The Penn's Grove record., 1885-05-02

Tho Board Of Commissioners Of As
Uass Tar, hss plcsed @ resolution con.
l-Duin- rs q nuisance tho meetings
" tine Salvation Army, ana i~ustructirg
tao Chief Of the FotCs 10 prohibit the
gathering Of crowds at The doors Of tie
barracks. An ordinance is being
prepared prohibiting all street rarades,
cN- ept ~ permission OF the Board.
The Cape Aiay pier has withstooi the
. rigors of The winner without any injury
Whatever. The work Of enclosing the
pavilion with glass is going forward
rapidly.
The famous Evangelist D l.. Moody
T has been holding crowded meetings at
Princeton College the past week. He
/ came there ut the invitation of the
Philadelphian Society Of the college
aud was the guest of President Nc
/ Gosh.
Mr.. Charles Janney has been appoint
ed Postmaster Of Camden in place of
W. T. Bailey. Mr.. Bailey's term lid
not expire for two years, but he was
Justly accused of trading postage
stamps for merchandise in order to in
crease his salary. Mr.. Janney is u nat
i've of Salem county. He had to give
hands for SD Goa.
\ schedule of The amount Of school
tax to be levied by the different coun-
ties in New Jersey was agreed on
I Tuesday. the total amount is s1,424,-
IA, being 81 for every child Of School
age in the State. Essex pays the most,
1921, 397.17, and Cape May the least,
s., S3S.47.
Frederick z. Pfeiffer, ex-treasurer
and cashier of the suspended Glouces-
ter City Saving Institution, was arrest
cd in Camden, on a warrant issued by
Mayor Moss, Of Gloucester City, charg-
ing him with emb.zzeling the funds If
the bank while acting as its treasurer.
The warrant was issued gu complaint Of
/ James Bell, M of the directors of the
bauk, and contains three separate
charges of emhezzlement, as follows:
December 3fst, 1888, ~S6l79-30; June
7th, 1884, 5000. 90, and within Decem-
Der 3lst, 1884, and July 18th, 1884,
$3.50. II. Mr.. Pfider was taken be-
fore Justice Cassidy, Of Camden, where
he furnished bail III the sum OF sSHVO
! for his appearance at court.
In accordance with an order issued by
Mayor Silpatb, of burlington, the cigar
| stores, drug torres and ice cream sa-
looms were closed last Sunday for the
lirst time on Sunday in the history OF
that city. The action of the Mayor
has called down upol. his head the i'll
d gnation of anumber Of young men OF
the town, who have spent their sun
DAYS iii the cigar srcres solving the
problems of the day in p%referance to
attending church. Tue Mayor, how
ever, Is backed w by leading citizens,
vino believe That the sincity OF Sunday
has been violated 10y TIE cigar stores
keeping open and that tine custom tend
cd to de|uloralize the youth of the place
A movement IS now Of foot to enforce
the old blue laws and 10 prevent milk
men and all others lrOm serving custo-
mers on sunday.
1t is stated in the minutes of the An.
nual New jersey Conference that there
are Is churches III tue Conferences val
ued.a 1929, 100, and % parsonages val
ued ut $40, 900. TGere is Il total full
membership Of 1882 and 1888 proba-
TONERS. Ther e are r sunday schools
with l547 officers aud teachers, aud II
UU4 scholars. There was paid for mln-
isterial support S3T, 0G3, and for ben
eyolent purpose S12,O53.