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RED BANK GISTER
VOLUME IV. NO. 28. BANK, N. Jr, WEDNESDAY, JANITATnTT, 1882. 81.50 PER TEAK.
LAWYERS.
J OHN S. APPLEGATE,
COUNSELOITAT LAW,
BED BANK, N. J
TTENRY M. NEVIUS,
COUNSELOFAT LAW,
BED BANK, N. J
'-1HAA H. TKAFFORD,
c COUNSELOR AT LAW,
Commissioner for New York. RED BANK, N. J
^ . APPLEGATE,
COUNSELOITAT LAW,
Solicitor anil Master in Chancery.
Offlee tn J. A.TIirorkaiorlon'tt Uuildlug—Kirsl Floor.
FIIONT STREET, ltBD HANK, N. J.
"W JILLIAM PINTARD,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Spinning k FdU3rson's Build'.UK,
BED BANK, N.J.
JOHN L. WHEKLEK,
ATTORNEY~AT LAW,
RI'.D BANK, N. J
c HAS. I. GORDON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RED BANK, N. J
.Office in Throckmorton's Uuiluiag, From Street.
JOHN F. HAWKINS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office In Kliunoiuh's HiittdhiH, Cookiniin Avenue.
^ ASUURV PARK. N.
DENTISTS.
"T\R. R. F. B0I1DJ3N,
SURGEON DENTIST,
MUSIC IIAU. BUILDING, RED BANK, N. J.
Over Nineteen Years' Experience in Den-
tistry in all its brandies.
Particular Attention Klven to the administration of
Anaidtlietles.
D R. H. B. VANDORN,
. DENTIST,
With Dr. R. F. llDiUon. Music Hall Building,
RED DANK, N.J
DRUGGISTS!
, A. LOCKWOOD,
•
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST,
Eleven Years' Experience,.
• 4.ND WHITE STREETS,
RED BANK, N. J
Cor. Bll'IAi.
II ENRY E. SGHROEDER,
PHARMACIST,
Reliable Draffs Only.
RED BANK, N.J.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
p DAVIS, JR.,
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
AGENT,
FRONT STRKKT. UE1) BANK, N. J.
I'. (I. Box. 21.
Insurance placed In the best Companies on moat
reasiinuble terms.
A M. MORGAN,
INSURANCE AGENT.
BROAD STREET, near White, RED BANK, N. J.
Risks taken in tlie .(ETNA and other Owl-class
Companies.
.•\7"M. H. SICKELS & SON,
w KEAL ESTATE AND GENERAL
BROKERS,
DEALERS IN ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK.
Office, Cor. Broad and Front Sts,, Red Bank, N.J.
Catalogues upon application.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
TTARRY J. CHILD,
JUSTICE OFTHE PEACE,
BROAD STREET, RED BANK, N. J
pHAS. II. BORDEN,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AND POLICE JUSTICE.
. Collecting promptly attended to.
OFFICE AT PUUCF. HEADQUARTERS.
No. 1 Mechanic Street, Red llant, N. J.
Agent for Gaff. Fllcshmun A Co.'s Compressed
Yeu.il,, and Brlesli A llnuec's "Lilly White Waahlni
Fluid." I-'or sale by alt llret-cl;iss grocers.
CROCKERY.
n L. HADLEY,
Cooper Institute, Now York City,
WHITE AND DECORATED
FRENCH CHINA AND ENGLISH
PORCELAIN.
"Mte French China Dinner Seta, 149
Fine W,. S30 00
places f the hill."
"If _\on come tn quarrel with me, it
was hardly worlh while. Besides, 1 am
not in an ill-liiimor, to-day.' laughed
Mrs. Lloyd.
Her visilor staled at her, and then
laughed, also; grmving red, ;IN ;t very
young girl woulil do. "1 beg your par-
don. 1 did not mean to be rude. 1 have
bad so much lo Iry me."
"I see thai." quietly. "Take time,
and tell me what 1 can dxquis)te
grain inside ; and Ihen to the in irvelous
woods of New Zealand and Victoria:
blooil-red, purple and gold.
" Did you ever see u picture, wilh finer
.liesor lines that llml?" lie said, slop-
ping, triumphantly,
lfi«3 Pollok was silent. "Was il possi-
ble, that this world of beauty and won-
der had lain all around her, under the
ground, and hidden in the dull hark, un-
seen iiil(l unknown, while tdm had
inurclied blindly through the fields, year
after year, stringing mawkish versen lu-
gt-llier?
Ho took her into Machinery Hull. Tho
great liiucliincH pioduccil upon her tin
effect of wlucli BO ninny women coliV
pliiiiM.'i] j u stunning nense of ignorance,
and of discomfort, from close contact
with ii great, activo pi)wer, of wliotu" na-
ture Uiey knew absolutely nothing.
"You do not explain anything to me,'
observing tliat lio .pushed' her chair,
through tho nixies' of moving, steaming
monsters, In silence. .
, ".How could I? It would bo a work
Ob, men, you know! Men,
AVcst, are brought up amongpisio
valves, and learn iheir nature and
i l d h
sh
of yearn for you to uader.sland tlieni
" Yvt you st'eni to look at them iiitell
gently."
"Oh, men, you know! Men, in tl
'us and
quali-
ties unconsciously, as one does the house
one lives in^ • Al least, 1 did."
"llere.'Vsaid the giunt, stopping bo-
fen' a case in another building, "is the
log-lioiilc of the Polaris; aitd the diary
lti'lil for three months oa thai floating
bit of ice." He put out his linger, und
touched it, gently. ••Three months in
all the darkness and cold of the Arctic
night. iStarving. at last; nnd'thu ice
melting below th".in, day Jjy day. YVo-
nieu, loo ? "
It was curious, how tender a voice IKI
lunl, f'oraginnt, .A my had never heard
the story. Slie listened toil, looking al
Ihe pages, stained with salt water; her
throat choked and eyes wet,
" You understand everything,
•aid.
lie blushed, like a girl. " I know just
enough lo uiuU'rstaud that 1 am miser-
ably ignorant. Hut 1 always like to col-
lect facts; mid I've knocked about the
world a good deal, in scach of them.
What do you say to dinner, now, Miss
1'ollok? 1 begin to feel ravenous."
She smiled. •' You lire to coiuiiiund
the expedition."
lie pushed her into a shady nook, tin-
der a tree. " Very well. Now if you
will sit here fur a moment, I will run to
Jj's Vruht /•'«•«'«, and order our dinner,
Hy the time 1 come hack for you, they
will be ready In serve it."
When Ralph returned, the chair was
empty ; and no sign of Amy could be
found, in the neighboring grounds or
buiMings. He wandered aliiml, inijia
tiently enough ; and then, becoming
alarmed, extended his search among tlu
ssing crowds, wilh what HiiceesH iimv
... easily guessed. An hour passed; and.
frightened anil excited, he applied lo the
police.
" Have you tried nt the hospital ?" a
guard Mud. ".Not that it's likely you'll
lind her there. Hut there aro accidents
1'very day. There were several this af-
ternoon."
Hristnw was BOOH nt the urcal, muml
iiiilding, withits yellow flag Hying on
top.
"A lady here?" said an official, in an-
swer tohin inquiry. " Yes, several ladies.
There was one brought in, an hour oi
two ago, seriously injured, from a full
on the railway, rrueture of the arm.
Pale blue eyes."
" (loud

THE RED BA.XK REGISTER,
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY
BY
JOHN II. COOK,
RED BANK, MOXMOCTH COUNTY. N. J.
SUBSCMPTIOy HATES:
One Year
Six Monihs
Three Miintlw
f ?.
TOWH TOPICS.
Shirts at Ourtis's.
Winter caps at Curtis's.
Subscribe for THE UKB HANK REOIRTEK.
Tlie reign of the crossing sweeper is
over. '
Tin 1 public schools were opened on
Tuesday.
The Shrewsbury was frozen over on
Tuesday morning.
Ice was taken oir nf the pond at Iitim-
-on Xecl; pn Tuesday.
A sociable wart held at the residence
if the I'ev. li. 1'. l.iepsncr mi Tuesday
f bi k
'Veilin of ibis week.
BANK. N. J., JAN. 1.
Temperance Fanaticism.
In another column wo publish «n ao-
count of tin 1 wanton destruction »f prop
erty belonging to -Mr. I), ti. French, 01.
the night of the fire. It seems incrcdihli
that two women of alleged good stand-
ing should allow a fiiimticiil whim ti
overcome both their iiiiiuuon sense ami
their supposed regard for law and order.
The businessof liipiorsellingi- entirely
a legitimate one. and fur anyone to SIIJI
pose that be nr she bas a right to place .-,
check upon it by such means as WIT,
used on that evening is In presume thai
which is entirely without tin- bounds ..I
reason or of justice. Moreover, tin' fail
that this outrage was einniiiiltiil whih
Mr.-French was striving lo save his el
fects from the lire renders the deed al.
the more culpable. There was no nion
excuse for breaking the lintlles anil dc
canters thnn llierc wmilil have bren loi
destroying valuable pictures, books, 01
houseliolil goods, and every fail -miii.k..
person will unite with us m coudi-mninL
this most singular proceeding.
The cause of temperance is a good oin
but when its adherents put llii-niselve:
outside the pale of the law in order li
carry out their fanatical ideas, they d,
the cause more injury than assistance
and bring it into disgrace. Did the per
pctrators of the act of vandalism re-
ferred to know the unmeasured s'.-un
and unmitigated contempt that are fch
for them by all who knnwuf 1 heir netioi
we venture that they would have a can
how they again assume to themselves tin
right to ruthlessly destroy the proper!}
of others.
It is earnestly to be Imped that Mr.
French will take the necessary steps I,
recover damages for the loss ho suslaiuei
through this wanton interference.
Jlr. I). (.'. Van Horn is contemplating
-I trip to sol Irier climate m the hope
of regaining his health.
The Hon. Arthur Wilson, of Tinlon
Falls, i- said In lie a candidate for Clerk
if Ihe lliiHM'i.f .Wllllily.
The Kev. .1. (iiiisoii lianlt bus begun a
.cries of Sun,lay evening lectures on the
.lurahles of the .New Tislan t.
: Jlr. Miller, principal; 1 of the public
,d Is of Fair llaveii. spent his vaca-
tion with bis friends at I'cllb Anil"i\.
T\w prm-eeds of Ihe tlnlial inn gi\en Iiuu|il ion. She
children. Her hus-
palhy of every one in
MONMOUTH COURTS.
January Term,
IIO.V. K, W. SlTDDF.fi l'ltESIDINO.
The usual crowd iu attendance upon
" first (lavs" assembled on Tuesday last,
the first day of the January term. The
bar was largt ly represented, a large num-
ber of candidates lori'roseclltoi-being on
hand. lion II. S. I.iltle and Senator
Applegnli 1 were inside the bar.
The grand jury being called the fol-
lowing gentlemen answered :
.li'hll II. I'lttleiMin, TI lure fit-Ms,
,1'itin .1. lloi.l.iiiu, (,nniitiiii Vainii'lc,
i.i,:.,,n Mi -In, well, Julius. S]. m ill,
Tli isl\ Hlv, lir. Kiliviinl Jli-Klnncy,
.Ililai-.-' S. Tlmi'-kliinrN.ll, Ij.rnyeltf Selielick,
J. llowiinl sl'iriila, Junii's M. sniilli,
. It ilia I.. I'tiniirer, A. It. Tiilanil,
Julili [.. l.i|.|> lii-oll, .liilat'S 'I 1 , llnrtis,
J'.lill II. l-:ilTV. , .I-'lill M. Alien,
Jiiiai-s W. ( (iiiiver, Wii.. K. ('tillovrr.
I^-\.l> (iiinli'ii, .Uislin Ut-i-.l,
Wllli;uii !.. Oonov, r.
The grand jury being sworn, Judge
Scuddcr informed them that there was
no special matter lo which he desired to
call their attention. They were re-
quested tn select their olliccrs. and for
ihe lirsl lime in several veal's, (leu. II.
Whili—•• Honey" as he is called—was
nut the lir.-.I oiMecr selected. Indeed,
ilc.rge is not in attendance on the court
this term, a fad wliich has given rise to
sunn comment among old ci.url attend-
ants. Hut when it is relnelllhcrcd that
linin;i- was a candidate for slit-rill', first
li.-fi'iv llie convent ion, and afterward
nweil his name iii be used as a possi-
ble ^lunip candidate, thus threatening
In a ii nuy the regular candidate and make
In- c:in\afls expensive, a siilHcieut reason
for the absence of ••Honey" will be
found. Jlr. .Melio. of Miitawiin. took tbe
jilace so Inng nccujiied by (Ji-orge, as dis-
bursing olbcer to the grand jury.
I'pun llie retiring .. small a, nii'ip.-iiivj hat bad ever ;•]>-
litil Hank. It "ill revisit lied
inline
ning. :
Chndwic
man h'
I sloop
y Clininlieila
jle was ta
hich
dock.
l,\ Captain Win.
l l i d Th
sai
colored |»'l
11 under way.
be used in its
Liwloii. id 1 .lacl.-nimllle.
l.\ of Xi-» Ym-li. and I
I,'-11. ,,1 l,'c,j Hank.
Tin- new church for tin
Me al Fair Haven is wt
Mo-t of the inalel'ial I,
c-niistrui-lnin is 1.11 the ground, nnd the
frame of llie building mil be raised iu a
few days. Tbe building will be 'J."ix.VJ
feet, with class rooms itxM feet. It
will front on Ht tlit 1 avenue. Tin 11-
eri-e;atiou of I his church numbers :!7.
while the number enrolled mi the Sun-
ilav-school hook is nearly lit'.
\V. A. French K Co.. in addition tn
their wholesale Hade in lager beer, an-
now bottling a superior anicle of ex-
port beer iu ipiart and pint buttles for
family use, to supply Ihe increasing de-
mand from customers u ho want to buy
in smaller ipiantities than a case. This
beer is made from pure malt and hops.
As a tonic and for medicinal use, and for
keeping pure and sweet for a long lime.
it has no eipial in the market, (iiv" it a
trial.
Jlr. fi. Ketcham. proprietor of the Cen-
tral livery stables, bus opened an ofliei
Scenes in a Justice's Court.
On Thursday evening last Jlr. William
Carroll, a gentleman of color, appeared
before Justice Win. Child and reiplested
him 10 issue a warrant for Ihe arrest of
a certain John W. Wilson, who, Jlr.
Carroll alleged, had used abusive lan-
guage toward him. AH.Mr. Carroll was
well-known lo Jlr. Child as a person win
al short intervals had wanted warrants
issued for various persons, he paid but
liltlc altenlion to his demands. While
Jlr. Carroll was in the oflice Mr. Wilsoi
was heard in front ol the oflice cursing
and swearing. Jlr. Child was about to
send out for an oflicer to have the
man unruled, when one canie up, am
hearing Wilson's language attempted ti
irri'st him. Wilson broke from hisgras]
ami dashed away with the oflicer in ho
piirsuid. The'two ran through tin
reels, splashing Ihrough tlletleep mud,
id finally Wilson took to the shore o
c mcr.'thinking thus to elude his pur-
ier. IS11I the ollicer was not to I
in Win. shaken oil' I lius, and linding that be was
d Then- 1,. he captured Wilson ran out on one ol
up to Al- the docks, and then leaped into the rivei
" right. Kvi-n ibis means of escape failed am
• water a lew M,CH the nflicer. acconipauied by Wilson
hat lie would whose cId lies was dripping with water
I I, 1 heir appearance before the justict
Justice 1 'hild, thinking that Wilson h:i
already received ennsi.lerald" punusl
incut, iclcasctl him with a light fine.
Kill the li"d Hank courts of justice
h.id not seen the last of Jlr. Wilson. At
a l.-ile lint r mi Saturday night, or an
c;,tl\ nut- I'll Sunday morning, Justice
Harry Child wns awakened by loud cries
under his window.
•• Harry Child! Harry Child !" was
slumlcd.'" ci.nic down ainl let us in ! "
Nut knowing what was the cause of
such an outcrv at such an hour of the
night, the Justice hastily leaped out of
bed, dressed himself, mid went down
stairs ami opened the door.
An ,.,bl prnct ssion lilcil in. First enme
Marshal Frank J'atterson, with bis usual
beaming smile illuminating bis entire
, oiiiitemiliec. lie was followed by (.'011-
stabh-,lames Norman, with his face cnv-
rcdwiih hlontl. After him came Jame
ain
('ntislructinn ('0111-
rpnrnted under the
. and will have it-
The niinpniiv starts
I S.'iO.IIOI. lor hllild-
dinad.s and sl.-aiil-
11111 • I •,v 111 •_: lauds ill
p.rators are W. ,1.
Florida: A. M.
; -.--,. V. Sue-
SOCIETY HOTE8.
A select watch-party was given by
Miss L. t.ie Hendrickson on Saturday
evening.
Mr. aud Mrs. Frank Tilford, nee Greer.
ave returned from their wedding tour
o the ".Sherwood," Fifth avenue, for
he season.
The fire laddies of Seabright will give
supper nnd hop on Januury lSUi: N»
'xpense or pains will be spared to make
ho affair a success. v
Great preparations are being made for
fashionable wedding in Keyport, the
ride and groom being Miss May II.
and Mr. l'uter C.
-'oUreM, nf that place, a
i.hiT, of New York.
Misses Virginia Antonides, Georgie
,'anSehoiek. Ada Thompson, Anna
layton and several other young Indies
if Ked Bank went to New York to re-
:eive New Year's culls with their friends.
A sociable will be held at tlie Globe
Intel this Wednesday evening. A large
umiber of invitations have been issued,
md a pleasant time is anticipateil. All-
itrom's orchestra will furnish the music.
One of the most enjoyable ilffaiM of
lie holiday season was a party giv

OUR NEW YORK LETTER.
Pedeatrtanlim - New Letter Boxes
Vuu for tlio Brok«rn.
The ''Bix-day ^o-aa-you-please walk
ing-inatcli," held in tlie American Iuisti
tule Hall last vi-ek was not very wel
attended. Sporting men think til
palmy dayisof peileetriauiHin liave passed
away. } J ;ilm'k Fitzgerald beat any pre-
vious record and made 082 miles. 01
the sixteen men who started in the race,
only five, Fitzgerald, Noremac. Herty,
KT ne and Lacouse, were in the race ai
the close. The prizes the men will re
ceive range from $2,000 to $100. John
Eiinis, the malinger of the race, will lost
$2,500. He charges Charles Eowell, the
English pedestrian, with treating hin
unfairly.
y
$
The Rowell-HugliL'B "nix-day gd-as-
ou-pluase content" fora sweepstake of
.1,000 per competitor will probably bo-
;in in the tally morning of February
aOth, at tlie Madison Square Garden, for
the use of which £10,000 will have to lx
paid, an Mr. VandcrbiJtrefuwestake any-
thing less Cor any match in which Itow-
ell may take part. For matches in
which the English champion does riot
participate it in Haul it. cuu bu obtained
for h'veorjiix tljinisjuid dollara, and thoae
interested in the coining race complain
of the iujuytk-p of forcing them to pay
more than any one else lor the building.
In addition Ut IZowell nnd UUQUVS Uierv
will be only nbout lour otlier entnt'H, al-
thougli it was lwpud that ten competi-
tors might enter. Vint, l J anchot and
Hiizuel, the Englirth runner, liave mini-
fied tlieir iiiteiitiuu of entering the rac
Rowell Bays iL will be his last inuLch.
PoBtirnifiter Pearson has obtained per-
mission from the Post Office Depart-
ment to procure, for use in that part of
city below Canal street. 250 struct letter-
boxes of a now pattern, wbiuh, it is as-
serted," will be an improvement upoi
those now in use. Enuji bo t will be pro
vidod with a plainly printed time-table
giving the hour at which each collectioi
will begin, and also tlie time at whicl
the letters collected are duo at the post
ofllce. There is also a card showing the
hour at which the next collection wil
begin. As each collection ie made tin
carrier will remove this card, and returr
it with bin collected mail, at* an evidence
that tlie box has been emptied. The
card will be replaced by another, which
will indicate the hour of the suuceeiliag
collection. Mr. Pearson is confident
that a short trial with the new boxes
will lead to their adoption for use
throughout the entire city, and probably
in other cities as well. It is expected
that the new boxes will be ready lor use
in the latter part of January.
On Saturday afternoon there was
great fun on tho Produce Exchange after
tlio clove of buninoHH, the occasion being
what the meinbera termed their first
annual jubilee. The only drawback to
the hilarity was the following notice,
which wnis rigidly unforced : "The mem-
bers of the Exchange are earnestly re-
quested to refrain from all throwing of
flour and grain, UH tiw entertainment
committee liave plod^i-d theiiiKelvcu to
orderly cnmliirt." The lirst part of the
programme included a inarch by Gil-
more's hand, ii baritone nolo by Mr. F.
Stincr, a lvcitatioii by Mr. J. S. Bur-
delle, and tlu i r musical and literary
features.
The ivul fun bej-an with " Part II." of
the pio^nuiuiH 1 , There wm nn exhibi-
tion of the nuuily art of Helf-tlefense, a
•walking match and ;i tug of war ; nflei
which the,confusion became fio great
that the remainder of the programme
was carried out in a very irregular man-
ner. Many of tlie promised features
were ommitted. but the bill called for a
laughing match, an Irish jig. a talking
match, ft (Vidt nice and other amusing
mute lies.
q
fl
Cyrus W. Field snys that the fund for
the late President Giu-field'a family
amounted to #3«l.t"J1.72. of which $8(11"-
(170.75 was p:iiil fur $311,000 in United
Plates 4 percent, registered bonds, leav-
ing $220.1)7 in the possession of tin'
United Ktiik'8 Trust Company. Tin
amount reieivi-d fur Pivsiilent (Jiirlield's
mother and pniil to her is SI,120.25."
The .hearts nf ;i mitulicr of German
f;inilli"s luivr l'«-i-ii sutmnmied to iipp
before » justice fur icjusing to perniil
themselves and the members nf tlu-ii
families to be vjn-cin:iti-d. They hold
thnt the goveniH'iit has no right to ilt
maud them to undergo this operation in
which manv prominent physicians ex-
press disbelief.
NIXON-K ELLKY-At St. Joseph's It. C. Church,
Pet'tiiuber Stitti, 1HS1, by Itev. Fmlit'r Spiorinifs, Pat-
rick Kulley, Jr., fuiiui'ily of Mutawan, to Miss Fau-
nie Nixon, of Mutawiin.
COTTUKLL—HULSAltT—At thu restdfitire of the
bride's pnrents, in Mutuwan, on Tuesday, Decem-
ber stftta, itWl, hy Rev, J. (J. Cral«, MISH Kiln L.
Cottrull, duuftliiur of Mr. Jntm Cuttn-11, to Mr. J.
Howard Hitltiiirt, ot Stmbrlnht.
HANKINSUN—SNIFFEN— At tlie Iluptlst pnrson-
nge, MUMletown, hy tho Iluv. K. .1. Vmit\ Miss An-
na Uiuiklunun, to Mr. John H. SnilTen, both of Mor-
ris vl) If.
SANFORD —8TILLWELL —On Duceniber 18th,
1881, by IU'v. Thomas It. Taylor, ussfoted bv the
Hev. J. T. Vine, MISH Delia Sunfonl, U> Mr. William
BtUlwcU, botliof Asbury l'nrk. .
GUAVATT—WHITE—On December SM, by the
Itev. Thomas It. Tiiylor, Miss Emma Gravutt, to Mr.
Harvey White, bath f Aslmry Park.
DUOWN —HAMPTON —At Freehold, Dcremher
28th, by the H«v. WUllnin An'hur, Misa I'riscellu L.
lirown, tu J. Morrult Hampton.
8PEN0ER-imiTT0N-At Old Brlclpo, on Mon-
day, December iKiih, Miss Eniiun Spnncer, of the
above-named pliu't?, toMr.Clma. B. llritton.of Key-
port.
LUYSTEIl-DUnMEll-At Mechanfreville, on
Sunday, Dw-einbur STith, by this Itev. K. W, Wood-
ward, Miss Surah c. V.Luyster, of llazlei, to Mr.
James H. Durmer.of Klfzabetli,
LUFBUUROW - WINTERTON - At Mechanics,
vllle, On Wednesday, December 38th, by tho Itev.
E. W. Woodward, Miss IJzzl* R. Lufburrow to Mr.
Clurunce E. Wintcrton, all of Keyport.
BURLEW-SMITH-At Koyport, on Sunday, De-
cember 35th, by ttie Kev, E. Mead, Miss Isabella
Burloiv to Mr. Win. II. Smith, all of Koyport.
SMITH-LONWSTHEET—At Keyport, on Thurs-
day, December xfllli, l.y tltc lti:v. E. Heart, Miss MI-
ruiida L. Sinilli, of Keyport, to Mr. Cornelius T.
Longstreet, of Mimiustmitn.
WOOLLEY—KING—At Lonjf Brnneh, on Sunday,
Deceiliber ~"»th. by Ihi! Rev. It. J. Andrews, Misa
Emily L. Wtxilicy, of West Ixing Brunei), to Mr.
Frank King, tit Alliwtmvn,
KEWNETT-ur.I«HAM-on Tucsdny. December
20th, liy Hit* Rev. F. V. VanVninken, of Newark, Miss
Mary M. Kemiult, of Brooklyn, to Mr. Henry S.
Urtghatii, of Anbury l'nrk.
BU0WN-8UTTS—At Aslmry Park, on Sunday,
December S3.Mli, by tlio Rev. T. It, Tiiylur, Miss Anna
Ilruwn, of Nuptunu City, to Mr. Purrent Suits, of
Ocean Purk.
MOHUIS—1IENDRICK8—At Asbury Fark,on Bun-
day, December iffiili, Ity lliu ltuv. Thomas It, Taylor,
Miss Orphy Morris to Mr. Stephen H. Hendrlcks, all
tit fiepUmo City.
THOMAS—WOIITMAN —At Asbury Park, on
Wednesday, December SHtli, by tho Itev. W. II. Bal-
liigli, M1.HS Huitlu Tlmiiiiw to Mr. Hlchard I], Wort-
man, both of Anbury Park.
CHAMBERS—BRAND —At Ocean Grove, on
Thursday, Dci-cmbcr !}t)tli, by tho Itev. H. B.Becglo,
Wis9 Ellu A. Chnmbum to Clias.W. Brand, both of
Ocean Grove.
fOONEY—0RAWFOHD—At Colt'a Neck, on
Wednesday, December 21nt, Mlsa Snsnn Cooncy to
- Mr. Aibcr Crawford, hath of Colt's Keck.
\ DEATHS.
WAHDEN—At Keyport, on Sunday, Pccomber
S5th, Mrs. Hunnah K. \Varden, tiHed 133 years and
8 months.
WAITT—At Keyport, on Monday, Decombnr 2Slh,
Mr. Timothy T. Wuitl, nsed Ui years, 8 mouths and
sa days. .,
OIIAIG—At Matawnn, on Sunday, Decombor 2!lh,
1881, Dnvld Crals, njfed 00 years.
rl,AYTON—At Mjltawan, Decemlier SBth, 1S81,
Willie, son of Morris Clayton, lilted K ycura. Also,
Deemnber 27th, Sarnh Ann, duuRhUir of tho same,
aji'd 1 year anil 0 months.
VAN PELT-At Miitnuan. rieremlxT !Mtn, 1881,
Itoclcnnll P, Infant sen of l'oler and Ellon Vm Pelt,
ngcdllniimUwnnd'JOditys '
J HALOHOW-AtncdnanK.on 8undoy, January
Jut, 1883, Mrs, JuUti T, Maldiow, aged 3t yam and
At a Knights of Pvthias festival held
on tlie second floor of a hall at Shanes-
ville, Ohio, on Saturday night, the tluor
gave way in the middle and settled itsrlf
into the shape of the letter "V." Abwtit
800 persona fell with it, and were piled
in a heap tit tho bottom of the Blunting
floor. A red-hot stove fillfd with burn-
ing coal fell in the midst of the people,
burning many of them fatally and uet
tinf£ Ha* to the building. By I lie prompt
action of the villagers the fire was pu
out. Ten peraons are reported killed
and from fifty to seventy-five injured.
As a train from Boston, on the Boston
ami Maine railrgnd, crossed the iron
bridge at Cole's Corner, Welln, in Maine
the. bridge gave xvuy nftff the engU
butfgatfe car, and parlor car hud crosHed.
Tho remaining four cars were throwi
down ait embankment, where theycau^h
iire and were totally destroyed. Abuu
1U0 paEtseiiKerH were on buard. Cm
man was killedi and most of the othi-rs
were injured.
The colored people of tlie southern
Mtutes art'iigaiii lie^iniiiii^ t«i niiginte U
the western &tate»in large nuiuburH.
Advertised Letters.
IM of letUTs ntitmlnliiK HI the Red Bunk I'osi
UDlte for the VNwk eiidlim l)wt*iul»er 8lKt, 1KH1.
M.C., Holmes Miss Maria,
Cuol Miss, Ili'iiilric-ksun Mrs. II.,
Coinjitun Win., Johihun (.'Imrlw,
OalKira roriimn, Tierwy Julia.
Wright S. (olburu,
It) calling for any of tlie abuve letters, please auk
Ul' tUlVlTtistHi llitUil-K.
WM. AI'PLEliATE, VoslmmU
PuHt Offlci! closes ut 8 o'clock.
SHILOII'S CATAEHH KEMEDY.
A marvelous cure for catarrh, diphthe
ria, canker mouth, and head ache
With each bottle there is an ingeniout
nasal Injector for the more successfu
treatment of theae coiaplaintB witnoul
extra clinrgf. Price 50 cents. Sold by
S. Lockwood, druggist.
1USCUED FIIOM DF.ATII.
William J. CouRhlin, of Somervllle, Muss., saj-n
" In the fail of I87UI was takea with Mcedlng of th<
lung» followed by a severe eouKh. I lost my ajipe
tite and llesh, and was conllned to my bed. In Wi
I was auiuftted to the uoslltul. The docturH said
null a hole in my UUIK as lilg as half u dollar, A
(>ne timi! u report went uround that I was duul.
Kuvc up hope, tiut a frlimil told ine of Du. WILLIAM
HALL'S UA!.SAM FOK THK LUNUS. I gut a boule,
when to my surprise 1 commenced Ui fee.l better,
mill U)-day 1 feel lie-tmr than for tlnet; years past.
I write this hoping every one aJIUeted with diseased
lunss will take Du. WILLIAM HALL'S HALSAM, and
IK; eonvlneed Unit CONsrsienoN UAN »K ci'SKn. 1
uun positively say ft has dune more t;oi)cl than all tile
other miMtJclue» 1 liave Uiken since- my sickm-ss."
Local Markets.
The fallowing tim Hit whoU'sule market rates
in lied Uunk, fur Wednesday, January 4, liiSi:
>tatoes, ubi A oo to 4 oo
Sweet Potatoes, bbl 4 i!T>to& 00
A.|H)ies, bbl 3 U0 to!i UU
Urun berries, «rat« ii 00 to 5 0u
Llmu Brans, bu 4 00 to 5 (Xi
Corn, bu l ix
L'raekctl Corn, cwt 1 Hi
Buckwliimt, ewt 4 -i -
Outs, bti (Ki
CubbaKi', doz 2 (Xi
Uuiims, red, libl U W
white, btd .4 ootou «.
Beets, bbl 3 rm
UumitH.bbl I
riaiw, basket 1 25 to ) t.'i
" j>esf (White Malapai, ib
.IOIW, Uuz
Florida Oranjres, doz fX)
KKUS, doz. ;ii
I'ork, Ih 7}» to KU
Straw, cwL I Ik
Hay, TJinolby, cwt 1 Oi
TurteyK, tt> is
L'hlckeiw, Ib 12 til 11
Ducks, tt> h
Geese, Ib U
titxt, Ib 7
LOCAL DIRECTORY.
HAPTIST CHCHC.H— IliH', B. F. I^'lpsner, paalnt.
R'wld«nf-.
• r ), Mr. IlitelieiH-k^ I**i• mid N, thr HMIX-JI.-I' JM], IHI UH* JMHHI.
Als4> lots Nu. 3H,.'HI, 111, II, I 1 ,', l.J, II and JTi, cm
tiuid ma)), i.'ut'li ltd «")i) feet witli 1 , exri'jii Int 1.'', lllirly
fci't wldii, by ulHiut 1tH)iCcl I1!indi'd west'
by Second siriN'i, uml lylnj. 1 lictwct'ii riiuiili sin-ct
on t!iui«iiiili und lul Xo. ;!T, Hit- Midwinln liii, un
tlie north.
Also lots NDH, r,0. Til, .v, 1 , &\, :.i ami re, on s;ild map,
bounded castwanl hy Sciond idrt'ei. and lyiiiff ln-
twtHiii Ciiiurli »tn>et mi ihi'suiUli.niH) Hie I'.tiihsiui
lot No. "*it oil Ilio nurtli, uml au-lilm bi'liii: . r rtl feel
\vJdn, esi-t'in ltd No. M, wnioli in W h-v.l wute, liy
ubuut ll»7 fii't tlufp.
Also lots Nil. Kt> itiiti si,,,n said Ilia]), butni
west by Thin) MM-I-I und lyiiiu beiwti'u tlie Muitlnud
hind on the HI HI Hi iimi (liiii't-ii slrcti nn tlm tun
uiult )nt li limit M fi'fl wlilc byahoiil H>^ U\'\ iU'i>|
Conilitinns iiuuli- knmiii ui Hit- Kim* :ind iila.ee uf
salt!. TMLDDtlKt; SH'Kl-KS,
OeluhrriW, 1KSI. Auiljlur.
Tlm al>uv(! ^alt> stmidH udjoitnu'd until
SATURDAY, JANUARY Mm, ISM,
ul tlio wiinti time uml plim-.
riJKODDHK SIl'KLF.B.
Old Cold Bought
AT THE GOLD LEAF FACTORY IN
AVIiito Street, nenr Uroud St,.
BED DANK, N. J.
\VM. HADDON.
'OR SALE.
3,000 BUNDLES OF REED.
In Lots tu Hull riinlm»i;rM.
Apply to
D. H. COOK, RED BANK, N. J.
The Sun for 1882.
THK SIN fnriHH-J will jnitkti ita llficenth nuiiual
reviilutlon under tlie present mauiiKcim-ut, HIIIJIIHK.
iiii alu*uy», fur all, l'i« mid little, mean und ^raeimis,
uiinlituieit ami uiibuppy, Ue|>iil>lii-iiii and Ucinoi-nit,
di'jimved und vlrtinnis, inUMliKfiit and uin use. TIIK
8L\\'ti liglit Is for inuiikilid and wuinanhlnil (if every
sort; but UHtn'iiial WDJ-UJUJ is /ur tin* «U" till!
Tanners tioiisrh'itiHUiii \\UM-\IT ]niiii«t[.
Wild (Joes nut km>(-l nnlcr, nmvly |iiiiiili'(l,--il liurpulll,
cfii'iip. Ajijily to 1). li. A|i|i[iwi[, K«q, llroad St.
CAUtUAUES.
r'ARRIAGE J1AK.INO, PAINTING,
\J
und
HOUSE SIIIIEIWI
Al llii- old t!.*tuhllsl»tl sland III
HDC'IIANIC STKBCT,
IU'tl Iliink, Nf\v Jersey.
HORSE SHOEING
liruliiplly Jlltendi'il 10 by iitd and experienced work-
turn.
HAND MADE SHOES USED.
IlltrrferlllK remi.lli'd wltlinut fall.
Cnrrlii|.'« Wort and Julihini; of nil kluilx ill nv
dliretl (JMi'Crt.
E. M. WATTS,
I1EI) HANK, N. J.
J1U.L1NKKV.
AIILUNEKY GOODS.
MRS. iT
KltONT STREET, NEAR BROAD.
lias Ink' in i) Imiri' sliwk ot
Millinery Goods
or all klnil-i, wJil.li Blif 1M Ki-IHnji ul
LOW PRICES.
A liuce iiuuliiilv ol llir
BKST KN(JLISII CRAPE.
l'IU.MMi:il ANIt rNTlllMMKl* HATS,
c.i nil kinds imcl in nil |uli-.'«. ulwnys un limul
lllllllllNS, I'l.lSllKS, VKl.M'.TS. SII.KS,
S-VIINS, FI.IIHi.US, IIKN.l.MKX'IX nl.lj
I.AU1F.S 1 l.AI'KCAPS. (ISTHU'll
FKATIIK1IS, HSI'TS, ir.
In Kl'euL viuli'ly.
AIJ, (10ODS WARIiANTEl).
FAl.I. AND WINTKI1 BTVLKMdf IIDNNKTS NOW
IIKADV.
CENTS' FURNISHING COODS.
Butterick's Patterns.
All nillllhel-M ke))l In htoek.
The Itrtit CJOOIIH nt New York I'vicen,
J1HK. li. WE1S,
HB HANK, N. J-
Feathers, Velvets, Hats, &c.
1IAT» ANI> HCINNKTS TUIMMIlll TO (IIIIIUI
PIMM t>O C. TO $1.0 .
ONE IIUNDKKll Hi'Vl.KS TO SKI.. \
tlir fi-jirlcsrs contiiK'iiiH of an iiuU'|)cii(l(Mit prt'HH, and it \Ha tlioron^li cxpoiii'iit of
tliis iilt'.i.
TIIK KWJISTKK is hold, fcarli'Ha, ln-i^lit and gossipy.
Jl is ;i j);i)»>r willi dii-idccl o(iiiiiiiiiH on t-un^'nl lopu-H. k
If ymi taki 1 hut our Moninouth C^ounty paper TIIK ItWJISTKK is tl" 1 pupi'i
yon should rend. It di'votes moro Hpnc(! and inon* talent to lorul cvrntH ''iin
any oiher journal in Hit' County.
The Job Printing Department
of THK REC51STEK in UIIPXCI-IUHI by thnt of imy other oirii'i! in llicCmmty. II
liasiill J\'nr I'l-infiii;/ Material. Thutypc inTIIH RKdlSTKU ollli'ii is nf tin*
Mo«"t juid JMOKI (;tsu.'i(il tlvhigiiH, and uvurylliing boi»# aJwoJuti'ly Jn.'vv, ^ood. wtjrk
fun be Kiuiriinteed.
IlnviiiKun aliunihinco of material of nil kintlH, TIIK REGISTER can turn out
job )irinliiig promptly ami ut very low piictH. A TltlAL SoLIC'ITKD.
JOHN H. COOK, Cor. Broad & Front ts., Red Bank, N. J.
THE KEYPORT WEEKLY,
CILMORE & CLAY, Publishers.
Kvt'ry cnuiniutilly la miidi'ii|iof iiroducerHaiid Dinstimors, cif buyers und Kt-llers. IIKIIH'II, uvory Imll-
viiiuul is, in n tvitiiin cxtt'tii, 1H)UI a prudiu'cr uni»liili^ o( llione tilings liillHl In; m-l ln-f.nu
tlwiu. Nor, tni Hit' ollwr Utuvl, is it viwutfh U>r i>m> to tavd wljui milt-in VIM fiinihli. Hu must know that
tlie tiling eun be olitultUHl mid whuru \m can obtiitn it. In ntticr wonln, [innluciTH anil COILHUIIIITS
niii^t be brought Into nniiimini('4iti»n with Hpriii(|rt up biawm-n Ilium.
Tliis is IIIIIH 1 by what we cull lulvtTtiHliiK. In ttu> d(>v(.>li)nnn-nL of tnidi>, during llio \iml K^ricrailun or
two, iidvurilKiiiff hiiH Ixi'n rusorUMi to and t>in])lfiyvd n.s nnvur iiL-fom. In furl, U.H U biiHluiMH, or un nrt, (I
Im.s (frown upaliiKist (Uitln-ly within the prostiiit conmry. IiutHtill tlicn; unt innitinrrahlii wants Una n\v.
not sttt>I>lliHl, sini]ily IH;CUUKI> men un; i^nuiaiit of tlio cxisleiirt' of tin: artlelcH thnt would Htlpi>)y Ihulr
wailtH, ur whtrc they could In* obUUned; I »t IH to Kiiy, IHCUHHC tlir pnxlui'i'rs do not HUlllclcntly aiJvortlHc
them. And them ure otht-r-H wtui am ubUt und wUUnn t>• wldrli ilmuiinu and supply lire n^ulateil, and wlio
the most widely advertises IIIH buNliii'ss, i.s the inun who, other things lielnu ei|iiul, Hiin-eeds tlie Ixtst. Our
nitwt prosjHTous biisini-KH riHMi at tlic prewnt rlny urn the men who advertise tlm must thoroughly. It is
true, no one DESKiNS KIMtNlBIIEI) ON
AI'IMJI'ATJON.
Send for (Hie of uur lniiKlsuiiii'ly llluniniteil eutir
l
KWHIIJON.UJLK CAKI'ETH
NAniiE CAKPKTS
KANIUONAHI.E CAIM'KTS
New Slyliw fnr Full now open,
^eHl HUick, l
(iieulext Vmlely,
hiiviwi 1'rices ID Uii' ("!!>'.
jji' I.liii'Hof AxmliiMiriM fmin 8l.7. r » I»IT jurd.
W l.lne.Hof Wiltons fniiii $1.75 per yard,
fjirjje LinesH In siiinnior, ^^.
,. IIIHIIH l>u iMiiin*; uml intiii I'lilluilclnliia HH
^ , to AMIIUIJ I'uik, t ln.iir.1 and ;ir>uilnututi. ^
/~\ Tin' ti'ims nf Milit'itf loisin Anbury- CJ
\ ^ Park ai 1 *' us (HIIOWH: I'iixt. When ^^
tititiii, n iiiuiu-y will be re-
^*- i|iiiii'il down, htii a iiiiiiitfufre eun bo -i
r ^- ciM'iJ, l-ayiiblr in Id yi'aiti, " wlttl tlltl WH
r j.nw.i-Ki: «»f H'li ri'iic«iiln. nmkliiK thu i ^
i al MIIII tiin- IIMI yciir.s lit:nru. Hj
rr •> 1 !>•• it .-, fi.r wliich ttimtru i^J
^^ i.»M. Min '*, k •• '" "'vur lunoimL uf ^-H
^ ^ luki- „[ mo Ua niurlKtiK ^W
liauihlf In T> yt-tiv?. No lt)i« will be hold L_J
imli'MS linjiniwil UJKIII wllllln II lliuntlia t-M
fi'iiin iliiliiut iiKrui-UMiiil.. AddresH, »
JAMUS A. MHAIiLKV, or liiAAU HEALE,
'I'A IViiJ'JKI,, Now Vnrli, or,
AJ.LKN R. cuoK, Aslmry Pur'(, New Jersey.
ASBURY PARK,
NKW JERSEY.
i TTKX I'ION M ANlIi''A(n'UREBS.
Aslnii'v I'ark IH a vlllntfi' u» tlm Allan-
lli'etiuM, f-l|ve Uilles lli>m New York
rilj. ll hii.t ulten.ly ..litalunl relelility
1 I'lin
i
*•>(.|,|r .'•i
.1 Illl).
-null.
tl|l|lij S
ti mil-.
.I'^Ull'S
Mil iiiMi' Iroin
,' Imiils; c.\.
,,y
I'll I.MlV ill'.
, Ln III biT
'1 rttijH'niiKi!
l»n.lilhlti-di,
\H'Y tilitnln
-l..|-..s i.f Mi-
ir ihfulmM' --liMiiiiiiiii.-i.-M any of the
Al.l.KN II. i uuh. SuiiiTlnleiitli'tn.
i\Slli:i!Y IMKK,
NKWJUHSEY.
IIAKKIMES.
j 'I'TDWN IIAKKUY.
WM. II. WILSON,
I'ANCV IiniCAll. CAKK. IMF. t CRACKER BAKER,
i'onn'r wjijii'Siifi-i nnd Wiijiic Avcnuo,
IIHI) BANK, N. J.
Mr. lVllsiui'H liri'nit limy lit' dblulnod at tliorollow-
IIK plan's: Iliil Hunk: M. llullywoul'ii linkory,
Wiiwlilimiun Min-i-i, .1. M. STj.llIi'n Ki-ornry store, cor.
Friuit plii'ci atnl Mniile avrnili-.
Fair Iliivtm: (npl. II. L. Urmvn'a prucery store,
(hriiiilr: I.. 1.IIIIK«III-II'S, KiirlKhl Urua.'s and Harry
iMlliTniii'Hiai ryiuiirv*. MmilirlKht; JuseiHi Slier-
nmn tt ttriH-n-y NIOIC. Ktituitloivn: J. W. Johnson's
(iinriTv siiirc oiviinimn : Al tlm Hton» of D. 8.
lillTiini, Win. I'liiylim, mill WIIIIIIIIM i Crlscom.
Mr. WIISDII IUIH I'sliilillBluil » dully route lliroURll
Hi-il Iliinli, ^iHi'ivslmry, l^iliinltiwii, Umg Uruncn,
ami 'l'lnhiu Knll.s, ami iiiKitlii-r lliniiigli (he cufittira
hldt* uf Uril IIIIIIK, Fuir llavirn, Oci'anlc, SeubrlgUt,
Uiiiiinini Ni'clt anil I'arkt'rvlllL'. I'unlea al any of
tlii'Mi |iliur» imiy lir MI|.|IIIHI wllli fnah bri'ad every
iiinriiiiitf l.y miiiryliiK tin- HiilwiTltiur, or tbo drivers
uf tliLMvaunlis.
WM. ii. WILSON.
MARKETS.
E MARKET,"
" THE MARKET,"
THE III.DF.ST ESTAULIS1IED IN BED BANK,
IS NOW OPEN IN THE NEW AND
KI.ICGANT STORE ERECTED
ON THE SITE OF THK
OLD BUILDING.
Where ran In- Iminil Fmsh Meats of all kinds of tie
very U'sl iiunllly. Hume SlauBlitored.
DI1IK1) ASn S.VDKUI) MEATS, HALT WEAT8,
I'l.ULTKV, iC,
All al Itcasonnhh) Prices. i.
I wunlii res|M'rtruliy untlfy the Furmers that I am
liirpaml lu (ilil.NllANl) SEASON 8AUSAGEMEAT,
JOSEI'Ii H. STILWELL.
riENTRAL ME-VT MARKET,
V./
'-1) IIUOAI) STREET,
RED BANK, N. J 1
WHITE & ALLAIEE,
All kinds ot nicnts," IncludlnR
BEEF, SIUTTON, LAMB, VEAL,
PORK, &o.,
ulwoya on bund.
Wo also kcop on hand
SMOKED MEATS, SAUSAGE, POUITRY, 46.
CANNED G00D3 AND VEGETABLES 1
"Tho Beat Goods nt tlm Lowest Prices.
WHITE & ALLAIRE, \
CENTRAL HEAT MARKET ' '.
SO BROAD BTREET, RED BANK, N, J.

The Hudson River Tunnel.
The Hudson River Tunnel was projected
about ten years ago by a party of California
capitalists, among whom was
Col. De Witt C. Haskins, who had been
engaged in similar undertakings there.
The scheme was at lirst considered impracticable
and the company met with
obstacles at every step; the most formidable,
however, was the opposition of tht
railway companies who claimed the entire
river front. After a iiuiiilierof law
suit*, the company were allowed to coinderail
a sufficient urea of'land tu commence
operations. An immense brick
sliaft was SJiiit iit the foot of Fifteenth
Btreet, but the work was brought to :i
Buduen stop by an injunction olitainen
bv tlielMaware, Lickawannaaud Western
Railway Company, whose hind :ul
joinsthatoi' theTuniielCuinpany. Nothmg
was done for several yenrs except in
the courts, until at last llie Tunnel Company
were victorious and operatioii!were
immediately resuinei). The *h;ift
was completed and work was cominenctMj
upon the tunnel proper.
Tlie use of compressed air in such operations
was comparatively new, tin,,
•was the invention of Col. Hasliins himself.
It had beef successfully used in
rarious underground works ni C>ilifo'iii;..
and on tlie Mississippi river. Engineer.'
were divided in opinion, ami it was considered
an experiment. Unlorlunatrly,
the work was mil commenced propcrl)
at the connection of tin: tunnel with tli,
shaft, and the terrible accident by whie.l.
twenty-four lives were losl is still fresh in
the memory of the public. Tins w;i>
caused by "the caving in of the loose
made soil between the sliiift and tinair
lock. In order to inakea good showing
to the stockholders a temporary con
nection was made instead ol a solid and
permanent one, and the main work wn.pushed
under the bed of the rivet. Tin
experiment was a costly one. and caused
great delay us well as great expense. In
April, 1881. Gen.SiiuySuiitli.il graduate
of West Point, and an eminent engineer,
took charge of the work, mid from thai
time it has gone on safely and rapidly.
An immense eaission was sunk anil si
permanent connection nuule with the
tunnel. New cuiunveKsed air tnucldner\
was added and every possible precaution
taken ngainst accidents. It was originally
intended to build the tunnel enliivh
of brick, but at the sunnetition of the engineers,
concrete has been substituted
for tlie lower section, while the upper
section or half ol the circle is of briili.
the whole being encased in heavy iron
work firmly riveted together, thus making
the work as strong sis human ingenuity
and s-kill can devise.
It was originally intended to build one
shaft or tunnel, but the plan has been
changed, and two parallel shafts are ber
ing constructed. They are known as the
Horth nndtheSouthtiiuncls. Thefiirmer
lias been completed a distance of 80(1
feet from tlie caisson, while the latter
hns reached 850 feet, the work on both
AlmuEMOCRAllCNfflSfWER
DEMOCRATIC DAILY
IN NEW YORK
50CENTSPER MONTH POSTAGE PAIQ
OHED0UAR&FIFIYCB4TS PtRANMlM
POSTAGE PAID
2426*28 NORTH WILLIAMS!
NEWY0RK.
C'UiAKS AND TOHACCO.
IO11N t'ULLISGTON & SONS,
MANt'KACTfBEItS OF
FINE SEGARS,
C MILLER,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
No. 14 BUOAD STREET,
Every variety or
RED BANK, N. J.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
BOOTS ANU SHOES,
BOOTS AXD SHOES,
(111 and WEHTER WEAR
Custom Work in I'uir I'rlij-n.
IllrtN K jirmiiinl J attended to.
Ladies'and Children's shoes a specialty.
S. MILLER.
: No. 11 BROAD STREET,
Itr.n HANK. N. J.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
JOHN LLOYD, Jit..
ItKI) HANK. N. J.
PIANOSftiKt Miixin* llttnilln'sdHliANStorCusti
or liutalluii-nts ut furuirj" prlriss by
JIllIN LLtlYU, JK., scut AllEST,
ItEU HANK, N. J.
A
LLSTROM & WOKFORD,
LUDLOW II A I. In
Rcil Ilank. N. J.
Musical Inslrumratsor all kinds, Includlnpr
BANJOS,
VIOLINS,
UlHTAItS,
PIANOS 4 OmiANS,
HANI) INSTItUMENTB,
riFES, IinUMS,FLUTES,
CONCERTINAS,
ACCOIIDEONH,
C'VMDALS, ETC.
Chtlrnbcs. Lodpcs. m,(l KchonlH will be furnished
wlili a pluno or cirinn of uny pattern and by uny
maker, ut a
SPECIAL DISCOUNT.
SPECIAL DISCOUNT.
We kepp on hand u large slock of
SHEET MUSIC,
both vocal and Instrumental.
J
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
TT TATTMJ' T^ P\ \ T Paying Hurt !ur duplicate wedding presents, sur-
H I I H V \ r I \ Plus Bilyur-mire. tlaiiiunilri, vritdlrs, Jewelry and
. 11. IV/lll\vJlWI\ "Tunas. My nun: will l« tumid full of hargaiut
j \s ± xi. **~> *. v^j.1 B M m l |^ Sullil Silver Tea Sen $1:0 to SoOOlnrt
cost two or thr,*! time* ay much to manufacture. Elegantly ra-seil MuitJl pieces uf sliver, TilTauy's and
(Jorniuu's make &> to s^l tlial cunt T T—\ T ¥ T T—S T T^\ T ^ S^l lu JrW, Gold su.'iii-wludlng
watches, fw> to S'-TO. tiilver, Slr> I I. \ \ / I. I . J to $411. Luilles' imld vailcbM 8*
up. niumond wir-rlnii» SB to I P \V I . I , I , |\ S">,IXW. Diamond rings S10 to
S1.0O0, EniniKenii'iil nnd ivwl- J x-4 » • •>—' *-* x-J x v iK J
ding rings .$1 to gfl. Sliver
ware, Iwsl nuke, larRi'sl dlsi-ocnt tiiVen on. Flue Jewelry of evwy desi-rlj)tlori uway U;lo\v
ding rings .$.1 to gfll. Sliver
l'lli
l
I l
Wuu-ties
k l R
mid
l
Jiiwt'liy
d l t tV n Fl J l f wy deltlor wy Ul
~\1 F. MANY,
1
Suct'es.s'ir to It. E. Stanwood,
WATCHMAKER AN"D JEWELER,
FHO.VT STREET,
(1pp. Glubo Hotel, RED BANK. N. J.
LUMBER, COAL AND WOOD.
T A. TlIROOKMOKTON.
Dealer 111
LUMBER. LATH, LIME, CEMENT,
Brick. Nulls, I'nintu, Oils. in.
KHONT STUK.ET, 11EI1 HANK, N. J.
DARKER & CUADWICK,
. LUMBER, LATH. LIME, BRICK,
Omrnl, Culclni'il nnd Und niiHtcj*, Hardware,
I'alnla and (tlb, (011I. ItolicdiiHl., Uuallo, Ac.
Om, FHENCH'S lMJILMNfi, UBOAD 3TBEKT,
UEO BANK, N. J.
FMELD & BUEROWES,
Dnalt'ni In
LUMBER, LIME, LATH, PLASTER.
Ceim'ttf, Bricks nnil Ilruln TIl'N Uullilt'rs' Hnrdwarc,
(ir;iNS Sct:d, Ac. Mixed I'uijits a Socially. Also
(iioralu J'inc, A«h, Whin wood and Walnut
Luinbi-l.
Near Rnllniud Dt'Wit, Itf:D BANK, N. J
pOAL AND AVOOD,
SCRANTON. LRIllcill, CUMBERLAND
AND WILKESBARRE COAL
At the I/weBt Mi rkel IlaU's.
COIM) WOOD. UH'UST AMI ClIKSfTNUT POSTS
AND CHIJiTNLT HAILS.
JOHN A. AVORTIILEY,
DIIIi.- at Wortlilsy's Dork, BKD DANK. N. J
[ ORFOHD BROTH ERS,
Dealers In
COAL AND WOOD,
COAL AND WOOD.
COAL AND WOOD,
Bell only good sound pine and oak wood,
150 BOWERY, N. Y.
T\7EAV JEWELIiY STORE,
ALLEN'S BLOCK. FRONT STHKKT, BED BANK.
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY
Knltl uml
K FINE ASSORTMENT OF SPECTACLES.
All work diijio III a priii'tlcnl wny anil warranted.
No M'cond I'liar^i' 1111 work ilotii!. Jlnvn been In the
biisiness tin DVi'i- llllvt'it y,';irs. I know I ran (,'ive
.sati^^Ul I tlou. Goods Miild 20 per I'int. lie.low New
York prii'tw. All I sell will be as ivpmsenlcd or
moiivy rt'Hirnt'il. l'luaaue lo HIIIAV (ronila. NYlil
ulipit'iiaU- all fui-ors.
JOSEl'lI F. VANDEVEEH.
RAILROADS, AND STEAMBOATS.
/•VENTRAL RA1CR0AD
RAIL-ROAD OF NEW
JHUSKY.
NEW YORK AND l.ONIl IlltANni DIVISION.
fitutlons In New York, font of Liberty Street nnd
foot of Clarkson Strei'l, \. It.; In Brooklyn, Jewell'h
Wlwrt, font nl Pulton Street.
Connection is inudi' nt .lursfy clly station to nnd
from Uroiikl.vn > 1'on Nuiiinoiilli I*>r Neil Hank nl T 03 fl.m.
2-ir|,.m.
JOSKPH S. IIAItHl.s, II. P. BALDWIN,
lien. Miomtier. Uell. 1'u.ss. Alien
BEEHOLD & NEW YORK RAIL-
WAY.
NEW ItOUTE Til I--IIEE1IOI.I1.
TIMF.-TADI.E IX i;m:(T NOV. 7, IBSl.
Trains leave via. fentnit Railroad nf New Jerse
fin- FreolinlO. iMnrlliori), lllllsil:i!e, Miir^iiuville.
to\, «9 lielnw :
LEAVE KEI> HANK
Al ft If, 11 20 ii.in.; 4 JS and fi .VI p.m.
1.KAVE LITTLE SILVKIt
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
• 33. II lDu.in.: 411 ami :>4Xp.in.
LF.MI: MiiiDi.KTinv.v
Al 7 -id a.m.; -13s and u IKI p.m.
UETntNlMi. LEAVE 1'HEF.IIOl.n
FOREION & DOMESTir LIQUORS, Fur Ili'l llaok. Ac. Ac. Ill K 00, II UI11.11.; -I 15,0
KKYPO11T tllXSKCTlllN.
FOREKiN & DOMESTIC LIQUORS, All Inilns nf rt'iilnil Kullmuil c leclillB wl
•w nillrnud mult' to Keypin't via. Pluliniioi.
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQUORS, {.*"' By llie line leavlmr Hwl Ilank nt 8 19 a.m
connection is nuule wlili llie .Inuieslmi'^ llnini-li
llie reiuisylvauiu It.lt. for EHKllshtmvn, J;mu!.slmri
Trniluu, *i'. J. E. HAI.rH,
Nov. 1, 1KS1. Sup'I inul Treasure:
RESTAURANTS,
BOTTLEIIS OF
pONROW'S
ALE' LAGER BEER AND MINERAL
OYSTER AND LUNCH ROOMS.
WATERS.
RED HANK, N. J.
Tills popular cstnblinhinenl on the roud leaill
to Hie Steanilioal Umiling, lias been Improved u
refltted fur th*: sensuu of IHtil.
CIIOPi5, STEA KS. ETC., COOKED TO ORDER
HSU AND CHAHSIN TIIElIt SEASON.
BOTTLERS OF
(.'LAMS KOAS'I'ED TO OUUEIt.
Best quality of frxid at rpnsonable. prices.
ALE, LAGER BEEK AND MINERAL
Lii|:er liutlk'd for fumily use.
Old and Ni:\v Alt
WATERS.
MISS TOWNSEND'S NOVELS.
Fine. EnBlisli cloth. Enrh$I.H>.
I.F.NOX DiltE.
THAT QUEER GIIIL.
DAHRYI.l (iAPi OR, WHETHER IT TAID.
OSI.V films.
A WOMAN'S WOUD AND HOW 6HE KEIT IT.
MISS DOUGLAS' NOVELS.
Fine English.cloth. Enrh S1.50.
LOST IN A GREAT CITY.
HOPE MILLS; on. HETWEEN FRIEND AND
SWF.ETIIEAIIT.
HOME NOOK; oil, THE CtlOWN OF DUTY.
CLAUDIA.
IN TRUST i on, DR. BEnTRAND'S HOUSEHOLD.
NELLY KINNARD'8 KINCiDOM. »
FIIOM II.IND TO MOUTH.
tiTCPIIKN DANE.
SYDNIE ADRIANCE; OK, TRY1NC, THE WORLD.
SEVEN DAt'CillTERS.
40,000 WORDS.
The Rlffht Word In tho Right Plnco.
CAMPBELL'S HAND-BOOK OF ENG-
LISH SYNONYMS.
With an appendix showing the correct use or propositions.
Also a collection or Foreign Phrases.
ByL. J. CAMPnELl.; author of "Pronouncing
Iliind - Dook of 3,000 Words Often Mispro-
HENRY WHITE, Red Bank, N. J. nounced." 32mo, Clotll. GOe.
The chief use of a hook of synonyms Is to cnahlo
LAt'NDBIES.
the writer io choose the appropriate word, which,
Torn moment, hneannot rccnll, whenever ho wishes
to vary n form of expression, or to speak with graucr
precision. This little hoot, which enn ho curried In
NEW INSTITUTION,
the vest pocket, conulns over 40,0)0 words, nnd has
A In on appendix n treatment of propositions, showing
EED , tliclr right use In connection with certain words.
RED BANK LAUNDRY,
Onklnnii street, N'car Central Railroad Depot, GEOGRAPHICAL PLAYS.
JOHN II. APPLF.GATE, Proprietor.
For young folks at school and at homo. Dy Miss
Clothes Lnundrlr.il In tho best style nt low prices. JAXE ANDREWS, author of "Seven Lltlle Sir
Mec-llsl on Appllmtlon. SutWuctlon jrunrantced. Icrs," " Eich anil All," etc. Very cntertnlnlng
anil instructive. May bo used for Supplementa-
No Acids used in Washing ClotheB. ry Heading, or Review Exercises In Geography.
Price IS cents each, comprising:
. Special rates Tor family winning. - Clothes cnlkd
Jor und delivercil in any part of lied Dank nnd • vl- 1. United States. ' 6. Africa.
clnlly.
2. Europe. 8. Asia;
Orders may^e left nt tho Globe Hotel, B. fl. Ba- 8. Australia and the Isles of tho Sea,
gnes's Hewspnpfcr Depot, or J. M. Bmlto'ii Grocery 4. The Commerce of tlio 'World,
Store. Orders ny mail will receive prompt attention.
CAMBRIDGE SERIES OF INFORMA-
It/TRS. A. FLETCHER & CO.,
TION CAKDS.
my feet all
For Upper Classes In Schools, Price S.conts each;
lrtrt,N«Trrort.
1 indsome now dlngoim l Knotls In oil tlio new dosir.u.le
sliadiH.
ure Dlaylng a niiripMi. lino of lovf and mediuni
iirlcvd
Dress Fabrics.
DECIDED BARGAINS.
Cloths and Cassimeres
In patterns for suits and overcoats.
Ladies' Cloths for Ulsters.
LADIES' AND GENTS' KID GLOVES
for Htrecl and evening wear. Also the
Foster Kid Glove.
i! and luce goods [n every vnrlety Including »
very hir^e line of
HAMBURG EDGINGS AND INSER-
T1ON
at pxtremi'ly low prices.
LADIES' AND GENTS' HOSIERY AND
UNDERWEAR.
ADLEM & COLE,
BEOAD STREET. RED BANK, N. J.
TJARGAINS THHOUGHOUT.
New and Ek'Kant Styles of
SEASONABLE GOODS
LOW PRICES.
SILKS 8AT1SS. VM.vr.TR, DHK8 GOODS.
11I.ACK RIKIDS, ItinnilNK. LACKS, UN-
DEUWEAR, 11USIKIIV, >Se.
I invite special attention to our
NEW STYLE CORSETS,.
-A^'J to Hie
"Cammllll" Kill r,a ,^et.llent v M t r ln
buttor.s, un stailea, warranted.
95 CENTS A PAIR.
Four button unclresseil kid, 60 rrnta.
PARASOLS.
Orilcra for nny paninilnr goods not in stoek veil!
receive prompt iittentlon.
A full linr of
FANCY GROCERIES
R. W. COORE.
OPENING.
WILD'S UUU.DING,
CORNER BROAD & MECHANIC STS.,
J. & C. JOHNSTON,
RED BA.NK, N. J.
BROADWAY, 5TII AVE. & 22D ST..
M
Wlsli to Inform their customers and Iho public that
they will during tbls inoutli
EXHIBIT THE CHOICEST PRODUC-
TIONS OF
NEW GOODS,
.
Tlicre own Importation, from tlio most celebrated
T1IOS. 9.
(orulgn manutticturera. In their t .
lnislneiw now beforo (lie pulillc. You enn
kniiy fiwtur al work lor us tliun tit SILK DEPARTMENT,
BEST-; j f f else. Cnpltal not needed. We
will alnrt you. gia a duy nnd iipwurilj mndo ut a complete now etocki consisting of the
liciiiie by tlio inrtiiBtrloxiH. Men, women, boys and
(drlji witnti'd everywliLTO to work for iifi. Now js
tho time. You win work In spare time only or glvo LATEST NOVELTIES
your whole tlmo to tlie bushim You cun Hvo at
lioniQ and do tlio wo*. No oilier liuslnras will pay
you nearly us w