The Monmouth Inquirer from Freehold, New Jersey • 1

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LXXIII: NO. 49. Mr. Harrison reolied th Another Road Meeting. Monmouth County Courts.

was tried before the Court and jade- derwear and one watch ebain all of inent reserved. This suit was bronght tbe value of $10, at Long Branch, on work on that road had been stopped by Sexton to recover tbe earn of ss, Aug. Slst, tne property of AdeUa LOCAL ITEMS. The First National Bank bonding is being repainted. Wesley Stillwell.

Phil. DeRoehe wae neeanee or an irregularity OI tha foi damages done to his road-wagon petition. BEFORE JUDGES COSOVKB, MORRIS by an accident which was caused by ASD HIGOIS3. Another road meeting was held at tbe Ceurt House, Freehold, Saturday afternoon, at which there were about 100 farmers present. Tbe meeting waa called to order by John A.

Githens, of Asbury Park, who rave a short history of the move rretudent arrougne, of the Stat Board of Agriculture, said be eav Mr. Owens preeeut. tbe Pioneer atona George Kempf, the appellant, on August lath last near Branch port. The appellee stated thatjbe was out rid road builder of Essex county and he ing In bis road-wagon on Aug. letn wouiu line vo near irom him.

air. J. Owens sooke at bmirth rd last, and that whi'e coming down jo Butler. She was sentenced to three months in the County jail and until costs are paid. Wed.

Dec. 20th- Tbe following is a list of the appeal eases which went off for the term, vix: Number 7, of Ella Applegate vs George Linzemey-er Jr. No. 35, of Edward Fairy vs Stewart i Baker, Number 85, of James M. Walling vs Sarah E.

Wagner. Number 87. of John H. Farry vs H. like Receiver Number 44, of David Warne vs James H.

Hendrickson; Number 62, of Tbos. A. line Avenue and that when about wm the roads ia Essex connty, also those ment. An informal discussion took place as to the necessity of stone roads in and W. Wilson are ill with la Grippe.

J. W. Errickson is building a barn on tbe rear part of his lot. Monday being Christina tbe banks will be eloaed and also tbe Poet Office from 11 A. to 6 P.

jt, when it will be open one hoar. Fish dealer James Morpby is erect-ing a store on his lot. Following is the list of letters remaining unclaimed in the Freehold THursday, Dee. 14th. Motion was made by El W.

Arrow-smith, to have tbe judgment of non suit in the Appeal ease, No. 57, of Wesley B. Stout vs Bradley Currier Company struek out and tbe vase be reinstated. The court set Dec. 21st for a hearing.

No response was made in tbe Ap-. eal case. No. 46, of John West vs ohn N. Sickles which was set down in vaaeaenusetta lie said there wae two important questions to be an- feet from the corner of Joline and Seventh Avenne, the appellant came around tbe corner with a wheel barrow filled with dirt and upon dump wu.

AUV UfBf, WOUB. Tf UAfc 111 LiJCT cost and tbe second will they this county. Mr. Daniel P. VanDorn, of Free-h old, wanted to know the probably cost of tbe stone per ear-load delivered at tbe stations, and tbe probable cost of cartage by wagons.

ing the same in the ditch, scared tbe borse and made It run away throwing pay. Teliord road is the best, but a macadam road may do yon just as well I have built a telford road on Post Office for the week ending to Morton vs Kobert G. Thompson, No. him and a boy out, rendering him for trial to-day. 77 of Carrie E.

Conover vs. Edward which there have not been a cent for nneonscions and smashing up the The Appeal case, rio. 84, oi Unas. Farry, and No; 103, of; Francis Leak repairs spent ia 8 or years. Mae- C.

VanNote vs William Lewis was wagon. The appellant claimed tnat set down for trial on Dec 21st. vs ratricK Aangiin. In the appeal ease No. 67.

of Elmer Upon motion of the Cir adam roads are expensive to keep ia good repair. He then gave tbe cost of the roads in Essex, Darlington and other counties. The eoet of ex J. Willett vs Andrew Wilson, motion cuit Court case No. 4, of Henry Isaacson vs Caroline H.

Femberton went off for the term. The appeal in the Appeal case No. was made by C. H. Ivins, attorney of Wilson, that with the consent of counsel of Willett, be would like to swear one witness by tha name of cavation of roads or stone was about 80 cents per yard.

He believed in using the rery best stone obtainable and believed in extensive tbe accident occurred through tne carelessness of the appellee and that he was not to blame for what happened. Mr. Van note, of the firm of Patterson Vannote, represented the appellant and W. S. B.

Parker the appellee. A rule to show cause why the writ of attachment should not be set aside ia tbe case of George W. Kipp vs Wood and Lumber was granted, returnable December 06, of tbe Monmouth Park Associa day: E. A. Clark, Mrs.

MaryDeuiing, Miss Nellie Kierman, Kiss tu J. Seboonover, T. H. Sickles, Edmund Smith, Maria Smith, H. Thompson.

Mr. Chas. Miller and wife, who have been visiting bis mother at Bine Ball, have returned to Yellowstone Park. A reduction in wages and a more economical management has been inaugurated by President Roberts in the Pennsylvania Railroad owing to the business depression. Alterations are being' made to Rothschild Co's.

ironing room so as to accommodate more ironers. Chapman, who wanted to go south tion vs Patrick Coleman, who sues Mr. A- H. Aioms. of lend ola, aid the contractor was the proper one to look after that matter.

He was in favor of improving the county roads either by using stone or graveL He said even if Monmouth county waa bonded for one million dollars for road improvements it would not advance the tax rate to any great amount. He spoke of the difficulty of driving over oar roads and urged the importance of hastening some definite action. He severely censured the Board of Freeholders for their action in not allowing the public to be heard on the subject. Mr. G.

B. Conover said he would like to have Mr. VanDorn questions answered before proceeding further. was dismissed. Air.

Githens said the cost of repairs Jas. H.White was sentenced to where be resided and -probably would not return. The motion was granted and after the evidence of the witness was taken the case was put off for the term. pav a fine of $14 to the overseer of to the road depended on tbe amount of travel the condition of tbe ground the noor of the township of Neptnne foundation. 28th.

and costs and to stand committed Mr. Owens. In answer to a Question Tbe application of John B. Hank- JNo response was given to tbe ap inson for a wholesale license for the peal cases no. 7U, oi 11.

liose Hon vsThe National Wall Paper Co. and said the repairs in Essex county, in agricultural districts, was about $159 store formerly occupied by the No. 71, of H. Rose Son vs Neeld per mine. late Charles Clark, as a cigar store, was laid over until Deo.

29th. Postmaster Rosell has placed sash over tbe boxes in the Free Cleeland when called for trial. Mr. Thomas E. Morris said be was The appeal ease No.

61. of Henry not in favor of stone roads and sooke The appeal eases number 53 and 54 until paid. Ann Jeffrey was sentenced to pay a fine of $14 to the overseer of the poor of the township of Neptune and costs and to stand committed until paid. Malinda Jones charged with keeping a disorderly bouse at Asbury Park was sentenced to pay a fine of $50 without costs and stand committed until paid. so as to get at tne probable expense of the proposed improvement.

enthusiastic of gravel roada He hold Post Office to keep out the drart occasioned by the constant opening of the front door. Hyer et als vs Hannah Poling, was postponed until the First Thursday in Jan. of Edward Taber vs William Megill and of William Laird vs William Megill. were tried before the court and said these persons do not cite instances parallel to Monmouth coun roetmaeter li. Harrison, or Asbury Park, a civil engineer who bas The anneal ease No.

105. of Cath Judgment reserved. These suits were had considerable experience in road ty. In the counties mentioned the erine MeCabe vs Rebecca Lewis, by building, said these questions were generally left to the contractor. roads au lead to cities having large populations.

Stone roads are unpleasant to ride over and it had been consent was postponed until Dee. 28th. There were so many things to tate brought to recover damages ior trespass, made by Taber and Laird during gunning season of last year, on the property of William Megill, near Farmingdale. It seems in this case In tbe appeal case No. 43, of Geo.

in consideration. In the first place Mr. M. M. Davidson advertises all hischildrens1 suits at just half rice at hif unloading sale, 45 East ain street, Freehold.

He changes his advertisement this week. Miss Emelie J. Marcellas, of the guest of Mies Florence L. Borden, on Sunday. Charles E.

Bennett, better known by the nama, of "Bung" Bennett, R. Lord vs Edward Kemp, which tbe person who owned the quarry vi Wm. H. Pearce was sentenced to pay a fine of $50 and costs and stand committed until paid. John Brown (alias John the Baptist; (colored) was sentenced to 60 days in the county jail and costs and to stand committed until paid.

his i penance when visiting sections where there were stone roads they had more bad horses. What we want is a pleasure road and that eould only bad to be paid ana De prererr- that Taber andLAlrd while out gun ning started to cross over the farm ea to do it by contract. At least one- was tried on Dec. 19th, judgment was given in favor of Kemp for the sum of $195.35 and costs on appeal. of Megill for the purpose of hunting be wnere tnerti was a real good gravel third of the eostof the stone delivered would go into the treasury of the In the appeal case No.

53, of Jbd- road. Mr. Morris' remarks were ap- game. When Mr. fliegiu saw tnem, Chas.

Brooks (alias dude) was sen ward Taber vs Wm. MegilL which plauded. railroad lor ireight. Then there was the expense of hauling the stone to tenced to 60 days in the connty jail and to stand committed until paid. was tried on Dec- 18th, judgment Mr.

josian uazby, of near Allen- he at Once noticed tneni not to gun on his property and ordered them to get off. They did not go off but kept the places where it was needed. He was given in favor of Megill for the Bloomn eld Drum was sentenced to sum of six cents damages for trespass and costs below which amount baa built roads and carted stone three miles from the railroad siding pay a fine of 10 and costs and stand committed until paid. on bunting and shot some quau, ior which damages are asked. Taber and Laird claimed that they offered was found drowned in the Shrewsbury river, at the foot of Grand Long Branch last Monday morning.

Andrew G. Applegate has been elected a member of the Republican General Committee of Queens I. The Long Branch Pier Company has been incorporated for the pur tor 63.500 Per mile, but tbe road was town, spoke in favor of gravel roads when properly made and instaneed a road in Burlington County of that kind and be was informed that an -applicationhad already been made to make it a stone road and a portion of it bad already been made. Mr. ed to $434.

Friday. Dec. 15tb. The appeal to pay Mgill for the damages which In the appeal case No. 54, of Wm.

only nine feet width and seven or case No. 94, of Roland E. Shafto vs Lairdivs Win. Megill, which was tried eight inches in depth, in nuriing- be claimed, but that he would not Gilbert P. Weeden, upon motion of ton eonnty he had built stone roads accept anything.

Mr. Vannote, of on Dec. 18th, judgment was given counsel went off for the Buzby thought the should be the firm of Patterson Vannote, rep- ten feet in width ror per nine, The application Of Harry W. Brice in favor of Megill for tbe sum of six cents damages for tresijass costs be and this included places through vil changed to include gravel also. pose of building and operating a pier restnted tbe appellant and Aaron t.

for a renewal of his wholesale license Mr. Forman Taylor spoke in favor low, which amount to 4 97 and costs Johnston, the appellee. at Long Branch, was granted; fee lages where they were built in places twenty feet in width. He said the on appeal, Tuesday. Xec.

-latn. ine appeal tiSO. of gravel roada There was plenty ot material and be believed in a good. Motion was made by lut-judge The auoeai case no. oi oaxiou treasurer of Chester township Bur lington county, had told him that af T.

Rloodcrood vs T. Franklin cases number 45, 51, and 90, of the Lewis Manufacturing company vs The Great American Confectionery Conioanv.Wm. H. Carter vs Baldwin Walling that a day be fixed for a hearing in the case of tbe license of straight road from Freehold to Asbury Park and not by the way of was commenced and partly tried be ter expending $40,000 in stone roads the tax was no more than it was be Joseph Conover of Kevport, who armingdale. Mr.

Taylor spoke ol hotel and pavilion on the property of Thos. Craig, at Long Branch, Mr. Craig is one of the promoters of the scheme. The other incorporators are John M. Rulon, John Camlnade and Thompson G.

Earle, of Trenton, and Uriah Herrinann and Louis B. Sohram, of New York City. The captial stock is paid in ST. PETER'S CHURCH. fore the court when it was shown by was ordered by the court to pay the the shore market as a poor one and and Osborn, and of the Asbury Park the counsel of the appellant that the fore and he expected to lower it next year.

In the latter township the his remarks were concurred in by balance of his license lee or tne n- Electric Light Be ower -company ys state of demand did not set forth all Wm. U. Guhek. Mr. Taylor said he that the appellee claimed.

If was cens would be revoked, The first Thursday of Jan. was fixed by the believed in free roads and the turn road cost them per mile several years ago. The reason was the increased valuation pays tbe extra shown bv the appellee that through The Page Bolting company were announced settled. The appeal case number 22, of Howard N. Ashman vs Win.

Stout court for such hearing. the damage done to nis wagos, ne was unable to use it in June and amount of tax. pike company he was superintendant of would be willing to sell out for fiftv cents on the dollar. Leopold Cohen plead guilty to a On Dav there will be waiver of indictment Icharging him and number of R. T.

and W. B. that he lost at that time about Since the roads were built in township the business places Divine Service, Sermon and Holy with stealing a number of sheaves of Hon. Aaron E. Johnston spoke in Stout vs Weed by consent of fnr which he claimed judgment, but nnminnnion.

at 10 80A. M. stalks out of the field of Chas. Ap along it bad greatly prospered, and counsel went off for the term. which was not set up in the state of favor of good stone roada He thought the farmers had been doing Thfl Offerinsr will be in aid of the plegate.

of the value of $5 in Free tbe trade thawent to Camden bas been diverted'to their own stores. 'Fund for the widows and orphans demand. The court set Dec. 22nd for the da in which to continue the hold township on Nov. 28th.

Sen The appeal casenumber 26, of Catherine Hanratty vs Gowdy Pitcher ddod an affidavit being presented to Even the bicycle men in this town without any conveniences long enough and thought Mr. Forman -Taylor advanced one of the best ar fence was suspended until the First case and for the purpose of giving of Clergy deceased in the Diocese. The Christmas Festival of the Sun-Aav School will beheld onHoly Inno ship asked to be taxed. Tbe road tbe courtstating that the appellant Thursday Jan. the appellee sufficient time to amend Geo.

Cox plead guilty to a waiver assessment bad been cut down and hia state or demand, mis sun was cents' Day, Thursday December 28th, bey did not have to raise one half was sick, in oed and unaoie to attend and upon the grounds that she pay the costs went off for the term. brought to recover the sum of $50 for rin.niac-ps done to the carriage of the what they did to keep tbem in re at 7 P. at. BAPTIST CHURCH. pair.

He said that about $432,000 had The anoellants not appearing in appellee by the team of the appellant running into it on. May 30th of indictment charging him with breaking and entering the dwelling house of Paul Brunning in Middle-town township On Dec. 15th and' stealing therefrom a clock, of the value of $125. He was remanded for sentence later. been spent in road improvements the appeal case number 24,.

of R. W. B. Stout vs Chas. R.

James. Rommam next Sunday evening will guments that could be used against gravel roads when he said his turnpike company was willing to sell out for fifty cents on the dollar. Gravel turnpikes were and always would be a failure. He urged the -farmers not to let this opportunity pass without making application for" their share of the road improvement money. President Burroughs, of the State 1892.

the dav or the nremens' paraae in Monmouth county and asfcea what have we got for it. He then motion was made by counsel of the be appropriate to the Christmas Eve. Th iwcred oratorio "Sou of David," n.r, Atlantic mgnianas. nevius ouu sDoke in detail of tne application of appellee that judgment below be af Wilson represented the Appellant will be rendered by a chorus of 80 firmed in favor of James and the ap and J. E.

FoBter. the appellee. tbe road improvement act to this county and said the amount 'should vrtiftAS The rule tohow cause why a new peal dismissed, which was granted. No response was given to the ap be increased from $75,000 to $300,000 Th Rnridav School Entertainment Obituary. Oatharine Hammond." died at the this Winter, or each county would and distribution of Christmas gifts trial should not be granted in the Circuit Court case No.

Eliza Gibson vs Russel G. Andrew et al re Board of Agri're, spoke to them as a farmer to fanners -without any selfish will be held on Friday evening Dec. residence of her brother William interests, toid nowlstone roads bad Hammond, near liiacKs muis, on aikU) iuo cuoici. T.vdia M. Combs, has' been elected benefitted the farmers in bis county.

Saturday, December 16th, aged 4 tie said in his own ease be would manaeer of the "Womans Baptist turnable to day came up lor arguments Prosecutor Ivins opened argument for the defense by stating that Ahe main grounds for a new trial is that the judgment of $300 giv years and six montna ine lunerai was held on Tuesday at the Perrine- have been willing to be taxed 20 per Training School for Christian Work am in Philadelphia. cent instead of 10 to have stone roads ville church, Rev. Mr. Symmes, of Tennent offiiciating. by his farm.

He showed how lie ThnnhnrRh nraver meeting will be peal case number 19, of Chas. W. Fuller vs Chas. A. VanBrunt, when called for trial.

The anneal case number 75, of Chas. Pitt vs John H. Cook and number 106, of Willoughby vs Fowler were postponed until the first Thursday in Jan. The appeal case number 13, of Geo. R.

Lord Executor vs H. W. Naftal was tried before the court and judgment reserved. This suit was brought torecover.the sum of $29,65 for shoes bought by the appellant for his children at the store of beld in the chapel at 3.45 P. Fri en by the jury in this case uec.

etn the day of trial, was excessive and WU1U sSkW HUMU VUV 1MM1 0 Elizabeth Williams, housekeeper much to market on the stone road. day. unwarranted oy tne eviaence pro Mr. Githens said the eastern part have to take its pro rata share as there were applications in from ten conn ties lor the money. There is now $700,000 in our State Treasury and it could not be spent to better advantage than on road improve ment.

He gave Gov. Abbett credit for tbe good Work be did in having corporations taxed, and he spoke of the peculiar benefits derived from the railroads by having good roada He said that if Monmouth county was bonded for $150,000 we eould have one hundred miles of stone roads and the burden would be so light on the tax payers they would scarcely feel it. He was in favor of bonding, as the improvement was permanent, posterity should help to bear the burden of its cost. He dis complainant ana put of the county was bound to have good LPBESBYTERIAJS fJHUBUH. 4 Thut the whole for Mrs.

Malvm B. Shurtz, died on Sunday aged about 65 years. Deceased came from the South with Mr. and Mrs. Shurtz.

Her funeral will take place Friday at the house At the Presbyterian church there Rm0untof damages proven was $6. roads and if the western part did (not it would be a cause of division of the eounty. We along the shore, he will be a special musical program -He recited several cases tending next Sunday, morning and evening, the case showing that the and interment will propaoiy tane place at Baltimore. continued, are in lavor of good roads and we will have them. appropriate to tne unriswias seasou.

court had a rgnt to Bet aside tne Miss Emma Pilat, the well-known jndgment and grant a new trial. Mr. the appellees at Asbury Park. The appellees claimed that the appellant came to their store when they first Mrs. A.

W. Caldwell, wire oi tne Mr. Githens moved that the next Violinist, will assist mine insirumen- Anoleeate, of the firm, of Applegate meeting be held at Eatontown under went into business about six years tal music. Mr. Chas.

W. Reeves, oi Hope, made a short argument de- late Thomas Caldwell, oi isriage-berougb, N. died at the residence of E. S. Gulick, on Broad street, of tbe auspices or or Trade ox ago and told them that he would the Harlem Glee Ulub, win nu tne nying the facts as stated by the de- if A.

mk. ylVtni Will Oli I -J i 1 l. A-l LI it will aid Long which was carried. like to rnn an account wuu uieuiauu position of tenor. The choir fense and stated that he thought the He also made a motion that a com- that he sent his children to the store fn tha Hnnrin.v School Christmas ser- laGrip, aged 58 years, ine ionerat will be held on Friday, 8.15 A.

it, at verdict a iust and nominal one and played a map of the proposed roads andsooke of the duty of tbe Free for shoes and to get their shoes re- vine in the morning, at 11 o'clock and mittee of five be asked to wait on the Board Freeholders and request left it with the court for its decis- holders to declare the connty roada naired. for which they claim luug the house and tne interment wm iw place at Bridgeborough. He proposed ninety miles of roads ment The defense was that under tbem to ascertain the approximate cost of constructing stone roads of a MntfnAY. Dec. 18th.

The appeal with Freehold as the center and said the will of Mrs. Geo. R. Lord, it would in the Christmas service of song in the evening, at 7.30. Themorning offering will be for the Childrens' Aid Society of New fork and in the Avening for the destitute poor of our (use number 40.

of Georee F. Marsden desirable width, per mile. that each township would then get be impossible for the appellees to.or vs Charles P. Irwin, upon payment nf nontn was -postponed until Deo. Mr.

Gitnens said the engineers who some benefit from the improvements. tain lodgment. Counsel for appel He then answered Mr. Vandorn in had spoken to day were all reputable own All strangers 29th. The appeal case number 85, of lant also made motion ior a non suit upon the above grounds.

The court detail as to the cost of the stone de men, put mere was a aespoeiton not Elizabeth H. Irwin, wire oi juevi w. Irwin, died at her home in Blue Ball, on Monday, December 18th. Mrs. Irwin was born July SI, 1828, not far from where her last days were lived.

She was one of eight daughters of Judge Andrew Simpson. In 1849 she was married to Abraham Havens, Jr. Two sons and a daughter, Edgar D. cordially welcomed, to both services. James F.

Jienoe vs wmiievvaitearse denied the motion and granted an wan aian nostnoned until JJec. aatn. livered at Freehold and also said the repairs would not cost $50 a mile for to neiieve mem ana perhaps it wouia be better if the estimate came from an official 1 i exception. John Hawkins represent- 1 -n Assaulted a Little Girl. in tne appeal case numoer oo, ut tbe nrst nve years.

In answer to Mr. W. H. Reid. Mr.

Wm. H. Thompson vs the Merchants Hon. D. D.

Denise in seconding ed the appeiipnt ana r. mwer mott, the appellees. A dastardly attempt was made to 14tlA Vnonnna vlnnchtpr nf Retail Commercial Agency, the ap- the motion, said be came to the meet- The anneal case nomoer uui vreu. John B. Hanktnson, Monday night, pellant not appearing counsel forthe have the R.

Lord vs Edward Hemp was tried lllg W7. UUWUHI.IUII U- Havens, josepn w. navens ana Louisa Sands surviye her. October 12, 1882, she was married to Levi G. Ir- Harrison replied that the stone used were almost cubes 4 inches in size up to If inches on the surface and that the stone dust was placed unnellee made a motion to iiAur Monument i-arn.

ine uiu it folly to thinK the engineers pres hpforothe court and Judgment re ti u-hn a about 11 years old. was ent did not anow wnat they were HAP I1IA WaB OUr J1 IlIUUUHO. snrved. This suit was brought tore- Iudgnient below affirmed in favor of 'he Merchants Retail Commercial Agencv and the appeal dismissed, sunt, down town on an errand about talking about. If it can be shown on top of roads were for busi cover the sum of $177 upon a note dated Sept.

5tb, 1892,: payable five ness, not ior lancy uriviug especially. that it is to tbe advantage oi ine farmer to have stone roada I am wtiinn crrantea. 7 o'clock. Upon returning as she got in the hollow at Monument Park, rtiK.nr Oninn. aged 17 years, who generosity; tenderly considerate of her neighbors' good she bas passed hence lamented by a wide community.

At the time of her death she was a member'of the Freehold Baptist Church Into the fellowship of which The appeal cases nnmDer oo, do ana months after date thereoi, ana endorsed bv iorden B. Lord and Wes willing to pay 25 per cent rather than np'eacg drchara. overtook 81 of Mary A. DePeyster Thonuls do without tbem. His remarks were lev B.Utout, which was given by He said tbe best roads be had ever built was 7 inches on sand and there bad been no repairs on it for three years.

If the ground was clay or springy, not lees than inches and probably 10 or 13 inches in depth Johnson, Mary A. DePeyster ys John Carroll nf Marianna DePeyster Lord to Kemp in exchange for cattle her and attempted to ieioniousiy sault her. He threw her down, but wo frio-htened away by i her cries she was baptized uctoDer bu, io. a Annie Covne. upon consent-of bought at an auction saie.

ne ap-nellant claimed that the cattle was applauded. Chairman Forman said that the names of the committee to wait oa the Freeholders would be announced in the papers. Her membership has not oeen con counsel, were, postponed nntu xiea. 1 nnm one coming along the should be built. In certain conai sick ana not in me euumuuu no rep OQi A warrant has been issued resented at the time he nought tionsbe thought macadam pavement was good, but he recommended tbe Tha anneal ease nam per 09.

oi It wasdara when tne meeting aa- tinuous, however. During nr ule she united with churches in Trenton and Howell. Funeral services will be conducted to-day (Thursday) at 10 o'clock, at her late home, proceed thnm. Rebuttal testimony snowed Mehetable DeSotolongo vs Edmund H. murk and number 100, of Mehet- for bis arrest.

First Presentation in Freehold, that the cattle were not as represented in anyway. John Hawkins repre TieSotolongo E. H. Jones Mr. or man nas namea jonn a.

Githens.of Asbury Park; Hon. D. D. teliord road, as it wouia noia xne moisture better and prevent, chipping off. In answer to Mr.

Hal Allaire he ing on the X.1V p. train Teu It i. believed by-many that to get SKSrgSK vs sented Lord and Frederick Hope Deniaa. ot Freehold: Hon. A.

ton. Interment in tne mverview Of new goods yoo must go tnecity, aiso, th -eai cage number 88, HowellJDaniel Edwards, fnr tniv aiwavsi. 1 T.i ti x. Cemetery. represented Kemp.

The trial of Benj. Leet charged with atoalinff one horse collar, of th said the Shark river road was a tel i ford road with macadam on sides. of Long 15 ranch and Hal Allaire, to to unw f-j I jsawara arry vs uuu make thebr appearance In the loenwes appellant not appearing, motion nt society. Bat for once this order of th coun8ei 01 the ap- reouest the reeholders to ascertain. It cost $30,000, but bad never been value of $2.50 on February 15th, in Atlantic township, the property of Th three-year old daughter of decently repaired.

The cost of 1 1.1.J I. 41.. the approximate tost of building stone roads in Monmouth oanty. John C. Van Mater, was postponed James De Witt, who lives on the road things isreversed and "The wnies that the Jadgment; below be in Fairy Land" will be presented i lor fflrmed in favor ot Patterson and the first time to any andience, either nDeai dismissed: which was nnfil IW After five years' pastorate of the Arthur Smock waived Indictment in eitv or country at the jsreenoia nta.

spnoaiiug wH uaiuueu hi iu -mate of repairs. The reason the road was so uneven at Avon, the contractors went over a marsh in which he eould not touch solid ground with a 15 feet stick. nlnarl orniltv to committing West Grove Methodist church, Rev. C. B.

Fisher has resigned to accept a call from the Methodist church at hmiK hatter? on Henry John Opera House, Friday ening, Deo. The appellant not appearing in the 22d. 7.30 P. M. don't wish It to be appeal case number 9.

of Johanna nnderstood that no Ple8Jn.0Vit! Hertx vi James Layton. motion wm leading from west long orancn iw Eatontown, near Fair Oaks sawmill, Ilea in a precarious condition. While the mother was at work in the kitchen a few days ago, the child upset a pan of grease upon herself. Since the accident the child's sufferings hv hPMi most intense. Now lockjaw An in Shrewsbury township on Dec.

16th. He was sentenced to pay a fine nf iiof and costs and to stand com- Mr. T. Fornian Taylor, Colts Neck, said he understood the law bad been declared unconstitutional and work on the road from Shark nita A nntil nald. Magnolia, DeL His eaooexsor is Eev.

Mr. Bee ford, who leaves the I "soli a church to oonte to Vest Crcve. During Mr. Fisher's pastor ts church bas increased In nc" I and a new edee tal 1 1 I i. Clark nlead ffullty to an M.nA many other large city congrega-1 which was granted.

has developed and it is only a ques river to Matawan had been stopped tnilintimnnt charging her with the tion of time wnen aeata wiu reuew 'tlons have taken it up quickly. I ThA appeal case number 88, of Freehold has been fortunate in I Kempf ys John G. Sexton by an Injunction, larceny of one yalise. filled with nn- the little sufferer. Jr curing it ww.