opprcs- son. s rue ha he farmer s euffer- ". ng jus now by reason of he very low arff whch has been lad on Norhern agrculural producs, and whch perms foregn farm produce, rased by cheaper labor hana avalable here, o compee wh he produc of our farms ; bu he low arff s no confned o agrculural producs alone. he arff waa reduced on manufacured goods as well as on farm -prpduos, and manufacurers, workngmen and busness men alke have fel he hardmes caused hereby. hese oraors who declare ha he farmers should organze o oban polcal benefs are of exaoly he same calber as Denns Kearney anoher demagogues. Wha he counry needs s no speoal legslaon for he farmer, any more han needs specal legslaon for he broklayor, or for he* carpener, or for he seller of drygoods. needs legslaon on broader lneahan s lad down by hese onfors. needs legslaon on such broad lnes as wll work o he advanage of all. s an unforunae lng for a communy or for a counry when any olass of workers, or any secre socey, or any relgous or an-relgous. organzaon, underakes o conrol legslaon ; for such acon canno fal o be njurous o hecommuny, and ulmaely njurous o he very class or socey or organzaon n whose neres he effor s made. budly off. hey probably have no made muoh money durng he pas wo or hree years; bu noher have any of he res of us. he farmer s far more ndependen han hose engaged n any oher pursu. Hes"always sure of a good lvng. Ho can ako a holday almos whenever he desres, and he enjoymens o be found n MB vocaon are* probably greaer han hoso*sf any oher pursu. ; As for hs oppresson by legslaures, ha s all bosh.. here a probably no a hng ha farmers could ask for ha wouldn readly be graned, f was a all reasonable. he people who are srvng o delude farmers n hs way are eher barren of common sense; or hey are endeavorng o gan ceran ends of her own by srvng o arouse he farmerspassons and prejudces.- ADVERSNG FOB FARMERS. How Farmer* na Profable o Adverse. P, C. Cobby wrng n a recen eopy of Prners nk, 8ayB he surprsng growh of ho adversng dea was forcbly brough o my noce a few weeks ago. Whle wang a a counry saon became acquaned wh que an nellgen, ncely dressed farmer. * " beleve n adversng," ho remarked, "and pruoco, -n«do also several of my neghbors." ho possbly of a farmer adversng had novor occurred o mo, and upon expressng a curosy o know n wha r manner farmers could advocno, ho Qud " lvo n ono of ho bes counes n Mchgan; where own and ll a largo farm. " addon o growng all knds. of gran rase boh cale and hokh. lvo whn convenen dsance of four rnllroal saons, each havng» number of gran buyers and sock dlora. When am ready o sell my sun", nser an adversemen n he papers publulcd a hrum vlllagoh, sang lo amoun and qualy of produc) or uook. hen, nsead of beng compelled o go from ono dealer o anoher order o receve a far prce, ljoy come, o mo, and by mal and porsonnlly pu a prloo on. ho buyero know my mehods, und also know ha ohnr doalurs nro afer me, und uu a conscqucnco hey bd Uo hghes prlco hey can afford. always ge ho bes,. prlcoa gong, md my lllo oulay n nd vormnf pays mo %. "hou nnoler hng f wan o ny a l»"k oow, wha lu ho uno of my! rldlnjrnll over he counry. nqurng from oa>, Dck and Harry for he do- Krod arcle, and opondlng four or lvo > dollar*)* worh Of valuable me, whon ffy c$nb nvened n an adversemen fnooloonljpaperwlllbrngbuohnlrong j «f Mur fouen oe o Kvo my pnmnra *,J >» apponnuoo of a couny far ground? " f " J,.*;.", ; OWN ALK. he srandng of he S. Paul a long Branch has been an aracon whch has drawn housands of people o he shore. hey journeyed fron he furhermos pars of he couny..and he beach has been hronged daly. Almo3 every amaeur phoographer n he couny has aken pcures of he seamer, and he accden has been regarded as a grea opporuny for Bgh-seeng. # * here-s very lle doub ha P. Hall Packer wll be one olufllearngcanddaes for he Republcan nomnaonjor sae senaor hs fall. he Amercan Mehanlcsarrsaldo srongly favor hs nomnaon, and here are enough of hem, f hey voe unedly, o hold he balance of power n he couny and o elec whoever hey nfy choose o favor. s generally conceded ha he Democrac nomnee wll be eher Henry S. erhune or Alfred Wallng, Jr.. " -.,. # # * he sprng elecon wll be much lveler han Vsual, for here wll be many more Canddaes o. run. George B. 8nyder wll unquesonably be renounaed and reblecea, have no heard of any opposon o hm, and s. doubful f fo Democras pu up anybody agans hm., he same s rue of Cap. Charles B. ParsonB, he ownshp commeeman whose erm expres ns sprng. Hs nomnaon and elecon are consdered ceran. he erms of A. C. Harrson as ownshp clerk and John. eley as overseer of he poor boh expre hs Bprng. Boh men wll probably be canddaes for reflecon. he erms of Charles Cohren and James H. Sckles as jusces of he peace also expre, and s expeced ha each of. hese men wll also consen o run agan. Besdesjhese sx canddaes, here wll bo one or wo consables o elec,» # # he Democras have been lcked so ofen n hs ownshp, and have been lcked so horoughly a sprng elecons, ha s doubful f hey pu up much of a cke. he prospecs are ha no maer who s nomnaed by he Republcans, her cke wll wn frdm op o boom, * * # Over n Mddleown he Democras are more cheery hanhey are n Shrewsbury. hey are hopng o elec a freeholder o succeed Cap. George Bowne of Mddleown, hough be chances are much agans hem. Araz Posenhas announced posvely ha he wll no be a canddae, and he Democras are ryng o ge Dr. Blly Paerson of Chapel Hll no he fgh. Dr. Paerson s a srong canddae, bu s hardly lkely ha he would accep, he Democras wll ry and ge a good canddae on her cke; parly because hey hnk he Republcans wll make a bg fgh o conrol he board of freeholders, and he Mddleown man may urn he scale one way or he oher; and parly because hey hnk ha Cap. Bowne, or whoever be Republcan canddae for freeholder may be. wll be so closely alled o Cap. Ben Grgga ha he fgh wll be agans Cap. Grggs raher han agans he canddae.» * «Some of he Republcans of Navesnk wan Omar Sckles o ge n he race for he freeholdershp, as hey 6ay ha wll pu hm n a good poson o ge he nomnaon for he assembly.nex fall. -» EARL CLOSNG. A Proes From a Farmer of 3Udeown ownshp. o HE EDOR OF HE &QSEE wce snce New ears have and my wfe drven o Red Bank o do some shoppng, and wce havo we had o go home whou he goods we had drven seven mles o ge. he frs me hs occurred was he Frday afer New day ngh. n he frs nsance we drove o Ked Bank and reached hererehorly before seven oolock. We bough some arcles, bu when we wen o buy gome musln and oher dry goods we- found every sore closed, and we had o drve hack home, nearly half-way beween Mddleown and Keypor, whou he prncpal hngs we had gone o own o ge. he same hng occurred las hursday ngh, when; hrough beng compelled o make n sop on he road, whch delayed UB abou half an hour, we go n Ked Bank abou en mnues afer sevens Agan were we compelled o drve home whou our proposed purchases. We lvo much nearer o Keypor ham o Red Bank, bu vrh- have always raded a Red Bank because wo fel ha wo could do beer here. Bu nl he advanage ha we would ge n a year hrough radng a Red Bank nsead of Keypor would no compensae us for he wo fruless drves o Red Bank n unpleasan weaher. may be pleasano for he merchans of Red Bunk o close her busness places early han o keep hem open o accommodae dsan farmers and oher lae purchasers. way bu rue, also, as was old n Red Bank las hursday ngh, ha ho profs on sales made afer seven oclock do no pay he exponso of keepng he sores open, alhough canno see wha addonal expense here would be.boyond ho cos of he gas. Bu farmers who lvo a a dsance from Red Bank wll no drvo o ho own o rade no n he afernoon, or jus afer Buppor, f hero s a lkelhood of her lmdlng he sore doors closed on hem. hey wll rado nsead a her vlllngo sores, and whon hey wan goods no o bo found n hceo sores, loy wll drvo o Koypor, f hey lvo n hs drecon, or o reohold or o Long Branch f hey lve wes or souh of Rd Bank, raher han ako chances of makng a long drvo for nohng. he Ucd Bunk people hnvo a rgh o. clwo her sores a any hour hey pleuhe,. bu ho farmem, who havo mudo ho own wha, a by her rado, nro enled o consderaon. he merchans of Red Bank ml no Complan f low who Jvo a a dnanoo from ljo plnoo go. o oher owm o rado, who-o wo lnd.merchans /more accommodang, und wllng o go o he expense of keepng her noreu lghed up an hour longer n order ha lom who fnd nconvenen or mpomlblo o ge o own bocoro supper may yo havo opporuny o mnljo her purchases whn reasonable houru.. Mddlelum, N. J., January Wh, woe.. Golden Rulora Mako Morry. ho Guld of ho (loldon Hulo of ho Epool oluroh loll a ooonblo a Mm. Clrleu lcollennn ml Muplu uvonu lu ngh. Abou llfy lemonn woro presen. Dunnng, card nluylnc and mnulo woro ho HaeneO of; Urn overlng. ho nox Muolnblo wll n) hold n ho home of Mm, Clurlvn Mumfonl on Fron nrco, HO AR PUMP FOR SALE., Ho ar pump f orsale cheap. W. A. Clone. Muans, U. 3, BUOC FOR 8ALE, Flra-elaH buggy /or sale cheap. Address, F. O; box Ml, Bed Baok. N. J. > ^ CORN FOR 8ALE. X Fve hundred bushels of corn an ho car for sale. Address, Wn. w, aylor, Holmdol, N. J. N FARM FOR REN. A emal orm for ren a leonordvllle. ol John J, Uowd, Alanc Hghlands, N. J. O REN. House a Far Haven o le. Bcowu, Far HjVeg, or Wm; V. DUrhua, nqure Los on Maplo avenue or Leroy place, B Bhell back pn, Fnder please communcae.wll! F.,UEG8KE oocc...;.. POSON WANED. A woman wshes a poson aa housekeeper or o care for an nvald. Address, B., boxsso, PoaU offce, Red Bank. """ 8AWDUS.,000 bushels of pne sawdus of sale, suable for use n ce house*, beddng; ec. Danel H. Cook, Fll lll FARM O LE., Farm of abou ( acres, suable for ruckng or general farmng, o le on shares.. Apply o Hlsa Mary A. Long8ree, Holmdel, N. J. FARM WANED. wan o lease, wh prvlege of buyng, a farm near Red Bank or EnUjnowu. Address wh parculars, Box 295; Long Branch, N. J. GRL WANED. A compeen grl for general Housework, or a 5 oc6"year-old grl, whe or colored. Mrs. Garrson, Broad sree, nex door o Caholc church. e WANED. ANo. man o handle a well Known hgh grada bloyclo D (ho own of Red Bank. Exclusve errory. Address J.. F., 73 8e7«nn avonue, New ork Cy. CALF FOUND. A bull calf has come o. my place. Owner can mvosumo by payng cos of keep and adversng. Johnlleud, Rversde Drve, oppose Red Bank. Keypors Bes Resauran? h People vsng Keypor can ge a. good weal a nncoy Andoreons resauran. Good food and good servce. Caerer for pares, weddlngs/ec. O REN. A largo room,. furnlbhcd.or unfurnshed; gas, bah and beaer; breakfas f desred. erms modorae. Address road Sree, Box 823, Bed Bank, MJ \\ A Chance for Wheelwrghs. have aloofonk mber, sawed n proper szes for wagon ongues, bolsers, hay acklng, dump bodes, wagon slls, ec. J. A. Hendrlokson, Mddleown, N. J. WAGONS_FOR SALE. Four new wo-horse farm wagons,, 2 second-hand wo-horso farm wagons, ] second-hand one-horse farm wagon, second-hand buggy, very good; second-hand Jaggcr. new Bplndle wagon, new grocery wagons, plaform gear, C. H. Hnrley, Shrewsbury, N, J.. A REWARD Wll be gven fpr nformaon leadng o he recovery, or reurn of a large Muck and an bound dog, loshn Hockhocksen swanp on December 80b. Answorsjo name of Mox. Address... H. MEZOAB, Care of Record. Lone Branch,.S. FRANK. LEN, ARCHEC, 94 Lbery Sree,.,....New-ork. Bpoclal aenon o Monmoub Couny wor ; 3 Archec for he Casno, he resdences of A. B. CooKo, Ed. Jansen ard ohers a Alanc Hghlands; and for ho resdence of F. 0. Moore,.Navc- Blnk Hghlands. he Bes of References; f $ > r Old Esablshed Fru Sore FOP Ben ho sore paw occuped by Lous Prae s ojerod orren from Aprl s, Apply o SCKLES c CLA, U& Dank, HO BEDSASH." Anyone needng no bed sash- for sprng wll fn! o her advanage by orderng a once, hus nsurng promp delver? and boom prces. All our Bah are m nches hck, elbers f. 2 n. by 0 f., or 8 f. by 6 f. Call or wre for prces and erms.. H. A.-OCHO e «O. -; -, -;;, JBL.wp6yK.37 our Savngs. How beer can you nves your exra money han n he Sae Muual Buldng and loan Assocaon? ou, ge sx per cen for your money whenever you choose o draw ou. ou ge welve per cen f you wa ll he slares maure, whch s n abou egh years. Ffy cens per monh per share pays le bll. WM. F. DURHAM, Secreary..25 Eas Fron Sree, Red Bank. N. J.. NOQE! he ownshp Connlee 6 Mddleown owfhlp wll mee a ne bool of Lous DeSpreaux n MDDLEOWN VLLAGE - o n Monday, February 3d, 896, a 0 o?clock, A.., sharp, o Aud All Blls Agans he ownshp. By order o ho commee, "JAMES BRA, JR.,Charman. KENR D. SMH, Clerk. HREE FAMOUS PLACES. * Chcago s famous for s PORK AND BoSOl s famoas for s. BEAMS $ W " Shrenshurv o famous for ls OMAO SAUCE.. AND lls ramblmformurea he DEUC0US and WHOLESOME FOOD known as. Shrewsbury Baked Beans \ WH < Shrewsbury omao Sauce. j $ Always Ready. Can be served Ho or Cold. PACKED B ; ; ;; E. C. HAZARD & CO., ± SHREWSBUR, N. J. A grea majory qf-fes jpeaple who aended he recen Bcycle Show n New ork decded ha here was only one. Bcycle on Exhbon and ha was he. - Sandard Beyele of he lorl j HE 896 MODELS NOW READ FOR NSPECON.. CAALOGUES SEN FREE ON APPLCAON. W. A. COLE, AGEN. Enerprse ACOB O. 8HD8...7 AUCONEBB. Seamboa Sock OE he subscrber wu offer a publc sale a ne law omces of MCus & Wlson, Fron» sree, Bed Hak, N. J., on hursday, February 6h,S^ A 2 OCLOCjC, P. M., 28 shares of sock of he Merchans Seamboa company/ hs s one-quarer of he eloaof be company, and s he amoun of sock held brbb ;esaoolheuehenryb.parkerrj""" " * Eocn«or. o SAVE JANUAR SPECAL SALE. For. % or f BEAUFULL SUAED, FARM O F NNE ACRES. Good gram, gran and poao laud. lve acres of MparaRlw, anrfvn abundance of fru. Near school, sores and churcbee. GoodJ>ull<lnBB. Wll Bell cloap lfsoa BOOB or wll exchange for a Bod Bank raldence, For furlur parculars call uu WLLAM OERSffNr Sore corner Brldro Avenuo apa Fron Sree, BMP BA.3SB3,. jr. Las week o buy fne Panos and Orgnns a ho prce of worhless ones. Sample, bargans below and more n lwbock-,.. Havdman Mahogany, rfcgulnr prce $466- specal. *800. Harrngon Oak, regular prce, f85qy specal, $250. Harrngon Mahogany, regular, 8850; speoal, J250. «andard-oak, regular, 8&; specal, $ Kngsbury Oak,.regular, 275; specal, $S2».. he above are all brand new, brgh and beauful; laes eases and laesmprovemens.. «. V v hese below are used, bu n perfec order... Jarflnan Eosewood/regular, $475; specal, $275., jh^arrngon-mwbny, regulnr, $850; specal, $200. r. Krakaner Brjjbw, regular, $800; specal, 800. Chambers Rosewood, $825; speoal, $00. ^OO SAVED AS EASL AS EANG.** Large.sdek of New Organs and a few Second-hand Bargans. Several good square panos, $26 o fdj),. " Send for caalog free, " " -. No. 29 Broad Sree, ; Red Bank, H. J. HE SANAR PLUMBNG CO., Bah ubs, Closes, Wash rays, Lavaores, See. SEAM AND HO WAER UEAKO,.. GAS PPC FNG AND FXURES. All work done n a frs-class manner and srcly accordng o he rules of be New ork Board of Healh.. Call and See Our Show Room on Fron Sree, Wes of New Jersey Souhern Ralroad. Samples All n WorklngOrder. ELEPHONE CONNECON. W. 3. BROA.DMEADOW. -. Manager. Mrs. Goodwfe ell our Husband ha we have reduced he prce on our chnchlla and fur beaver ulsers-jrom $5 o Q.Q5. he colors are black, blue, brown and gray mxed. hs s he season of he year when a nce warm ulser s mos apprecaed,, and hs s posvely he greaes bargan ha we ever offered hm n hs lne. M. M. DAVDSON, 29 BROAD SREE, Our marke s rghly named. s enerprse na has gven he world all he bes hngs has oday. s "Enerprse" ha gves Monmouh couny people whaever s freshes and_ choces n meas. s "Enerprse" ha dvder profs wh cusomers, by gvng hem a dscoun check, equalo ^percen. s "Enerprse" ha makes specal Saurday sales, when he bes meas can be bough a less han marke prces. H. ROBNSONS Enerprse Marke, Oppose Cenral Hoel, Red Bank, N. J. Nex Saurday our Specal Sale wll he Smoked Shoulders a 7c, a pound. *+*+** 4 +?++HX**w *? f X * RED BANK, N. J. Some Sense! Wo buy Groceres for cauh ou buy GrocoroB for cnah ou buygrooorlcs. As cheap uu you can m has busness sonso. has progressve eonao. has common aonse,. * ou by your Orocorlca from uu lua dollnm md con» FOR DOll OF US. L, VANGLLUWE, laploavenuo and Fron Sroe. llavo you Uml uny of lm lolloloub. Meadow HwooClocoo? Wolmvol n mlf-pnmul folln, n 0 cens, grlorwl dully from lo counry, olwnyn on bard *,;,;;

5 .-Urn ; " he Down Grade. <}. num l* engne B a-puon, V.,r An»nora an a-moffln, ; f. Lke mghy ofen wll; L \, When yon hear he hng Shlowln, J hen yon know s hard a-gon, /]. For s oumwonp a UU k _/ - When gcea a-whlsaln by you --"- n «way has ]k»"o ry you,,; f J-ore jna a b afrad; V.~ S_ ban a rmnln fa and faser,-.,, dke doesn need a maser,., hen a on a down grade. f you see a man a-workla, An Ms «uy noror «lrfdn, An a-swealn more or less; Vfhoo you. Bee hm dm bn hgher, An he never eem* o re, Hoe a-ollmbn o nooess. When yon see onogoln feasy, n a manner lgh an breezy. Lke for pleasure hs vrpa mode, J u romorabor hv«a-ahowr, ha a mghy easy gan When youro on ha down grade.. WHO WAS HE HEF. "Mrs. Melhnrss complmens, sr, and would on pleaso come down o her saeroom mmedaely?" bad jus shu myeolf no my lllo offloe on dook, havng an hrough he /shps Moons bofors urnng n ha Sgh. la que a msake, by ho way, e-hnk ha we pursers have no more Onerous dnles o perform when a soa "4jsa o waoh ovor he passongars oom- far,, read prayers on Sunday, and keep a <sore of naucal nformaon a our fnger "3 for ha beneuvof every ourlos voyf. Nowadays ho parser of a orook fneroan lner makng perhaps a record go of all days or so has hs work r well oa pa for hm durng ho on voyage. )n ho presen occason had scarcely ny accouns farly n hand when was Ornpod by. a slgh ap a he door.. rose a onoe and opened, and here sood Mrs. MoJhnrs8 Canadan mad, wh funned face and nervous; agaed manner. ;,-.. "s here anyhng wrongf" asked, wh some surprse, whon she haddelv- "nerels,"slr," aheropllebalhly."ll know" She was aboa o make some eager saemen, bu pulled herself up suddenly and rpped along he deok whou anoher word swched off heoleorlo Ugh r looked he door and hurred away afer her. When go o Mrs. Afblhurss saeroom, saw a once ha somehng had occurred o ouuso ho serous anxey, ho berhs, ho couch, and even he floor woro lered wh he conona of cabn runks... and handbara. n he mds of he oonfuwon sood he lady herself, lookng deodedly perplexed and annoyed "hs B very sngular, Mr. Morso," she eald, ponng o an empy jewel case whloh lay open on ho upper berh. "Mydomond ornamens are mssng.". "oudon Bay60" exolalmed lnelocr amazemen..."**. ; ~ " do say so," she repled sharply. "ou can sea for yourself ha hoyoro gone." * -How dd happonf" " canno possbly oll you. Adlnnor bla evenng happaned o menon o Mrs. Lalmw ha hod ploked up a curous oresoon shapod broooh on hooonlnon. Shoexprossodawlsho eoe..when ho ables wore oloarod, oamo n her*, ""ook ou he broooh and lef he joweloase lyng on he berh. was careful o look ho cabn door, bu whon go book, he oaso was empy." "How long ware you absen?" "No more han half an honr.". ~" " 5fdn are. sure yohwlmk6y~ln~your possesson all he lmof" "Posve. nevor lo ou of my hand whle vrua n he saloon." was.falrly saggered. examned he look carefully, bu here was absoluely nelng o show ha had been ampered wh. ooum h upon no beer.sugges- larhan ha Mrs. Molhurs mlgl poselbly have mslad ho jewels sohoyrfore. ls had ho solqoffoo of oxasporalng...ho lady o suoh a degree for seems ha she had alroady soarohod ovoryhqlo and corner n ho cabn ha was glad. o bea a roroa n order o lay ho muer befora ho capan. " had jus go o he head of ho saloon sars when heard sono one boundng up afer me, hroo or four seps a a me.. urned and BOW a Mr. Carer who, by ho way, bad made soveral voyngoawh us on prevous ocoaalons., " say, Morso," ho sad, akng mo con- -fldonly by ho arm, "youvo go somo queer cusomers on board hs rp." "HOWBOf" "Why, somo ones gono and walkod off wh my slver cgaree case, a oouplu o lngs and a par of gold". "hodouoel".. "Woll, looks uncommonly llko as f ho ndvdual you refor o had a hand n ho busness, for don BOO how any ordnary moral oould go lnoonos cabn, wh ho door boled on he nsde, unless ho monged o squeeze hrough ho porhole.". "Sell me oxaoly wha has happonodf" "My dear follow, bow can f sonough o pnzzle a Phladelpha lawyer! ou BOO, wen o my saeroom afer dnner, foolng a b drowsy. boled ho door oan Bwonr o ha and rumombor flngng ho olgaroo caso, rngs and a par of gold sloovo lnks on ho upper borl. hen pu on my dressng gown, sroehod, myself upon ho oouoh, and Jad.a downrgh good snooo. Whon go up, abou flvo mlnufccago, found my rlnkos had vanahod." Pen my word, hngs woro begnnng o look serous, and no msake Hos no me n hunng up ha enpnn and mndo - llra acquaned wh ho sno of affars. Ho was Jueb an nmoh puzzled OB was my- Bel. ho flrn hng Do mornng ho Bou a luusago o Mrs, Mollurn, roquoh- ng prlvan lnnrvlw n hln onlln on look. Ha also nlgnlllod hln wsh ha should be proon. Wo boh quohlonod ho lady oloeoly, bu hor r«)llon dd no ond o hrow any lgh upon ho sngular occurrence, - _ f, Noverholoss wo doormlnod o koop a OOHO waoh upon lusaoroumlu fuurn. f was proy evden wo had n"blnulc Bhoop" on bourd probably nn old lnul n he mnlno8n. ]for ho uuz few lnyh wo lml no furher-com lnlnu. o hef vran Ojloly "lyng low," VfuHla unl llll H f eloaf, rghly <5r wrongly you pu mm down as a deoldedly auspcous ohoracer. Now we happened o bavo a passenger on board a Brazlan named Se Casro who alled n every way wh hs descrpon. Bu for he foo had oonoluslvo evdence o show he could no have been drecly concerned n he robberes for lajullea proved be baj-ronrnlnea en (loc he whole evenng he ceranly would have been reaed o A prvae nervew n he capans cabn. As was, was forced (ooonolude ha bl&ok har, swarhy complexon, slouohed,ha and cloak, wero que compable wh a mans nnocence. Nohng furher ooourred o exce SUBplolon unl he los day or wo of, he voyage. hen, one evenng afer dnner, word was brough o me ha hree oher saerooms had been rfled,n he same myserous manner. Waohes, Jewelry and even money had dsappeared, hough 4n all hree oases he passengers souly declared hey had lef.holr doors looked. When ho alarm reaohed me; happened o be sandng n my deok offce. had n my hand.20 soveregns whloh bad jus akon n exohange for Amercan money o aooommodao one of our passengers. ddn wa o look p he gold. smply placod on my desk, BWlohed off he lgh and hurred away. had no fears for he safey of he soveregns, my door havng a parloularly nrcae look, n whoh ook good core o urn he key before leavng. remaned below for nn hour or EO nvesgang hese-fresh oomplnlns, bu, as n he oher cases, was uerly unable o moke head or all of hem. Vexed and bowlldered, wen baok o my oflloe, unlocked he door, urned on he lgh and moohanloally sroohed ou my hand o ake he soveregns from my.desk. My hand closed upon nohng more sold ban hn ar my l Ho ple of gold had vunlshedl For a mnue or wo sood here gazng blankly before mo, so uerly confused and dsmayed ha could scarcely brng my ws o boar upon ho myserous affar. hen managed o pull myself ogeher and ook a look around he lle cabn. n he OOUEO of my observaons my eyes happened o res upon ho porhole, whch sood wde open, he weaher beng oppressvely Ho. regarded ho nnocen looklngporhole _Wlh he ar, o a verable Shorlook Houses. wen ousde and hrus my arm n hrough he openng; bu my hand dd no reaoh whn fully wo yards of he desk. Sll, sruck mo as beng he only way by whloh he hef could hnve go a ho money, and doermned o pu my hoory o a praccal ob. hurred down no ho saloon, where mos of ho passengers were congregaed. As ye few of hom wero aware of he robberes, for wo had kophe maer as eooro as possble. wen sragh up o a young Amercan genleman, who knew had a grea many rnkes n hs Baoronn fud was raher careless,- oo, n ho way he lof hem lyng abou.,. "Don show any surprlso," whspered, glancng round a ho oher occupans of ho saloon, "bu mgh osk whohor your saoroom s looked f" " s."..... ; "And s ho porhole opon?" " should hnk BO don wan o flnd he place as suffy as ho engno room whon go o urn n." "Well, jus pass moyour koy. wan o ry a lle oxperunen. Wa ll m gone, and/hen sroll up ol deok. Lo yonrseu bo soon on he lowor deck parolarly bu don pay oo close aenon o any one you may noce loerng here." - He fell n readly wh my sohomo. wen and shu myself n hs saoroom, orouchlng down BO ha could jus keep an oye on ho porholo over he op of bo lower berh. remnlnod n ha crauped posllonunlmy-llmbs-falrlyaclred, and was half npllnnd o glvo up as a bad job. Bu suddenly, as glanced up a ha porholo, my blood ran cold, and n all my lfe never bad suoh dfflouly o keop down a yell. n ho dm lgh saw a long, hn, hary arm hrus n hrough hooponlng! he nex nomou a small A HE COUR BALL. Held n Berln and Opened bv he Emporor ana Emprea. A cour ball wh a polonase led by he emporor andempress, bo you wonder ha here s always a rush for ckes (-when he dae of he annual subscrpon [ball la auuuuluadf la a ueof olspenss; [for everyhng s oonduoed n he slow,.horough fashon - so ; common -wh ho jgermaus.. Applcaon has o be mado w,ooks be- fore, and hen s faa s known only a jehor me prevous o he grea even, for "he powers ha bo" nvesgae he names presened mos carefully, unless hey are handed n by a member of he army; hen hey pass muser whou a queson.,.-, he sze of he ckes corresponds wh ho mmensy of ho affar, for hey are lvals o small handblls, bu one would no core f hoy.wero regular posers, for he s so delghed o see hs name on one [Havng pad he prncely sum of 8.76, he ban now mngle wh royaly self, f le goes clohed n a dress su, or pary dress f he happy owner s of he.genler persuason.. One canno help hearly approvng of hs oour boll, nsued as was n he begnnng of hs cenury by Queen Louse and her husband, Frederlok Wllam n, hopng by hs means o brng he people and royaly nearer o eaoh ohen Old Kaser Wlholm revved ha ouson, whloh had fallen no dsuse n he une of froderok Wllam V, and used o mngle freely wh he people, chang n,ow wh Aoor So-and-so, nex wh a young ars, hen wh a promnen auhor, laer wh an offcer or a member of some dlplomao corps., he presen emperor does nol mae bs grandfahers acons, "bu s muoh more reserved. He carres hmself wh a calm, dgnfed manner, no a all haughy nor arrogan, bu very composed and elegan.. A 9 oolook he royal par ener he opera house, ha floor of whloh has been bul ou from he royal boxoao he sage jus oppose. Musla never ceases, for n eher end of he mmense room s Ea- loned a splendd orchesra. A lle commoon and he urnng of all.heads o he royal box announce he arrval of he -dsngushed couple and her, oourfe _.n luxury whloh ooss he naon 7,500 a day. he boll s opened by he polonase or maroh, led by ho kaser or kalsern, followed by prnces and prncesses, dukes and duohesses and many ehers who clam o have purple blood n plooe o he common red whloh courses hrough he vens of ordnary morals. he emperor makes a mos agreeable mpresson, and one can soarcely beleve ha be has uered many of ho pompous sayngs ha ay> creded o hm, for hs manner calls forh he admraon of even loyal Amercans. He s abou he averag hegh, slgh, bu well proporoned; has a dear ou faoe, full of characer, and wears hs har pared on ho sde, and brushed well off hs forehead. He s exremely fond of he army and usually appears everywhere n unform. ha even- ng ho woro ho brllan one of he Bed hussars, whch oonslss of dork blue rousers, wh a srp of gold down he sdes, hgh spurrod boos reachng o ha knees and shor red coa seamed n gold, wh collar and sraps also n gold. Hs lef arm, whloh has been useless snce brh, s suppored by resng he hand on h( hl of hlb long sword. Wh he rgh he oonduos he empress hrough he serpenllko maze of ho saely march. seemed, however, as f before dong EO have led hor under a rosebush and from s branohos he evenng dew, for she smply sparkled wh damonds as pure and brgh oa.drops of waer wh ho sunlgh on hem.- n her far, blond har glered a prceless dadem. A neoklaoe of wo rows of damonds enolroled her hroa. Penden earrngs flashed defance o he jewels, whch, as a band, adorned he op and fron of her corsage, whle numerous rows of he same preolous sones played hde and seek aronnd her arms. > *## Handy hngs for Offce We keep a^ whole lo of lle hngs for he convenence and comfor of -he-kusness man hngs ha he" can do whou bu -hngs ha make hs work easjer and pleasaner, and hngs ha cosvery lle money. Rubber Bands. «Boxes conanng 44 bands of bes rubber (no seconds), a.0 cens o 8 cens "per box, accordng o sze.. Boxes of bands n assored hcknesses and lenghs, 25 cens o 50 c ns. Broad, heavy, srong rubber, bands, all szes, 8 cens o 5 cens adozen. Envelope Openers. Good seel blade, bevel edge, convenen handle o grasp, bes hng n he world jfor openng envelopes orcung pages of magaznes, 8 cens each. Documen Cases. Envelopes and boxes, made of ough, mahlla board, nproper szes for flng away nsurance polces and legal and mporan papers of all knds, 4c. o 6c. each. Con Wrappers... -,. j Made of ough paper, cu n convenen szes, wh gummed ends, prned wh he amoun of con hey wll hold, for 25 cens n pennes, $.00 or $2.00 n nckels, and $5.00 n dmes. Prce forany sze, 5 cens a hundred.,. Sandng-Fes. \ he handes of hese s a paen conrvance whch preserves papers and can. be slpped from s base and a new fle nsered he end of each monh. Base, wh ;sx fles, 20 cens. -..". nk for Sampng Pads.. " Many busness men use rubber samps n her busness for dang leers receved, ec. Good nk for use on hese rubber samp pads s hard o ge. We have an nk (varous colors) made expressly for hs use. 25 cens a bole, j Mflny oher handy conrvances for busy busness-men. JOHN H. COOK, Regser Offce, Red Bank, K J. NEQKO HUMOR. Anecdoes lhrahg hs Phase of he Colored Mans Naure, ha he nego has humor goea whou sayng; ha he) hna w some wll deny. When Frederck Douglass was asked how he fel, whon some one called hm a ngger" and repled," fel ha a jaokass hnd kloked and h nobody," he used w,- keen, bng. J W s a fol whou he buon; humor a fol wh lo buon. A few examples of negro humor whloh have been colleced from seamboa deok, from onbn and from church are gven. Charles Lambs famoub bonmo was almos equaled by a rough "rooser," aa rousabous are callod ulong ho Ohla rver. Lamb, wll be remembered, ea up all ngh playng cards wh Mller, who was very u njdy. As daylgh sreamed no ho roun hrough he shuers Lamb caugh sgh of Mllers remarkably dry hands "Mller," eald ha w, f dr were rumps wha hands youd hold ho negro rousabou, who of oonrso ^Doyor honr.r.of Lamb or hs rjursns lolam, was comng along wh a nal oq bs. alouldor, when he sumbled he enormous brogans of anoher rooser," who, bong off waoh, wasly- ""* ranqully was Hmorod joforn wnkluu n froh aemp. Monuwlllo kop my, BM open. ollorvod ha llla loouharlcb of he. dllonm punddjma nnd ook mrloulm uno of ho nmnnor u whch, luy oouupled holr lmn.,,,. On hoard hlp, wlw you flndn rnnn f;, \flo BOVK R >»rknd prnfronoafo hl«- <>wn Nocloy nbova ou a lm loungers on r J dock p labuum or lm/»nok«(ym, ono la nollmd o Jump *< ll oouolmlon ha l«; urn #mno *olw ren»ou/ for M» blaok hnnd had fasened upon a leaher oaso lyng closo o ho wndow and whdrew as quck ns hough almos. sprang o my foo and boled ou no ho passage dashod up he saloon sars and mado for he lowor dook. horo, jus above lo spo wloro julgel he aaoroom o be suaed, came faoe o faco wh ho Brazlan, Bo Casro. n spe of ho hoa ho was woarng hs long oloafc wh ho" doop capo ana hud lla eernal cgaree beween hs ooh. Ha looked a mo wh an ar of frank surprse, and looked a hm wh an ar of profound euplolon. Suddenly a happy hough flashed hrough ny mnd. urned round and sprang down ho saloon sars, runnng full l agans he ohlof seward, who was sandng a ho boom. "Nusl" crlod, whou gvng hm lmo o reoovor from hs surprlso. Really ho looked a mo wh suoh uor consernaon vorlly bellovo ho waa oonvlnood had akon loavo of my sonsos. "Do you hoar?" won on oxolodly. "Go mo a hnndful of nus quck " Whon he brough hem, hurred back on dock. ho Brazlan had moved away a lle oward ho sern, won oloso up, sood rgh n fron of hm, and hon bogun delberaely o oraok ho nus. v Ho regarded mo wh a pyng sor of look, bu pnld lllo nonlon o hm. wag wachng ha clonk of hs. Presenly saw a corner of lo capo drawn asde and behold a par of small gloanlug eyes fled greedly Upon mo., was enough. My suspcons woro confrmed. (lung ho ros of ho nus no ho son, and walkng srnlgh up o Do Casro lad " mus nsk you o aooompany mo o lo onpalus oubln." "Vo you moan!" ho cred, drawng bank. was deermned o sand no nonsnneo, and Hrnlglwuy (ok by he nlouldorn, lo momen lad my hnnds upon hm heard nvlolous unarl undurhla oapo, wl) pullod suddenly aaldo null ou How amonkoyl lo lllo bruo won a mo ooh and nnll. MOW h) gleam of u knlfo, oo, n lo Bnulllnn hand, hu lo hm havo my ln sl>rnl«l bowoon hu oyua lufuro ho oould uuu, nud ho nmauredllk lengh upon hu dook. lo < unr<)rmnnlor oano runnlk up, anl ho rnnunl wnn drhrul off o hu onunlvu oablu. VVou Henrvhxl hro, Mm. Mollurnn dlnnonl), Mr. Cnrarn ORHroooaRoad.rlHnml a mlnonllnnvou oollvolon of lolc vnlunblob wnro found upon lln, n hln uaoron wo rlnoovrod n f orfurno) bo, npparnly lumlwl for ho uu o lm muky, wlo wn ovldouly que a (UK)ulllod * hlof M ll mw VooubnRrj p M«>BlUlm»B Anylmw yam,fwnoh l*o- Bum* hu no word for "unnlowan." Vr<Mlmm-.h» rue W me na u for h» <y«ln«lou-we an M && {.he dany sha.de.of her long, blue san dress harmonzed perfecly wh.he emperors gorgeous coa. She s no a radanly lovely woman, bu a.gracous one, whou beng paronzng. Herfaoo.boars he samp of goodnoss deeper han ha of beauy, and ono would say ha she was lovable raher han lovely. Many of ho famles presen are.enled by brh o bo presened a oour and o mx frooly n bo royal famles a all mes, bu boy have no he mmense forunes necessary o manan ho splendor of holr posons and canno afford o pay ho axes for everyhng from an lnoomo of 335 a yoar s assessed so hey lve quely n holr caslos n he counry, comng o Berln for a few wooka n he season o glvo her daughors a ase of oly lfe. - N. -. Of oourso for hoso occasons ol grandmohers old laoes and he famly damonds are brough from holr sooluslcn; so he soono s ndeed a brllan one. ho ovcnfng sus of ha men are commas n hs groa play of human Ufa, whle ho bluo and gold rmmed unforms are somoolons. Occasonally a urk n hs rodfozora Jap muoh doooraod servos as an nerrogaon pon n ho lvng drama, bu ho real pausos, ho porlods, aro mndo wbon ho oye osplos nomo old war veorun who has on bs breas as many medals as ho has yours. hus ho eonno ovor vares unl ho mdngh hour, whon royaly whdraws and ho ball oomos o aolo.so. bah. Glancng down a. ho colossal loo be exclamed admrngly, "Kf fee wuz rumps, da nlggah dar oould play hgh, low, jack and do game " Comngup ho Oho rver from Clnonnal on one o he seamers ha run n ho Plsburg and Cncnna rade ho negro cabn boys were engaged n a surrepous game of craps, he groa game fkb rlvor negro. wo of he boys were halng each ohor unmercfully, when mo gave ho oher a knockou blow whloh pu an end o ho war of words. "Nlggah," ho sad, "you neodn o alfc. Wen ou oomo on dls boa, you done boon so long wdou eomepln o ea da you des ez lgh ez ur fodder. Wy, nlggah, you oould cu do Moble Buck oq ur olsor oraokah andjnobbah bus do cms!"- A a coralu colored church n Wes Vrgna ho pasor announced ha he saoramon would bo adnlnlborbd n ho mornng nsead of n ho alornoon, as was ousomary, as ho would bo aallod away. mmedaely an old elder aroso and sad "Breddorln, zo ofn hyahd ob de Lawds suppah, bu nobbah urfo hyahd ob do LawdB brafefusl" he saoramen was admnsered a ha usual lmo., Blrd Make a No» of Sool. A ourloua gf hm boon mado o ho Naural Hsory mhum of Boloa. hs gf consss of a brds nos oonsruood onlroly of sool.. horo aro a grou mnny waohmnkors a Soloa, and n ho vlolny of ho workshops horo aro always ho remans o lo old sprngs of wachos, whloh hnva boon cas unldo. Jn summer a wachmaker dlsoovflrud hs curous blrdb noh, whloh hud HH bul n a roo n hla couryard by» par of waor wagnlla. momro 0 oonlmoon n clroumforanoo aud n nncla nololy of waoh RprlnRn. Whon lm blrdn had llodgod holr brood, ho waolnmkrn soourod holr unque mn na an luuronlng proof of ha nolllgonoo of blrdn n ndaplng ayllng whloh oomos whn holr runol. Orovrlnjc ha Rubber Plan. Homo ruonn sar rubber plnna by mallh n ou boub lnlf way hrourhn woody brnnol. Abou l) blll unlnun ncu, whloh nbould bo kop we. oo wll b«hrown ou n, nnd sfor n Mn) ho brnuuh onu bo novored nnd plknlol n n pll. ou wll hnrdly bo euocoaaful n ronun oullhk" )» "nd unons you nan lvo bom boom hun. U munll noro«nlnf«n(ury opurlnno young l^nu of «h* 0<rl«.? Labor. olmm of oagn Mxmn, «« md u> lkkoum «mol d ng^broohedouron-daok aklng-a-burr -hrough Prnce-;Albers-llklng-for-nybh Gl d h ll f ENNSONS WO LEERS. One ons for Derlnna and he Oher for Accepng he Laureaeshp. Pool boa no road a.syllable of ennyson. fu Mlnea showed hm "Lookeley Hall" and "Ulyses," and he penson of 300 was mmedaely graned. And now, on-he deah of Wordsworh, anoher prme mnser has o adm ha he knows nohng whaever abou ennyson. Lord John Russell wroe o Bogers "As you would no wear he., laurel yourself have menoned o he queen hose whom hough mos worhy of he honor. Her majesy s nclned o besow on Mr. ennyson, bu should wsh, before ho offer s made, o know somehng of hs obaraoer, as well as of hs lerary mers. know your* opnon of he los by your advce o Sr Rober Feel, bu should be glad f you oould le me know somehng of vhls characer and poson." x hs s ndeed quan. Bu DO doub Eogors was equal o he suaon. More han sx monhs passed afer Wordsworhs deah before ho offce wns lllud up, bu lo offor came o onnynon a las. Ho ms hmself gven a curous..caonnl of lo way n whlq^receved >. Hu old hs frond Mr. KBFwles -ho ngh before. wns asked o ake he laureaoshp, whch was offorod o me Fooled he Deecve. Dooalve Leonard Morrs of Chcago, when asked f bo had ovor allowed a orlm lnal ooscapo, Bald " dd onoo, and was n Washngon oo. was on ho raok of a forgor and had raood Wn from S. Paul o Chcago, honoo o Cncnna, hen o Whoollug, hou o Wash lngon. Hs namo was Marn, bu ha waa gong under ha of Lawronoo. oaugl a gllmpso o hm n Wheelng and learned ha ho had oomo horo. " raood hm o ho Cbbl House, bu horo was no ono regsered by ha namo. As sood a ho oounor, however, my man oamo n, nsond of avodng mo ho walkod rgh up and sad, Aro you no Doboolvo Morrs? ook mo off my guard, and answorod, Jos, sr. " Well, my nnmo la Adams, wan your BorvlooH o go mo rd of a nob oublosomo doubln. horo s a man whoso real namo n Marn, bu who goes by ha of Lawronou, whom know o bo a swndler, and le s wanol n Chnngo. Now, ho has worked hs nefarous Rohomo lroughou lls wbolo mwlon, and flnd hnrd o null goods beoauso U akon for hs follow. ran aorosn hlh a bo MoOluro lloso, WhoollH, yosoray, and n order o oneh up wh hm go hm o Aollvor a mokmko for 0 o. a frond n Plnburg, wloro bo wy KOUK. han wred hu frond, nnd ho wll nnswor whon Lawrnnoo gon horo. wan you o go o lunlurg nud nrrcn hm, un wll «lvo you hn olroular o nbow ln ho la wanod. Hu hamlod 0 n copy of ho olroular nlrondy hud, and n abou ol mlnuon ho lornn oamo from fllburg Lnwranoa n. horn. Soppng n Moungnloln OUHO Xhonlwuoonvlnood me Adams wn nn unfornmo vloln of ronemhlnnoo, nnd won o luburg. Whon go hoo, found hnd boon dupofl. and ho roal oulnrl md aoually luoooodod la nondlg mo far cnfusl. nway o omhlo hm o o^onps. Ho u n«vor xwn " Wonlworh Manor. ho larrm prvae lou«nflronbran koow M Weowoh Manor. b U n Memorlarn, dreamed ha he carne o me and klbsed mo on he cheek. - Bald n my dream,very knd, bu very German. n ho mornng ho leer abou he laareaeshp was brough o mo and lad upon my bed, hough abou hrough ho day, bu oould no mako up my mnd whohor o ako or«ref aeo, and a las wroo wo loors, ono aooepldg and ono declnng, and hrew hom on he ablo, and eoled o decde whloh would send afer my dnner and bolo of por. s raher curous ha ennyson, n hs frs appearance u oour, exacly followed Wordsworhs preceden. He dressed a Rogers, and wore he old poes cour) eul jus as Wordsworh fnd done, woll remombor," says Sr Henry aylor, "a dnner n S. James place, when ha queson arose whohor Samuels su was spaoous enough for Alfred." Bu he laureae managod omako do..of ennyson, noroly as laureae, here s forunaely lllo o say. Ho dd nob wre muoh n hs offcal capacy. he "Olo on hedoah of ho Duke of Wellngon" would probably have boon wren ovon f ennyson bad never had anyhng o do wh ho lord ohomborlaln. was no beoauso ho was a laureae ha ennyson was a paro.* Hs ohor plobos, on royal weddngs and so forh, aro slgh and unmporan. """* Heres a Queer Argumen.. A ravelng hearcal company reconly arrved on on exendod vs o Klllannrsh, an mporan collery concr n Derbyshre he rooor, ho Kov. f. J. Mocalfe, a woll known and hghly popular olorgynnn, vlsod ho heaor. for hs ho was orllolsod by Korao of hs parshoners.. Ho has herefore ssued ho followng loor o hs flock Mv DEAR PEOLB-AH oomo oonoorn has boon oxprcssod by somo of you bocauso hav paronzed and aondod ho Quoone hoaor, now B;ylnj! n hs vllago, may bo woll fo ma o gvo an explanaon o ray BO dong, am rospmblblo boforo God or dong all can and gvng evory opporuny o all n hs parah o bo brough undor ha lnfluouoo o n Holy Spr, A hearcal company comos lnc hs placo wh ovory probubllly of sayng Bomo lmo. loy do no como horo o break olhor l» laws of Owl ur man. holr proonllou B qula a lawful ono. Mow f ovury on wlo s roupooablo koopu away from louo pluoa wha wll hey uoconof Cenura o ul Whoso faul la, hou, lu lls B lo OJo! la ho faul of lo oompmy who oomo lorc o nmnno Ua pooplo Buy la no. la lo faul of. houo joruonb who hnk homnolvoa oo rmneoallo o "go o moh a pluoo." lo proprloor of a cumpnny lko hn lora now s only oo hankful o havu bo help of good pooplo o raloo lln jerforanco and nako ol noro rohnml nnd mpruvwl oharaoor, Wlm n py b n Cln eomo of our pooplo aro fluol ooward* ha hoy nmn w u»n our yuum uun nud boyn lnnbul of oomlng ( >n«. f nm dong wrong, why don hoy como and oll mo nnd ooh mo wor, lmuaao hrow ng lolr noon ou a louo who can hol wha <lc. "Hoa n nlco (Kr of loudor," lsj any, bn hoao who ««y hom hlnun vrono bm who would uulod nnywhoroboor. An olmr hng hoy uoy la, "Howould no do, only ho wnnu Homo money ou of horn. Vkla U om o hunn huaplng M ha l«wl llkornny nuouu pardon. Wll, lu Um MJ, k wun hurl lo pmrson, nnd l]> hon Penalonor*. ; Oho la ho ornoa nunler of lonwn )0,8)7 Won ork bolna «e«nnd,...cf.. ^ >.M FACE HAD NO "FAOE VALUE." reell/ Engaged Grl Pu o Confu* son bv a msake a he Bank. Bhe waa a shrnkng, md blond gbl, - n he frs fluerng eprlnglmo o her frs engagemen. She had been wooed ard won by a salwar young dry goods clerk. He, wh hocomplnoenoe of a man^ who bad looked bols of dress goods rolls of gorgeous calcoes full n he for years, had ben hs haughy gaze on camera one day. And ho fluerng blon grl was happy, or now eho was corrylnl ho porra of hor lover wh her wherever she wen. Alhough rlohes was a small maer l der he clrcumsandes, sho hough W- ; o have a lle pn money o bar own, and. she bad begun o pu money n he savngs conk. he oher day she rpped no he parcular, bank she paronzed, her bankbook and several ohor lle hngs n her hnnds, ncludng he las paper book novel and a few paerns of velveeen. j Several people were crowded around he cashers wndow, bu aa hoy wero all] men, and sho waa prey, hey allowed h o go o he- wndow frs,..... "How muoh?" asked heobshu ndeed raher oo brskly for ] Uenoss. hroe dollars," she anff nob o-blushrfla uho sow ha a- man was akng a warm n her affars. " "hroe douarsr All rgh," casher. He gahered n he and he bankbook n s envelope,^ floursh, sloshng around aa osena as a buoher sellng a ohuok seak. As he pulled he bookfrom ha here was a hearless grn on hs. j blank, faoe, and be rasped oufcj shrnkng blond beg jour pardon. hs book. he casher was holdng up, f OL of he redheaded man/and ohers, ra of he man o whom he gven her hear. Sho bad porra no ho bg envelope o j from he profane gaze of ho wo had handed o ha casher by > bo blond s hnkng of conven, and he haughy yc he dry goods sore, nnocen o abashed hs fancee, s spendng ary on flowers and hoaor lckeal endeavor o overoomo her seled ;J oholy. "* ~ he Qaadrllle. ho quadrlle, whloh for many j enjoyed a full and vgorous lfe,.. roducod no Pranoo by an ffngll fossor n 70, beng borrowed fro, Englsh oounry danoe. dd no bo favor of he Parsans unl whon JRameau nsered n hs "Los ffoea do Polymlno," (h qnadrlllo danooda AUnaoks waa lnl ho orgn of ho names of heflf from "A Hsory, o Danolng"4 schloho do anzkunb," von Alb wlnskl), Wcbor, Lolpzlg,80, quoaon. Pan alon waa so callod becauso o ho uno of a favoro eong, ofanalon, Doolnon Na pan do fond, a conro danso very fashonable n { 800. Pau deo wns, howovor, noon glv hrough s dlfdouly, hoagh ho n "LCo" was roalnod. n 803 a danso was produood by Jullon, he par of whch begun wh ho roh a cooks orow. La oulo was roalnod, alhough orlrlnol molody hu long boou forgul ronso was a oelobrood danolbg)! or, who, n800, nvened hn f boom hla namo. Wbonovor hod., orybody flookod np u BOO and admre.! La nnourollo waa no named on of ho molody aud ho aooomp whloh rosemblwl ho vlloneuo, orj an, danoos,!, n Mnalo roynlrw no explanaons^ hobeele And kho Orauuheu A b«el«and a Bwmhoppor pah one day, nnd, alhough plony o room foe boh, nolhar urnooldo,, -l "Oomo, now, hu why flon*!, rvyf" lcmblod ho beolo. Who am MbM X»nu«$\H. «f w., >M.f*epJM>holH>pp«. "Ho comful q your JuuralUNk «U And donkjrm ub«m?r«l And»h»y wafoa ho (MakofV Whan ukw " «3 "

6 HE RED BANK REGSER, JOHN H. COOK. Edor and Propreor. OFFCE QK FBOH 8BEE, EeolrlclDHn Block, AUdnlmr ha Fos-Offlce. One ear..;." E0 BxMooa» hreemonnu. H "VSHEDNEBDA, JANU^B 29, 806, PAGES 9 AND-0. Msress, daoa yon o nrach desre o know he J>MM of Cupds H», n OU (arfehrlnoha llama doh rak e jever harborxl nyour breas. bo3 no n your lps BO owco, Nor where he roso and HHCB mee; Ba A lle hgher, bu a lle hgher, here, here, oh, bero les Cupds lre, Sren n hose sarry, percng eyes, here Copds sacred flro les.. hoso eyes srve nod enjoy, For hqy hare power o desroy Hor woo for a smle or JCBS, Bo meanly rumphs so my bllsa; Bn» llo hlghor, bu a. lle hgher, clmbo crown my Chase dcslro. A ROLLE PAR. Kaberlno exsed nponuovelles, bongb!he qnlokly exhaused horn. Afer acqurng ho bloyolo hnbl and rdng lke a,. professonal upon one, she had a~ volen aack of roleyosls. Coupe, broughnn > and fanoy raps were unarod, horses samped her dle hoofs n he sable, and coachman and fooman lounged abou unooooplod.whlld Bhovfon hora, horo and everywhoro on ho rol oy oaw. "Ob, mamma," he sad ashoy sa dn ng a he close o he day, "omorrow abou hs me epoofc o bo sarng ou on a rolley pary. lam gvng lb omorrow ngh n celebraon of> my brhday. ho car la o be mos beaufully lghed vrlb colored.oloorlo lghs, red, bluonnd purple, he mandoln and guar olubs vrll be horoj and s JuB gong o bo fne, - hey have promsed o ake us over ba whole sysem. Wo shall leave here promply a 880, and By 8 wo shall roarn and fnsh wh a danoo." "My dear,"- ejaculaed her delloae moher, who only lef he bouse for wo or, hreo healh resor rlpbdurlng he yoar, " do wsh your faher were lvng or ha you hnda broken your engagemen-wh Hoylson Hannum; you so need some one o look afer you/ "Why, mamma, s que correc "sal a Kaberms, a shade crossng borfaoo a ho oulon- of Hoylson. "hese rolley paresare suoh a fad now, and Mrs. Bank- Bon s gong wh us as ohaperon. sen oa he doarcss nvaons, desgned for me by Huons bes man. Mr. Forgusson sad be never sow anyhng ouer ho sbapa of he rolley car hey, wem, you know and"-*. "Mr. FergusBonl" repeaed Kahorlnos ooher nerrupngly. " don lko hm. He s a forune hunor. Brng my ea o my room. James, n half nn hour." And hoennulod nvald roso from heable and clmbed ho broad sarcase o her. aparmens above.,; + A exacly ho lmokaherne had ndcaedher guess had fled no he beaufully llanlnaej car.. oy woro onjoylngjholr rolley rea wh musc jokng ~~ughlng, and H6 oar rolled up ono and down anohor. roany begulng urnsond o long, prhe-capbroubhrhorj- crho k. he moormnn gave> olosea an o bs busness, bu bo conduofo rlflldg errands hrough ho car, arnded hs large physque several beween Kahorlno and Mr. Eorgusha dapper young man was ^affeconaely aempng o. ench,,he use of. hs bondo. Knhorlne, jgh she pad no conscous aenon o rudlngoonduoor, red n van o f. off an nvsble olo«d hn. seemod lo upon her gay sprs whenovor be [near.... pson. Hannum was a young man of forune, ndvdualy and alens. he became ongaged o ho versale Mrlne, lrasa soolal evon ha gave salfnoon; Whon ho ongagomen jken, afer a years duraon, was h a sho would< a onoo marry >- else and ha Hoylson would fun. Nelhor o hese oxpeoalonb rue. Kaberlnobad golfed, bloyolod olleyod he me away. Ho had n- n and beoomo ho presden of he s rolley sysem n ho oly, workng [and ngh and wh a qulo porsls- ha won hucseom of, hs mos oop orllo. Hs mos oaplous orllo n oaso was Mr. Hcrgusson, whoso aono Kahorlno wore ovory day moro rkod and ronarkod. hs prvae offlco Roylson had ovor- Kahorlnos ordor for a rolloy oar. d ho bod gono o he elephone- hmand promsed ha ho oar ehould bo jod and ho order oorrled ou jus as wshed. hen, whon ho lmo come deal a moorman ond oonduoor o sjoolal eervlco, ho had puon a con nrs cap and coa and elaorlfled ho n ho offce by ellng hem ho would ; afer hs por of ho busness, hon drov ho cap for over hs ayes and fcrdod ho brllan oar as s oonduoor. [Nauro la slumberng muo, lovo," ngod bo mandollnad -guars and - no Bmm rocon ol ho rolloy pary. \ef had jus fnshed ho asoon of he op hll n ho park and woro boglnnlng loug and moro correspondngly soop se 00 ho ohor sllo. Gravy wasbe moor power noodod here, and s nub be aubjocod o a skllful uso of brnko., enw he rooormnn, wh o faoo chalk, looked down ho oar o oomluoor, sandng n ha vesbule, «nndo a fow quck-blgna o hm. WJa nou>rm«n»lgned o hm was "he won work &n«l ho oar s runnng Wha can WB do?" oonduoor -urned a sbado palor, Monlng o ho moorman len hla srengh o lo urnng of bo sll refusal o no, and ho oar, ng momenum a ovory urn of ho pod down ho lnollno llkooolaherlno andlor ((ucsa woro ll olng- (nnd laughng, uoonaoono dnngor. "fguuou, now wangng a ho fanwhch hey hummed) was dong > yory prey Hmulh»U)j«. lo onr, Jl wujbaropod) sad all a onoo gay pary ralhsof ho awful fno ha fcpad haw.,.., r <cf ba women ahrlekod, and nl of» Hook of frghened ounrlco p y of CnUod o lo oou- UM bmke, why don you jump ou, Crossng he cor n a Sound o hem, he lad bs band lke a grp of ron opon Kaberlnes slender wrs and ordered hem-o ake*her seas, "Hs cop-was poshed book now, and hey oould. BOO he face of Boylson JHonnum. Hebendown oknherne and whspered as 8he grew rgd and whe, "Go bdok u juur uuu/eboae/ and help m eavohem Ulcanl" Ahe end of heoar samr. Fergusaon, cramp o fear upon hm and unable o uer B sound. n all ho horror o he momenf Kaherlnes aouo eonsc ook n he cpnrob bewen he wo ron. Her rgdy relaxed, and under he ron grp upon her arm sofened o velve. " jj all rgh, Boylson," was her reply, and urnng n all ooolnesa she persuaded he panc srcken women o reurn o her seas as Boylaon rushed agan o ho brake, sruok a mach, ponorapd no he brakes wonderful neror, go a ool from somewhere, urned, woo wrenched a s moohanlsm,,and sll, hey hurled on, lurchng and pchng o a frghful deah holr speod lused a momon longer., An nda rubber smell flled he oar,. and ho-beauful noandosoons bad gone ou, leavng he guess n. he darkness of a omb. Surely hs was- a de sragh o eerny. Boylson and Kanerlne had exchanged a glance ha wasueherof horror nor unbapplness. } > More-and more swfly hey swep on. Boylsona fngers flew; beads of perspraon crowned hs forehead;,he flung hs oonducor ooa and cap o he wnds and nkered on wh au nerves. "An!" he word cu hrough he darkness as, adjusng a b of machnery, he sprang np, and hrowng he full force of hs nasslvo srengh.upon he brake made oaoh and hold a las. ho oar came o a perfec sandsll. "Leave he oar," he shoued, "whle hold-." here was a sampode, a rush and push, hen he oar was empy of all bu Hoylson. Even he moorman hadabandoned as f wero a snkng shp..hoylson gave one glanoo abou, loosuned bs hold of he brako and sprang o he ground as he car rushed on agan and fnshed s Daroer n one groa, oloscoplo crash a he foo of he hll. he roloy_parylurned- o Boylson. as Dne ndvdual o offer hm hanks for her esoapo, bu he had no eyos or ears for hem. Hs aenon was cenered upon Kahorlne. Would she forgo wha had passed, and would be ns naugh? Near. her, close besde her, sll remblod and quavered Mr, Fergusson. She lef hm and won o Boylson. "Roylson," sho sad, " have somehng o say o you, bu don mako me jay vory loud, so hoy wll all hear/," He pu hs head down, closely o hor whsperng lps.. " am so glad you personally oonduoed myrolloy.pary, door." _._... "And s ha all ny rewardf" he asked. "No, for you may personally oonduoor mean oonduofe my our you sll wsh." VSUwshl" Wha lgh, faded, colorless words o express hs lfes supremo deslrol.. * And hs was lo only par of he rolley pary ha Knberlnos nvald mohor approved.. "Mnbew Arnold and Oxford. L Vsng Oxford n May, 80, Mahew^ Arnold observes ha s lnolleoual araosphero sooms more, porucbed and exaoerbasd han of old, and ends by observng, f wore dsposed o fly for refuge o he oounry ana s sghs MgBnounus agans ho rahor humdrum lll^shloh prevaled here n old mes, how much noreuml -dlsposedo do hlrnowoonvlnood-as-amha rraons and envyngs aro no only negavely njurous o ones spr, lke dullness, bu posvely and aolvoly." havo.ofen hough he was navorque Jus o Oxford, and somolmos he soemed almos ungraeful o hs alma maer, from, suppose, somo unoonsolousnoss of how much ho owod hor. Perhaps hoso only who havo been dened ho happy prvlege of beng among her sons are awaro of he value of suoh hgh parouaro. Oxford Bonds her ohlldren no ho world wh erodenlals whloh eho nlono can besow, nnd f hoy happen o dsngush homsolvos n any walk of lfe she, a onou romombors hey aro of her rearng, shows hcrsolf proud o hem, sedulously fosersholr repuaon and mnsers o holr amo by unceasngly exollng holr uohlovcnona. Oxford dd hs for Mahew Arnold, as aho has dono n our day for ohers o hor alumn, and hoy havo horeby enjoyed an almos ncaleulablo advanage over holr JOSH forunae follows n ho honorable laoo for dlsnolon. ". he Boano Gardens n Java. As a rosul of he porfoc aolonflp arrangemen of bo gurdon, he sranger, wh a plan n hs hand, whloh s furnshed grauously o all who wsh o work hero, can fnd hs way a onoo o whaever soolon ho s mos neresed n. Numbors, referred o ho caalogue, ara markod on each spoolosof ho sovcral famles. Whon forolgn sudens arrve, hoy aro reoolvod mmedaely by ho dlrooor and assgned a placo n bo grand laboraory whero hoy con sudy as hoy wll free of charge A small lbrary of ho books mos n domand and all ho maerals noedod for oxporlmons aro kep convwlonly nhnud n ho groa room. A phoogrnphlo laboraory B vory near. Nex la hu groa laboraory conanng he old boancal books and a complee colloolon of nolen porlodlonl publloalong o all counres. hoso journals roproaon all BubjooB relaed o boany, agrculural ohomlery and pharmacy. hlb lbrary la slunod n ho pavlon oonnlnjng ho collecon of horbarlu, and bohlnd hs la ho laboraory whero posonous plans aro suded. n bulldlngaby ho aldo of hose ore oolloolons rcprosunlng all ho fores plans of ho oounry. Socro of Romos Myserous Charm. ho plnoo, ho puoplc, ho ar, ho crynalllno brghness of wner, ho phslon srrng srocco of uuumn, ho lovollnuns of ho long sprng, h» doop, sll boa of Bununor, ho amoaploro, lo cy, ho hunnly, aro all broedom o( emoons n oo way or anohor. locmo Homo wan onoo so vory grea ndood n nnmll nmoln of magnaon n lo ours lero produoaa n hm hu grcrvlh punnlhlo cnomonal roaul. w )lo who fanoy ha hoy underaond omo nnon o bn moro common han pcoplfl who lnngna ha hey know ar abou oher plaoen, anl n rvnllng nolluglh do HUrlH o he ravolor no o bo allo o hnk Un m uuduruund* ho WCH. hrough lfe- - bo P»oular ouson and CKroful Docors. n ho Bovunoonl noa olghoonh oorjmlo ooks mrrlod (wmn wll dollow hoada, porforaol lka a pepper ow«r. ahono conaned aronmlo powd«r«, and whon enerng a nlokroom, ho docor wohld»(r)ka Wn mm murr on ho floor And»pply * hood o b mm u b# p r- ABOOED AS FOODS. 5h«Pecular Cusom ana Belef Called " n a rooon ssue of ho Evenng Pos h» mer noed some supersons abou bread. No logg curous and neresng s -ler folklore wmch-hfs clusered around ba varous arcles of food. from he days of Adam and Ere o he presen me here has been no only forbdden fru, bu forbdden meas and vegeables. For one reason or anohor people have resoluely refused o ea any and all knds of flesh, fsh, fowl, frus and plans. hus, he apple, he pear, ha srawberry, hequlnoe, he bean, he onon, he leek, he asparagus,.he woodpooker, ho pgeon, ho goose, he deer, he bear,, he urle and ^be oel hese, o name only a faw eaables, have been avoded aa f unwholesome or posvely njurous o healh, and dgeson.. *""\ As we all know,; ho Jews have long hada heredary avpahy o pork. On ho oher hand, swnes nosh was /hghly eseemed by he anolon Greeks and Bo-- mans. hs foo s revealed by ho many reforoboos o pg as a dany b of food. A he grea fesval held annually n honor o Demeer, roos pg was he pece de ressance n he fall of fore, beoause he pgwas he saored anmal of Doraoor. Arsophanes, n "l le Frogs," makos.one of. he ohnraoors hn ha some of ho ohers "smell of roas pl." hese people undoubedly had been a > he fesval (known as he hesmophorh) and had eaen freely of rous pg. hose vho ook par n anoher Greek mysery, c r fesval (known as he Eleuslnla) absaned from ooralnfood, and, above all, from,beans... Agan, as we all know, mloo are eseemed n Chna anov ^n some pors of nda. Bu ho anolonb Egypans, Greeks and Jews abhorred. Eplce and would no ouoh mouse mea, Eas and feld mca weresaqrod n old Bgjb, and were no o ba eaen on hs acoou, So, oo, n some.pars of Greece, ho m rase was he soored anlmalof Apollo, and mce were fed n hs emples. he oho an people.were forbdden o ea "he wea!ol, and he mouse, and he orose afer hs knd." hose oame under he desg naon of unoloan anlmala, whch were a be avoded.. Bu people~have~ab" Slnearom eaflng~ knds of flesh whoh ould no bo called unoloan. For example, he people of hobes, as Horodous fols us, absaned from sheep. Wha s he naor.wh muon obops? hen, he ancens used o absan from ooraln vegeables. ndeed he Romans sneered a hose Egypans who dd no daro o ea onons, leeks or garlc. And ye ho Humans hemselves wore suporsllos abou wha hoy ao or wha hey should avod eang. n hs "Boman Quesons," Pluaroh asks, "Why do ho Lans absan srcly fromho flosh of he woodpookerp" n ordor o answer Pluarchs queson cprreoly le necessary o have some dea of J bollef oahod"oorasn." horo sn sugo of socey n whloh pooplo clam ddsuen from and knshp wh boass, brds, vugoables nnd oher objoos. hs objec, whoh s a "oora," or famly mark, hey relgously absan from eang. hu members of he rbe aro dvded no dans or socks, oaoh of whch akos ho name of some anmal, plan or objec, as- ho bear, he buffalo, he woodpecker, he asparagus, ond so forh. No-mombor- of he boar famly would daro o ea bear mea, bu he has no objocon o eang buffalo Beak. Even he marrage law s based on hs, belef, nd no man whoee. Ca^Lly. na* may many a woman whose faml s also Wolf. na-gonoralway-l-mny-bo-gad-haal mos all our food prohbons sprng from he exraordnary ousoru generally called oomlsu, Mr. Swm, who was a mssonary for many years n ho Kongo roa Sae, hus doscrlbos ho ousom f woro o ask he oua pooplp why hey.do no oa zebra Qcsl, lloy would roply, ohjlla. e., " s a hng o whoh wo have an anpahy," or, beer, " s ono Of ho hngs whloh our fahers augh us no o ea," So seems he word "bash- Hang" aoans! ho pooplo who hnvo an anpahy o he leopard;" he "bashllam bo," "hose who have an anpahy o he dog," and he "bashllanhmzofu," "hose who have an anpahy o ho elephan." - n oher words, he members o hcbo Books rofuse o ea her oems, he zebra, ho loopard and ho elephan, from whloh hoy ake her names. ho survval of anpahy o ceran foods was found among people ns hghly cvlzed as bo Egypans, ho Greeks and ho Romans. Que a ls of anmals whose nosh was forbdden mgh bo drawn up. For example, n old Egyp ho shoep oould no bo oaen n hebes, nor hu goa n Afondos, nor bo oa n Bubasls, nor hoorooodlo a Ombos, nor ba ra, whloh was saarod o Bo, he sun god. However, ho pooplo of ono plnoo had no scruplos abou eang ho forblddon food of anoher plnoo, and hs ofen lod o rollglous dspues and bad blood. Among he vogoabloa abooed aa food by ho Egypans may bo monlonod ho onon, he garllo and ho look. Luclan says ha bo nhabans of Peluslum adored he onon, Acoordlng o Plny, he Egypans used o swear by bo look and he onon, Juvenal pokes fun a hoso who hough a sn o oa horn. Ho exolalms, "Surely a vory rollglous naon and a blussod ponoo, whoro ovory gardon Boverrun wh godsl" *,"» ho mrvlvnls of oomum among ho anolen Greeks aro vory neresng. Famles named afer anmals am pluul woro no uncommon. Ono Ahenan gons, he oxldro, had for s aucusrul plan ho asparagus. Wo may be euro ha hs plan was aboood as food o every nmn. woman and chld of ho oldo. Fcon Sranger han ruh. horo s now lvng a Plymouh an old man, named Wllam Lawson, who has had n.rcmnrkablc career. Monlon n made of ha fac ha ho la lo faher of ho Onpfjln Lawsou wlo wroe a very aucoosnful book, somo years ngo publlnhod by Obnpman & Hall, enllud "Wanderngs n Now Gunea." hs book had a romarkablo hsory. wan really a nkl on Ssnloys "rav- OB n Afrca," ho Boaondnry doa of ho auhor bong lm would norvo an aq lnoroslnf book of adrauro for boys. harowna hardly a npo n ho olvlllzod world from whloh Capan awson dd no roaolvo oonkraulalona upon lla work. FooploooklquloBorloualy. Anongohe rofobnor Gollmnldb of lorlln wroe foflxrnob. Dr. Jforrnrn.whoncoranlwl ha Frlnoo of Wales n nda, nnkwl o bo Allowod o wo an oxrno from, conanng an nmou of n lgnr flgl, for publloalon n ono of hla owl hooka, Blr John Ubbook, who Wna n ha hood of h«loyal eodle/ n ho lnn, wroo o lln and aaked hm o go o xmdon nod flvo a looura on humvoln. None o HNW omlnanl poope WMwnrola wha Cnnnln JUwwn bad wllon ro, n oo,» very flno work o floloj and ha he know no mom from oure Never Done Buyng For your house always somehng new s needed sonvahjng old o be replaced. Maybe he dea of a Chamber Su srkes home o you, Hhs s a good me o buy. Brghen four Room f ff, f 4 f y!! ~*h~"»x""m"x"^^ We have a.very fne lo of Remarque Proof Echngs, one of he mos arsc of all knds of pcures. hey are all framed an/ are handsome enough for he bes room; and\are especally sough by people of arsc, ases. ;, *, our Horse For 85 Cens! / ou can ge,a splendd-shaped or,square Blanke here for 85 cens, $.00,; $.25 up o J8.00. our horse eas less, when he s clad warm, for food makes warmh.. HENDRCKSON & APPEGAE, Fron Sree, Red Bank, New Jersey CHNESE ^UPEBSONS. Some of he leleslaw Queer deas on he Subjec of Medcnes. Among he many sngular supersons of he ChnoEe pooplo s ono whch corresponds closely o ho naumal of he Hndus, a.belef hawesern physolans use he oyes, brans and hears of nfans, n he. concooon of her medlones and of hoso magcal poons wboh are o be usod n he fullness of me o kll off he nhabans of Chnapreparaory o he oonuscaon of her land. bsnbsrd belof probably orgnaed from holr own praolces n hs drecon. he Chnese, as her law books, show, are frm belevers n wchoraf by spells and drugs, and hose pars of ho human frame whch we have menoned aro frequenly employed by hem n bo way of medcnes, a praoloo;- by ho -way, nob unknown n our own oouny, even n ho egheenh cenury. One of he grea works of he Ssers of Meroy aached o ho French Caholc msson was ho savng of nfan lfe. Female babes n Chna are held n very poor esmaon and are frequenly hrown ou o de or gven away o any parsons, so msguded as o desre he possesson of JSBn ho objeo o he ssers was n ovory way oommendable. hey sough o proven a deplorable wase of human lfe, or f" helroarosould no avallobaverllo poor llo wased bodes hey sough a leas o save holr souls., hoy gahered no her nfan asylums all ho ohljdron hoy oould fnd. was proyed ha hen? mehods woro no always beyond roproaoh, bu he end, hey argued, jusfed any means. he deahs were very numerous, no unnaurally, consderng honogloood condon of ho ohlldren wheu reoelved. A rumor spread ha he foregn devls wore employng, professonal kdnapers o oban nfans for he sako of her eyes, hears and brans. he educaed classes aro, n all ha perans o physologcal knowlodgo, as gnoran and as supersous as ho oonmon people. he popular rage broke ou, some bodes whloh were exhumod soomod o afford confrmaon of ho ohurgos, he offcal classes and he seore socees fanned he flame, and he resul was ha every Frenoh man and woman n lon-sln was klled and all he propery bolongng o hem and a her msson dearoyod. he nuns wero subjeced o foul ourage afer deah and belr bodes hrown no he Feho rlvor^ r How Ancens Made Glass. JO glass nowors o anolon hodos aro known o havo boon as proflclon n ha parloular ar as B ho mos eolonlflo orasman of ho same rade of ho presen day afor a npsa-of 40 oonurlos of so called "progress." hey wcro woll aoqualnod wh ho ar ox sanng glass and aro known o havo produced ha commody n groa profuson and.parfooon. Eossollnl glvos an llusraon of a ploco of salnod glass known o bo 4,000 years old, boh n n nnd doslgn. n hs oaee ho color s nruok hrough ho vlrlflod Brnouro, and ho monlons doslgns sruok onlroly n plocog from a half lnoh o hrooqunrors of an nch hck, ho color bong porfooly ncorporaed wh hoefruourool ha plooo and oxaoly hosnmoon boh he obvorso nnd rovorao Bdes. ho prloss of Fah ab Momphls wor adops n ho glassmakors orb, and no only dd hoy hnvo facores for manufacurng ho common crysal varey, bu hoy hnd lonrnod ho vrfyng of ho dlfforon oolors nnd ho maon of proolou sonos o porfoolon. her maons ol ho nmohys nnd of ho ynrloua ohor colorod gons woro soruoonunro ha ovon now, nfor hoy hnvu lan n ho deser ennds from 8,000 o 4,000yearn, nkc an oxpor o llslnrlah ho genune orllolo from ho purlonn. lnn loon shown ha, lonldofl bolng oxperx n glaflnmnkng nnd glm colorng, hay UBH ho damond n cung nnd ongrkvlng glnea, n he Brsh mnum juro D n beauful plow of sllnol glubb, wh nn ongrnved cmblnzonmon o( hu lnonnrch Uohmoa, who. lved,00 yonm KO. " " ~ ho Emproaaoa of Kueal. Durng lo olghuouh ouury no ons lm four unprosho* l«l<l wvay nvor Hmnln, old f >>r)nllu> lmno wn unjusly unurpd n morn lm uu nunnuo can a Um lu wll o all of lun lm lny m/gol mom wdely )n>; lo onoron of lm perod nnd lm Ufy hnvo lef nanus morn fuuuua lm lono uf lolr man prlocomr mul (nueppnnrn, Wh all hor nnny nnl Cnhorlno ho Qrm jnvou n wlso nnd, lownr(ul nounrol, md muoh Mn OlKflflUMl )or llnory nmy m forkell, wnlk lh nlo Mlnon oally nljoll»lwl (lefc)«()hof ulkclufall JUmwap ullnonom U * Wefl of BhwU/ lor KEP A PROFOUND SECRE. Oj; hree Persons Know Vow o Hake a Wonderful nda Paper. he marvelous Oxford nda paper was frs nroduced n S75. Snce hen has revoluonzed he Bble and prayer book rade, and s now used for all he more popular devoonal books,hroughou he world. n he year 84 an Oxford.graduae s sad o have brough home from he for eas a small fold of exremely hn paper, whch was manfesly more opaque and. ough for s subbance han any paper hen manufacured n Europe. He presened o he Clarendon press.. he lae homas Combo, who had only recenly been apponed prner o ho unversy, found o be jus suffcenfor S copes of he smalles Bble hen n exsence damond &4mo and prned an edon of ha number, whloh bore ha dae of 843. he books were barely a hrd ol he usual hokness, and, alhough as muoh as $00.apece was offered for hem, no copes were sold, Land hoy were presened o he queen and oher dsngushed persons, All effors o raoa he paper o s source were fule, and as years rolled on he crcumsance was forgoen. Bu early n 874 aoopy fell no ho hands of Arhur K. Mles, who showed o Mr. Fowdo, and expermens wero a onoo Be on foo he objec of proluolg a smlar paper. he frs aemps were falures, bu GUO- CQBS was aoblovoa, and Aug. 34, 875, an edon of damond 2mo Bble, smlar n all xespeos o he 2 copes prned n 843,,woro placed on sale. hs was he frs Oxford Bble publshed by Mr. Frowdo. he fea of compresson was looked upon as asoundng, he demand was enormous, and before long 350,000 copes had boon sold. he parser when subjeced o Eovore rubbng, nsead of breakng no holos, assumed a exure resemblng ohamos leaher, and vsrlponly S nohog wldo was found ablo o suppor a quarer of a hundredwegh whou yeldng. he seore of s manufacure, may be sad, s known o only hree lvng persons.._ hngs o each Chldren. he rasng of ohldron has bocomo a eolonlflo queson. Froebel, n hs kndergaren mehods, showed how uerly we woro a faul n somo of our mos generally aocopod hooros of educaon. Whllo he proper schoolng of chldren B mporan n moldng hem lnolleoually he ranng hoy reoolvo n ho home s ever moro mporan n moldng holr characers, lo New ork World gves ho followng pons ha ohldron should bo augh ha easng s a posves orlrao. ha hoy mus oa broad before cako. ha bodlmo s no a "movable" hoar. ha hoy mus speak rospoofully o ho sorvnns.! ha bawlng over bruses s unworhy surdy bnlngs. ha hoy should no appeal from ho. deolalon of ono paron o ho ohor. lm punlshmon follows n he wako of prevarcaon and o hdng moro swfly han follows acvo mleohof. ha s n bad nso for horn o oll all ha hey.lonrn of lo neghbors doncslo arrnngonons hrough playng wh he nolghbors ohldron. wlbr voryweak soluon of cyande of po(aesum WAER. AND GOLD. Smple Process 6v fmca Saons Are Annually Ganed. s no generally known, ovon n Calforna, ha mllons ofdollars nroonn ally aken from rude heaps of baso lookng quarz by ho flowng of waer over huge> ples of broken rocks ha conan bs precous meal. ho process of robbng he earh of s gold has now been reduced o suoh a fne pon ha bo genlo flow pf^ waer over ho ore gleans of s golden reasures, and hs works woll n oases whore ho old ohlorldo and oher mehods are no BO useful. he waer used by mnors n brngng gold from ples of mlnojjl bearng quarz s charged wh a smple ohomlcal, whlob. has ho poenoy o dssolve gold and hold; n soluon. ho sparklng lqud, whloh flows over hundreds of ons of, quarz, roklos hrough ho mnes am cooks s level laden wh gold, s obargd wh a deadly poson, cyande of poassum, a drug whloh ferres bu he mnues parcles of he yellowsh meal and dssolves horn and brngs ho precous burden o ho vas for converson no reflnod gold agan.. he oyando process s as nose unerrng as ho.lawa of gravaon. ho mehod B basod on he fa ha even a {llssolves gold and slver, ormna;, respeolvoly, auro-poasslo cyanldo and agenopoasslo cyande. ha soluon s separae edfrom he sold mlnoral, and ho gold and slver orb precpaed n meallc form. Durng ho las flvoyears ho prooess has been nroduced no almos ovory goldflold n Calforna and ehsewhere, and more han ^20,000,000 has boon recovered by bo genle flow o he waers charged wh ho magcal chemcal. Precpaon s effeced by he nee of fne plooes of znc, so arranged ha when he rob waers flow over hem- hs flno gold clusers n rloh deposs ovez he elno, for whch has an affny. he gold deposs self n ho form of fne dus on he pbaes of znc- "" " ~ **^" -jlo lorso Oar Drver. " mulsl"bo ndmlod," nald Mr. bar, "lnjhohorsoonr baa a ooraln faollly o movomon ha does no poraln o ho cable or ho rolloy onr ho ono mus sck o Us oablo and ho ohor o s wlro, bu ho range of lo horso car s deermned by ho > srongl of ho horses am bo olclll of ha drver. Whoovor hal boon on a horno oar ha vvns haled by samo obsrucon n fron a broken down ruok, anoher oar dsabled, or oher mpodlmon wll npproolao hn. Whlla ho oablo or ho rolloy car mn say whoro la unl ho mpedmen la ronovod, ho homo oar drlvor, afur wang wha uooma o hm n roafunllo lmo, hnul ou and srken aorom ho open oounry for noma parallel rack, or ho goon wllng re-und ho obsrucon, bumpng, bouncng nnd swngng over lo navlnf nonoa unl ho pulla lu on bo rnok ohul. "And yo, owlhbamuug ho ndvanjaga whloh ho lorno oar poabomon n ll nnpoo, ha uhlo and rolluy rar nro Bro-" ly nnd rnpldly nuporsodlng. ho horsa oar)uua go, nn doub nlou ha,,bub wo nhall nlwaya hold, n frendly andrulmlr- Wade av n. " hm Hn DAnbora now book u all Dolls Brough Happness.. Margare Boomo n "Hear o Hoar alks" n he Ladles Home Journal rolaos hla pahqlo ncden of her* mnsraons o he sck "Jus boforo lof for Europe las summer a grea box camo o mo fllod wh dolls, all drossod, and ho reques come wh ha lhould havo hom sen o a chldrens hospal. hero s a hospal n ho oly of Now ork for consumpve ohldron, ns well as for oldor pooplo wh he sama dsease^and gavo ho dolls o a physcan who s conneced wh lm hospal. Ho sad ofer- Ward bo wlnhodl oould bavo seen ho chldren roopng oward hm, oooh carryng a doll. Bu ho mos ouohlng" hng o mo was wha he nurso old he dooor ha afer ovory chld was furnshed wh a doll horo woro a numbor lofl, and ho poor women dyng wh consumpon asked f caoh mgh havo a doll hoy nl waned horn, and o each ho dolls woro gven, and ho nurso sad sho could no havo drounod of holr bong suoh a comfor o hoso poor eok wdnou. horo wcro Jus onnugh (OB for oaoh o havo ono. Ab, who can ejl he houghs hey had of earler days, when hey ook llo weo one oloso o holr hear, as hoy now ook bow llo dollar -. Couldn Fool Hm.. Ho woa., sandng n fronlpf a,.honc, aqd surveyng bolmlldlbwh soonjlng noreh, whon a podqarlao haled o, nqulro bo was lookng for hqboxoffljo. "Woll, dunno,", woa lm reply. "Wlas gong on n horof" "s he cgular drama." "Auyhlng (0 a olrcusf" "Oh, no ouvo boon o fho hooer, hfvon youf" "Mqbbo> v6 boon around n hoop,"! Woll, lcn, you know wha s,","any barobnok rdng!" "No."."Anybody Junp hrough hoop* o,<ror" "No," "Offer anybody (0 o ldo a bpaklna mnlof" y* " hnk no. oud beor, go M),^nd BOO, lhowa n mnunoo hs afuraoou," "Whas ha ldo ehow pr muncw^ he ohor laughod and jnodo up )fop" and ho Brnngor blnlod up.nnd, < olalraod Mm ou o you, old follow, homo\ XOJ;O a bmlo,»oon); houhho yau,(l xun up anl y«u Jun,vrn,ll< k m U l«y you pu { exn A luuru doov hlufd la <,.J«b

7 \ - / PERSONAL. las CarreLee of Alano Hgllands s very sck wh heardsease. John J. Leonard of Alanc Aghlands. Js ravelng hrough he Souh. * Wllam Ashmore of Whe sree s vsng hs aun a Cream Rdge. Prosecuor Charles H. vns reurned home from Washngon on Monday. Alber Wea of New ork n he gues of Sgmund Esner of Wallace sree. Samuel Keeler, son -of Alfred Keeler of Bank sree, s sck wh pneumona.,maa Mafce Rddle of Shrewsbury ^avenue Fylsgglrends af* Penberon..Paul, "he youngefson bevwll- V. am Mchell, asck whchllsandfever., George E. Wes of Long Branch s recoverng from an aack of yphod fever.. Mss Lou Eyerdell of Rversde avenue -s vsng her broher, Charles Everdell, a renon. Mss Emma Sckles of Red Bank has been vsng Mes Anne Emmons of long Branch.,. Mss Gerrude Reuer of Newark s vsng her sser, Mrs. James E, JDognan. of Rversde avenue..!..., Mfes Sade Johnson of Farmngdalo has been vsng her Bser, Mrs. Perrne * Donahay of Red Bank,,.. j. Mss Anna hompson of Lncrof was, he.eues of her aun, Mrs.. Anondes of Manasqunn, laa week. Joseph aly of Phladelpha s n own an emporary charge of. he busnesa of he Czens nsurance company. Mss Florence Curs; daugher of John H. Curs of Keypor, wll Bemarred o Charles H. Crawford.hs afernoon., - Eufua Wallng of Keypor was aken suddenly sck n New ork las week,. and had o reman here several days. Mr. and Mrs. Peer Relly of Pearl ^ares celebraed he hreh-annjver- Bary of her marrage on Monday ngh. Mr. and Mrs. Wllam hrockmoron of Deal^eaoh wll celebrae her golden weddng annversary on Monday of nex week.... George A. VanBrun of Red Bank posoned hs hand wh vy abou en days ago, and he now has o carry n a slng. - Mrs. LouB Prae s very sck a her home on Moun sree. Her condon s such ha she s no expeced o rve. She has seven small chldren. Squre Anhony rues of Deal, who was srcken wh paxalybs n Sepember, 89& receved a second Broke las week and s no expeced o recover. Howard R. Jlon, who ded recenly abofh^hrhld e ^ o o f h a e r o ownshp, ded from bronchal rouble «.and no from consumpon, as has been saed. Mrs. Howard Was wll begn eachng he frs and second grades of he. Oakland sree school on Monday, n place of Mss Sade Sckles, who recenly resgned., A/brhday pary was gven o Edna Despreaux, daugher of Joseph Despreaux of Naveank, by a number of her schoolmaes las Wednesday ngh. he surprsers ook refreshmens wh hem and pabsed a pleasan evenng playng, games.. Harry Purvs, a lad whose home s on Sou Sree, Red Bank, wen o England...las monh o pay a vs o hsfaherand moher, who are sarrng hrough ha -counry n a varey roupe. Harry Purvs saled, from England a few days ago. for Buenos Ayres, he capal of he Argenne Republc, n. Souh Amerca, where he wll ac as prvae secreary for ha. uncle, Frank Brown, who s he > propreor of he San Marn heaer. n r" a recen noe o HE REGSER he lad ncludes wh " Gooseown for ever." Mrs. lucy DuBfls Pormljr, o HE EDOR OF HE REGSER On he 5h of January here passed away a lfe so modes, so unassumng ha~bonb~majrnorave~reallzed~wla - lay beneah he que exeror. And BO seems mos fng ha we should a hs me call o remembrance hose ras of characer ha made her wha she was. Lucy Dubos, for 4 years he wfe of Dr. Ehrck Parmly of Oceanc, New Jersey, was born n 882 n Monbelard, Doubs, n he eas of France, a regon where her ancesors lved for four hundred years. 8he receved a horough and praccal ranng, whch, added o her naural srengh of wll and execuve ably, fed her for he poson a he head of a large household, whch she flled durng he greaer par of her lfe. n hs poson she labored wh a fahfulness and devoon o duy ha never flagged and ha mgh well be an. example and * an nspraon o ohers. Absoluely free from self-conscousness and Belf-seekng, recen wh he reserve of srong naures, she was known nmaely o bu few, bu hose neares and deares o her can esfy o he que deph and unswervng fdely of her affecons. hese found expresson more naurally n deeds raer han n words; her unsolflbhncsa and houghfulness for. ohers were.remarkable, hough she would have been he las o acknowledge. ha hey were n any way unusual. So marked were hese characerscs ha almos o he hs day of her lfe, even when he hand of deah was heavy upon her, she was plannng for he comfor of hose abou her. V - She was dsngushed for sncery and srengh of purpose, and was noleren of Bhams and hypocrses. She dsregarded forms, and (fough n everyhng only he essenal. Of a deeply relgous naure; BQ desred always he sprual good of hose slo loved. hs hough was uppermos ovon n her mnsraons among ho poor, performed BO quely and whou osenaon ha fovv realzed her oxen. hough no conneced wh any charablo socey, Bho worked muoh among ho poor and needy, gvng no only maeral ad, hu sympahy and wso councl, Aa dulghor, wfo and moher, BO wnn mos oxmmlary. She found n he crolo of homo all HO needed for ho cnploy-. men of her faculllcn of hear and mnd. o horo fro many no bound o her by es of blood who can nay, " nover had a knder frlond han oho.", Hor novu lu, ohurndd nofnl when Bho was Brlckorwh a moral llness; raher noraasod; and hono who nnw hor n ho las faw woolen of hur lfo mus havo boon Bruok by ho pecular gonlonen and nwcoluofn of hor dumonnor. A frlond, BpoaknK of hor a hn lmo, oald Bho could nn bu hnk ha n lorww roullsod h) rronno; "A ovonldo hem, uhnll bo lgh." Hor courage and rcalrnadn novcr faled durng a moo ryng llnouuo a word of oomplnln ovor paned hor Hm lar forude mlgu havo boon callod oldnm dd wo no know wan ho fru of an abnohlo run n God. Sbo o gono, bu nho lnn lof o hoao wholovo ho; a nrooloua hcrllugo n ho memory of a wull-mwn llfo and of hor may ruly bo Buld, " Uor own worku prnlm hor n ho Kw." M, A. OmHo, N. J,, January fal? W«. OBUAR. - James Edward Green. "Cap. James Edward Green of Keypor ded very suddenly on uesday afernoon of las week. Hs healh bad no been robus for ome me, bu be was u a far Bao of healh.- On Monday he had moved no a new house whch he had jus bul, and durng he evenng he had alked of work o be done n fxng up he yard and lawn as Boon as sprng opened.. he nex day he rase as usual, and seemed n hs ordnary healh. Shorly afer dnnwy as le was alkng wh~ Joseph*Hnfesr a neghbor, abou, "proposed mprovemns o hej>lace; e was sezed wh a Bpasrn and ded n a j few mnues... Capan Green was born a Manasquan n 8M. For many years he was he capun of a coasng schooner, and he was maser of he sdnooner Oracle D. Chambers a he me of hs deah. He was 53 years old. He marred Mss Ella Kelsey of Keypor 2 years ago. She survves hm r bu he leaves no chldren. -". ~ Anne n. Wallace. Mss Anne H. Wallace, daugher of Rchard Wallace of Keypor, ded of consumpon on Frday, January 7h. Deah.was caused by hasy consumpon. She. had been confned o her bed only hree wee,ks. She s he hrd of Mr. Wallaces chldren who have ded whn less han wo years, Mss Wallace was 20 years old and.was o have been marred nex sprng. /.. JUary navlngs. - Mrs. Mary! Hasngs, presden of he Memoral hospal along Branch, ded a Monmouh Beach on Sunday. She was he wdow of Hugh J. Hasngs, former owner dl he New ork Commercal Adverser...She was he larges conrbuor o he Memoral hospal, and he hospal was founded as a memoral o her lae husband. She leaves a large esae.,. Hannah. Sydam. Hannah. Suydam, wdow of John W., Suydam, ded a Maawan las Wednesday from spnal paralyss, aged 62 years. She had been sck abou hree weeks. She leaves four sons and wo daughers. JUxa Jula Paul." Mss Jula Paul, who had been an nvald for a grea many years, ded a her home on Rversde avenue laswednesday ngh, aged 48 years. She was a dynpf«r-nf >hfl faa Mffn Pfll of BRflbrgh. Jfrs. Caharne Sampson. Mra. Caharne Sampson of renon, a former resden of Long Branch, ded very suddenly on Saurday, January 8h. She was holdng her nfan grandchld n her arms when she suddenly expred.., Sephen Johnson. Sephen JohnBon ded a Long Branch on uesday of las week of bowel consumpon. A wdow and one daugher survve hm. He wab 65 years old. Henry Uolxnae- Henry Holznagel, faher of Henry and Wllam Holznagel and of Mrs. Polng of Keypor, ded a he laers home on Saurday, January 8b~. nnrna. BROWN. A Red Bank, on 8unday, January 20h, Mrs. Barlne Brown, of a daugher. - - FNLE. A Long Branch, on Frday, January 7h, Mrs. Phlp Flnley.o a daugher., GOODRCH. A Wes End, on Saurday, January ldb, lra. Fred Goodrch, of a Bon. HGGN8. A Manasquan, on Saurday,January 6h, Mrs. A. 8. Hlgrms, of a daugher. MOJN. A Manasqun, on Frday, January 7U, Mra. WUlfl A. Moun, of a daugher. MAN8ON. ARed Bank.on Frday, January 24a, Mra. Lews Manson, o[ a daugher. VEDEL. A Uncrof,ou Saurday, January 25h, MrerMaxlmllonVedelrofason; - WMBS. A Bed Ban, on hursday. Jonoary 23d, Mra. Wllam Wymbs, of a daugher. MARRAGES. CURS CRAWFORD. A Keypor. on Wednesday. January 29h, Florence, daugher of John H. Curs, nn Charles Crawford, boh of Keypor. CLAON DENNS.-A Allenowa, Mss May Clayon and Charles Denns, boh of Allenown. GDLOK HOGAN. A Mlddleown, on Wednesday, January. 23d, by Hov. P. K. Hnoreroan, Mary, daugher of Joseph D. Gullck of Mddleown, and Rov. Orvllle J. Hogan of Rocky BU, N. J. LMAN-COLLNS. A Asburr Par, on Wednesday, January 22d, y Rev. M. L. Glonnon. Mss Mary Lyman of Ocean Grove and M. M. Collns of renon. MOR8-CG. A Freehold, on Wednesday, January 22d, by Rev. F. Kvellz, Mss NelUo Morrs and Cbnrles Cllg, boh of Freehold. BALER-COOK. A Manasquan, on Sunday, January 0h, by Re?. E. D Sulz, Mss Amela Baer and heodore Cook, boh omanasquan. WLL8 VANPEL.-A Keypor, on Sunday, January 0h, by Rey. J. D. Crumley, Mrs. Alnea WlUls and James 0. Van Pel, boh of Koypor. DEAHS. OLEVENGER. A Seasde, on Sunday, January Mb, Elza A., daugher of Danlol Clovcngor, aged 7 years, \ COX. A CUffwood, on Sunday, January l»lh Mrs. Maggo Cox, aged 42 years. COSGAN. A Cols Nock, on Frday, January 24h, James Coslgan, aged 27 years, 4 monhs and 23 days. DECAMP. A Scnsldo, on Monday, January 20h, Lews A. DoComp, agedco years. DECKEl. A Keypor, on Wednesday, January 2d, Ralph, nfan son of Harry Decker. GREEN. A Keypor. on uesday, January 2s, James Edward Groon, aged 53 years..olznaqel. A Koypor, on Saurday, January 8b, Henry llolznngel. [A.,. A Scrlnr Lake, on Saurday, January 8h, Mra. Edward Hall. JOHNSON. A Lour Branch, on uesday, January 2s, Sephen Johnson, oged 05 years. HDRP. A Bnulloy Beach, on Monday, Jmuary 20h, Mrs. Emma Murphy. MADBON. A Rod Bonk, on Saurday, January 2jll, Lousa, wlfo o Aloandor Madson, oged 2 years.., PAUL. A Hcd Bank, on Wodncsday, January 2(, Mra Julln Paul, OKed 48 years. PEREao. Near Hazlo, on uesday, January 2s, Mm. Dela Porcgo.agod 87 years and 0 monln. BHEDS. A Froclold, on uosday, January s, Nolllo, daugher of John Hhloldn, ago 23 yearn, SAMPSON. A renon, on Saurday, January lf, Mre. Oulmrlno Hnnnon, formerly of x>uf lrancl. fludam. A Manwnn, on Wxlncaday, January 22d, Mm. llbmnl. Hylnn, aged 02 years and 7 llollhq. WOONH.-A Keypor. on Saurday, January 8h, ho nfan daugher of Charh» Wlgulns. WA.r,ACK.-A Repor, on lrllny, January ll. Annlc., lwglur o Hlclmnl Wollaco, agd M yrara unl ) monls. FOR SALE OR REN. lloum wh 7 roonh l Wen od Hank. W. A Krunch. ForFne Weddng. nvaons, Vnlg Card and llmdoomo Lolvrlng on Hllvor Wuro, Jowulry, &c, -«o O EVERDELLS. Ho >n» ronufacm rol KnRmvM lnr, Hlgu mull Dulpw of over; dwcrlplra. Hloncll, Hul>mr Ufam*; MMO «> l»rrl>un ran, llrow CluocU, Nunlxrna Mwlnon.Ao, Sreo, Cor. Fron, Bed Hunk, ybm * nonon Uulllln. Mn o Buy? Wan o Ren? f you have a wsh as regards a localy where you wan o buy or rena house, buy a lo or buy a farm, why no loo a my lss? havp propery for sale a«d ren n every par of he own. Some of wll be sold for much less han s really worh, --Amengae properes on>*by ls whch am.offerng.ffll h J HOUSES AND LOS. 0 nce houses on Broad sree. 8 houses on Fron sree. 5 Queen Anne houses on Maple avenue. 5 houses on Rversde avenue. 4 houses on Mon mouh sree. 4 houses on rvng sree, * 4 houses on Leroy place. 4 houses on Borden sree. ~8 houses on Oakland sree. 2 houses on Sprng sree.. All hese, houses wll be sold on very reasonable erms. * VACAN LOS, 00 los.a Eas Sde Park prces $200 o $ los on Maple avenue. 5 los pn Fron sree. * 2 los on Broad sree. ".. - / 20 los on Beach sree. - 2 los on Eversde avenue, 0 los of Ffh avenue. 0 los corner-shrewsbury avenue and Ever sree. 50 los on he hrockmoron rac.. RVER FRON PROPERy. have 7,000 fee of rver fon propery on he Jlddleown shore, beween he Souhern ralroad brdge and McCleess creek. hese Ws wll no be sold n plos smaller han 00 fee frorage ( bu he purchaser can have aa Huchrjaore as he wans. Some of hs propery wll be sold a a grea bargan.. HOUSES O REN. Among he houses on my ls ha are sll unrened are hese Fron sree, house, nne rooms, S22 a monh. " " " Blx " 89 ". Broad sree, " nne " all mprovemens, $80 a monh. Broad sree, noose, sx " 86 a monh. Wallace" " en " 85 "> " seven $0 Uecbanlc sree, house, egh rooms, SS n monh. - Maple avenu8,-all mprovemens, nng-rooms^jhflo a year. Leroy Place, " " 8W a year, rvng sree, seven rooms, 20 a monh. Branch uvenue, nlao rooms, 8200 a year. _ Unon sree, row house, 38 a monh. Bank " lve rooms, 88 " Pnard avenue, sx." ".. BUSNESS PROPER. «^ 2 sores on Fron sree. 2 offces > ; NSURANCE. represen a number of he sronges safes and prompes nsurance companes n he world. MONE O LOAN. Money o loan on Bond and Morgage. JHEODOKE F. WHE, Real Esae and nsurance,. P. O. BULDNG, Red Bank, New Jersey. No grease jn, Sphroeders Har onc. Nohng n o color he har. All healhy-and.preven^ he har from fallng ou. 50 cens a bole a Shroeders Pharmacy. "" Keep he Exra $0 For somehng else. ll make you a good busness su, a fne dr su or an overcoa for less voney han you hnk, and when Vs done,. and»pad for youll have an exra $0 bll..j. C. AUL,, Maker of Clohes ha F, Red Bank, New Jersey. Any. Knd of Cae. you wsh Chooolao, Pound, Fru, Cocoanu, ec. Uoccaroons. Ornamenal Cakes and pasry. Fresh every,day. s cheaper o buy cako ol us han o make And youre sure of aa good a cako as ho bes Homemade. JOSEPH BKOAD SREE, RED BANK. Money alks And Preos ell ou WhoFO o Buy, We are Selln^for Gash. 0 pound!) New Process lluckwhea for Sw 7 pounds Doej Oameal 25c. 0 pounds Bes Sarch SK. mdg Good nce llso. 0 UUB En umm-a K\ Ocans Now ork Bao Corn 25n. 8 cans Early Juno cnn, 25«, ) o«n«mounrmy Huoooash 26o. D oan» Mum llonna 28e ) cans HrlUKlonfl Ueann ov. nmkklalplea..,. 2V). Now Elgn luor, SV. llenl Dary nuur flood alo Duor f mundn Good nuer oo. Sn. ).(K F. f. SUPP, Near Kallrond saon, Nonmoah Sree, UCD BANK* NEW JERSE. 8HKMjr AUj-ord roll of (lhlf pper, Rnrwlor, (or 5 wnla. (!m *ny»ory holl vllou pwlng. Johnll.OooH. Cures Coughs and Colds. ha delghful preparaon pu up by Ohas. A. Mnoa & Co., lenowas Mnons Cough Basara..." ; One dose gves mmedae relef; a few doses cure he cough alogeher. Mos soohng o an nflamed hroa. 25.,) cens a bole. Sold a Mnon & Co.s wo drug sores.... No. 3 Broad-Sree, No. 67 Monmouh Sree,.Red Bank, N. J. A."rue" Phoo ;;.Vould be far more apprecaed by your frends han one ha wasn! We make all our phoographs "rue," ha s, he lvng frnage of he subjec. /DeHAR & LESONS SUDO, 27 Broad Sree, Red Bank. Bes Chocolaes 60 Cens a Pound. ^heseclbcoaes are Be~profluof~6f he bes maker n he counry, who has he repuaon of makng he pures and mos delcous chocolaes o be had. We don make our bes chocolaes ourselves because we can do so well as he. We make he greaer pprfc of our candy, hough, and we make ou of pure maerals. Chldren love our candy, young folks doe on and even old folks enjoy eang.. GROVER, Confeconery Broad Sree, Nex o Adlcm & Coles f he Choe Fru. ou are always-sure of he bes fru he marke ^^affbrds when you buy a my ".sore. f Good oranges are now n he marke. receved a lo recenly ha are yery fne. Nus of every varey are always here, oo. LOUS PRAE, 34 Broad Sree, Red Bank, N. J. JOSEPH O. ESCHELBACH, 2 Wes Fron Sree, near Pearl, Red Bank, N. J. Kreugera Beer and. A M. Bcnofers celebraed Welner Bear always on drough. ALSO BABBOLOUA ROCBGSEU BEE N BOLES. For l{e accommodaon of he ^fe; o oalng room ha been provded, where hey may mee frle, res, wre leers, ee. ou are cordallj/nved o use hese rooms a any me. Please Send Me.00 Worh! READ HS BONA FDE ESMONAL " $ ~HUD.f&U XUUDEf^ Corner Amserdam Avenuo aud Rkh Sree,} NBW ORK, Aprl Uh, 805. Coora & SNEDEN Gulemen Wll you please send en boxes of Aun Harfa Bronchal hozengo. * * J* ou are welcome o our.paronagc. he las lo lased unl now. Enclosed flnd one dollar. M Very respecfully, MBS. J. WEDMAf. he above s only one of, many we have receved, bu clearly shows ha AJN MAR8 BEONGHA OZENGES are xyood hng,-and are apprecaed by - hose who use" hernr hey allayhacwng n heshroa-and-cure coghf.. coldb, &o. Pleasan o he ase, and are 0 cens a box. " f you are.sufferng from a severe oold, use-aun MARS EMULSON of pure Coa Lver Ol wh Hypophosphes of Lme and Soda. Large Boles, BO cens. ~ *.;., -MANUFACJRED B Cooper ^ Sneden 9 Corner Broad and Whe Srees, Red Bank, W. J. Buer here has been a reducon n he wholesale prce of Buer. We are good judges of Buer andclose buyers, and our cusomers are gven all he advanages of. he-presen lower prces. Very favorable raes are gven by he ub. or fee. A well-made cup of coffee a breakfas s more apprecaed han any oher par of he mdrnng "meal We keep~ke"bes~coffee po8sbe~o oban,"" and he excellence of our goods s such Ha we have reaned for years he cusom of he mos.ds-, crmnang and fasdous of coffee drnkers. We are he only house n Red Bank ha handles Chase &Sanborns Coffees... Ear Corn. ^ We ean supply you. wh Ear Corn n any /quany Broad Sree, RED BANK,,, NEW JERSE.. "Vj Seam and Gas Fng. SASARV WORK A 8PECAW. r No. 27 Fron Sree/ Red Bank, N. J. WHE & KNAPP, he Peoples Shoe HNGS WE WAN OU O KNOW ABOU. Our Wang Room.. s a handsome, convenen room whch lades are always welcome o make use of o wa n, mee frends n, &c..come sec, and hen use. Goodyear Rubbers. Dd you hww we od all of ours made expressly for us? And ha we carry j wdhs boh n boos and shoes ha you canno (je elsevhere Well, s so. We have nvvms whch WLL WEAR. WHE & KNAPP, Broad Sree, Red Bank, N. J. Sleghs! Sleghs! Sleghs! Sleghs! Ge Ready for he Snow. Wo havo a nco vavoy of sleghs and aro solng jom a low prces. HARNESS AND WHPS gven away. o ovory purchaser of a now carrago durng ho monh of Docombor wo wll gve a com* ploo BOJ, of hnrnoss and a whp for ho prce of a carrago only. ou wll fnd our prcos aro lowor han ha grado of work can "bo bough for anywhoro n ho sao. ho followng socondhand carragoa are n our bargan ls wo Jnggor Wagon, Lenlor-op hroc-qunrw lkgy, hroo-noa Carryall, 8 wo-foncarrlgo, Loalur Curan ookwny, nlnou now; Huljcook lluguy, good ordor. hobo aro all burganh,\und wo aro closng horn ou a low prcou. J. W. MOUN &BRO., r. Maple»» am Whe., RED BAN K, N. J.

8 AN ASLUM FOBflBBflLNl) J M4» A ENC U8H0WH. y-form of Over 30 Acre* Offered o he Sae for Such an Asylum by Frederck B. -Wlson-A,De acrpon of he Propery- A year or BO ago Frederck R. Wlsou offered o he sae of Hew Jersey a farm of 8- acres a Englsh owu QB a locaon, for an asylum for he blnd, pro- --ded he Mae saw f o acoop. A commee was apponed o examne he "propery and make a repor on s avalably. he commee has made s re- por and has recommended he accepance of he propery, and he appropra on by he «ae of $50,000 for he necessary nldngs. hey sae ha he propery has.-wo good ses of buldngs on and ha s worh a leas $8,000. n descrbng he propery and Us adapa bly for he purpose proposed he con mee say..-., " he propery s admrably locaed on he Pennsylvana ralroad and hree wagon roads, makng accessble, from. all pons, and a large sream of excellen waer -flows hrough. he sol s a jsandy loam, underlad n par wh clay and gravel, bu aa a whole s ferle and moroubyaml. naurally nclned o excellen dranage. he land self s level as a whole bu on he souheas rses no n genle promnence, ermnang n an abrup hll, bu whch s readly accessbl by wagon. he hll s 47 rbe above h level of he sream and on he Bummfs a plaeau, several acres n exen, whch would be an admrable locaon for an asylumor oherpubllo buldng. would overlook he whole farm and Englsh own and he surroundng counry for mles, and could readly be made an,honor an cred o he sae. he looaon and volume of he sream makes j avalable lor carryng off all he sewage from he proposednsuon.. A dam n he proper place, he commee hnks, would furnsh-all waer necessary for all purposes. he buldngs and fences are all n far condon and would need bu algh repars and aleraons.. A Road mprovemen. A new road has been bul, over, h meadow beween Keypor and Keanaburg. he old road was overflowed a every hgh de and a jmes was mpassa-, ble. he road has been flled n and mode -hry-feerwderand-a-prolnghasbeen pu up a each sde of he road. Over 7,000 loads of dwere cared on he road from he hll on hesouhsdeof he mea dow. he work cos abou $,000 and he expense was pad by he couny. Waklnson Ou of Jal, Wlbur A. Waknson of Freehold, who has been n jal soveu monhs for sealng money from Msses Melssa and Elzabeh Hoffman of Freehold, has been released. Wakneon wab marred a few days before he was pu n jal, and he old Judge Conover las week, when he. was arragned for anoher offense, ha le waned o go o work and suppor lls wfe. Ho was released on hs own recognzance. Whoopng* Cough a Holmdol. Whoopng cough s que prevalen a Eolmdel. he school has no been closed on accoun of, bu he number of pupls has been consderably dmnshed. hree of he chldren" of Sylveser L. lon aro sck wh ho dsease, Alex McClees has wo chldren sck, J. Alex Guy has wo, Henry Conover has hree and here aro a number of oher. cases scaered hrough he communy. Man and Wfe Hur. A eam of horses drven.by Charles. reon of Sea Gr became frghened a a rolley car a Asbury Park on uesday of las week and ran away. Mr, reon and hs wfe, who were n he wagon,. were hrown ou. hree of Mr. reons rbs were broken and Mrs. reon was brused. he wagon was smashed o peceb. he horses were unnjured. > - Farmers o Mee. he regular meeng of he Monmouh couny board of agrculure wll be held a he cour house a Freehold on Frday afernoon. Besdes he roune busness of he board papers wll be read on " Farmers nsues," " Markeng Farm Produce," "axes and Salares, and " Msakes of Fru Growers." Breakng a oke of Oxen. Some men employed by Edward Kemp were breakng n a yoke of oxen on he roads of Far Haven on Monday! he oxen were augh geeng and hawng and buckng, and all he oher ox vocabulary, ncludng swearng. When hey are broken n hey wll bo used on Mr. Kemps place. a» Charged Wh Beang Hs Daugher Gusavo Mllerof Marlboro was arresed los \leek on cmpluln of hs wfe, who swore ha he lnu beaen hs nne-yearold daugher wh a curan roller. Mller was held n P00 bal o awa ho, acon of ho grand jury. A Veeran Clasod by a Cow. John Cnrhar of Long Branch wnn charged upon by an nfuraed cow las week. Ho was holy pursued and go a number of bruses, bu le fnally escaped by clmbng a fence. H Wh a Brck Whle n a Well. Whle homas ork of Por Monmouh was dggng a well a Now Monmouh las week, a brck full down ho well and h hm on ho hend. llu head was cu by ho brlok. Small Accdens. Alber Bnhloy of Long Branch had a bad fall a ho Monmoun Beach cannno las" Wodncslay. No bonca wore brokon.bu ho rooovou many brunon. Goorgo llonnchboy of Norh Long Branch fol hrough ho leu whle (lulng on Monday of laswook and woo nearly drowned. / MssAbbo Hagh, a gucnof Mm. O. B. Worhloy of Long Branch, fol down A flgh of nlnln las week and ww badly brused. Al. Bnllcy of Koypor crnhcd wo Angers of lls rgh hand whllo couplng cars a Hazlo lan vvuulc. Low n Gray of Long Bnmcl nlnpod on ho loo lou woek ana pralncd bn wrn. nhv non von n»v «Jo Of hooo Parolmon Bond Pndn noll oonfloachor 40cunualnlf-do7.on. Hlxy BOOU) o a par, x nclon. Fra Und of rough-surfaced pnpor xxvlblo o OMAU. horn arc only u (W down lef, John. Cook. Adv. OpfXESS A, A CHUB<7H PAR. W*lners of Arcles a 8. Josephm Church a Se/par. A he far held recenly a Keypor for he benef of. S, Josephs church, several coness were held. One was for an organ.. hs was won by Mss Nelle Wallace, who colleced $2.05. Mes Mary Warnock was second, wh $0.95, Several ohers urned n smnller amouns, brngng he oal amoun from hs cones o $)65,4, Andrew Dolan was he successful conesan for he bcycle, he amoun oouoood by hm was $ Hs neares compeor was Davd Hennessey, who colleced $ he oal amoun receved forhe bcycle was $54J58. A barrel of candy was conesed for by he. boys and grls of he parochal school. he grls won he candy, hey havng $77.7 o $44 for he boys, A doll was won by Anna M. Mahbney, she havng^eolleped $ Mary Furey was la close second.wh $82,(53. he oher amouns urned n for hs cones brough he oal up o $ he oal receps of ho far were abou $2,000.. A MSEROUS DONAON. Frank J. Weber of Keypor Beoees a Gf of 9,000. Abou wo monhs ago Frank J. Weber, he organs n S. Josephs church a Keypor, receved a, leer sang ha $,000 had been deposed o hs accoun n a bank n New ork?, and <ha he could ge he money by callng here and akng he leer as a means of denfca on. Mr. Weber wen. o; New ork few days laer, and on presenng he leer a he,bank was. gven $,000. Neher he casher nor he presden of he bank knew who he man was who had deposed he money,and all hey could ell abou was ha he money had been deposed o Mr. Webers accoun wh a reques ha Mr. Weber* be nofed of he depos by he bank offcals. Mr. Wober go hs money, bu he has no Jdea ;as o he deny of he donor. A Sunday-School Normal Clasl" A Sunday-school eachers norma class was organzed a Jlonasquan las week wh eleven members. he socey.wll hold weekly meengs a whch bble opcs wll be dscussed. A. C. Denne s presden of he socey and Mn» Sarah K. Errokson s secreary..upse a Mlk Wagon.., he mlk wagon of Alex Mulln of Asbury Park was run no and upse on Monday of las week by a eam of horses drven by, Rober Poland. -he wagon was badly broken and a quany of mlk was splled. A Slver Coffee Servce. he commssoners of Asbury Park gave a sold slver coffee servce o Dr. and Mrs. Keaer on Monday ngh of las week; Dr. Keaer s a member, of he borough councl, and was marred recenly. Charles Wpolleys Runaway, A eam of horses drven by Charles Woolley ran away a Long Branch las week. Woolley fell from he wagon and when pcked up was unconscous. He was no serously hur. en Lle Cgars for Jjcs. SOLD BV ALL DEALERS. Full Dress "Fxns." keep all he lle hngs ha go o make up a full dress ouf. r-leo, fllqvcs, [no, Collars, Ouff, llmlkcrclloh. f you buy of mo you can know ha your " flxne^nro rgh. HOPPNG, he Up-o-dae Haer, Broad Sree, Red Bank. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA F OU Wan o save money, now s your chance, GVE Us a ral and be convnced ha we arc sell- njj frs-class groceres n rock boom prces, Onon rnllnd for M Kom* cnllvcnxl. Relllys Grocery, 8 Pearl Sree. * MLLON BOOKS../ Rare, Curous, Curren, Sr SOCK. ALMOS GVEN AWA. Lbrares Suppled Cheaper han a any Book Sore. labo WorL, LBEAlES AND BOORS BOUGH. UAUMOa O.AL0QVE FREE. L.ECCA BROHERS, 8 CHAMBERS SREE. Bd Door Wes o Oly Hall Pal. HEW ORK. f you have delayed, geng a-wner ba unl now, READ HS; he balance of our wner sock n Hae, (boh rmned. and unrmmed);. Wngs and wha noveles we, have lef n Rbbons, Slks, Brads, ec., we wll sell a a low fgure o make rooo, for New.Qoods. Sampng of all knds done. MSS A. L MORRSS MLLNER. Corner Broad and Fron Srees. Hance & Shus. Rubber Boos, All frs grade goods, and good > syle., Broad Sree, RED BANK, Fel and Gravel Roofng. NEW JEBSE. hare pu on wool-fel roofs for he pas 20 years. hey have gven perfec sasfacon. wll guaranee such roofs for 25 years f hey are kep coajed. My Cemen and Grra Coang s he "bes ha can be used on n~anshngle~roofs.~ gve a 0-year warrany on- all roofs hus coaed. * -..-, Leaky chmneys repared, and oors for any work n ray lno promply done, Prces arc reason; OGDEN McCLASKE, p. o. Box Red Bank, N. J. ho Chramas of 805 and ho frs of ho now year of 800 lmvo pnmod, bu wo lmvo pleny of wnes and lquors on lmml for houu who wluh horn. Qualy nnl Prces All {\KM. CHAMBERLANS Old Cabne Rye Whskey (ACKD 0 EAKS) n nlllghl and ono of hu bou, J. J. ANONDE^, No.SO Fron Blrool, nour Urool, f KD DANK, V) 5 Cens, o Cens. s surprsng wha a nckel or a dme wll buy a our sore. Our sore s more han a sore, s a bazar, wh a hos of arcles from a sove poker o a bole of cologne, and all a 5 and o.cens. Whenever youve a spare nckel or a dme, sep n here and see how many lle, household convenences are for sale a hese prces. 5 and o Cen Sore, Wess Buldng, 4 Eas Fron Sree, Red Bank. Canned Our sock of canned goods s complee. Here are some of our prces! 5 cans peas ;.,... 25c. 4 cans corny good... 25c. 3 cans corn, fne.25c. 2 cans salmon 25c 3 cans omaoes c. Dred Frus. 5 lbs. rasns, large. 25c. 5~\W. currans..25c. 2 lbs. cron. 25c. 4 lbs. prunes, Calforna 25c> 2 lbs. evaporaed peaches...25c. Poaoes.$.00 per barrel. E. E. MORRS, 7 Broad Sree, adjonng J. H. Peers. No Fancy Prces! Don, pay any> fancy, prces o ravelng horse dealers who, are n one sae one day and anoher he nex.~rl am here all he me, pre- pared n all cases o fulfll my guaranee of- horsesales bu nobody ~ ever comes o complan. WM.. HENDRCKSON, Sables n Mddleown ownshp, v< V V< V< V >< NEAR RED BANK. he Llac hs s a box of paper j>j«j beaufully ornamen-,{«ed wh a bunch qf * llacs on he cover. < he paper s as *«<, good ^s he box s Jjjj prey. < g* he paper s eher >jv ruled or unruled, as desred. $$ $ PRCE 25 CENS PER BOX. K ELE. ^ HOS. P. BROWN, Adjonng Sleamhoa Wharf,, 3S. J k Wholwld und ldall Dllur n COAL, WOOD AND FERLZERS. COAL B nn CA-LOAD. am propaxml o nol conl of anr BZO by ho carload u ho nnrkn prce. Wlu Hold by ho carload lonr om of Z M mmdn ro glvon, Conl wll bv louvorod whun d l l Handle he e Qrad of Hard, Medum am Free Jlurnna Coa. AUo he lf Qualy of JllackmhU Conl, HUxklrllKO.. J. lnkers, nnd ollumlonh Mllnn- lno K lrnnln for Momouh Uounly»<)ll. Cnndn Unleashed Wood Aafe* by he on nr Carlond, Mnd Vlaaer and lure Jarln Oren* Sone am Hhr Amo n any quany, flew ork Mnnure by Jlvu or (larload, (lunoml lrelnlllr roplly Alodxl o. novu HKN» l.ovvh.-kunom noo- R nllnm UuU lnd llown honll (nl D lumn. llnn, Wlurf WCHC. llol Hunk, wlr<> mj nn) noll nl luwnr prxfl lmn nuyvlon olwl n Un ofny. Vlunn mll (fru uf pluwn «old mp- he Greaes.Queson of he Day s Sefle ha s, ha Baleye s he place o ge he very choces cgars a prces o su allcomers. WHOLESALE AND REAL. Red Bank, Manasquan and Freehold, N. J. " " Wo~hav$ 00 barrels of poaoes on haud-a~$l70q"per barrel,.we also pay he hghes prce for all knds of skns. HE REMANDER " * of our and { Seal Capes \ wll be Sold a Reduced Prces " o close ou our sock. AS HOAS OUD LKE O HAVE. ha wll be he condon of your house f you pu n a HACHER - HD-AR-p HEAER Were expers on he hea busness.,. We employ only exper workmen, and assure you of sasfacon. HE SANAR PLUMBNG CO. Fron Sree, near Souhern Ealroad Crossng. LUMBER AND HARDWARE. Pans and Ols a Wholesale and Real. page.goos, Rms, Spokes, Hus and Wheels. ALSO- Wlre Rope, Boa Nals, Rves, Copper Nals, Blocks, Pulleys, Anchors and Pure Manlla Rggng. PreonaFerlser (odorlea) for *wn>. Alo Bone Phoapbale and FUb Onano, J. RAFFORD ALLEN; FBON S., OPP. MAPLE AVE., BED BANK, N. J. r.. GRAN DEALER, RED BANK/ N. J. Red Bank Slae and Meal Roofng Go. BLAE ROOFNG, N ROOFNG, CORRUGAED RON ROOFNG,» FEL ROOFNG PAEN MEAL SNGLB ROOFNG. All Repars and Jobbng Work Promplv and Well Done, N Furnace*, Ho Ar und $(«um Honlff., Blna lvnrlu, LfnoU nnd Cnpa. lln (rm n conrolled bv praccal (nd roupunnlblo mon. All work n dono. promjy (nd punranood and Brloly n ooordnnoo wh nnoonon. Our prlcv nro m low m ho work can lo (lono for o pay our lonm dnbn, lvo nnd nako n roodoublo prof,., HOH ; Near Now ork nnd.onu lnuch Ralroad VnOMVC AUNON O MA OllHEn. FRANK VANDORN, -. Wlanogor.

9 SORES OF HE SARS. OBON, HE BRGHES OF ALL HE CONSELLAONS. he Moa 8pen4edArrav of Brgh, Sars o be Folna n he Sfeu- Oronp Unforunae Career and Hs ragc End. he fnes consellaon o be seenn he eky s now n full vew. "hs s he consellaon of Oron. s o be seen n he souheas any me afer sundown. And s so conspcuous ha oan no fal o arac aenon. he prncpalsars of he coubollnou are gruupc-d as follows Blgeuu. 0 Blhrx. SafA.? *d M&. " B AUbaran. he consellaon represens a mghy huner wh hs head oward he norh and hs fee oward he souh. n hs rgh hand he holds an uplfed club, and n hs lef hand he holds he sra\>f a lon as a sheld; He s gr wh a bel, from whch hangs a sword.. Early n he evenmg he consellaon shows hehuner leanng slghly over oa hs 8de ( hu abou en oclock has advanoed far enough n he sky o be uprgh. he map shows he fgure as appears a hs hour. Fourofhebrgh- - ea sars n hs fgure form a parallelogram. wo of hese sars are of he frs magnude. One Of hese s.beelgeuse, whch s n he rghshoulder, and he oher s Rgel, whch s n he lef foo, Beelgeuse s red, whle Rgel s a splendd Whe sar. Bellarx, a aar.of he second magnude, s m he lef shoulder, and Saph, anoher second magnude sar, s n be rgh foo. n he mddle of hs parallelogram s a row of hree brgh sars. hey form be bel of he huner?^ heyare marked d,eand/on v he map. hey are" dagonally n he fgure, and hey pon drecly o Srus, a orgh sar o he eas of Oron, and much nearer he horzon, n one drecon, and n beohor hey pon o he Pleades. Or(on s menoned several mes n he bble, and he sars formng he bel are referred o as he bands of Oron. hey are also-known as-he hree Kngs. A rangle of hree raher fan sars marked n he map, a lle norh o Beelgeuse and Bellarx, are n he head of he huner. Above and o be norh, of Beelgeuse are four lle sars. hese show he end.of=he club whch Oron holds n hs rgh hand. o he rgh of Bellarx s a row of small sars, runnng downward from o, and markng he oulne of he lons skn.. Runnng downward from he bel are several small sare whch Bhow he sword whch Oron carres n hs bel. oward he pon of he Bword, f your eyes be good, you wll see a sor of lumnous ms hs s he famous nebula of Oron, whch s one of he larges and /mos remarkable nebula n he sky. \ he consellaon of Oron sdrecly ever he equaor, and hence hs consellaon can be seen from all pars of he habable world.. Oron was one of he boss huners ha ever lved He wasnassrodg as-hercules, bu he was a bg man, and sronger han any oher huner of hs me. He was fckle-mnded and fell n love a lo of mes, hu mos always was dsapponed. Somemes hegrl he f ell n love wh ddn lke hm; somemes he grls faher kcked, prey much as men kck nowadays when a young fellow who hasn go any propery wans o marry v one of her daughers; and once, whch was -he wors me of all, he grls broher ook a hand n he affar and Oron was klled. Oron, you may remember, saw /he Pleades once whle be was hunng n a jungle. he Pleades were hen grls. here were seven of hem and hey were BO-wonderfully beauful ha whoever looked a hem fell n love wh hem a frs sgh. When Oron frs saw hem hevoa lke all he res. he grls ddn lke hs looks, however, as much, as he lked hers, and_ hey- ran. away. He chased hem and jus as be was n bou o lay hs hands on hem Juper changed v hem no pgeons and hey flew up n bo sky, and when hey go up n he sky JUper sad some oher magc words on changed hem no sars, and youll se hem n he sky o-ngh, flyng before Oron, f you follow he upward cours of he hree sars n hs bel. Well; afer Oron, had los he Pleades nhb wonderful manner he was hearbroken for a ; lle whle. Bu wasnm long before he me a grl named Meropo, and hen he forgo all abou he Pleades, Ono of he Pleades was named Merope, oo, bu hs second swoehear of Orons was anoher Meropo. hs Merope wab a prncess, and was he daugher of a kng whose name was CEnopon. Meropo - lked Oron well enough, and Oron was jus crazy o marry he grl. here wna prey good hunng n ha counry, and Oron, jus o show how smar ho was, UBod o go on hunng rps. here wero lonb, and gors, and bears, and wolves, and naybo elephans and graffes and rhnoceroses, oo, hough he books don say anyhng abou hese las, and overy ^ day or wo Oron would brng Moropo f ger skn, or a lons hde, or a wolf robe, or somehng of ha sor, unl ho had klled off all he wld anmals n ha rogon. ho kng wouldn lo hm mnrry ls daugher yo, bu old hm he mun do Homo hcrolo ne frs. Oron nld he had klled off all ho wld anmae n he counry, and ha ough o bo enough c. ullllo hm o marry hu grl, VHHMV an bo grl heroolf was wllng. Bu Kng CEnoplou nald wum and ha ho would have o do uomohlng n grou deal smarer luu kllng off a hundred Hone, or defnng ou a pack of wolves, ho over expeced o marry Monroe. % Oron couldn hnk of anyhng h could do hu would wllufy ho kng, fnd ho Jol DO bad abou ha ho won off and go drunk, lu ddn gu nupld drunk, bu from nl nooounu wna ho dandes, howllngwl jag Un n nnu ovc go aboard up o ha lmo. Ho won o Mu palaon, and ho knookod down he Kunrdn ana hnnohmon, and ho mwor he kng, md onllcd hm un old duffer whe ddn now cnougl o go n when rnnm, and for an hour or BO loru wan hu llvollcnl lmo nrouml ho lmlnoo ha ho jlwo had av«r soon. Nobody dawd ^f o nerfere wh Oron, because he was go srong and each a good fgher, and when he had bulldozed everybody.n he sjace he wen o Merppe and old her le was gong o carry her off. and marry her wheher he old man lked or no. wouldn have been hard, o do hs, jecause Merope was wllng o go wh hm, bu ehe sad she couldn go ll she had crmped her har, and pu on a lle rouge, and had fxed herself up consderably, because ehe sad ha no prncess would ever ge marred lookng as she dd hen. was a damp day, and sho couldn fnd her crmpng, rons or a, long me, and when she dd Bud hem he dampness n he ar ook ou he crmps abou as las aa she could hea he ron and fx hem up.- hen she hod o hun around for her ger-skn cloak, and Bhe had o pack-a sachel wh hngs she sad she couldn ge along whou, and whle she was dong all hs Orons jag go he bes of hm and he curled up n a corner and. wen o sleep. Kng CEnopon found ou he was asleep, md he wen jn he room where-he was and pu ou bs eyes. ha sopped he runaway mach, for a blnd man couldn do much runnng away, especally wh a gr o look afer. Oron was flung ou of he palace and he wandered around sghless for a long me.,. Fnally Vulcan ook py on hm. and gave hm one of hs blacksmhs as a gude. hs gude ook Oron o a mounan whch was close o he sea, and when he sun rose n he mornng hs sgh was resored when he frs rays of he sun sruck hs eyes.,. Aurora was hogoddess of he mornng,»d" ; was she who had cured Orofs bludness. She was he frs beng he saw when he opened hs eyes, and he naurally fell n low wh her. Bu somehng happened o esrange hem, and n a lle whle he had forgoen abou her n hs lkng for somebodyelse. Over and over agan he fell n love wh grls, bu somehng always happened o preven hs marrage wh any of hem. Be was he unluckes man n ha way ha ever lved., Of all he grls he books ell abou, Dana was he bes huner, excepfmaybe Aalana. One day Oron me Dana n he woods, and as he hmself was a mghy huner, hey soon became grea frendb. * Dana ddn have any faher o nerfere wh her, bu she had a broher, and ha was jus as bad. Per broher was Apollo, and as soon as Apollo found ou ha Oron and Dana were n love wh each oher he made up hs mnd o sop he - marrage f. he could. He kep naggng a Dana all he-me o nducejer o gve up Oron, bu ha, of course, only-"made Dana"all"he~mbrede^ ermned o do as she pleased. Dana was a fne sho-svh he bow and arrow, and here was nohng she prded herself on so much as she dd on her ably o h anyhng she sho a, One day Apollo saw Oron go down o he sea o bahe. Oron was a srong swmmer and he wen ou alongways from shore. Apollo me Dana near he shore and he began o ell her ha she was losng her skll wh he bow and ha she couldn h hngs lke she used o n old days. He kep a hs so long ha he go Dana mad, and she old hm o jus pon ou. anyhng o her and he would see ha she coulc shoo jus as sragh, as she ever could All ha could be seen of Oron by ha me was hs head, and hs looked, wh hs black har, lke a chunk of a log floang far ou o sea. Apollo banered her o n hs objec, and she, no knowng was Oron, drew her bow and Ben an arrow rue o he mark.. n a lle whle he dead body of Oron drfed o he shore, wh Danas arrow sll n.he head." * s. -When Dana learned wha she had done she pleaded wh Juper o aone for her msake by placng Oron n he sky among he sars.and. Juper consened., Oron had a fahful dog named Srus, and Juper placed he dog also n he~sky near e~belbved maser. he brghes sar n hs consellaon s named Srus, afer he dog, and he consellaon of he dog, known as Cans Major, or he Bg Dog, follows Oron hrough he heavens. ou can fnd he sar Srus very readly by followng he course of he hree sars n Orons bel downward and o he lef, for Srus. s n almos a drec lne wh hese hree sars. Coal and Wood. WM. fl. WORHLE, SnCCESSORO J. A. WOBHLE, Wholesale andlcal Dealer n Scranon, Lohlga, Wlkesbunrc. and Cumberland Coal. When Coal fa purchased by be carload he benefl of lodg ons, 8^0 pounds, la gven. Bes qualy of Hckory, Oak and Prn Wood a moderae prces. LUDLAHB AND ClOOKEBS FERLZERS CONSANL ON HAND. ards* Worlblej»»Dock, Bed Bank, Bmnch ard a SedbrgM, JV. J.»»»» Colemans ; Phoographs > Meolngs of hejowd of Healh NoUoo lbln>rolyelvpn lmremunnmlnunof lo UOAD OP HEAWH OF BHRW&- DUJ 0WN8HP Wll x lnl on hofln >n< hn) f(nunlnj«n( oxl nonu, foonmlmlom U,U» Hank, N. J., h wuroolook,, x, A. 0, HAUBON, Seorolarr Excellen Desgns for Evenng Gowns and Wass. We are prepared o fll orders a shor noce and guaranee f and fnsh. Call and nqure our prces for makng; also for cung and fng. All our prces are reasonable. VNS MODSES, Drl w, Brgn alub, f* Hu, H.?. R. HANGE,. wholesale m4 Real Dealer n H&, SRAW; GRAN. FLOUR, FEED, POULR SUPPLES, EC, We are handlng a large-quany of Marlboro and Holmde Hay of he very bes qualy.. MONMOUH SREE, Adjonng own Hall,. Red Bank. ce o Delnauens. Noce s hereby gyeh o he delnquen axpayers of he ownshp of Shrewsbury ha under no crcumsances wll he paymen of he coss and neres on delnquen axes be waved or abaed, bu delnquens wll be requred o pay n full n all cases. By order of he ownshp commee.." " A.C.HARRSON, ownshp Clerk. our Somach Dsresses ou alercang aheary meal, and be resul s a ohronlo cose of ndgoson, Sour Somach, Bearbarn, Dyspepsa, or a blous aack. RPAHSMW.ES pfon* ^ lonsneu. nal all oher Dseases orn a dkorered condon of o lver ^ Somwsb. hey ocpenly-ye prompy.md " dgeson follows her ura. &bnlea ake heplaceo an Enre Medcne Ches, end Bbould be kep lor uss n every anujr, Fel Roofng. box. A 0 SFBDOZ Br., Nw OEK. pu on a fel roof and guaranee for O years. f kep coaed wh my coang wl las 20 years. - also hav* n and ron pan ha guaranee for years. Shngle roofs paned wh our Creosoe wood preserver wll las as long agan and wll keep he shngles from. curlng up. All orders promply aende o and all roofs made gh., W. H. CONKLN. P. O. Box 754. Re<Bank, N.. When Buyng Wagons, Harness and Horse Furnshng Goods Come o us and lo ua show our soc and quoe our prces. Anyhng yc wan n he wagon lne wll bo foun hero Bugges, Phaeons,. Spndle Runabous, Jump Seas, oo. Our Harness s made n our csab lshmon by sklled workmon. V know lo qualy of our larnceu b causo wo make. Everyhng s horo for horse com for. Blankos of overy descrpon Whps, Robes, and anyhng yo may nocd n hs lno. wll b oavng money by buyng from us, Bfdsall & Son, o lowly Jb lhmcr, SREE, RED BANK WALL PAPERS A HARRSONS 3 nr0«4 ar*«,, R, o Clean hem Up_ Before gock akng We wll make grea reducons n he prce of Wner Sus and Overcoas. No derby ba so good as ours a he prce, $.50, $.75 and (3.00. he Alpne bas, whch ve eell a $.00, $.25 and $.60, are world beaers. Jus receved for January sale a bg consgnmen of, XJnaundered Whe Shrs, hoh we wll seua 89 censand 40 cena-^boh good value. We have Caprand Gloves o mach he weaher,.a. udlow Hall, Unl March -we Close a 7 oclock P. Red Bank, N. J. s no he bes h he world. Neher s anyhng- else! Bu s mghy good -more good for a dollar (or a dollar and a half) han s found n any oher brand... A he sar s "prce a full^uar -was; agans \ op cheap obe good!. Bu was bough cheap and sared half cheaper for s qualy han anyhng we know. We used osell los of Hollywood a $.25 and $.56, bu hose who used now prefer Rockwood* even f cos as much.. Rpckwood s a bg bargan a $. a full quar and he more s used he greaer- he bargan s value becomes apparen on beer acquanance., Don buy unless you lke. ry free^-before you buy. " W. A. FRENCH & CO, PURE W^ES AND LQUORS, Corner Broad and. Fron Srees, RED BANK, N. J. A he Leas Possble Expense, USE A ORRD FURNACE. s small, compac, made on he mos approved plan, of he fnes maerals, and s he mos horough heaer on he marke for ho waer or seam.* f your heang "apparaus s no que sasfacory, le us see wha s he maer- and rgh he wrong. No maer wha knd of heaer ls, well make as good as new, f s possble o do. W. J. BB.OADMEADOWV Manager. $,000 Reward o anyone provng ha Keysar s made wh alum or oher Excepng hs e harmful leaveners.,. HAS WHA! HAS ALL Keysar, unlke he old process powders,; gans s grea leavenng power by usng all]wholesome ngredens. And wh wholesome ngredens only, makes he sweees, lghes, mc s appezng foods. s worh once ryng, hough he ral prevens bu one ndgeson. Order of your dealer, and your mfney back.f! \ you wan. Leavens Mos Always Pure.~-» BAKNG- POWDER. Facory RED BANK, N. J. WHEN OU WAN A QORSE GO O HE Red Bank emple of Fashon, ABC FOR HE C. B. A La Spre. Prces, $.00,.).25, $.35, $.00 and $2.25. n wlo. buok and drab. Oco red you wll UO no oher. so SAS MRS- EL WOMEN. And houuandn Hn uno horn. RA) AUVKRNU O FND OU WHRRR rkv OAN BlKNDKH MONBlf O UB BUS ABV/NAO!. WOMEN RE/VD HE REGSER. ;;»»»< EW ORE AND LOHO l BAEOAB. - 6aloMlnNewo* Cenral B. B. ol Nev Jf» sef, oo o Lbery Sree; PeED3jlrenlaB.,JB^lM* ofcorlandbreeanddeelroseaareo. > Commendog January lsb, S96. BANB FOB BED SANK." Leave New ork va Cenral B. R. o N.J.. 43V Bl, 80a.m.; 80.«*/S. 48, *«<^ 65p.m. Sundays,900s.n.;400r>.EJ.» F. B. B.,00 a. m; 20,3 40«, 50, U 60p.m. Bunlava, 9 46 a.m.; 65 p. m. " Long Bmncb. 0 85,700, 8 M, 8 85, 080, 2S E.U.; ,420, 647, BCOp.m BUB- >day, 7 60,9 80 a.m p.m. - " Ocean Gro?e and Asbury Park. ), 6 48, 8 00, 8 20, 00, (5 s.m.; 0,20,4 00, S3, (. m. v BANB LEAVE BED AHK. for New ork, Nowuk and EUzabeb, 648, 79, 80». 828, 843», 869* (Now o»k only), 948. Jl80», 40- a. m.; 3, 245, 437, 603,» p.m. Bunday, CKl,Ofkm.;fa.fOQv,BJ For Long Branco, Ocean Grove, Bclmar and Pon Pleasan, 2a , 088f. o.; - 247,40257,449,652,640, 740p.m. Bondaya (excep Ocaan Groe), 0 85,20 a. m.; p.m. HOB FBKEHOD VA MAAWAN. Leave edban, 828,40 a.m.; 43, 43, «03 p.m. FOB RED BANK VA MAAWAN. leave Freehold, 85.5 a.m.; ,60 Vo furher parlculara BOO me ables a Balon BOJ8 BLODGE, Sup. J. B. WOOD, G. P. A. Penn. B. B. Denoes express mlnj. H. P. BALDWN, O.P. A. O.B.B.OfN./. ENNSLVANA EALEOAD C0M«P PAN. On ana afer Ocober 8b, BAN8 WLL LEAVE llel) BANK For Newark and New or, 7 B, 843,9 4S a. m.! > 43,0CO p.m. Oo Sundays,» 48 a.m,- 000p.m. " Elzabeh, 79, 843,943 a.m.; 48,603 p.m. BundajB, 948 a. n. 000, p. m.. " Eanway,70and943a.m.; 48,003p.m. On Sundays, 9.48 a. m.; COO p. m. " WoOdbrage, 948 a. m.; 43; 003p.m. Oa BundayB,943a.m.; fobp. m. " Perh Amboy, O 43 a. m. 43, 003 p. m. On Bundajs, 943 a. m.; «00 p. m. " Sonl Amboy, 043 a.m.; 43, 003p.m. On Sundays, 943 a. m.; 0 OS p. m. " Maawan, 79, 943 a. m.; 48, 0 03 p. m. On Sundavs; 943 a.m. 000 p.m.. " MldUeovm, 79, 00 a. m.; 48, 003 p.m. On Sundays, 943 a.m. 0 OS p.m. " Long Branch, Pon Pleasan and nermedae saons a.m.; 40, 44U, 340p.m. On Sundays, U 20 a.m.; 040 p.m. (Do no sop o Asbury Park or Ocean Grove on 8nnday). " oms nvernnd nermedae saons, 40p.m., weekdays.. BADJ8 LEAVE NEW OBK, Dmrosses and Ccrland sree ferres. For Bed Bank, 90 a.n.; \20, 40, p.m.. On Sundays, 945 a. m.; 66 p. m. * 8. M.PEBVOS, J.B.WOOD, General Manager. Oen. Passenser Agen. oclear OL-.. y Wner Clohes. every su, every overcoa, a 25 per cen less han former prces. hs makes $0 sus $7.50; $5 sus, - $.25; and so on hroughou he sock. hs reducon- wll gve you $.33$ value for every dollar you spend. he sooner you buy he beer assormen you, wll have o chooao from. J. KRDEL, Cloher, Haer and Furnsher, BROAD SREE, RED B/NK, H. J. Lae Sove Buyers. jjj People who avenwbough a. «. sove ye hs wrerand nend Jl dong BO are lucky people. {J Every parlor sore lef n my >* sook s offered a prces wh *<* he prof compleely rmmed }*J off. Of course he assormen j s no very large, bu you were *< never offered such a sove ba- *J - gan before. he assormen ^ won be as good nex week as >*< s now, so-he sooner you J<$ come he beer. s. SABAH; 5 Fron Sree, Red Bank. & Sore oo Sock oo Large! Consequenly have gono over sock, pcked ou good goods bu slow sellers, broken los of hobery, underwear, ec.. pu he flfo n hem, some of hem marked 50 cens on he dollar, BO as o go a move on hem. Drop n and look hem over; you may savo soo money. moa) BKF.. ED JUNK, N. J. SMH & MoDONOUCH, nerferng mul dor-foouxl orao CrofullJ >ml rmwrly hnl. MHM hom VMM on manlnm. BUO onor ou UOBAHO,, uo sua s. jr. ffonnolr lawklm*.) ownshp CommlflQ Meengs. H lloan o nwddlp Oommlloo of Bhmwelu <>wn«>!p wll loll raulo mmlnm M owl Ul, on Hmraoulh «Ura«, llod MnX, N. J.. oa Uo Ural mulun mlurjaj«o(w«l won. frow* or.k. A. O. An

10 <, W AND OU Of OWN. Shor and neresng ems from al Over he Coun/. George Hoppng of Chapel Hll s sck wh he measles. here s an epdemc of measles a Jlorh Sprng Lafce. _, Seveny bauds are now employed n he Keypor sur facory.. _O..W. Coon pf Long Branch has been Jackson Robers of Farmngdale s Bck wh neuralga of he hear, Charles E Bprden of. Asbury Park - saled for Florda las -week. - Mrs.C. H. Hambleonof JManasquon s vsng frencls "a Chcago. ~ /"" RovJ B. 0. Lppnco preached n he Harmony olurol on Sunday. he Red Men of Formngdale cleared $45 by a recen eneranmen. John B. Swan of Alanc Hghlands s confned o he house wh grp., A gold wach was >pcked up on he sand a Ocean Grove las week. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Benne of Farm- F. D. Clayon and W. C. Snyder, have opened agrocery sore a Avon.. Dr. J, H. VanMaer of Alanc Hghlands s sck wh blood posonng. George F. Wallng of Koypor has gone on a rp o Denver, Colorado. A morar,and pesle 50 years old s "-on exhbon aa Manasquan drugsore. Good hay s sellng n he Freehold markes a $2 a on loose, and f 8 baled. Rober Johnson s pung a new roof on he house he bough recenly a Naves n k he Maawan Presbyeran church has rased $ hs year for foregn mssons. -. ;. Eleven convers were bapsed n he pool n he Maawan Baps church/las;, weok. Lawyer Benjamn P. Morns has become manager of he Long Branch opera h o u s e. " Rev. Mr. Bron of Monolar preached n he Mddleown Baps churph on Sunday, Rev. J. D. Fay of EaUnown preached n he Navesnk Mehods, churoh on Sunday. Mrs. J. C.-Auserberry and her four ohldren of Lake Como are sck wh he measles. _. One of he cows of Wm. B; Parker of Bed Bank gave brh o wn calves on Monday. Communon wll beobserved n he Mddleown Baps churoh nex Sunday mornng., " Henry H.Benne has resgned as a member-of he J board- ofcommssoners. of Belmar. A horse owned by Charles.Leonard of Alano Hghlands ded of lockjaw los week. he wagon of James Mahar of Keypor was broken hs week by colldng wh a pos. >, he Second Baps churoh of Manwan s ryng o rase $200 o pay off s floang debs. Mss namulford of Manasquan, who has been dangerously sok wh pneumona, s recoverng. Wllam A. Rodgera, ownshp olerk of Maawan, fell no he waer wlle harvesng ce las week.. --Mrs. Mary Nowlan Of Asbury Park has been graned a dvorce from her husband, Ausn Nowlan. John Quackenbush of Wes Freehold, who was recenly njured n"an aco- -. den, s able o be ou. Sxy people have been convered a he revval servces beng held n he Keypor Mehods curoh. he ax assessmen on Seners shr facory a Bradley Beach has been reduced from $7,000 o $8,000.» A new Presbyeran.church wll be bul a a shor me a Manosquau, on ho se of he presen church. Cop, and Mrs. John M. Brown of_ "MaHlsquan-celebraed ler-sxy-sxh weddng annversary recenly. Henry Ford has pu a ffy-one horso - power urbne wheel n hs mll a Allenown o run an elecrc machne. M. R. Mulford of Mnnasquan has been apponed an agen of lo socey for he prevenon of cruely o anmals. Honry Collns and Ernes Mnor go n a lgh a Keypor and Mnor drew, a. razor and ou Collns ol ho face. For gravelng and gradng Frs ave- nuo, Asbury Park, ho owner of n l"byfoo fron lo wll have o pay $4!).G0. he saloon lcense of Henry Holznagel a Maawan has been -ransferred o hs broher, Wllam Holzuagel of Hazle. For he,frs me n nuny years co wrs shpped lab week from ponds a Maawan o supply Long Branch cehouses. Eleven applcaons for membershp were receved a ho las meeng of he daughers of-pocalonas of Manasqunn. Joseph VonBracklo of Branchpor was Srcken wh paralyss a New ork las week. He s recoverng from le aack; ho offcers of he Koypor mprovemen company wero all redaced a he annual meeng of he sockholders lan week.. A roler owned by George. Luke of Oakhurs, wnch could go a mle n 20, broke s leg las week and may have o be sho, John Coxs house near Koypor caugh flre from he chmney las week. ho fre, was pu ou before much damage wnb done. ho 20h encampmen of ho Grand Army of be Deparmen of Now Jersey wll bo hold a Asbury Park, begnnng Juno 8h. ho Amercan Mechancs of llanauquan had nx applcaons for membershp a her meeng on uesday ngh of ma week,» Horaco Gaskon s ho now docnon n ha Second Bpo church of Mawnn, n place of Charles. Schunck, who H refused o servo. Effors nro beng mudo o sar a lodgo of lo mproved lopasophs l RodBank. hs s f.proocvo assocaon whch nsures ho members., Mr, and Mrs. John A. Dolooho, who wore redenly nnrred, wll go a presen of a cherry bodroom su from ho Zlmncrnn cycle club of Freehold. Davd flarvey, Jr., of Anbury Park, hao been apponed admnsraor of lo Cflao of Edward Cau.er, wlo comnlud sucde a Avon oovcral woelo ago. Navcnlnk lodgoof Odd Follows wll nond ho unon meeng n xug Branch o-morrow ngh. hey wll Hmfrom ho lodgo room a half-pan nx oclock. Goorgo Hun, who frnn ho Lnfnlra farm a Shrcwobury, had a mrl curlng loo lao wook, weny eum nml men woro on hand and ook par n ho frollo. Honry Huroul of Keypor hm boon upponod ofllolul nurvoyor f(r Mnnnouh Couny n fxng up ho boundary lno bowoou Monuouh and Mlldlwwx connloo. n Bald hf ho flromon of Anbury nrk wll rnlo lpuclufor boxrl; own oluollon. hey nro dnnlaflcd wh ho reamen aooonlnd lom by ho presen coul.ll. Bubfcrjbo for un u DANK unu-.00 por year. Adv. F&XB, H&VER NEWS. he Daughers of Lbery Celebrae her Annversary. he Daughers of Lbery gave an eneranmen and dance las Wednesday ngh o celebrae he frs annversary of s organzaon. Abou 250 people were presen. Delegaons were presen from he Seabrgl and Red Bank lodges. he programme rendered was as followb flngng, "Amerca"...,!....Councl Pano solo..mrs. John Hendrlckson Address ;...,..Mrs. P.Hall Pucker Solo," ho LODB Grove". Mss Anne Mnon Headng," he Lovng Cup "... Mrs. Vcor Llglor -mnndolln ro..,.,al! Henry Mlnon, boma Mnm, Frank Cover on,-! h&loup ear Proposal-... Henry Mlnon, b, Recaon,,-! h&loup ear Proposal Mss Solo, "he Bonn of lo Seeple" M on l..., Mrs. George p. smh Recaon," be Old and he Now".,..Mrs. Weflr Sngng, "Columba" Councl Address Mss 8. E. Nlveon Pano solo......mss Sarah Mlnon Solo," Wly Dd hey Dg Mas Gravoso Deep? ", Srs. C. D. Clandler Pano solo..mrs. John Hemlrckson ccllon," ho Llory F l o w o r ". M Banjo-mandoln ro Hn Mlon Mss Clara MlDon mandoln ro Henry Mlnon, homas Mlnon, Frank Cover he race beween he roers of Edward Wlber and Al Rlon, whch was o have aken place on Saurday, dd no come off. Mnon was on hand and roed over he course alone. Wlber dd no come ou bu he gave Mnon he hree boxes of cgars whch was hs end of he be. Uned councl of Amercan Mechancs have made grea preparaons for he celebraon of her annversary, whch wll ake place o-morrow ngh. A banke lamp wll be dsposed of by chance a he same me., A roober flew hrough a pane of glass n Fchers bucher shop on hursday. he rooser waschascd by a dog and ran n be shop. n ryng o ge ou Sew hrough he glasb; Alonzo Smh badly spraned hs ankle los week whle a work a DavunKc- Clures place. He s confned o he h b h j M Sh p house by hs njury. years old. Wll Mr. Smh s sxy Wllam Henry Smh, who was sck a Long Branch for several,weeks, haa now recovered and spen Sunday wh hs parens a hs place. Wlle VanNoe, son of Wllam Van- Noe, who has been sck wh scarle fever, s now sck wh dropsy andwaer on he bran, Posmaser Curchn has been confned o he house wh,bronchs for he pas wo weeks. Saurday. M d, p He was able o ge ou on.mr. and Mrs..John H. Felder vsed relaves a Belmar. on Saurday and Sundayr" ~ Charles Denns has recovered suffcenly from hs sckness o be abou hs "sore. Wllam Marn of renon^formerly,; of hs place, vsed frends here on Sunday. / Exra meengs are beng held n Fsk chapel hs week. Mrs. Henry Sryder s sok wh a b ous aack. Mrs. Alonzo Smh, Jr., s sck wh he grp. - SEABRGH NEWS. -._» he Daughers of Lbery Celebrae an Annversary, he second annversary of he Daughers of Lbery was celebraed las Frday ngh n Packers hall. A supper was gven a he Almq hoel and a lerary programme was gven a he hall aferward. he secreary read a repor showng ha he membershp of he councl had ncreased from 25 o 00 durng he pas year and ha he councl had $400 n he bank and propery.worh $200 n addon. ho commee n charge of he affar were Mrs, C. A. Reed,.Mss Jenne Slocum, Mss Lnda Elmer, Mss Mabel Bedford, Mrs. P. Hall Packer, Mrs. Charloe Cruser, Mrs. R. P. Blar, Mrs. Sarah Sorer, Mrs. Edward Clne, Mrs. J. W.;Eyles, Mrs. 8. F. Elmer and Mrs. George H. [Sherman. Edward Pnnjac has aken posaessqw of-he Ruherford Arms and he oher propery he recenly bough. Hu wll a once pu up a large ce-house, buld servans quarers, and make oher mprovemens, H. Solomons new sore and resdence on Ocean avenue s compleed. he fron of ho buldng 9of lgh.brck and presens a very handsome appearance.. A bell ower s beng bul a" Ocean fro companys engne louso. homas H. Walsh has bul an addon o hs hoel,, COLS NECK NEWS. he Chrsan Endeavor Soeeu Celebraes an Annversary. ho nnh annversary of he Chrsan Endeavor socey was celebraed n ho RefArmed church on Sunday ngh,.he oxorcsoa opened wh sngng, followed by a prayer by lo pasor, Afer an anhem and a scrpuro lesson, he ropor of ho socey amco ho los celebrnlon n 893 was read by Mss Sarah W, SaeBr, She also rend a leer from Rev! Goorgo W. Labaw, wlo organzed lo socey. He exended ha bes wshes and congraulaons for ho welfare of he socey. Mss Jonne M. Perrno greeed ho socey n lo nmoof ho socey of ho Second Reformed church of Freehold. Addresses wero mudo by Mes M. E. Mooro and M. L. Furrngon of Freehold. E. L. Harshornd gavo an nddross on " he Lle hngs of Lfe." lo oxeroses closed wh a shor consocaon Bervco and bonodcon. ho Wllng Worlem socey wll hold a meeng n W. H. Fosers a Scobeyvllo o-morrow ngh n Bovon oolook. Mss Norn B. WkH and Goorgo WlnH of Long Branch vucd frends and relave!) bore lus wook. Chrsan Endeavor day wll bo observed nox Sunday. MARLBORO NEWS. Xcv jlembch of he VhrMlan Cnlvaxor Noclu. ho oungpcoplossooloy of Chrsan Endeavor o he Baps church havo added o her roll uovon now nolvo and hree nmooao membuh, A grea deal of llora l«manlfenlml n lo noongh, whch uro wall aended, Loor Hlrylor, who hm boon nlok for for lo pan ovon WDOCH, n nlowly rocovorhg and n now, pronounced ou of danger. A donaon vlnl wll ho glvon o ho pmor of llo apllnl ohurcl a h<> jm- Honago on lrkluy nlgl of lu week. NON FAZXS hrown from a Horse-Hur Whle Flayng Shnny. > Fred ruswell was hrown from a horse on,, uesday v ngh of las week. He was moh brused abou he body and he flesh was scraped off he back of hs hand. hs lnury was.caueel by bs sldng along on he ground afer he sruck. he accden happened whle he was racng horses wh Armr.Benne on he, road near Howard Glladeaus. Wllard Coleman me wh an accden whle-playng shnny on.wjednesday of ca ^s nrge JK-C ha f sru lf e Crawford krc p y g y Jus jff.eek,...la..n_ can. shnny ball flnd_ge knocked he can so a f sruckrc^le man ^jus below he lef eye. Haface swelled up and n a few mnees he cou^d-hardly see. Abou flvf mnues prevous o hs; accden he had been b across he nose wh a shnny club n he hands of hs, broher, rvng Coleman, who had sruck a, he can and mssed.. Hs nose had. hardly sopped bleedng when he second accden occurred. he sem-annual examnaon a he publc school has been compleed. he hghes rank n Class A n ne grammar, grade was, aken by Elzabeh E. Cook wh a general average of, Bps. Ella Murphy, Blanche Megee, Magge Murphy and John Murphy, Jr., followed n he d Cl B h d order gven. Class B n hs grade was led by-john H. Cook, Jr., wh a general average of Bfo. Nex n order of excellence n hs class were Kae Murphy, Cora Benne, Flora Vandermark and Os Coleman, n he nermedae grade Class A was led by May Shulz, whose average was 80. She was followed by Mae Hanknson and_wuard Coleman. he bes pupl n Class B was Eugene Megee, Jr., whose record was 89}, rvng Coleman, John Dean, Harry Connor and Anne Hanknson followed. SuseDangler led Class C. Her average was 9{, and she was followed by Shrewsbury Coleman, Edde Newman and Vola Cover. Shrewsbury Cojeman has been^a school every day hs year and has no been lae. Eugene Magee, Jr., and rvng Coleman have no been lae, bu were absen a half-day each. John H. Cook, Jr., sood fourh n puncualy and aendance. he sorm of las Frday broke up he^ ce ohe pond here and floaed over he dam. Some of he chunks of ce sruck he wood work of he Bawmll, and also sruck and broke he cog-gear wheel, causng damage o he amoun of $25. he. damage caused a delay of several days n runnng he mll, bu s now n operaon-agan; here s-more-workbeng done a he sawmll hs season han n a number of years prevous. Homey Benne spen par of las week n New ork cy n company wh Regnald Benne, who s a medcal, suden a Columba college. Homey aended he bcycle show n Madson Square Garden whle he was n he cy. Rchard Connor, Jr., who was recenly employed by homas" Johnson, has lef here and s now workngfor Davd Dang s ler. Mr. Connor and famly wll move o Long Branch Cy, some me nex monh.. Mss Georga Wallng vsed her sser, Mrs. C. C. Cooper, a renon las week. Whle here she aended he nauguraon of Governor Grggs. Mrs. John C.Crawford of Mddleown was he gues of her moher-n-law, Mre. John H. Crawford, he laer par of las week. Mrs. Frederck Mooy and her daugher Mary, of Bradley Beach, spen Monday wh Mrs. Mooys moher, Mrs. homas Hnes...,-A. Oacar Roland, who s on he Gardner farm a Swmmng Rver, wll moy^o New ork some me nex monb..!! Mrs, homas Johnson of Eaonown spen Sunday wh Msses Mary E. and Bella Johnson of hs place. Mrs, Danel Sbus, who has been confned o he housewh he grp for he. pas week, s able o be ou. Mrs. Benjamn Mahews of Red Bank spen Sundaylere wh her parens, Mr. and Mrs. Pearson Bonne. Mr. and Mrs. reyonan Benne of Red Bank spen a couple of day s las week wh frends a hs place. A. W.- lon, Jr., who was confned o he house las week wh pneumona, s able a_be-ou.. Mrs. John H. Wes of Maawan was ho gues of Mrs. Sdney Benne a few days las week flls. Ada Newman of Eaonown spen Monday of lfs week wh relaves a noh Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lppnco of Shrewsbury spen las Wednesday wh relaves here. Anhony Sprngseen of Farmhgdale s vsng hs broher, John Sprngseen, a hs place. Mrs. Rchard Connor, Jr., spen par of lne week wh relaves a Waysde. Mrs. Arhur Eddson of Lorg Branch s he gues of Mr3, Abel Coleman. LLE SLVER NEWS. Mchael Avrcs JleeH Wh a Mshav A Horse Has he Sunners. Mohael Ayxes worked n ho woods S d \ l d When he o make EAONOWH NEWS. A Hred Wagon Breaks Down-A Sereopcon Concer, Charles Hanes, Charles Meyers, John Sco and homas Dckson of Eaonown me wh an accden whledrvng o Long Branch las Sunday, hey hred a wagon of Lev Scobey of Eaonown and he wheel go fas;jn he rolley rack when abou bener Long Branch. he wheel was broken and he four men had o reurn hone on fop. A Bereopcon concer WOB gven n he Baps church by Rev. Frank Gardner hjsveekr -henchnrelrwas well flled. he subjec was "Our Naonal Capol.""..._.,-.._-.?-..~ he pupls of he grammar deparmen of he publc school who have no been absen nor lae durng he pas school monh are Olve B. Anderson, Edward aylor, Wllam.aylor, M. Albera Banks, Lo A. Banks, Anabel Wolco,- Edde D, Woloo, Clfford Johnson, Wlls Brown, Carre Berzer, Edde Cogan, Florence Aumack and Hae Aumajk. Sx pupls n he prmary deparmen were neher absen nor lae. hey are Besse Benne, BeBse Morrs, Wlfred Haynea, Fred Morrs, Wlle Cogan and Morrs Berzer. hose who excelled n her sudes are as follows. GnAHMA DEPARMEN. A grado-ollvo B. Anderson. Anabel Wolco, Eranm E. Morrs, Edward aylor.. B grade Wllam. aylor. 0 grada M.AlberaJankB. ; PBMAR DEPARMEN. A class-bessle Bonne, Wlfred Haynes. Wlle Mller. Arhur aylor, Morrs Berzor. B class Besse Morrs, Ada VanBrun, 080 Cornolla. Elel Waklns, Wlle Kolb. C class Wlllo Cogan, Hobble VanBrun, Sanley VnnBrJb. \. D class-maud Whe, Slas aylor. he average aendance durng he monh n he grammar deparmen was 4P and n he prmary deparmen was 5. he chor of he Second Baps church of Long Branch wll gve a concer n he Baps church under he auspces of Rev. Frank Gardner on Wednesday ngh, February Bh. he nex regular meeng of he ownshp commee of he ownshp of Eaonown wll be held n Crescen hall on Wednesday, February 6h, n nne oclock. Rev. Frank Gardner, pasor of he Baps church, preached n renon on Sunday. F. W. Oberhser of Eaonown preached n Mr. Gardners place. On Frday ngh of hs week a donaon vs wll le gven o Rev. Frank Gardner, pasor of he Baps churoh. Mrs. Wn,-E Morrs-was-aken-sok wh neuralga h her sde los hursday ngh. She s now recoverng. Msa Jenne home wen o New prk cy on Monday for a wo weeks vs wh relaves here. g ha Klng l l d hcll n bulml moullnkudoclhloulhondccoof. F. lluro m Frday ngh, Mr. (nd Mm. John H. Conovw upon Sunday wh frlomln n lllgbow, Waler Carroll Ou or Jnll. Wnllnr Carroll of Red Manc, who lnn lcon n ho couny jal for nx monh, lan Hsn dlnuud (n lln own ball o appear for nonunon n May. las Saurday\cloppng wood, qu work n ngh le concluded a, shor cu homo by crossng Wolael Henry Parkers pond. When abou n he mddle of be pond he ce broke and ho fell n.up o ls was, Some boyu aded hm o ge ou and ho reached home whou any furher nblnp. A horso drven by non Caslpr was lcon wll he blnd saggers near Lle Slvor saon on Monday morngj. ho horse saggered abou for n whle, bu lpallv recovered and drovo on all rgh. lo lorso broke ono of ho shafs n sumblng around. Mrs. Malda Seolo, who has been confned o ho house for almos a monh by sckness, has now cnroly recovered, ho rusees of ho Mohods chuoh wll ak conference o reurn Rev. Wllam Mnrgarum for anoher your. Mrs. Wllam Dowlng, who has boon sck wh un ubcess on her lung, H rocovorlk rapdly. he Epworh lcngc wll hold her reglur monhly moong omorrow ngh. MHB Halo Parker s vsng f Honda a nland louh. MBH Bado Parker a.vnlng fromlh a Brooklyn, A Now Rod Bank Corporaon, ho nrelen of ncorporaon of llo Advorlforn Celluypo company of Hod Dunk woro rv-noncly lllol a Freehold, ho nuorornlorn nro Arhur V. Cruwford ncor of Mmn Vornon, Now ork, UU HUUU VUU* UW llfljl, JlUward A. Capon of Hnmrouok Hclgh, N. J., Wllam K. Capon of Hod Hank,. Uld Wllam A, Crawford anl Guorfo F. Cdfcby of Brooklyn. ho ohjoou of llo company are ho nunfucro and nalo of auvorlolf{ cuu, prnhk naorala und mpplk, ho capal n lmed o *;r>,()()0, wh whol amoun huulom D b OCEANPOR NEWS. A Wllh Fre a Wllam Clayons. A Xem Caboa. Mrs. Wllam Clayon placed some owels behnd he sove o dry las hursday ngh and whle she was ou of he room he owels caugh Sre. he flames se fre o he manel, he smell of he smoke.brough Mrs. Clayon back, o he room andshe pu ou he fre, wh a few basns of waer. Mr. Clay on was n he room a he me readng a paper. Ha back was o he sove. He was so neresed n hs readngha he dd no noce he fre, nor he work of hs wfe n pung ou, and bad no knowledge of unl afer he fre halbeen compleely quenched. he chef opc of conversaon here s he wdenng of he draw n he ralroad brdge. Rober Blar has announced ha he, wll buld aschooner o carry fregh, and several ohers are alkng of buldng boas. homas! Rddle s buldng an egheenfoo caboa for Sheppard Knapp, Jr., of Lle Slver. hs boa wll be of a dfferen model from any boa ye bul by Mr. Rddle. Edde Rosell, son of Charles W. Rosell, s recoverng from an aack of dphheral hs has been he only case of ha dsease here hs wner. Presdng Elder Srckland of New Brunswck preached n he Mehods church on Sunday. Hs subjec was "ngraude." Barle McGogh and hs nece, M6s Jenne Hancock, of New Brunswck, ore he guess of Benjamn Eldrdge. - An oyser supper wll be hold n O3kalea hall on Frday ngh for he benef of he fre company. he fre company has bough a rumpe for he use of he chef. Wllam H. Srong s very sck wh pneumona. SHREWSBUR NEWS. Rehearsng for a flay for he Benef of he Lbrary. A number of young men and women are rehearsng for a farcal drama called "No Such Fool as HeLooks." he play wll be gven for he benef of he lbrary early nex monh, A. Holmes Bonlen, Benjamn J. Parker, Charles H. Hurley, Charles Sllwell, Chnrea Hope, JosephHelerand Wllam Jackson have been apponed specal consables by he ownshp pommee. ho apponmens were made BO ha he ramp nusance may bo abaed, Rev. Henry JaclBou preached n ho Presbyeran ohurch on Sunday. Mr. Jnokson flled ho pulp of hs church durng Rov. haddeus Wlsons vacaon las summer, Jacob C. Shus baa been very sck for ho pas weok wh he grp and nflammaon of he bowolfl. Ho s now mprovng rapdly. A nave of Afrca wll gve a lecure abou ho mssons n ha counry n ho Prosbyoran churoh on Sunday. Mss Eva Green, who s eachng school a Hghflown, spen Sunday wh her laher, Wllam. Greon. Bonjamn J. Pnrker spen par of los week a Freehold as ho gues of bn undo, Honry Campbell. Mrs. Wllam H. Juckson of Now ork was ho gues of her aun, Mrs. H, M. Lafora, hn weok. ScoboyVlllo Nona, Wllam lon and h Baor, Mrs, Rober Davd, and Danel Polhomun, npen Sunday wh Mr. and Mm, Wllam Mllar h> Mauwan ownshp. John lolllday lou H youngc chld an Saurday from an aack of wjoopng cough. Clarence Allon of Conneccu wan ho gcn of Albe Pdlhumu par of hn wook.. MBB Cornela Buck of OOHB Neolc woo ho gucn of Mrs, Luko llaneo on Hn- Wm. A. lon und J.. H. Fnrkw apon Sunday wh Edward Hooy. Mnn Anne oborln n um>ndk a weok Wh Mm. Hu oe of MonroHO. Edward HooyH ohlldron urn nlok wh ;ho wlooph cogh, WES LONG BRANCH NEWS. An mmense JLog-Al-Dan Church Servces-Sclcness. he larges log ever sawed a Jackson Browns sawmll was aken here las week by Edward Felds, whose farm les beween Eaonown and Waysde. ho log was 24 fee long/and over 2 fee n crcumference.. A new log wagon-belongng o Charles Corles of Eaonown was used o haul he log o he mll. hs was badly broken by he me he log reached he mll... Rev. Pennngon Corsqn wll hold mx all-ddymeelngl he" Mehods church.en Frday, J n he. mornngkev. JJVard. Gamble of Red Bank wll preach. n he afernoon here wll be a plaform servce, and a ngh Rev. W. P. C. Srckland wll have charge of he. servces. he proraced meengs ha are beng held by Rev. Pennngon Corson n he Mehods church are well aended and much neres s shown. here have been wo conversons hus far.... Forman Harvey los a valuable fox hound whle fox-hunng a Jerseyvlle on Monday of las.week.. he hound lef he hunng, pary and was no seen aferward Mr. und Mrs. heodore.ashmore and her j,wo sons, Charles and Warren, of Asbury Park, have been vsng Mrs. Mary Smh.. Barber George Hubn now has n connecon wh hs barberng busness he New ork daly and Sunday newspapers q,bae.. " Mss Charloe Hed, daugher of F. J. Hed of Long Branch, has Deen vsng M6s Vanne Harvey. Mrs. Wlle Dangler and son^grover of Waysde has been vsng Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mller.,..,= George Huhn has moved hs famly from Wes End o rooms n he Norwood hall buldng, Nee and Anne Sherman, daughers, of Mrs. Phebe Sherman, have he whoopng cough....mrs. Joseph Whe and her son Harry have been confned o her home wh he grp. \ Mrs. 9. L. Gbbs has been confned o her home wh sckness durng he pas week. Mss Lucrea Mapjahn of Long Branch has beenvsng Mss Eva ollman hs week, Eugene Gbbs has been confned o hs home wh a severe cold durng he pas week.. Msa Carre Ayres of urkey has been vsng her aurrmrsrmunroe~vrpooler Mss M. Arlne Sherman s vsng her aun, Mrs. M. J. Long, a Jersey Cy; Mrs. Charles E. Harvey has been confned o her home wh rheumasm. Mrs. J. Phlps of Freehold s vsng Mr. and Mrs. Arhur H. Golden. Mrs. Hughes of Bryn Mawr s vsng Mr. and Mrs. Rchard Hughes,,,. Jesse, daugher of Arhur F. Golden, was quck sck los week. Mss Ella M. Parker, who has been very sck, s mprovng. George A. Parker has had an addon bul o hs sable. heodore Parker was lad up las week wh a severe cold. -= ^ homas Carlsles Walks. homas Carlsle hasworked n Mouns carrage facory for he pas egheen years. He lves a Eaonown and walks o and fro from work. n hs way he walks abou 2,90 mles n a year. A hs rae, snce he hasworked n Red Bank, be oal dsance he has walked beween.he wo places s 89,420 mles. An ceboa Breaks hrough he ce. Alle Havlmd and Mdl Fsher won ceboang yeserday afernoon.- When oppose Fshers place he boa broke hrough he ce. Wh he asssance of Harry Leddy and Mchael aylor e boa was pulled ou of he rver. RALS FOR 8ALE.,000 exra flue, largo chesnu rals, poned, for ale. w. A. Wallng, Phalanx. WHEELWRGH. SHOP. be frends of Squre. V. fnlffen wll. flnd hm a hs old busness n Walshs bulldlgon s lecnnldsree, ed Bank, N. J., where he does all knds or Wagon Work! New HSrm Wafrons, Harrows, Cars. Wheelbarrows, d" ma 2f? er>bdl ^obw? B o au Wnd * neal JAMB8 WALSH, Propreor. A VRGNAN ah&suffered^ws ; lamebaefor85yeark B4 rbd". everyhng, recommended, and. SEA WAX wab he only hn^ ha gave hm relef. He prases-, Sea Wax o he skes bu a word. - o le wae s suffcen. 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Bakng powders sold eher whole-. sale or real a a lower prce han he ROAL are almos nvarably, made wh alum and dangerous o healh, and herefore should be avoded under all crcumsances. ". V *«? noal DAKNQ POWDER 00., 00 WALL S., NEW-OflK. NOW S HE ME o examne no llc dfferen makes of bcycles and selec your moun for 96. hs s a grea yenr for new makes, and s well o hnk wce before buyng somehng you know nohngsbo. HE S EARNS BCCLE la no one of ha order. lns been red and never found wanng, For hs season hey arc furher advanced.han ever. Mm Models Now Heady. H. D.CURS, Agen, 2 Broad Sroofc,, Rod Bank.