Over in Camden.

OVER IN CAMDEN. The West Jersey Railroad carried sixty-eight carloads of Red Men to Atlantic City yesterday. Charles McStein, a Reading Railroad engineer, had his arm broken yesterday while cleaning his engine. The 2-year-old son of Frank Crowell, of Cramer Hill, was seriously burned while playing with matches. Rev. Michael J. Haggerty has returned to Camden, after several years spent in Italy, where he was ordained as a Roman Catholic priest. Charged with embezzling $2[?].51 from Samuel K. Hires, a South Camden butcher, William Leaming was committed to the county jail last night. After waiting several weeks for the county to raise funds the jurors and constables who served during the last term of the Camden courts received their pay yesterday. The police are trying to discover the origin of a fire which caused $1500 damage in an empty house at 131[?] Liberty street early yesterday morning. The building was well insured. Fireman John A. Dold, of Engine No. 3, was injured by falling timbers.