The Monmouth inquirer., 1894-03-22
News Notes.

The report OF Referee SnfeeVe IN the
suit against ex- County Clerk Burrough,
of Camden. decides that the latter is in
debted to the county to the amount
of 81, for unpaid fees.
The employees of shirt factory at
Asbury Park have bought $50 bags of
-four from the proceeds of their recent
ball, to distribute among the needy at
Asbury Park. Ocean Grove and Bradley
Beach
A court martial of several members of
Company @, of the Seventh Regiment,
wss held yesterday at the Trenton House
The proceedings we're secret, but it is
reported that most of the men were
cleared.
Company G is the Lambertville COM
pany, and it is charged that when in
Trenton on the day of the dedication OF
the Battle Monument several OF them
became intoxicated and in other ways
acted in an unbecoming manner.
VIM. Meskill. fish warden ofNew Jer :
sew. brought snit against VIM. Webster.
of Point Pleasant, to recover Il fine of
500 for fishing with seine in Barne-
gat Bay. The jury rendered verdict
of not guilty. Fish Warden Meskill will
appeal the case.
John H. Baker, an old shoemaker at
Camguir, near Paterson, has been boy
cotted by the townspeople. He has
been patronized by the people of Ridge.
wood. The Camguir people annoyed
him frequently. Why they took dis
like to him is not known. Sunday
night the old mans show was looted
Mrs. B. Lane, mother Of ex-Assembly
man Thos. F. Lane, has been appointed
Postmistress of Summit to succeed Post
master Coggeshall. She had the office
previous TO the appointment of the in
cumbent and did so well that the major
ity OF the citizens threw aside parts n
feeling and signed petition then for
her retention.
Among the valuable collection OF relics
OF 81. G. Farnham, of Woodbury.. is a
marble table used by Daniel Webster
and cradle in which the statesman was
rocked. They are believed to be 200
years old.
Last Friday night Peter Christenson's 3
iewelry shop, at Oxford was entered by
thieves, who took about thirty watches.
A dozen or more of them belonged to
customers, who left them there for re-
pairs;
Mrs. Anna, wife OF Casper Meyers
died on Friday afternoon last, ar her
home. near Green's Bridge Warren
county, from the effects of fall she re-
ceived about week ago. She was 81
years of age.
Gibbs & Rhodes. of Allamuchy, dis
horned go of the Red Gate herd on Sat
urday. The Allamuchy experts also dis
horned 35 head OF cattle on the Babbitt
farm, making their total nearly 1.50(
within six months.
At the close of the dog show held il
New York, Il. & w. had an auction sal
of twenty five fox terriers. when S787
So was realized. The best price paid
was $50 for prize puppy by FRS
Flight Refuge.
Bound Brook has new orchestra, un
der the leadership of John Stubbs.
Bound Brooks public library is in fl
naneial difficulties, and meeting of cit
izens is to be held to decide whether
shall be kept open any longer.
/ W r Deetrick, ticket agent OF tn
New York and Long Branch Railroad a
South Amboy, was given 81 bill Sun
day night that had been raised to . 30
bill.
The death watch has been placed o.
Murderer Andrews. in Belvidere Jail
Samuel Reese. of Belvidere. and VIM
Johnson, OF Phillipsburg, are the watct
ers-
VIM. Riddle, who was defeated b,
Senator Hoffman in 1892, is candidat
for Mayor of Atlantic Csty. Ii success
full he will seek the Senatorial nomina
tion again in 1885
Thd residence OF Mrs. Maria Daven
port, in the village of Coleyille was de
, slroyed few days ago, by fire orig
ina'ii z in the chimney. The loss /
about S 600. with an ipsnesnc- OF Sl,
u