The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1893-07-25
STATE NEWS.

"A big chestnut crop is predicted in
New Jersey next Fall.
German is to be taught in the public
school of New Brunswick.
A fund of over $500 has been raised
for the farmers near Haddonfield whose
crops were recently destroyed by hail.
"A receiver has been appointed for the
Garwood Steel Works, at Plainfield. The
company lost $500, 900 experimenting with
q new process.
The Y. M. c. A. of New Jersey
opened the annual camp services at
Camp Wanamassa, near Asbury Park,
last Wednesday.
"A military company at Bridgeton Is
to be mustered into the National Guard,
to take the place of disbanded Company
II. Sixth Regiment. Of Cape May.
The Plainfeld City Council has passed
an ordinance forbiddine the sale of any
thing excepting milk and medicines on
the Sabbath, under penalty of 500.
synagogue at Asbury Park is being agi-
tated, and Mr.. Bradley has offered site
provided a $4,000 building is erected on it
The Westinghouse Electric and Man
ufacturing Company, of Newark. has laid
of 400 hands temporarily, and there ID
talk of removing the works to Pittsburg
The State Electrical Subway Commits
sion has granted permission for wires fol
the Camden, Gloucester and Woodbury.
trolley to be strung from Camden to
Woodbury..
Michael Hayes and John Woods,
of Hoboken, quarreled over game Of
cards early last Wednesday morning,
when Woods stabbed Hayes in the neck.
Woods was arrested.
John Spangenburg. Of Sunnyside,
Hunterdon county, though So years old,
drove reaper and binder two days dur
ing the harvesting and helped haul in
the grain two more days.
AN unknown colored man was struck
and instantly killed by an express train
on the Atlantic City Railroad, at Magno-
lie, last Wednesday night. His body was
taken to the Camden morgue.
Governor Werts has re-appointed DR..
Uebelacker, of Morristown, q member Of
the State Board of Medical Examiners,
which consists of FIVE allopathists, three
homeopathists and one eclectic.
"A 5000 diamond pin was found on
Wednesday by Edward Fell, an employe
of ]. R. Richards bath-house. Atlantic
City, and the lady who lost it gave him
35 cents as reward for his honesty.
There are 1857 members of the Grand
Army of the Republic in New Jersey. a
decrease of 70 since January LIST. The
death rate during the past year has been
so per cent in excess of former years.
The clerical and lay delegates selected
by the West Jersey Baptist Association
met at Wildwood, on Thursday, and
adopted resolution making that place
the official resort of all Baptists in this
section Of the country.
General William F. Albeit, son OF
Ex-Governor and present Supreme Court
Justice Albeit. died at his fathers resi-
dence at Jersey City on Sunday, his 3Oth
birthday. He had been in lll-health for
some two years. the result of an attack OF
grip.
John BURY, IL years old, of Jersey
City. stole b,s brothers vest. pawned 1T
for fifty cents and got drunk. When be
became sober he broke into clothing
store and stole twelve pairs Of trousers,
bat was arrested before he had disposed
Of them.
"A FIRE broke out In the stables OF
Jones 4 South, In Hagerstown, Maryland,
On Sunday morning. Their Wholesale