The Penn's Grove record., 1886-04-17
sTATE NEWS

Thomas NJ. Ludiam has been appoint
ell Postmaster at Melville.
William Walter Phelps has written
to sh.iras Post G.. A. X, OF Mount Hot
iy, That he will deliver at Grafton there
Oh Memorial day.
\ thirtv-eight-mile wind at Cape
Aiay Point on sunday night destroyed
TIE Bre.ikwater at the foot Of Cape
avenue.
4 rcguisftiOn las been asked by Gov
ernUr ALBEIT of Governor Hill, Of New
Iglk, tor the surrender Of George
Sicsless and Joseph Anderson, who are
CHARGED with being implicated in the
j uchng Of Mingo Jack and are believ-
ed to be sccreted in New York City.
The West Jersey Railroad Company
is ballasting its road with cinders. The
Object is to keep down the dust which
is So great an annoyance in the sum
1lgr time. and the purpose is To cover
the whole road from Camden to Cape
May.
An order went into effect on Penn
sylyauja Railroad last month prohibit
ing the employment OF men over As
years Oh dBc. liio d'Oo nv ANhNA ~
tie men now in the employ Of the COM
pany, but no new ones above that age
will be given employment.
a Stone parsonage tdcost $4,000 is to
be built by the congregation of st.
Thomas Z. &. Church at Glasshoro.
The United Dairymens Association
Of New jersey, Pennsylvania and De-
.pr,.. I..,a ,.,.,,aA - mill way avifh
The Philadelphia Dealers Exchange by
deciding not to ship any milk the pres
ent month unless the dealers agree to
pay 1 cents Il quart. The price for the
month of May was fixed at 81 cents
per quart.
e complete returns of the Trenton
q ION show that Uoolverton, Demo
Graz, was elected Mayor by Ill major
ity; Mackenzie, Republican, School
superintendent by II majority, and
Richards, Republican, Tax Receiver
G5 majority. The Democrats will have
one majority in the City Council and
in the Board of Freeholders.
The Republicans carried the Beverly
election on Monday, Democrats elect
ing only their candidate for Assessor
A. II. Perkins. b. f. Soby had So
majority for City Treasurer; A. Martin,
Turner Birkhead ard II. L. Rorley
were elected Councilmen, and ClIar'es
W. Higgins, Freebooter; the latter
having "a majority. The proposition
to raise $50, 600 by loan for q water
works was defeated, ard the apti-li-
cense element secured the City Council.
The Democrats of Bordentown had
a narrow escaped frcm defeat at the
borough election Oh Monday. The Re-
publicans and Proiibitionists united
on Asher Brakeley for Mayor, but j.
.. Hudson, Democrat, was elected for
a seventh term by Z majority. Z. X.
Holloway, Republican, had 36 majority
for Constable. The Democrats elected
Edward Bctchcl for Council in the Sc
cond ward by y majority, and james
3irmiugh ham ill the Third by >. John
Ford, Republican, won in the First
@a,d by 4 majority. The Council
which is favorable to license, will stand
) Democrats and 4 Republicans.
Ex-CongresSman Cleveland. Demo-
crat, has a majority of about 400 for
Mayor of Jersey City over Gilbert Col
Inns, Republican, the presnt Mayor
Ed Sin }. Kerr, Democrat, is elected
Mayor of IIoboken by 200 majority
over II. l.. timken, independent, the
present incumbent.
The Mount Holly Board OF Traie is
about to erect IA building at Il cost Of
5000 fer the accommodation ola Phil
manufacturer whovhas PROMISED to
move his plant TO Mount Molly.
The West Jersey Railroad will BALD
IN non bridge for the soutli-bound
tack oyer the Woodbury. bridge.