Walton and Miller Appointed Policemen

Philadelphia Inquirer item on Walton and Miller appointed Camden policemen, July 1, 1886
Philadelphia Inquirer, July 1, 1886
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John Harris, a deck hand on the excursion steamer Republic, attempted suicide on Tuesday night by jumping from one of the Federal street ferry boats as it lay in the dock. He was taken in charge by Policeman Streeper. The resignations of Policemen Abraham Bradshaw and William Jones take effect to-day. Harry Miller and Thomas Walton have been appointed as their successors. George Hunsinger, residing at No. 34[?] Pine Street, Camden, was yesterday held in $200 ball for assault and battery on his wife.

John Harris, a deck hand on the excursion steamer Republic, attempted suicide on Tuesday night by jumping from one of the Federal street ferry boats as it lay in the dock. He was taken in charge by Policeman Streeper.

The resignations of Policemen Abraham Bradshaw and William Jones take effect to-day. Harry Miller and Thomas Walton have been appointed as their successors.

George Hunsinger, residing at No. 34[?] Pine Street, Camden, was yesterday held in $200 ball for assault and battery on his wife.

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