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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1885-02-13

Trough on Itch"
CROUCH on Itch" cures humors, eruptions
ringworm, letter, salt rheum, frosted feet
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1885-02-13
Life Preserve


Life Preserver.
If you are losing your grip on life, try
Wells Health Remover" Goes direct to
weak spots,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1885-02-13
ACase Beyond Help.

Case Beyond Help.
Dr. NJ H. Hinsdale, Kenawee, ILL.,, adviser
us of remarkable cure Of consumption. He
gays: Z" A neighbours wife was attacked with
violent lung disease, and pronounced beyond
help from quick consumption. AS last re-
sort the family was persuaded to try DR..
VIM. Halls Balsam for the Lungs. To the as
tonishment of all, by the time she had used
one half dozen bottles she was about the house
doing her own work. saw her at her worst,
and had no idea she could recover"
Pretty Women.
Ladies who would retain freshness and
vlvacity. Don't fail to try "Wells Health
Renewer.'
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1885-02-13

Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
cures dyspepsia.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1885-02-13

Fon RATS for advertising in this paper apply to the
Publisher N IL Six
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1885-02-13
Dr.. RadWaY'S Regulating Pills

For the of all disorders of the Stomach Liver.
Bowels Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases; Loss OF
Appetite, Headache Constipation COstivenes. Indi
Sestion, DyspePsia. b iousness Fever, Inflammation
Of tho Bowels Piles and all arrangements OF the In
ternal Viscera. Purely vegetable, containing no mer
curry, minerals, or deeter,ou3 drugs.
Price, 20 cents per box. Sold BY ell druggists,
ITF Sond letter stamp 10 X RAILWAY & co., Nos
32 Warren ST., Now York, for False and true;
and see that the name 'Radway" is en- what you buy.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
WHO STOLE THE DIAMONDSf

In the Jefferson Market Police Court yester-
day Detective Sergeant Hickey from the Central Oice
appeared having In charge william Thompson. age
fifteen, who accused Of being suspicious person.
BY order of Justice Ford the prisoner was reinanded
until to-day William Thompson lives with his mother
and stcpfather at No 60 6xthave the last known ad-
dress OF Truman, the gambler Mrs. Thompson, the
boys mother, did not know that her son had been ar
rested. She had recently lost diamonds worth 1000
which had been taken from under her pillow, and two
bank books had also dsappcared but she did not sus
pect her OF having taken them. Her husband ana
herself had recently had quarrel aud he went to Long
Branch He had returned however, and was at break
fast yesterday when her left the house. Mr. ThOm
suddenly quilted the table and went out, hut
whether the arrest made at his instgation, Tor the
purpose Of annoying her. Mrs Thompson would not
say She has competence settled upon her by her
former husband, a weknown printer on spruce-sL
Thompson has business.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
THE SINKING FUND COMMISSION.

The Sinking Fund Commission, which met yes
terday in Mayor GTaces Office transferred $500, 900
the credit of the City Chamberlain TO enable him
to pay the interest the city debt. The Park
Commissioners aud the Corporation Counsel asked
that rooms be rented in the Stewart Building for
their convenience. The Park Commissioners want
rooms, the rent of which would be $6,500
and the Corporation COnse asks for
rooms that would cost $ll,549. The
Controller is to report on these requests at a
future meeting He submitted q report showing
that $22s, 400 had been realized from the sale iof
unused city real estate. The board authorized the
leasing of a building in Westchester-aye, in tho
Twenty-third Ward, for the us Of the Commission
ers of Charities and Corrections bureau for
gical and medical relief.
The Metropolitan Water Company, repre-
sented by Charles Crary, asked for per-
mission to lay pipes below Fifty-ninth-st.
to be used for conducting salt water for sanitary
and fire purposes. The company proposes to store
salt water in a large elevated reservoir. The mat
ter was referred to the Controller and Chamber
loiu
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
IRE DEATH era PHTLOSOPHER.

CorrrsP0HdeHcc cHdriesf0n Ncirs and courhr
Mrs. :. A. Smelling. whose home was about SIX
miles west OF Barnwcll. died on the 2Ith ut. under
remarkable clrcum stances. LIVER since her husbands
death which occurred some years she has insisted
upon living alone. and frequently said that when she
died she wanted TO die alone Her son, Mr. Jerry SMELL
ing offered her every uducement 10 live with him In s
comfortable home without avail She lived she de-
sired alone In house ME Suelings, who went or
sent after hcr every day Last week she
told him 10 get candles for her. that they would
have 20 use them sit mp by In few days, that she
would not live long, and that she wanted TO have them
ready. They gotten and sure enough were used TO
sit mp with her corpse as she had Indicated.
She quite old. but was apparently well nt the
time of her death Day before yesterday negro living
rode up the gate just after hard rain and
wind and seeing all the doors and windows open, sus-
psced that something was wrong. He called. hut no
one answering he for Mr.. Smelling. who went and
found his mother lying upon the ned dead She was
dressed her burial clothes IL appeared that she had
everything for such OCCASION then dressed
herself ia the burial clothes which she had alrdy made
up and gone Ia the bed. placed herself on aud died.
She died aonc a. she had desired
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
BIDDING ON THE WHEELS OF TIMEy

Auctioneer Van Tassel supplanted Auctioneer
Daley at the Madison-ave. stables, yesterday AT
p. m and addressed the spectators thus: " Gentle
men, the MadisOn-avc stage snow in the last stage
of adversity lCries of hear hear.''I You will now
have chance 10 bld on the wheels of time. BRING
out the first stagcn The old vehicle at first pro-
tested against being sold guominiously into bond
age but the " relic of the dark ages was finally
brought to the fore. In black letters one could
still read "To Madison Square Garden direct y;
"Wall Street Ferry" while inside rode other
familiar legends.
what is the numberi" called out the auctioneer.
"Ihirteep."
A shudder ran through the assembly. what
am offered 7" cried the auctiOnccr No man uttered
q word. menbe of the Thirteen Club. passing
by, had heard the number called and he started on
dead run for telegraph Office and sent the fol-
lowing message to the Executive Committee
Greatest opportunity Of our lives MadisOn-aye.
stage No. l3 gong at auction. Must buy it or we
perish. How much cash on hand y
Thirteen CENTS" was the response. The faith
full member ran back TO the stables breathlcss. and
shouted: Thirteen centsV I he chain was broken,
and bidder, bolder than the rest. called out
$50" Then everybody wanted to bid against
fate, and at $l45 the stage which had pod1ed
Broadway and Madson-ave. Tor a generation went
to Mr. Crittenden, who wanted 1t for hotel tender
at Cape Vincent.
"Wko bids for the next stage?" went OIL the
tioneer, astonishing every by adding: " 1t cost
$500 only year ago; IL Is brand-new." II brought
500. Then the prices began TO drop rapidly to
$35, and even TO $22 So. The average for the day
$35 for the eighty stages and they all once cost
$iO0 EACH Jacob Sharp looked on and sighed.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
d WILLIS LAMES on TILE RISE IN TIN.

The rise in the price of pig tin has caused an
unusual interest In tho markets through tho country
plates reported forming combination to reduce
the production. Chicago markets greatly excited
the carly part OF the week This country entirely
dependent the prices OF tin in London, said ID. Wills
James OF the hrn OF Phelps Dodge Y Co. yesterday.
market in Europe. Our prices always close
to those OF tho London market, We produce
no tin here Practically there .s in markets
present and tho stocks being reduced the huctua
prices IA marked Tho latest advance Is
about thrcequarters OF cent. which Ia comparatively
little. think tho hucuation arises from speculative
causes The prices have been low and they have now
reached the other extreme. There should have been
fresh supplies before this but the blockade In tho suez
Canal has caused delay. None will probably arrive
now before July 20"
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
CAN MORE BONDS BE IssUEDi

The Dock Commissioners, under the existing
laws meet the expenses of their department by tho
use Of money raised wholly. from the issue Of
bonds. 1he new constitutional amendment limit
Corporation Counsel. prevents tho further issue of
bonds until the debt has been reduced. The Dock
Commissioners are unable TO continue the work Of
bonda they applied to the Sinking Fund Com
mission and that body voted Yesterday TO authorize
the Controller 70 issue 81, 900 900 in dock bonds.
sel it Is understood that he will refuse to do so,
aud that the question will then be
carried into the courts 70 decide whether
from the city debt, If they are not counted as
part Of the debt, there will be margin for the
Issue of $28. .0OO, 900 in bonds without exceeding
bonds are included in the debt it already exceeds
the constitutional limitation by $4,000, 600. The
rcsult Of this test will decide the fate Of
q number Of city improvements.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10

All persons who have been unable
to procure Wheat Baking Powder
from their grocers after ordering it
are respectfully requested to send
their names and addresses to Martin
Kalbheischs Sons, So Fulton Street,
New.York, who have made arrange.
ments to remedy this apparent neg.
lect and seeming Indifference to the
wants of buyers.
Retail grocers unable to secure a
supply from wholesale dealers are
also requested to communicate with
the firm above.named
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
BKOOkLYN.


The body OF the drowned boy found on "Wednesday wa.
identified yesterday by his father. sylvester smith, OF
No s72 First-ave., Ncw-lork He accidentally fell
into the East River while fishing.
The Anal agreement has been made by the Long Island
and the Atlantic Railroad Companies In regard
10 the elevated cable railroad In Atlantcayc and tho
contract for the iron work has been awarded.
Some OF the officers OF the Brooklyn City Railroad
Company and OF the Brooklyn City aud Ncwiown Rail-
road Company have gone 10 Cleveland % Inspect tho
workings OF cable system for towing street cars
John Ibotson, nlcmaker. shot himself twice In the
head at his home No. 463 Broadway, yesterday. caus
ing instant death lie had been III with malaria for some
time ana had become exceedingly respondent.
The funeral OF Levi j. North. for many years noted
circus performer attended yesterday at the house
those present members OF the Society OF Old Brook
lyntes
Charles Cassidy an inmate Of tho Sailors Snug IIar
bor on Staten Island before Justice kcnna ycster
day an a charge ofH'hbing his sister Mrs. Catherine
Flynn OF No. 10 Wa!1 orth ST. OF $1,000 In bonds aud
SlJ7 In cash.
dccsion has been handed down In the matter OF the
Little Methodist Church. at Flfh-ayc and Lighthst.
declaring lease of the property 20 the trustees OF tho
Fourth Methodist Protestant Church nll and void an
handing over the property 10 Mrs. T. y. Gardner an
evangelist, who has hai possession OI IL Iot hcy
year.
More complaints have been made against the manage
ment OF Raymond street Jail under sheriff Farley.
recently released prisoner snid yesterday that be had to
pay ten cents spoon with which 10 eat his soup.
three cents postal card i've cents for candle bVc
cents box of matches aud ten cents for basin OF
water TO wash his hands. lie could rot communicate
with any Of the attendants without feeling them Meat
covered with salt aud vile coffee we're served to the ps
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10

suNsEr-wnd &C Sandy HOOK. frcsl NV, cloudy. City
| Islana. light. SW; cloudy
Sandy Hook-ll pm Barometer esse; Thermometer. ~;
Wind g. miles; Weather cloudy.
Arrived yesterday
Bark Anna swed) Olsen AracIu May 10. with sugar to
Ssrk Guiseppi casissoIa % Tfs Ambrosana TarrasOns
srs XII Tsmero o rsSs
sugar to HI swift c.; vessel 70 master finn. %
with Vessel a. Tss; sssn., ~
DAYS with sugar 10 order; vessel % 20 master 10 '
gar 10 Perkins & Weishi vessel to master
CLEARED.
Steamer Germanie aBr,: Kepn dy lyeraoo!.n co.ti:
steamer state OF Indiana tBr) ktchie Giasgow-Austn
TTisIa Kopn Hamburg. Plymouth and Choir
steamer Apos SPAN Moran Havana and Mexican ports
Steamer sauo Dominso Kelly Grand Turk. San Domingo
Steamer Ro Grands. Lewis Lasuayra-Boulton Bss
Dallett
steamer Aeno tr,. seders Port Prince. Aux caysa
steamer saxon ,Brl wyman. San Domingo. samana via
Steamer Grip Fast r Burgess naracoaH Dpmc,s %n,.S,.
& "'"'' Co. '''''' '"'" '"''" ''''"'""
steamer mel Gaysndotte Kelley, Newport News and West
steamer Roanose Couch Norfolk City Point and Rich
:s5 Kr'n.
siP viaiIaht, Goud. Shanghai Vernon II Brown &C.
rs Ear t s KsS;IS %e T5asuass Perth SSy &
schr Ocean Home tBr, Charlton Bonavista NFJ Par.
Schr Avis (Br Mclean, st John. NB-Scammen Bros
sehr Bucco tBr) Whelpey, st John, MN Dunbar
4 Co.
schr Carlotta CBr). Read. st Johns. MP Nevius
Son.
schr Brothers (Br Gibson. Nassau NP-H Dyer & Co.
SAILED
Steamers Frisia for Hamburg; Gemanic, Lverpool Rol
land London state Of Indiana, Glasgow Alpes Havana,
&ci Raleigh Baracoa Ornoco Bermuda Nacoochee Savan
nah; Roanoke, Norfolk, &C. Amarylis, Cork.
ship McD0ugaI for Amsterdam
Bark Lo;hair for Sydney. CB.
THE MJvEMEyr5 OF srgAMEaA
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON. July 9-saed, steamer Elysa (Brl. Brown for
Halifax and Boston; Lero Br, Moore. Baltimore.
LIVERPOOL July S-saled steamer Venetian (Br). Trant
for Boston.
mann, from New York June y. Tor Bremen
for New.York.
GLASGOW July 9-Arrved steamer Lord Lansdowne (Br).
Baskh. from Baltimore June 25
sthSaled steamer Manitoban Carruhers for Phfladel
phia.
Hull. July s-saed, steamer Marengo tBr. Malet for
New-YOrk
BEl,To Juy sSAriyeds steamer Brooklyn City Br,.
ScILLY July 9-Passcd steamer Scholten (Dtch), Bak
ker from Newly York June 81 on her to Rotterdam.
Scheerbeck. from New-York June 20.
ANoY July 8-sailed steamer Glenartney lBr). sommer,
for New-York.
TEyERlFFF July 7-saed, steamer Foscos tBr). Jones
for Charleston.
HALIFAX. July 9-Arrived. French flagship La Fiore.
Admiral IacOmbe from New.fOrk.
Arrived. steamer Dorian. from New-York,
FATHER POINT July Passed n Texan. Cross,
from Bristol on her way to Quebec and Montreal,
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
NEUS From THE SUBURBS.
FORGIVENESS FOLLOWS An ELoPING COUPLE.

The particulars of the recent elopement of a
wealthy farmers daughter with one OF her fathers farm
hands leaked out yesterday. Last spring Herman Lock-
hsus who owns large aud productive farm IN North
Bergen, y. j., hired Frederick wagner good-lo"sing
work the farm. He soon became iavorc with the
family. but particularly with his employers daughter
thu young people noticed by the old folks but no
sri ,plcon was aroused that anything serious
t.nplatsd ON Monday Miss Amelia tod her father that
she had decided pay ngprom-cd visit To her uncle
I'm New-i.ots |. 1. Her trunks packed and she
started. ON TUESDAY morning the hired man did not
appear the breakfast table and hrs bed found To be
uidisturbed. N Mr.. Inckhaus "Wednesday received
letter from his brother IN NewI0ts asking what had
detained Amelia. The farmer started at for New
Lots aud his wife found In her daughters
note stating that she and Freddie had gone of 70 get
married and asking her to lot Henry setback know In
case they were forgiven When Mr. LOckhaus returned.
hs ghters relieved his anxiety that he de-
tcrmned TO forgive the young couple, and last night
Setback this city 10 inform them OF the parents
forn
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
AN ARREST CAUSED BY cnTLDs MISTAKE

George T.. Watson, of No. 81 Montgomery
ST. Jersey city, president Of the Domcstc spring Bed
Company rslgned before Justice ssway yester-
day on charge OF larceny Last March Mrs. Mary For
rest OF No 130 E-sexst bought two spring beds from
Watson on tie instamcnt plan She had paid 20 so OF
the ga due when her husband thrown out of en-
poynent and she unable 10 continue her payments
On "Wednesday she sent note to Mr.. watson stating
that her husband had secured work again ana
the the payments would he resumed. Mrs Forrest
sent the by her daughter. child VI twelve. and at
the time fy cents to buy groceries,
Watson read the note lie asked the child II she
had any nony she handed him the fifty cents. Mr.
Watson IT, supposng 10 bo nent the beds.
when the child returned hle her mother sent her back
10 get the money but Mr. Watson refused to give
Mrs Forrest said that 1t the last halfdolar that she
had Mr.. Watson released on paroc.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
ONE OF MAKARrs PICTURES oy EXHIBITION.

In the rooms of Louis X. Menger, No. 80
Dey-st, there Is exhibition one OF Hans Makarts
well known pictures representing that portion OF Act III
Scene OF the " Midsummer Nights Dream" In which
Iitan awakee to fall IN love with tho worthy Bottom,
who has literally had a head put on him by Puck. In
the Tidnids graceful form and Boon's asinine
features brought into contrast over them are the
fairies PeasbiossoD CoLrcb. Moth and MUstardseed,
while right the OF the theatrical company
In full hight, carrying their wall and moonshine with
them. The picture bought by r. o. Mattherson OF
this ty eight years ago for $1,000. After travelling
all Europe IL reached the owner last fall and hung
In his house at Fifthavc and Forty until re-
Gently removed TO Mr MeDgcrs rooms 10 be lined and
reframed. The canvas Is nine by six feet.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
~ STEAMERS DUE Ar THIS PORT
SHIPPING .VEfTy.
PORT OF NEw.YoRR ..... THURSDAY. JULY g. 1885,



ARRIVED
steamer State OF Alabama Br. Candy olasgow June 20
via ~ with mdso and 10 Austn Baldwin
Co. Arrived vt tho Bar at 30 m.
July T. with mdse TO ssnderson Son. Arrived at the Bar
mdse passengers Peter Wright sons Arrived at the
Bar at 40 m -.
Martinique 80 Dominica 3O Antigua July and st kits
With mdsc and passengers to ouerbrdge Co Arrived
steamer Antiilas tspan) Anagast Port Antonio days
with fruit TO Geo Richardson Coz vessel to pm Forwood
4 Co.
steamer Grip Fast tBr). Bdrsess Baracoa 6 days. with
fruit to II Duuiois.
Steamer Frostburg Mills Baltimore with coal to Consoi
datel Co.
stesncr Eureka Reed Now orleans days. with mdsc to
stsamer Tsiiahassee Fisher Savannah days.
Steamer Delaware wnnett Charleston days, with mdso
and passengcrst 10 W Quntard Il CO.
Steamer II h Dimock Hailott Boston, with mdse TO IL
Dimock.
narE Monrova Daggett Liberia Ieone 20,
Bark Renown (der) Rosenans, Bremen ~ days. with
and empty barrels TO ORDER vessel 10 Theo Ruger
BARK Hamnet ntap. Pedone Port do Bone 81 days.
With salt TO order, vessel TO scagor Bros !Iimitedl
Bark Anna Maria q Abundo Utah Ambrosia, Narselss DO
days. with mdse to Fnnch Edye &Co ,
Bark Luigi Rnggiero utal clento, Barcelona ~ days.
BARK Samuel Welsh (of Philadelphia Krel. Smyrna vie
Scala Nova 90 WITH corce root and emery stone to
q McAndrews vessel TO Jas Elwoll 20. o -.
BARK AIiclna tpert Msnterio Rio Janero As days. with
BARK Aida CNor, Bodtker Bahia May 23. with sugar
big Rspubc of Windsor Ns, Dulierwsl Miragoane 10
days, with iogwood to oThacKcray Coz weasel to Ber
scSr II Hisrnson. Falls Windsor, Ms. 8 days. with
plaster Tor Newburg vessel TO Browne X eene.
sohr otter lBr Ludlow. st john NB days. with lumber
ssssj Phsss Windsor with Da.
~ 70 wothsrsposn Bross vssss to p Nevius \ sA.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10

off his coat, leaped on the deck rail a1d made dive
toward the woman. He came up within icw Zee. &c.
of her and with half dozen strokes Tcachel @ nea
and swan with her to the overturned beat, wheic
he supported himself and the woman untli a neip
came. The woman was much exlausteu' pu. suvn W.
recovered under proper treatment. Whiie sue was
being cared for at the ferry slip her companion,
who had deserted her. returned. Her rescuer was
Frederick Uanan, the son OF {. ii. Dahah' in'"-
her of the Stock Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS
. LII Da;ah Cir Arthur Sullivan of Lon

Hotel Brunsrick- Sir Arthur Sullivan, OF Lon
don u Brcroort House-ticorga NJ. isoJeson. OF New
Jersey and Thomas Swnyarl, Of Hamilton, Ca9
Windsor Hoici-Ex Governor j. Gregory SMITH, oi 'ci-
mont and William II. Seward. OF Auburn, n -.
4i6eD,orLe Hoiei-James j. Hill, President of thc el
Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway COMPANY anu
Stanford Newell, of ST. Paul ..-.-.JiM Arcnae. Hoti
James +. joy. OF Detroit and General j. T. Icrrenee o
Chicago w Murray mn Hotoi-l'rofessor 4. ci.s sterrS
Hunt OF Montreal Giisry yHousc-Ex-Senator George
Rnines OF Rochester Erereu House-Dr; William H.
Pancoast of Philadelphia Victoria Hoft-francisco
A Manzanares, OF New Mexico. HoDndn house
Attorney General samuel r. Colt. OF Rhode Island.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
ALONG THE SOUND. =

BRrDGEpoRT TO make the evidence against him sure,
the six spring chickens which Charles Young stole from
G. NJ. Birmingham Tuesday night were placed In the
cell a headquarters with the prisoner, and yesterday
produced In court Young called foul play but
terlay there observed dense flight southwark OF
the insect known devils darning needle" An aged
citizen said that tho needles had eaten all the
quitocs In stratord, and were looking for pastures
fresh.
SOUTH NORwALK.-Chares Lockwood age thirty-hve
almost Instantly killed the crossing north OF
the depot on Wednesday while tagging tram
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY.-Onc death from smallpox was re-
ported yesterday, that OF Miss Moe Simmons, In Ber
den-ive.
JANAIcA-At the Hopcdall Hall crossing OF the Long
Island Railroad yesterday, Jamaica, train struck
the OF John Buck. OF Springfield killing him and
both horses.
IsIIP.-Gcorgc Sweeny while passing through the
woods late last evening shot In the back with either
q pistol OF heavy calibre or rifle The wound, 1t is
feared, will prove fatal IL Is not known who fired the
shot.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
PAssEyoERS FRIeHrEyED BYA COLLISION

The seventy-fye passengers on the Hacken-
sack OF tho HobOkcn ferry received fright yesterday
about Tho boat just leaving her slip at Bar
clsy- when the sylvan Grove slowly up the river
ami signsed the crryboat o remain In her
slip until he had passed her The signal was dsregardcd.
aud just ferry boat left her slip she came into col
iison with the excursion steamer. The Hacken.ack
hal her guards through. lust forward OF the wheel
and was damaged about $3.50. She put back into the
slip, hut when IL found that she was not seriously
injured urncecdcd on her trip.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
ROAD BOARD IN HOT WATER.

The Board OF FrcchOIdcrs OF Ncwark, y .J.,met
yesterday and exciting discussion was had relative
payments made by the county auditor 20 the Road Board
without the sanction OF the Frechoders. There was
difference OF opinion to whether the Road Board
an Independent body simply creature Of 1.-The Board
OF Frceholders which appoints Its members. Auditor
Hazard was present and said that he ad paid drafts for
several thousand dollars TO the Road Board under mis-
apprehension Frceholder Peck characterized this state
mept as untrue Tho Ioad Board Is cons Itutsd under
State law and Its duties be well performed
by a standing committee or Frechoders, efforts have
been unsuccessfully made to have abolished by the
Legislature.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
SEARCHING FOR MISSING FINES.

At meeting of the Board of Chosen Free
aSa'as Ss. decided S to vh the naes
lected by the Justices Of the peace throughout
tho COUNTY had gone: Justice Nash, OF
who has turned into the treasury any money for
justices the matter is important understood this
state Of affairs exists not only n Union County, but all
over the State and the report Of tho committee sooked
for with much interest.