The Penn's Grove record., 1886-06-19


More tIau sla.aGY i.s already been
paid 60 The CIglE of Atlautic City fer
licenses. This lis largely in excess Of
the receipts of any previous year at
this season.
john II. Dialogue, the Camden ship
builder, is uentiourd in co,mcct.ou
with the y macra.ic Congressional
NOMINATION in the FIRST district.
Tie prin:-mills of the Gloucester
Manufacturing Company, after a sus-
pension ofmpnth fer rcpiirs, resumed
work MONDAY, employing some 300
hamis.
a heavy rain torn with high wild
prevailed Monday along the New Jer-
sey coast. Two chopncr5-the r. p
public, loaded viii cord wool, for
New York, and the Clayton Frame.
from Melville for New York, with
charcoal went ashore at Scabright.
broadside on. They were driven high
on the leach. Their captains. and
crews were taken of by the life saving
men.
The Heirs of an estate $3.50, 0)0) IN
Mount Holly, will be paid this week on
a settlement that has beeu reached after
a %clllucery suit Of tAirty years.
The Sea Isle CITY Council has grant.
ed liquor licenses to twel fe hotels.
A skeleton of q full-grown female
was uEearthed 10y woIkmen e~xcayatii &
for {. eel al at Locust and Monnt VerEo
streets, Camden, on Saturday.
Harry Mattson, of Beverly, caught
in his drif:-net in the Delaware u sd
mon weighing fourteen pounds. 1t is
! said to have been the first of the species
ever captured in Il gill net.
An intere sting suit for $50, $50 dam
ages has been commenced by Mutha
p. Smith, Of L~eesburg, Cape May caun.
ty, against the CUMBERLAND and Maui
rice river railroad company, for inju-
irs received by falling tlr ough the rot.
ten floor Of Il waiting room While wait
ing for a train.
PGssaic, New Jersey, celebrated its
bi-centcnnial Oh Saturday by firing Il
salute, a meeting in the old Dutch
Church, IL civic and military parade,
and IL banquet in Music Hall. Among
the prominent participants were Gov
Albeit, Congressman Phelps;
john w. Gligg, President of tn" New
| Jersey Senate; Judges Woodruff, InSra-
ham and Hopper; aud the Mayors of
Newark, Jersey City, Paterson and IIo-
boken.
The earthquake shock reported at
Sandy Hook anu Quarantine Island OIL
Friday night Was ielt ut several places
along the New jersey coast. At AS
bury Park the shock lasted two minutes
and was accompanied 10y 4 rumbling
noise. Houses were shaken and pic
lures Oh the wall swung to and fro.
For the first time il Il number Of
! years all the barber shops and cipar
and drug stores Of Mount Holly we've
closed last Sunday because of an order
Of the Township Committee.
Chambers have appeared among the
horses in New TX NewJersey, and sew
eral affected animals have been killed
within a week. The disease is said 10
have been brought from third ven
car stables in New York city, and to
have probably gone to otker places n
New jersey.
Goldsmith p. Hall, of Bridgeto",
has been arl ointed De- tty Inspector
underline "Clilds Labor Law" and is
now engaged in visiting tic var ous
manufacturing cstabliShiuci t. th.oIsli-
vu. South and West jersey.
The F~reeholders of Cumberland
county have appropriated $500 for the
purchase of u law library for tho Court
House ut Bridgeton.
The uew gas company of Woodbury.
has made Il contract with the penns-
ylvunia Globe Gas Light Company for
tie construction Of It's plants, inc'ud-
ing the whole work, ready for operation.
The price is to be $1,000
Camden has 14,5S5 school childrc'.
The Knights of Labor have tour aSsrl :
Llies and IL membership Of 5000 il Cam
den. This is an increase Of 1850 il
Year.
William j. Thompson says his big
seine nj the Gloucester fishery, caught
3 1000 shad during The season just clos