The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1893-08-22

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Sarsaparilla Pm so well''-after taking
Hoods. Moral-"Be sure to get Hoods"
Burlington.
Lulu, daughter of Edward S. Fireng,
West Pearl street, carries an arm in a
sling. She fell off step while playing on
Thursday and broke her arm
Herbert West, twenty years old, at
tempted suicide, by taking large guam
tity of laudanum. Unreciprocated affec-
ton for a young lady is said to be the
cause of the act. stomach pump saved
his life.
Deputy Sheriff Sell, of Camden, has at
tached $37. $50 worth of stock of the Leake
Pneumatic Transportation company which
is on deposit with the New Jersey Trust
and Safe Opposite company, in the suit of
Andrew H. McNeal against Samuel T.
Leake.
A resident of Beverly, whose name
could not be learned, in attempting to
board west-bound passenger train on
the car step, and in falling was struck by
the car and hurled violently against
telegraph pole His head was hurt
and he seemed to be internally injured.
Mrs. Annie Wright, wife OF shoemaker
here, attempted to commit suicide last
week by taking poison. Her husband is
said to have neglected and ill-treated her
to such an extent as to unsettle the
woman's brain. She was taken to the
Trenton asylum.
Two boys, Joseph and Jacob Wiseman,
of East Burlington, were before Squire
Smith on Tuesday, charged with stealing
cantaloupes from William A. Bishop, Of
the Columbus road. From the testimony
given in the case the Squire arrived at
the conclusion that the boys had parental
encouragement in their work, and after
giving them some fatherly advice, dis
missed them.
Sheriff Shinn sold the real estate of the
late Carrie E. VANDERBILT at Beldln's hotel
on Friday afternoon, and this time clear
title of the properties will be gwen. The
entire lot with one exception-the brick
Office and lot on the north side of Della
ware avenue. east of High, which was pur-
chased by Rowland J. Dutton-was bought
by the compliments, the United Lie In
surance and Trust Company, of PennsyI-
vania
On Tuesday morning during the absence
of George w. Smith, of South High street,
tramp broke through the gate, went
around to the back door and coolly pro-
ceeded to break it down. He succeeded
and had just entered the house when he
was seen by William States, who is en-
ployeG by DR.. w. E. Hall. next door.
States promptly went down town for an
officer and in few moments the would
be burglar was lodged in the city Jail.
An attempt to sell the properties of A.
H. McNeal, Dr. J. S. Adams, H. B. Sharp
and the McNeal Pipe and Foundry Com
pany by Special Constable Lippincott, who
had levied upon them for delinquent
taxes, was frustrated on Thursday by q
writ of certiorari, which carries the case
to the Supreme court for argument. The
deIinquents refused to pay their taxes to
the township because they doubted the
! legality of double tax levy, once for the
| CITY and once for the township This
question, which has been bone of con-
tention between the city and township
for years, will now be settled by the court.
Last springs hatch of young shad is in
danger of total determination. The river
at this point is alive with myriads OF
rock fab, and they are making sad In
roads into the young shad. There has
never been such a run of rock fish be-
fore, and the surface of the river is agiTat-
ed constantly by the voracious pests. The
spawning season was particularly favora-
BILE for the shad and millions were hatch
ed 1t is thought their great numbers
have attracted the rock fish, vast quanti-
les of which have been caught by troll
ing. The young shad evidently are not
able to get sufficient quantity of food
as they are hungry and are frequently
caught by the peach fisherman with hook
and line, thing unknown before.
Official notice of the full restoration of
Revs. William p and Patrick A. Treacy
to the priesthood will in all probability
be promulgated within few days. Both
these clergymen have made their peace
with Monsignor Satoli and Bishop O'Far-
rell, and as each side made concessions
their relations are again harmonious.
Monsignor Satolli is given the credit of
having brought about this happy and
peaceful solution of the difficulty. Rev.
Patrick A. Treacy formerly had charge of
the parish at Burlington. and Rev. Will
liam p. Treacy looked after the spiritual
wants of the Catholics in the vicinity
of Swedesborough. Neither clergyman is
likely to be assigned to these charges, but
| it is stated will be given charges in some
other diocese