The Monmouth inquirer., 1890-05-22
News Notes.


Services were held in all the Episcopal
and Catholic churches Thursday, Ascen-
si on Day.
Chrine. Holmes, of Holmdel, who has
been confined to his house by rheuma-
tism. is convalescing.
W. T. VanWoert, Long Branch. has
published a card announcing himself as
a Democratic candidate for the nomina-
tion for Sheriff of Monmouth county.
We have received q neat card from
Mr.. Ralph. the proprietor of the Cole
man House. at Asbnry Park, announce
ing the opening of the Hotel on June
28th.
Bunting & Son, of Allentown, have
bought out the grocery and -four and
feed store at the corner of Broad and
Bridge streets, Trenton, belonging to
William Ossenberg, late candidate for
Sheriff.
TURKEY Rev. Stedman Applegate is
visiting his brother at West Farms.
Adelphia Lodge is making preparations
for memorial day. which will be observ-
ed in June. Blue Ball school closes
for the year on Thursday of this week.
80. The Sunday School is getting ready
or Children's Day, the second Sunday
in June. 84
There are published in the interests
of Freemasons 80 newspapers; IA for
the Knights OF Labor; % for the Odd
Fellows; 10 for the Ancient Order of
United Workmen; "a for the Knights OF
Pythias; "a for the Grand Army of the
Republic, and IL for the Patrons Of
Husbandry.
There are printed in Spanish here in
this country 38 newspapers; in Boha-
mian there are "a in Hollandish, 13-
enc in Michigan bearing the title of
Yankee Dutch; 13 are in Polish; 13 in
italian. and 6 in Welsh, the Remsen
IN ~ Y Cenhadwr Americansidd boast
ing OF the longest name.
The June Wide Awake opens with a
beautiful frontispiece by E. 81. Garrett
which illustrates story as beautiful,
by Annie Bronson King, entitled "Lit.le
Sir Lionel" The number is almost en-
tirely given to short stories; among
them are "Spot the Mustang" by D
B. Waggener, of the Philadelphia Times,
Alexander Black. of the Brooklyn
Times, continues his illustrated s'Con-
fessions of an Amateur Photographer,
the present chapter concerning "For-
bidden Fruit" Wide Awake is So 40
year. d. Lothrop Company, Pub
fishers, Boston.
Patents Granted to inventors in the
State of New Jersey during the past
week. Reported for this paper by G.
A. Snow & Co., Patent Lawyers and
Solicitors, Opp. q. s. Patent Office,
Washington, d. @.
8. A. Darrach, Newark, Letter box;
f. Z. Fearey. Newark Railway Joint:
f. b. Herbert, Hoboken. Sewer-gas ex-
cluder for wash basins; f. 8. Kinney.
Pequanac. Cigarette; 8. Matson, Jersey
City, Apparatus for tunneling; Il. j.
Pearson, Newark. Machine for framing
hats; n. Read, Jersey City, Syringe; s..
Stewart. Newark, Gas stove; E. f,
Trent. Jersey City, Gas burner.
Joseph Field. OF Red Bank, has pub.
lished q notice that he will rot be re-
sponsible for debts contracted by his
son. Joseph Field, jr. He also warns
the public against cashing any check or
other negotiable PAPER presented by his
son. MIR. Field is ninety-nine and Q
wealthy citizen of Monmouth County.
His son Joseph. has travelled the world
over. Young Mr.. Field, although al.
lowed liberal supply Of spending
money, was not content. and. It is re
ported, forged his fathers name to
checks amounting to 50. 900. The other
day Morris Pach, tobacconist, Dashed
one calling for $50. Mr.. Pach dis.
covered the paper to be worthless. A
was made against Joseph.
charging him with forgery. The young
man is out of town and has not been ap.
pretended.
George Armstrong. farmer in Sussex
county. has discovered that worm re-
sembling the common grub worm is do
ing great damage to the clover in that
section. He found by inspection that
every stalk OF clover was tenanted by
from three to five worms, about one
quarter an inch in length. He then
walked over the entire field. and found
that millions OF these worms were
feeding upon the young
clover, and that it was only q question
Of time when the newly formed leaves
and stalks would be devoured. Mr..
Armstrong will send specimens OF the
new enemy to the State EntomoIogist.
whose report he will await with no little
concern.
The following Wills and Administra-
tions has recently been filed in the
ofiice:-Samuel D. Evans.
deceased Maria DeLamater Evans.
executrix. Benjamin Harvey, deceased
Thomas Cook. executor. Sarah @.
White, decsased-James e. Borden and
David T. Wolcott, executors. William
deceased-Emma Haddon,
Ella A. Haddon and Anna Haddon, exec
utrices. Elizabeth A. Schanck, de-
ceased-Mary J. and Lucy W. Schanck,
George q. Fulton, de-
F. Palmer, admr'x. Mary
Flower. deceased ed-James D. Fay, admir-.
VIM. Davis, deceased Hannah L.
Shinn. admr'x. Lonisa Hartzheim, de.
eeased-Charles Hartzheim, admir-.
Joseph @. Thompson, deceased-Wm.