The Monmouth inquirer., 1889-10-31
miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
Anthony T. WoolIey, OF the Long
Branch Banking Company, has returned
from the South,
A shark measuring eight feet and four
inches came ashore at Long Branch and
was killed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoey and Freder-
ick Hoey are al home from their Euro
pean trip.
Albert Bonner. of the New York Led
ger, is to have private track built on
his property at Sea Bright.
The Asbury Park colored people are
holding indignation meetings over the
treatment OF colored people in the
South.
William Henderson, the theatrcail
manager, died at Stockbridge, Mass,
on Sunday. The funeral will be held at
P. NJ, to-day at Long Branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Winsor cele-
brated the 50th anniversary of their
married life on Oct 10Th. af Farming
dale, n, G. Winsor, of Asbury Park, was
present.
A National Bank is to be established at
| 1CnA AdCBab l. am OSCoi ouci-
ness will begin about December 1st.
The sixty-sixth annual meeting of the
Presbyterian Synod of New Jersey began
in Educational Hall Tuesday, 21st. Over
300 of the 391 members of the Synod
were in attendance.
Ex. congressman George A. .Halsey.
of Newark, has declined the appoint
ment rendered him few days ago by
the President Of membership in the
Cherokee Commission.
Frank McDermitt has changed his
mind about attempting to be elected to
the Legislature again, and has with
drawn from the contest in favor of his
friend Charles Trefz, young brewer
with plenty of money.
Ocean county sportsmen say quail will
be scarce this season. They think many
birds were killed by the heavy rain
storms in September.
The Manalapan church Hope BandwiIl
give an art exhibition and festival in the
Lecture room OF the church, on Thurs
day evening, Nov. 7th, 1899.
Mamie Nolan, Of Newark, last Spring
was nearly choked to death in .conse-
quence OF swallowing an eel while drink
ing with her mouth under a city water
faucet, and has been taken to the Coun-
ty Asylum for the Insane. She had
been in the City Hospital for week
or more, and, developing symptoms of
insanity. it was found necessary to re-
move her to the institution named.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eliza Morris. (colored)
celebrated the twentieth anniversary of
their marriage on Oct 22d at their resi-
dence, Hightstown, and very happy
occasion was enjoyed. The presents
were useful and pretty Among those
present were Henry L. Nixon and wife;
Harry vannorsey; Alexander Lyttle and
wife and neice; Mrs. Alexander johnson
Caroline Paxton and sister; Miss Mar
tha Francis and sister, all of Hightstown,
Miss Rosa Walton. Of Burlington; John
Lewis and sister Of Bucks Go. Pa. ;Rich-
ard Titns and daughter. of :Plainsboro;
Isaac Merrill, Cranbury; Miss Eta Val
entine, Jamesburg; Charles and Fisher
Martin. Hightstown; Mr.. Horny Gatlin
and wife. OF Freehold; Mrs. Belts. Mr..
Conover and wife. of Cranbury, William
Truckon. Hightstown; Miss Emma Har-
ris. Milford
Shoppell's Modern Houses, an Illus
trated architectural quarterly has reach
cd us. There are some veryodd designs in
the issue for those contemplating build
ing. costing from $1,000 to $500.
There is also very interesting article
on architecture in the feudal and re-
naissance periods, besides other read
ing matter. Price Is cents. r. w.
Shoppell. 63 Broadway. New York City.