The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-08-25
I0TIINGs.


Bridgeton house-owners have form
ed a protective association and Will
keen a black list Of tenants who do
not pay their rent.
Charged with having whipped a
horse until it dropped dead IN the
harness, Charles Lemon and Robert
Baily, of Yincentown. were commit
ed to the county Jail at Mount Holly
on Monday.
Frank j. Lore has been elected a
policeman by the Bridgeton City
Council. Two colored men We're can
didates for the sition aud thecolor
ed voters threaten to oppose the ke-
publican ticket
Virginia Garnet, chambermala' iell
down five flights of stairs at the 2 9eel
Columbia, Asbury Park luesuay
night She broken her arms anu One
leg aud was injured internally. ne
viii probably die.
Sheriff Baird. in Camden, on Tues
day, drew the jurors for the Septeln-
Der term of court Considerable in
teresf is centered in the
list, because the secoDd Shaw trial
will occur next month The names
OF large number of well-known
business men We're drawn.
The Camden Commission of Public
Instruction has made formal de-
mand upon City Treasurer FELTON, for
the S13. 600 to pay for the site for the
new High School, City Counsel
Bleakley has given his opinion that
the commission is the legal custodian
and disburser of its funds.
Lieutenant Samuel Smiley is at his
home in Bridgeton. conyalescing from
yellow fever. Lieutenant Smiley, as
aide-de-camp TO Major General Bates,
was one of the first 10 land. in Cuba,
and was in the thickest of the
fight before the fall Of San,
tiago, when he was stricken.
Professor perr;na If RncLnall Irnis
vers;tv Who i s,n,ner;,s, ~ bis
V;ld Wood cottaoe G,ana Max =
spending few DAYS at his hone in
Hightstown.
A snic;da ,yava ara arl,as no
danrassionIof tbe ,7cgs Al los,sl,arf
copditions sweot o,,ar NJ farso,y
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narts of tha Stata tnals aal;herata q
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lust closed an arrangement with sew
eral companies which have console
dated to erect a large factory there
for the manufacture of knives and
| scissors. The factory win employ at
the beginning about one hundred and
fifty hands. It is expected that the
plant will be in operation before the
| Winter SETS in.
I
| slipped over INTO camp at Pompton
Lakes, on Tuesday morning, much to
the surprise OF the Third regiment
boys, and paid them their July money,
which ran to total of $l0,20 The
boys had nearly given up hopes OF
! getting 1t. The money was badly
needed by the soldiers. Several mef
received furloughs and started home
at once.
Lieutenant Henry b. Wilson. Jr.
4 of the Bancroft. won in his race witt
death. He reached his diving father,
4 bedside. at Camden. at 5 O'clock Tues
day morning. His father, ex-Post
master Henry b. Wilson, who IS dyint
from blood poisoning, was conscious
when his son arrived. and there wa:
a pathetic scene at the bedside.
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