Over in Camden

OVER IN CAMDEN. The City Clerk reports the following vital statistics for the month ending January 15: Marriages, 350; deaths, 150; births, 125. The Board of Health reports the following cases of contagious diseases during the past month: Typhoid fever, 37; scarlet fever, 12; diphtheria, 20. Mary Franks and Blanche Yetter, of Gloucester City, were held in $300 bail by Justice Schmitz last night, charged by Mrs. Dyer with perjury. Charles E. Fish, who has assisted the superintendent of the Evergreen Cemetery for a number of years, died suddenly yesterday of heart disease. The Democratic City Committee organized last night by electing Louis Shepard chairman, John A. Smith secretary and John Dugan treasurer. Early yesterday morning thieves robbed the saloon of Joseph C. Callen, 1143 Broadway, of a quantity of cigars and liquors, and took several dollars from a nickel-slot machine. Justice Way yesterday held Harry Long in $[?]00 bail charged with illegal voting in Stockton township on election day. John Evans furnished $[?]00 bail on a charge of interfering with election officers in the Third ward.