The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-03

TIE state Sunday School Association
IN Ills District, which includes tie
ee8a.ss If Cape May, Cumberland,
Gloucester and salem, will be held at
HHura Grove on August 3r1. Tie
programme MI be announced later.
Moore Bros. glass manufacturers of
Clayton say that they never did u o
satisfactory years business than this
YEAR, among the favorable particulars
Il this Years work being few broken
pes. superior grade of ware, and large
4aanllty produced.
EN-Nayor Green of Woodbury., has
lately purchased of William Iszard
Esq. "a number of acres of ground
Hfar Woodbury. for cemctry purposes.
Il is stated that Donaparte Park, at
BarleateWn, which was recently pur-
ly Nj, Coleman, Of Philadelphia, has
been leased for three years by a Catho-
lie Order that has a seminary located
at Germantown.
y band of gyp5ies on Monday stole
tat little daughter of Fred Crane as
she was playing near per home at
Bloomfield. y companion saw the
act and the alarm was given. Two
men started after the gypairs, aud az
the latter ncaged Paterson came UP TO
heir wagon. The rascals threw The
child out Of the wagon into the ditch,
her mouth bring gagged, and then made
Jheir escape.
Frank N. Porch has been appointed
Collector of Customs Mt Bridgton ly
tine President.
Forty ladies' and three youths were
graduated a8 teachers ut the con
mpncrment of the State Normal School
at Trenton last week.
An oak tree stands on the farm Of
Benjamin Crosse, at Rio Grande, Cape
May County, which measures y feet
in circumference. At o. it viii
shade forty square rods Of ground.
y crippled inmate Of tie Cumher
land County Almshouse, Thursday stab
cd Jos. Shannon, 4 fellow inmate, with
Il butcher knife, inhicting a probably
fatal wound in the gro!a.
The directors ot the State Ag'icnl-
tnral Society have resolved to have a
dog show in connection with their
coming Fair, and will erect a building
tc cost not more than Sf,300, under
the direction Of the Executive Commit
tee, in which 10 give such an exilibi-
tien.
Tie commission appointed by the
New Jersey legislature to rebuild the
state Capitol at Trenton has decided
ou plans for the new structure. 1t is
TO be Of stone, 100 feet long by 60 deep
with an oetagoAal stone rotunda, sur
mounted by a dome 40 feet high.
Work is to be commenced on tue build
ing in u few works.
Tho c0Hs'itutlOnality of h Polle
Tenure-of-OMc act las again been re-
affirmed by the Supreme Court IN the
case of the Atlantic City police force,
which was dismissed last fall for fac
tional political reasons. The Cont has
ordered the reinstatement of the force
and each member has presented a bill
Of 9}t2.7 - on salary acco unit.
Arthur J.. Ogilhy, formerly Cashier
Of the Dime Savings Bank, who was
accused of ~emhezzliug its funds, and
whn has recently been confined in tbs
Lmatic Asylum Mt Trenton, was
Wednesday brought before the Court
at New Brunswick having been adlud-
ged sane bytl eauthoritits. EN-Govern
OF Ludlow urged in behalf of Ogilhy
that he had made restitution so far a.
it lay ia his power. The Court sell
t"nced the prisoner TO hard Labor IN
the state PRISON for 10 years and 4 iiHe
of $500. TIC S~putenance is one year
less than the limit.