The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-16
ALL OVER THE STATE.

AAL " Lii liiE OLA LIE
Robert. youthful son of Austin Van
Kirk, of Paterson, was playing with q
horse In his fathers stable yard on
Wednesday when the animal bit large
piece out of his upper lip. The horse had
always been gentle and the boy had often
petted it before.
Charles Rice; Of Philadelphia, stock
holder in the Pitman Grove Camp Meet
ing Association, is a Spiritualist aud con-
sequently unfavorable to the religious
management of the camp. His opinion
Is that money making should be the one
end and object OF the management. He
is endeavoring TO have the recent election
of officers yet aside as Illegal
Mclaughlin Brothers, silk braid manu-
facturers, OF Paterson, made an assign
meut on Thursday 20 Samuel Thorp
The failure Is the result of the assign
ment of John T.. Walker, Son 81 Co.. of
New York. The schedule puts the assets
at S2l, 766. of which S13. 497 is value OF ma
chinery and the rest goods. The liabil-
tiles are S34, $40. of which S26, 977 are due TO
John I. Walker. Son & Co. on notes.
The assignee will continue to run the
mill pending negotiations for settle
ment
The race track trials in Union county
are costing the county more than 81, 900
day.
The hogs of Camden have got the choi-
era, and the disease has spread to Bur
lington aud Gloucester counties.
An electric railway through the village
Of Englewcod is contemplated. The road
has been staked out aud as the enter
prise is backed By several capitalists there
is no danger of the projecr falling
through.
Sheriff-elect Haussling of Essex county,
has appointed Cyrus Benedict a Repub-
lican, rs under sheriff Mr.. Benedict is
familiar with the duties of the Office.
Mrs. Caroline Chord. of Newport, Cum
beriand county, is 102 years old and ''as
spry rs kitten.
The wife of ext Postmaster w. L Bal
ley, of Camden, was seriously injured by
fall st ColHngswood on Wednesday,
The Board of Directors of the Inter-
State Fair Association held their first
meeting Friday evening since the fair.
The results o. the exhibition were very
satisfactory. and a dividend OF five per
cent. was declared payable on December
Three young men of PlalnfeId have
been indicted for gambling. at penny
ante
A petition is In circulation in Burling.
ton for the pardon Of Mrs. Carrie Tande-
GRIT.
The station at North Asbury Park is to
be abandon ed in favor OF that at Inter
laken.
Objection is to be made TO the Court OF
Pardons against the pardon OF Arm
strong, who was concerned Ia the famous
Hunter murder case in Camden ten or
twelve years ago. Armstrong saved his
neck by turning States evidence against
Graham the principal criminal.
Through an accident TO the machinery
in the electric light plant, Camden
streets were for awhile in total darkness.
The Burlington County Board OF Free
holders have decided TO pay no more ex-
penses for tramps sent to the county Jail
from the cities.
Active work on the Monmouth Beach
Company's new clubhouse has been be-
gun. The structure is to cost $4,000. and
is 10 be completed by May l.
Ex-senator Woodward Warrick. glass
manufacturer. of Glassboro, was danger
ously, II not fatally, Injured by being
thrown from his wagon last night.
Before the opening of another summer
season Long Branch may have an electric
railway running through the business
portion OF the town. There is also a
probability that the bluff along Ocean
avenue, from North Long Branch to Ell
boron VIII be put in proper condition and
bulkheaded, and an electric railway OPP
Grated on top OF The buIkhead along its
entire course.
Samuel +. w. Garrigues of Woodbury.
has obtained a verdict for $50 damages
for injured feelings from the Camden and
Plainfield Ferry Company. Garrigues
claimed to have had the ferry coupon from
his railroad ticket taken up on the train,
and when he attempted to cross the river
ne was roughly handled by ferry en-
ployes when be declined to pay another
passage.
Nicholas Mooney. employed in the TIE
aDo mine, near Dover, charged six blast
ing holes, and after firing the fuses re-
tired to safe distance and counted the
explosions He evidently made a mis-
count and went back after the fifth shot
had gone of. just as he reached the
spot The sixth shot exploded. His skull
was crushed and he died six hours after
ward. He was young unmarried man.