Philadelphia Inquirer, April 25, 1894View transcription
CRISP CAMDEN NEWS.
John McCann was committed to jail by Mayor Westcott for stealing bugs from Taylor Brothers.
Burglars entered the store of Fruit Importer L. V. Frye and stole $5 in money from the drawer.
Lawyer John Harris will take advantage of the insolvent debtors' act to obtain his release from prison.
Mrs. Mary Foster, wife of Police Lieutenant Foster, was buried at Hadfield Cemetery yesterday.
David S. Syers, a Justice of the peace, was held in bail by Justice Schmiltz, charged with amusing lewd lad Sarah Way from her home.
At a meeting of the Fire Commissioners last night William O. Sawyer was appointed an extra fireman in place of S. N. Hyde, who resigned.
The condition of John Nash, the colored man who was shot at the Blue Anchor, on Sunday morning, is unchanged. His mother, who resides in Williamport, Pa., has been notified.
John McCann was committed to jail by Mayor Westcott for stealing bugs from Taylor Brothers.
Burglars entered the store of Fruit Importer L. V. Frye and stole $5 in money from the drawer.
Lawyer John Harris will take advantage of the insolvent debtors' act to obtain his release from prison.
Mrs. Mary Foster, wife of Police Lieutenant Foster, was buried at Hadfield Cemetery yesterday.
David S. Syers, a Justice of the peace, was held in bail by Justice Schmiltz, charged with enticing lewd lad Sarah Way from her home.
At a meeting of the Fire Commissioners last night William O. Sawyer was appointed an extra fireman in place of S. N. Hyde, who resigned.
The condition of John Nash, the colored man who was shot at the Blue Anchor, on Sunday morning, is unchanged. His mother, who resides in Williamsport, Pa., has been notified.
