The Monitor., 1885-07-03

an eHofU is peinS iilade 10 eoliect curloss-
t'es 10, ~ uSeuIi Vo ne i"edteo III 1aliiueli,
VI carry hetli9'liSih. INeV. =. n Ilitecaf 7
- ~" VI prosecuting 'iie "oiA VI
eoiieetn'h'
Revenue Collector Thomas NJ Ferrell
lidS appointed Nilaries l. Malohey deputy
1ollee.or ioI tlit N"ili'lei "io.lcestei any.
11tiantic Noudtles eisisio'i' anu Snarien
Iieii"fichSoi: ioi tiie hoiiiiio"'ii anu VoeF'h
COUNTIES ''i'lsloh'
Six hundred men are said to be unem-
Ployed AT present Ill Brldgetoh. ne
hIlieilts OF LABOR thefe nave arranged Iof
Nalkih9 naten 10 commence to-day the
proceeds 10 oe aeVoted 10 heipihe the uh-
e"'Pi"Seu ""Ihiiieh'
The Camden Irou Works has lust Sc
cured the contract for manufacturing $50
lnlieS ,. ol ~ men IRON Iipe 70 De usea on !
pil'e llne 10 re run from flttsoafg 70 rhli-
t' il'ilia. hey WIZ commence "orK on
tue contract NJ once.
DIR. l.. NJ. Green. of Woodbury.. is rails
ing new barn on the MickIe farm. and is
having it done by professional rigger. a
u1p@leuie ilo,n eiie oiu way ol roiiing up
q 9allei oi cieer anu ASKING tue heighoors
~ ieii" iiel Piiis A'ifi'
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company is
fitting it's locomotives with new and i'm
proved sloping fire boxes. which afford
more heating space while it lessons the
ehaiees lof the spreading OF the wheels py
0e'iis 'oo ciose I" Tue hre'
The sturgeon fishery at the mouth of
the Alloways creek stopped operations last
week. Mr.. Wallen. one of the proprietors.
says the catch has been the largest in the
history of sturgeon fishing, and with them.
iiilailciaily' the season mas been success.
Four men of Camden were held in bail
Friday for brutally maltreating a horse
Testimony was produced showing that the
men wore out their whips on the animal
then used climbs on it. and afterwards set
fire to paper and burned the horse TO make
it move.
An extraordinary sand ybirl was seen in
a field near Paillsboro ON Friday last. At
the base it was about twenty feet in dia-
meter. and resenbled a taperine monu-
ment of sand more than hundred feet in
height. It lasted nearly FIVE minutes and
moved slowly.
which Kaighp-s avenue. Camden. is to
pass. according to the proposed extension.
have appealed from the award of the Conn
missioners. who assessed damages. and il
their demands ore not satisfied will appeal
TO the Supreme Court.
me west sue 'Iiass company, Oh
barrassed for some time has SUSPENDED
Some time AGO the rlassblowers refused to
work owing to their wages not being paid
and left their pots full Of molten glass.
The amount due them * nearly $4,000
ne enects oI the iofpoise fishing Com,
pans; q Cal'e Ias, nave gseh selzeu anu
made by Prosecutor Jonas Miller. of Cape
Nav eonnty 10 satisiy n claim for salary
when he was solicitor of the cencen. and
by Cant Cook for services as superintend
ent fsf
Inc dilhcnllies tiiat nave existed 10 pre-
re'tt tlie DulldnlS OF uie IRON pier az Ine
looe @ ~ 'iassaeiiussesls "sTniue, -A'iaii'ic
stock withdrawn bv the faction renresept-
mo tbe Philadelnhia Iron Company has
been taken Work will be at once COM
menced.
nat Is known as the hlng High
way, the hrst road opened from cape
May TO fi1iaaeiphia- before the hevoiti-
lloh' out lon9 silce ooii'elaeeu I et IA llia.'s
SeaviIle To MI Pleasant a distance of four
miles II extends through the great cedar
swamp for nearly two miles
FRANK Soader- VINO HVes near brluge-
ton, has remaikaole new seeding straw
berry one plant contained seventeen
stalks, and on one aI these Stalks there
Were ~ berries, Another piaht coltaihed
oO3 LAST year Mr. Sender oatbered 4,
har,.ias that filled a orart measure
At the oyster planting grounds OF Maurice
River Cove, winch bounds on the shores OF
Cumberland ana cape May couhtles,
greater numoer Oh acres mas peeh painted
TINS year thah ever before. a carelul
estimate OF the area now planted has been
twenty.two seuare miles or nearly Is 600
acres
The brldgeton authorities are ABOUT TO
purchase Oh Jonathan Elmer the East Lake,
ITS sources, water risht ana saw mil lor
s2o,ooo. The water supply OF bridgeton
Is now secured from TINS iake- Inc owner
snip OF tlle Lake ny the ci.s VIII remove
an the uilicui,'es tiae hate nefetoio.e
oeen eA peliei'oes' a. '''e'' " '''e WY
""'ei s''pp's'
DIR. W. NJ. Pollard has examined the
eyes of over 700 pupils in the public
schools of Atlantic City. and reports that
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