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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-11-14

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions OF youth. nervous weakness. ear
~ decay. loss OF manhood. &c. I will send a
recipe that will cure you. FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by mis-
siOuary in South America. Send self-address-
cd envelope u the REV. J05. z. IS.f2S, Station
ID. New York City.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-11-14
CLOTHING ! CLOTHING ,

One of the best assorted aud largest stocks OF
Cassimeres and Suitings can be Geen at Beach
lev's in H rgerstown. His prices are low and his
tailor is second TO noue in the city
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-11-14

THE REGISTER OFFICE is aow pre-
pared to do JOB cork Of ecery DESCRIPTION,
letter heads, note-heads bill heads put up
in table, .form), earetopes, cards, dodgers,
posters, Sc, printed neatly and cheopty.
Cal and see samples and learn prices:
Mr. j. s. Fleming is oar authorized agent
TO solicit subscriptions.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-11-14
FSTLER HorEL-B. f. GRAVES, PRor
MariinsburS business Locals
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The only ENTIRELY NEW stock of Fash
ionable Clothing 10 be found in the city. We
are cffering some unusual bargains, especially
in Ovrrcoats and Suitings.
DAYLIGHT CLOTHING HOUSE,
Queen st., MartiDsburg.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-11-14
READ THIS

II you want Carpets, Oil Cloths. Mating.
Looking Glasses, Lace Curtains, &c. go 10
Beachley's and see the beet stock in Hagerstown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-11-14

BEACHLEY. THE LIVE MERCHANT
of Hagerstown, buys goods in large lots for the
cash, consequently he cannot be uudersold. Go
and see
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-11-14

All Bo>h.-We learn that many Of .he
colored people are very much troubled by
the fear that they will be put back into
slavery by the election OF Cleveland and
Hendricks. This nonsense was nStilled
into them by the teachings of false teach
ers and falSer friends, for political pur-
poses. \ moments thought ought to
show them the folly of such belief. No
one wants slavery back again, and lie
could not get it if he did want it. Who
would have the negro now? How can he
be rcmanded to slavery? His freedom is
rs secure us the government under which
he lives. The negro will find now, as he
has always done when lie really needed
help, that the Democrats are his best
friends, and will protect him in all his
rights under the laws of the country.
\ way, then, with false teachings and
false friends.
ArresIed.-Chief Detective L. +.
Grammar and Detective John Lloyd, of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad service,
arrested in ,Martin>burg, OH Saturday,
VIM. ii. Waltengen, charged with forg-
Ing tire name of Master of Transportation
Clements. The act is alleged to have
Deeh commute" III hcht"cN! ana Kansas
II, orueF 10 oo'',n r''iro'' passes Ills
plan is said TO have been 10 represent
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-11-14

We have the finest selection OF Gents Fur
nishng Goods, Hats, Caps, &c, ever offered foI
sale in Mnrtinsburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19
BROOKLYN.

Mayor Low will resume his official duties to-day
after absence Of ten days.
Frederic Olsen, age thlrty-ive, of No POI Tween
teth-st., fell overheard yesterday from the lighter
Gem. of which he was mate, at the foot of
FOrtieth-st., and was drowned.
arrears of taxes and water rates IN the first seven
teen wards of the city, and find that 81 $50 G9J so
is due upon 12.2O8 parcels of property.
Judge Clement refused yesterday to confirm
referees report i'll favor of the divorce Of Mrs.
Mary Well from Solomon We'll, on the ground Of
insufficient evidence. Judge Pratt granted an
absolute divorce to Mrs. Phoebe X. Sprague from
Joseph +. Sprague.
The death certificate Of Mrs Julia Mitchell
coOred of No. 1913 Prospect place gives her age as
10Y years. Her funeral took place yesterday from
the Canton Street Baptist Church. She was born
at Wilmington. n. c., in l777, and died of old age.
Luigi Amerline was arrested yesterday for
threatening to kill Clarence :. Dunnlng teller of
the South Brooklyn Savings Bank, at Atlantic-ave
and ClntOn-st. The deposits of AmerIlne in the
bank were attached under Judgment for debt and
ii was the refusal of the teller to pay over tho
money that impelled Amerine to make the threats
a dirk knife found on him.
Considerable difficulty was experienced in arraign-
ing Mrs Annie l.. Halves (who possesses half n
dozen alases in the Court of Sessions Yesterday on
the charge Of marrying man whom she knew to
be already married. She was taken with hysteTla
three times in the court room, and had to DO cared
for in pr waite room. Finally she pleaded not
guilty, and was sent back TO the jail.
David Mas of No. 127 Chase-st. BROOKLYN and
William b. Bowman, of No. 1872 Eighth-aye were
arraigued at the IOmbs Police Court YESTERDAY on
complaint of Abraham POpkin, u clOakmaker at
No. 100 Divislon-st. Popkin stated that the
prisoners called at his and asked To be- shown
goods and that while Mas engaged him in conversa-
tion Bowman went into "a back room aud secreted
goods to tho value OF SIG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19
SPEEDING BOSTON BOY.

Captain "Jake" Vanderbilt speeded Boston
Boy, at Fleetwood yesterday afternoon. W. H. Wander
bilt drove into the Park with Early ROse Frederick VAN
derbt drove a bay mare; MATT" Reilly spun In with
Leander r. g. Eastman drove Captain Jack and Joe Ray
Shepherd Knapp drew the lines Charles Hogan, and
Sam Hi and Frank Work on hand with Swiyeler
The track cleared and Captain Jake" In box
wagon, and wearing I'm his buttonhOle and smile
his face. sent Boston Boy around TO warm him.
and then dropped under the wire and sgnacd 10 the
me-keepers that he ready Boston Boy settled down
work. getting to the quarerpOe In hftytwO seconds
going around the back track with long strides and going
under the wire without stop In 2:22, amid storm Of
applause. Captain Jake" looked around sereney ana
remarked that Boston Boy was pretty good horse.
The i've back from the park interesting. Captain
"Jake" got first and lost sight Of but at one
y-fth-st he waiting for the others
As the drivers got down to One-bundre fort ysev
enth-s they hung back until all abreast when they
starred in dash Early Rose took the lead and stayed
there, with young Vanderbilt hanging good second
TO eighthst, when Leander and
Mr.. Eastmans team strung OUT, and Boston Boy
who had broken badly. was lost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19
ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIpGEroRT.--The Lawn Tennis Club is to have
grounds at Highland Park this SUMMER. + ans
are in preparation for Widows Homo to be buIit
by the Protestant Widows Relief Society. The
Board of Education has organized with the follow
ing officers: President !. ). Hanover; vice presi-
dent, DR.. A. II. Abernethy secretary, f. T. Strong
committee on schools, p w. Wren, a. II. A6eTnethy
and W. b. Henicks. .Adjutant-General Couch
has Informed officers of the 4th Regiment to meet
on Tuesday to elect Colonel. Members of the
Equestrian Club have begun their usual riding for
the season.
STAMFORD.-A. X. Walsh died Friday age
seventy-four. He had been prominent IN the hard
ware business for nearly half a century. He was
the senior member of the firm of Walsh, Coulter
& Flagner He was thrown from his carriage q
few years and suffered injuries which result ed
in partial paralysis.
GRErNwICH.-Mr. R. NJ Bruce, of New-York, has
presented Christ Church with beautiful white
silk memorial altar spread npon which is embroid-
cred a gold cross. The Easter offering at the
church was S671 30 which put, the church out of
debt and leaves 5000 in the treasury. The Rev. b.
NJ. Warrington the rector, has had charge of the
parish for fOTty-fiVe years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19
THE BID LANDS Of THE VEST

Professor William B. Scott. of Princeton
College, delivered ec ire last evening at Columbia Col
leCe the subject, The Geological History of the Bad
Lands OF the West" The audience filed the large
lecture-TOOm OF the college. He said:
The fossils OF the bad lands show that
the earliest animals altogether of huge
frame, but with small brain development.
Reptiles were then IN greatest abundance. The land,
which is only covered vita sago-bsh, then the
luXurant tropical vegetation The reason for
the change the difference IN altitude in modern days
In those days that part Of the country the lOwands
along the inland Geological changes
caused the land to raise The inland drained.
and series OF inland lakes formed. As the tertiary
period drew near the land still higher, and the
whole inland drained and avast fTcshwaer lake
formed IN It's place, extending over what now com
lTses the territories OF Idaho, Wyoming Montana and
Utah. When come TO the cTetaceous
age ind change. Reptiles vanish.
and mammals begin 20 appear in their place
New species constantly appearing. In II expe
dition though it the thirteenth that had trayerscd
the ground found fossil traces OF fifteen species, all
mammals The three periods Of the tertiary age showed
marked distinctions The bad lands fertile no longer
and they never will be their only is supply
the vast grazing territory of the West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19
PLANNING an ELECTRICAL EXHIBITION
Ex.Mavor Hildreth. nresident Of the

Ex-MayOr Hldreth. president of the
Mechanics ASSOCIATION, and Dr. W, H. Raymcnton.
Mass arrived in this city yesterday They have to
the d tails OF an exhibition OF the Latest nyeL
lions and mVrOy i'm electrical science be given
uDOer the auspices Of Uneir societies in Exhibition Hall
Worcester May l and 2. Dr. RaymentOn said 20 a
TRIBUNE reporter: The committee accompanied by
number OF prominent Worcester gentlemen, ann ing
whom are ex-senator Bates and stephen Salisbury, jr.
has promised his coope ration, and his company viii
supply with all the material for extensive display
of is system electric lighting. Mr.. Edson witt also
make special exhibit. and application Of his electric
motors and will himself personally attend our exhibition.
We hope enlist the cooperation of the other companies
as desire 20 make TIE exhibition the most complete
and that has been gwen in NeWEn gland
Our time short, hut have abundant means and are
certain OF the interest and support not only Of
townspeOple, but also OF many in the surrounding
towns
The visitors spent the day in inspecting the workshops,
and stations Of the Edison Electric Light Company
New York and Newark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19
Jersey CITY.

The Rev. Adoos Allen of the ClaTemont Presby
tenan Chnrch, has resigned his pastorate TO take
effect on Nav /.
Policemen Robertson and Finley heard cries of
murder al No 49, MOTgan-st. at a. III. yesterday
and found DOmmick Reynolds, a gin-miil keeper
standing over his wife with an uplifted chair with
which he was threatening to kill her. The woman
was bleeding from severAl wounds. In the police
appearance by saying that she had fallen against a
stove and begged for the release of her husband
judge Stilsmg, the refusal of Mrs. Reynolds u
make complaint against her husband, committed
him to the peuitentiaTy for thirty days for ais
orderly conduct.
Charles Garner who said that he was lawyer,
and lived IN East Nnth-st, New York, was ar
raigned before Judge Stsing yesterday morning,
charged with drunkenness and dsOTdeTly conduct.
When he was arrested on Thursday night, be said
that he was in search Of distllery. The prisoner
had several pawn tickets.
jersey City seven per cent bonds were sold yester-
day at 10Y. Before the beginning OF the reform
movement and the election of the Republican and
Citizens candidate for Mayor, the same bondswere
quoted at 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19
MR.. COMSTOCKS BROTHER IN TROUB

Anthony Comstock appeared in the General
SESSIONS Court yesterday beside youth OF seven
teen who srraigned before Judge CowDg under an
Indictment for grand larceny The prisoner who seemed
70 feel HIS position deeply, Herbert COmsOck. the
half-brother OF Anthony ComstOck. lie born In
England. where his father lived for many years. and he
this city few years He fond ofjewelTy
and on February % obtained from Leonard ST. Clair
agent Of Thomas Morton Co, jewellers, Of No 202
Broadway gold watch valued at S55. Young COmst0cR
represented that he was student living at No. 212 East
Thirty Ourthst and that he had income Of 81 week
from an uncle He promised TO pay for the watch by IN
stamens OF 50 70 week He failed 10 pay the INSTALL.
mens and few days after obtaining the watch he pawDed
II at the Peoples Loan Company, No 1857 Third-aVe he
pleaded guilty 20 the charge against him and lie was re-
nanded for sentence His brother had an interview with
Judge COwing and an effort will be made 70 obtain Us
light sentence possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19
SPRING RACING MEETINGS.

NEW ORLEANS, April l8.-The first race at
the Jockey Club meeting tOdaya handicap year
Odds five eghths or milewas by Rico the fAyOrite
Time, Logo The Tor the consolation
by Bonnie Australian. Time 74jl2 The third race one
and Oneeigbh miles, won by Princess In l:57lg Tho
fourth race one and oncquarter miles, won By
wave O'Light. Time, 2:l2ai.
sAE FKAsCIsCO, April ls.-Ye.terday was the third
day OF the Blood Horse Association racess.
The fret race tOT twO-yearO!ds Iyeeighths Of mile
was won by bonanza In 1905
The second race, tbs Pacific Cup Handicap, two and
Onequartcr miles, WAS sOn by John A., ia ABA.
The thiTd for three year Old- and thrcscighhs
miles, by Harry Rose In 22Jil but he dis
qualified and the race was given 10 GlOiIan.
The fourth race for al aycsthrec quarters OF mile
by Premium In l:I74.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19
WHAT IL GOING ON TO-DAY.

Republican Congressional District Conventions, even
ing. . I'M. ,,..,,. TIA,
10 - 49,,
senate Committee on Cities, City Hail. 10 9. m.
phArman divorce suit supreme Court.
Downing case before Referee wickes. .
Cttzens Committee of Fifty three Room G. Mills Build
Ing p. IN. ,p,.
Animal meeting OF 9TH Regiment Veterans, hrmory
Western Anthracite Association, Gisey House, 10
q. , 49,.
New-York Metropolitan baseball game.
Lincoln Cavalry Association Knickerbocker Cottage,
p. IN. ~ o,.uu
Baseball Arbitration meeting Fifth Avenue Hotel
c-,,,, 49,
Auction sale Of boxes and seats for Soldiers Home
benefit, st. James Hot ell q p m.
Teachers Association, steinway Hail. p m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19
WHAT IS DONE BY THE NIV4L OFFICE
COLLECTOR RoBFRTsoss EXPLANATION OF The
REPORTED SAVING.

REPORTED SAVING.
In a statement published In Washington of
the transactions OF the Naval Ohce this port for the year
ended March 81 II Is said that the force that office
had during that period, corrected 1887 com
lntcd In the Office OF the Collector, which errors, II
passed unnDtieod would have caused loss Of "a 009 $50
10 the GOyem en" Collector Robertson said yester-
day:
fhe amount OF duties annually collected at this port Is
abOr. 900 900. when an entry OF merchandise Ia
made AN entry clcr6 Of the Collectors ONCE estimates
tLa amount 20 be deposited % the duties represent
alive packagcs retained for examination, and, In
addition bond ~ taken for the return Of the remainder
OF the merchandise. II required by the Collector Tho
entry Is then sent tho Naval Office for yorhoaon OF
tho estiDltcs. THIS work, which all original IN the
COLLECTORS ONCE must necessarily be done with great
pidy, especially where two dozen steamer, arrive
simultaneously Tho discovery Of errors In these esti-
Ing day ~ the Import Bureau they certainly would be by
the Hqdatlng clerks. who mako tho final Adjustment Of
duties The assertion that the entry clerks OF tho Naval
Once by the discovery ~ those efrOrs nave saved the
Government dollar IL prepOetof0us and absurd When
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT Or NEw.YORK...... FRIDAY APRIL 10. 1875


PORT Or NEwYORK........ FRIDAY, APRIL ls. 1884
APPTVE.
Denmark Br Tyson, London April O. with mdse
ana passengers to J Hurst.
oas s%SI p With mds and pascng 70 cS
state 81 Georgia (f Noodle Glasgow April and
~ days wifi mdse and passengers TO AusB Baldwin
steamer Ybarra No Span, otero Newport II days with
coal Tor S Navy vessel 70 JAG w I.well = co Ill .
onhanptou 10, with mlse and passengers TO 0eIchs CO
mdse and passengers TO Pettr Wright sons
steamer lhema GER, Harlo"a Hamburg April 2 with
mdsr and passengers to Kuuharlt g Co
steamer Orsni By Jones, Caanl March 49, Palermo q
era Gra,sn S''1 Vessel to Austin baldwin & CO.
Santiago Cotton, Ceniueg0s April o. via st JRg0
II and Nassau 10, with mdse and passengers to Jas
steamer Finance Mandel Rio Jaueiro March 90 Bahia "a
PernambucO 10 Maranham 81 Para April ami - Thomas
IL with cOlc etc, aud passengers to and Brazilian
steamer Ass tBr SAMSON m Prince March 24
Fortune Island 49, with mdse and passengers to
steam Tallahassee Fisher Savannah days With mise
Steamer ch@ond, Boaz, Newport News. with mdsc and
passengers 20 Old Dominion IS Co
Steamer Frucona Bennett Portland with mdse and pas
sengeGs IIoritio Hal.
IN ballast
sUNsET-wna at SANDY Hooh light NNwi cloudy. At
Cisy Island, light ~ cloudy
CLEARED
steamer Lamport G'rl Cross London Husk & Jeyons
steamer CBr Perry. Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer LANDAU City Br wcias Brstol-Arks & Doug.
Steamer Prior OPT, COatss s9sI1Dness-EanSn Eays CO.
Steamer Noodand Beg Nickels, AntwerD-Petcr Wright
Steamer Chateau LATTE FRI SENSING Bordeaux santander
FunCh, Edve & Co.
Valencia Hess Laguayra Puerto CabeO and Cur
acOa-BOultOn Bliss & Dalett.
steamer African tBr,, Donlng Baracoa-BelOn & Co
steamer NacOOchce KemptOn' Savannah W q Arm.
strong. $500. -
Steamer City % Antonio Wilder Port Royal and Fer.
pandina via Brunswick Ga-C II Mallory Co
steamer Tantaon b. Partridge, Newport News-Buncn,
Edye& co.
cleaner WOODWARD Young. BALTIMORE Krems
Steamer Conrad. Rose, Providence-E smith
SAILED
Steamers Devon for BRISTOL Creole, Wudward Islands,
City OF san Antonio, Fernandina; Tantalol, -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19

tute were largely attended. The conductors were
Professors JOhonnot and Benton.
NEwTowN.-Mrs De Peyster. OF New York' ca .
daughter of William Moore, has presented 70 oe
Jamess Church An altar table as memorial OF her
father The front bears the inscription ms 81, is
In Remembrance of Me-" and the super-altar inc
words, Holy. Holy. HoyP
HgMPsTEAD.-The Meadow Brook HOUNDS Will
meet at the Martins this afternoon.
EAST JAMAICA-Jacob Hartman, the German
farm laborer who inflicted flesh wound on his
throat with an old case knife in the barn OF oscar
jackson on thursday while intoxicated, now says
that he had no intention of committing suicide.
This morning he will be arrsigned before Justice
Belts for disorderly conduct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19

Runs earn6d-BTOOkIyn o. New-Yor z
The game between the Philadelphia club and the Do
mescs OF Newark yesterday, won by the former by
q OF IA TO 8. Ferguson pitched for the pbilade
phas and Hckmsnfor the DOmestics. Fifteen hundred
people witnessed the game.
The NewYo and Metropolitan mines will play at the
Polo grounds TODAY, and the Providence League and
Brooklyn mines al Washington Park, Brooklyn.
PITTsBURG, April 1S.-'rhe DetrOits we're de-
feaed by the Aeghenys here to-day by OF II 70
CISC1SNATI, April ia game to-day between the m
cnnau Union and Altoona Union resulted IN favor OF the
former 8 TO 2.
RICHMOND Va, April 1sThe Virgiuias beat the Wash
iDgtOns here today, the score being to l.
TRENTON, y. j, April 1s.The IrOnsides OF Lancaster,
defeated to-day by the TTentons; score "a to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19
STATEN ISLAND.

CLFT0H.-Miss Marie Parmelcy was seriously
injured Yesterday while roller skating at the
American Institute in Mew-YOrk. In falling she
broke one OF her arms.
SrAPLEToN-Ihere will be an important sale Of
land On Thursday. The property which IS known
% the StapletOn fats, was formerly owned by Will
lam q. Staples, who founded the village Of Staple
ton.
II cost the tax payers of Richmond County over
$4,000 for the trials and conviction of James
GcGuiTk, alias Mulligans Ghost"
EDGgwATER.-The sale Of property for unpaid
taxes will take place to-day
KMgsCHERVILLE.-The Methodist Church prop
erty, which was abandoned a short time ago has
been sold TO j. Heightman, fOr$400. The Messrs
AndrOyetter whose mother gave the property for
church purposes only, protested against the sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19
NEWARK.

Chancellor RunyOn heard arguments yesterday
against the proposition OF Judge Green, the re-
ceiver of the North River Construction Company
for a compromise with the creditors
Forestry Day was generally observed by the
teachers and pupils of the public schools yesterday;
trees being planted in the school yards and on the
sidewalks fronting the buildings.
Mess1s Halsey Newall and Stephens have been
appointed by the insurance companies to adjust the
losses by the recent fire in the CellulOld Brush
Compauy's manufactOTy. The loss will probably
exceed the insurance by over S25, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19
sUNDRY NEw-JERsEY TOWNS.

HoBoKFN-Mayor Thinker made a personal ex-
animation of the public school buildings Yesterday,
and reported that he found them in excellent con-
dition. He said there was no foundation for the
report made by DR., Elder, of the County Health
healthy -. Policeman Delaney Yesterday morning
discovered flames in dwelling at Monroe and Ferry
cts. The nearest engine-hOuse was several blocks
away, and the policeman swOke the sleeping in
mates before informing the fremen. His action
probably saved several lives. Mrs. Hanson who
rents rooms in George Engleman's house, No. 40
BlOOmiied-st, lost her key on Thursday night, and
was obliged to knock al tho door for admission.
Engeman was angry at being disturbed. and as
sauted Mrs. Hanson. Policeman McCurdy went TO
Der assistance, and lively encounter took place.
Both men required medical attendance when the
prisoner finally locked up.
KEYPORI.-John j. Freeman and Harriet f. Hurst
have been living together. On Thursday, however,
Mrs. Freeman appeared and had the pair arrested.
The woman, who was guarded by Joseph Walling,
deputy constable at his home, because the jail s
unfit 10 receive prisoners escaped in the night by
Jumping from a secOnd-stoTy window and has not
been found.
PLAINFIELD-At the thirty eli hth annual meet
ing of the American Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany, tho following directors were elected VIII
liam III. Shotwell, thomas Worth voorhees, Van
Fleet, l.. L. Barkaew, Alfred Berry, Lewis E..
W. d. Craig, w. r. Coddington and Morgan Bird.
The officers elected were: President l.. +. Barka-
lew; vice-president William H. shotwell; secre-
W. ID. Craig and l.. +. Barkalew. Premium notes
TO the amount Of 100000 were reported liable to
Assessment
RED BANK-Police Superintendent Walllng, Of
New-YOrk. who has been i'll at HolMdel, is much
improved. IA movement has been started To
form stock company and build theatre: 1t Is
going to build two large stables this spring, es-
pecially adapted to the wants Of valuable horses.
Barney Reilly. the .well-known horseman, will
take charge Of the stables this season.
MATAwAN.-The Salvation Army is preparing TO
make another visit here IL attempted 20 hold
meetings in March, but were driven out OF town.