The Penn's Grove record., 1885-03-21
STATE NEWS.

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y. the cId wa ch work at Marisl
uuis.u caun Y, to le used us a manu-
a,.5ry to, the manufacture Of IT,,
l,pkils NOV "a d o her a~gricultur.
nlclin ry. Il is sid nom 1000 {
100 hands VIII be mployed.
Steps are being taken 10 establish {
rrematafy in Jersey City.
Henry c. Work, WHO wrote thos,
pnpoiar songs, "0td Me d+mus'
''Guudfather's Clock" etc, was al
on TIM Il property hujaef aud residen.
OF Viteland.
On tie 18th of july, 1884, J. II. Var.
Clef. an attorney of New BrunSw ick
stated for Titusville, Ia. After ht
had progressed a short distance beyond
Trenton oil the bel'edere DIVISION %
the Pennsylvania ltai road, his ticket
was d, clarrl worthless ard his fare dr..
mandcd. lie refused to pay and va,
nut of the tram. The matter b n
brought to the rOticr of the officials
thty cfftICG {" refund him eiehty-tA,
cents. He Immediately brought sui
! Tor 5000 damages. On I'll ursday hi
! rec-iued from the railroad Company n
| apology for rudehess >iIowr, an agree
melt to pay all tne expei SIS of the su
and an anBual pass over the entirt
Prnusy lvan!a Railroad system.
Tie total number of small arms, I'll,
property OF the ) ate, including hose
in possession o. the Ma ioual Guard
il, 2, 800. The heavy ordinance service
a0.e, consists Of taelve light Napo-
leon guns. smooth bors; four 3I-inch
Ames' guns, sn ooti, boie; fOur 3t-incl
James Runs, riied; and ei. hteen Griffin
guns, r.fled. These, with gun carriage,
iimb- ), e~aisSuns, battery wagons,
tiaytiilg iuTgeS and implements. com
pose six 6-ineh Iatialions. La addition
~ Ab9 tt'iC 8V oaNhfhb guns iOhi
breeeh-leading howi tiers, vi h sufii-
Gent ammunition for almost any emer-
gcncy. The number OF CARTRIDGES for
~Springfeld r'hes on hand is about 150,-
W.. A large quantity of ammunition
is manufactured Al the Arsenal.
TIE net earHIu1s of the West jersey
Railroad Tor the past year were SjU3,-
5O5.4l aud tae stock has been incfcils
cd S430jU in value. The prosperi 3
Of The West Jersey Express Company
hs b-eu still moie rem arkahle, its lei
Earnings being $j9,057.75. TAe road
carried 1919, 100 passengers, being
Al Increase I'VE the previous year Of
-, al.
DR.. George 6. Green, Of Woodbury.,
th- August Power mal, mas d fortune
VI oue a d a halt million dollars. ali ui
which he las accumulated Within he
past tagr.'y years. Among his possess
l.us aIr fourteen farms in u ouaestcr
Co, Sky sciiugs Il Woodbury., tb
mos pro u}Heut block ia the toan, the
Ol~Ia House, a sheep ranch in tue
West, and Ii mt.iutai 5 private Ma
ter-1or - -upply his residence N
iab rltory wiki water. lie is al pres
tn. eI-agei in tw-nty-une business
enterprises beside his Laboratory.
q tie a number of Cape May counts
oysterneu are going 10 gait tie bust
ness. TIrY clam there i,as been
nothing male at it during the past
+" years on u ccount Of the sesrrr
winters Which they have TO c.nir,d
wiki, the higA Price OF plants AMI tie
small price obtained for .helu s.ieL
shipped 10 market.
Tie Pennsylvania Railroad ia, d =
Continued the SAFE OF inOHlhly tickets,
and this hos Iaised q lea bie tumpus
among travellers accustomed 10 usr
such, 10 pa ing at regular iatfs IL
cIeeses their fares about orc thiid.
Each hol DER Of i monthly ticket was
entIi led To twenty-seyen trips atpi was
given tia IuH LtI If feIly tickets.
May II the ticket Holde.s goult sell
or give AWAY the ferry tic,.eis that they
could MT ne. TIE railroad Conn
pan! n titled them 70 desist rra.n tins
proc.cp, but they continued and, a. a
resll C '.lpany shut down on AL lick
ct, There VIII be anguish all Vel
South and W,st J'rsy If 10 more
such tickets are Issued.
On Iuesd y Taylor Devinney, VIII"
li'es near Wrigh.stoan, Killed The
heaviest hogs o. record. Four pt TIE
heaviest welg1eI 1925, 1135, 1855 ana
1919 rs. respectively as they huas oa
the shambles dressed. Twenty aver.
aged 81 pounds. They were Of The
Jersey Red variety.
The burlington County Ddirymen's
Associa ion h4vrjoned with the salem
couty dairymen IN tiielt petition T.
The Legislature To reduce the amount
Of solids required in mills from l. to II
per cent, and TO rrqui c tie analysis 10
be made before the milk sous
ID. Tanner Is great fasting record has
been fairly outdole by the late Mary
Candddl, aged ii years, who had been
caedf for by Oye,sccT of uIe l'oor-Lair
at Bloomsbury, lIunterdon county, the
past year. Mr. Lair ami wife haYe
made an affidavit to the effect that the
WOMAN, prior to her death, on Febru-
any -, ate nothing for f~orty-eight days
excepting Il teaspoonful Of canned
ounce, witch She subsequently ,om-
ira,l .t.1 q. L,.ulf ,unt.ttty II AN.tgr "A