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CAPE MAY HERALD

Recognized Leader

VOL. in. NO. 2.

CAPE MAY CITY, N. J., SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1903.

Subscription—$1.00 per Year.

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GUV SOLON!) IN SESSION

MOLD MONTHLY MEETING ON TUESDAY EVENING. The Committees lor the Ye*r are Named by President Haljpin—Appropriations Exhausted. The regular monthly meeting of City ehnir atni a full mwnibenihii. im-wnt. After the rvaditn; of the minute* of all of December and the annual meeting of January 1 and their approval Council took up communication*. A commuulcatiou from the fiiv de|>art iu.Mii Mating that Loum F. Tiickey had _ Wn electim! 'll menilier and n»kiug tot itirmatiuu wa* rend and the eln . J&'VTSSt* i. . V innnicatiOu which w«b tantamount toNi lien claimSjwying that the IWinoro,

ris

"> final payment. '

tiw C

? iaj.’ ■aim front final payment. The

wa* referrvil to tin- City Solicitor. TheT' are about $350 iu otlier-bilhi due from tin Mime ctmianu-tion company to bthiT |M-r , non*' alNHit loa n. It develop.-d at thi

vzizss'za

tiered filed.

The report of Treanurer Isaac H. Smith for the ptHiod ending on .that da> in the balance of the water works fnnd. President Halnin then announced the ^25L’s!£/%S,n5S : ' Fimince—U.-<*rs. Doak. Miller and

^4:

ement—MtMwrs is. Townsend.

Taylor.

Moshtk. Hand. SayrC am'

• Education—Messrs. Church, Miller and Lawyer I*-wi* T. Stevens nnpearwl before Council and asktyl fhat the nsua'. five |>er tent', discount lie alhiw'etl on tn-

was authorized ti

*S2X,

driver* of the chosen poundkee

glad t.

ageepf the', amount!

- five per cent.

rd Long, one of the assistant of the fire de|mrtraent, Wa>

S ’.fcssn:

upon “Personality 1

' “Animal Minds andjHeroes.'

loseti poundketlier. On neitiiMi of Mr. I

lie present at each regular Council meeting. the first Tuesday of each month. ► The payment of bills was then taken

' ig and brokt

r. C. McDaniels. 0 wed Connell couca

ic City, adad concerts

..... • was granted iK-rraisMoi o issue a ■booklet at no cost to the city.

■n,

lay.' la a growing institution, and each

May.’ la a growing day brings to H ni-

ne w customer ion by the ex

ssrsrt. .5 rfrissT; *tmightforwar.1. business way. It has i-stnliliaheil a savings fund deiiarUiieilt. oh the dejs>*its,of which it pays three **Tts < gmwth of Irasiuess.' now' five times

what It' was a year ago. is a

... , marveki.. thing for a yonthfnl banking institution. It is an institntion owned and managed 5>y local residents, and Is. therefore, a ■file- Comptroller of the Currency also protects: the haAk by refusing to allbw any other national liank tW lie establisli- . ed here until the town grows to abont six time* its present popnhition. The spplii-atioh for another was recently refused for that reason. The Government of the -Fnited Btates protects snch institntiona. . •

To Raise Salaries.

According to a resolution emanating from the delegati-*.’ from Cape May and . Cumberland Counties,'a committee of the New Jersey Rtate Tenchenc' As«<>edation will ask the coming Lcgislntt

fixing the

e minimun

er tan lie paid in the pule Ibe State. • This resolution

his resolnt

m of the As-

s pres-

to pass a ns-asi salary a teacher llr.sohoola of tl passed the^aftf

soclstion

■ ent had t _. of Edurstii

least salary they may pay teneliri the end lhaf tin- children of New J may not be deprived of their Mrt|iri_ good education at the hands of capable “ rllj 'appoint

oient has been filedJn the s tifBce f.w the sale of . the ssntb ' of Ilecatnr and Washington

'TJ'iseiih it. Wilson.

sar'^sv’A'ss;

-.the Cape May li for $800(1. The

tntc ('-ir r U to I

The trans

-——, — — The statement nfnde in same of last week* local paper* that the Crtbrninl Tmri .Comismr had l-m formed has not hefti verified. T'o to Tuesday no »Urh corporarinn had filr-d

organization foipers in **— Secrelary of State at T

11 the office <if the

Mr*. Begley Wigs.

Mrs. N. M. Begley, w of the late Joaepb Ken

ipprised in the - - will

. iidsmd. whereby her danghtfr 1 Ev.-ilina. rome# into pooseaaion-of a very large estate. Philip Kenner left no direct heirs.

•ylvania Courts in breaking the .w of Vf

PERSONAL INTEREST Gossip of the Resort tn Which Yen May Be Mentioned.

Miss Mabel Gallagher, daughter of Bev. and Mrs. Edwin F. Gallagher, haa returned to her school duties. Mr. and Mrs. John Myers, of Weal Cape May, are receiving congratulationa

boy.

Dr. Frederick W. Marcy, of Camden, was a visitor to his parents,.Dr. and Mrs. Virgil M. D. Marcy, on New Year’s

Day.

Hubert Sutton, of South Dermis, wil the farm of J. Spicer 1 .earning, Esq.

J. Spicer learning, 1

over Schellenger’a latuding, the coming

summer.

, Mrs. E. Carter McKnight is entertaining some young friends at her cottage at the corner of Washington and Jelfer-

streets, rs. Join

luis become a property owner her* will in future summer seasons be a cot-

tage reside!^.

The conditiou of Mr. Isaac F. Johnson, of Franklin street, was was stricken with paralysis last month is some-

what imprsved.

.Dr. Thomas Hay is again able to be about, and his nutneroty friends are to greet him eachTuy as he comes

goes among us.

Ex-mayor James M. E. Hildreth was on Tuesday evening elected City Solicitor of Ocean City, to succeed Judge

Harrison li. Voorhees.

Harvey Bennett, son of Pilot and Mrs. itdson C. Bennett, is ill at his home. It is hoped by his many friends that be

ill not lie confined long.

For four, weeks, until the middle of this wreek, Mrs. T. R. Brooks was by illness i-ontined to the house at her Jain’s

residence in .Philadelphia.

Ernest Seton-Thompson will deliver lectures at Gains May on January 29th

nudity of Wild Anin

imals”

Irs. Harriet S. Hughes and Miss Lottie, are making a week’s visit to Mrs. “s' sisters, Mrs. C. K.‘Brooks, in lelphia, and Mrs. Goff, in Camden: ■ -. Officer George F. Hickey returned on Tuesday from, his' vacation, passed itly at Ardmore, Pa., with his son-in-law and daughter, Air. and Mrs. Charles Stuart. _ . On Tliursday evening of nextof week •-.iss Alary E. Hall, of Philadelphia, and Constable Henry C. Bohin, of this cit^, will tR- ni ited in marriage, at No. 212B Bombard street. Capt. George W. Reeves is smiling be«use of the ad vent,of a new soldier uuer his command, whipb (“iijjpany last Saturday, child are doing well. Barclay 1.. Schellenger has been elected by-Cape May Conclave, Improved Order of Hejitasophs, as a delegate to le Supreme Conclave to be held at iclunond in June next. Rev. Father D. J.-Kelly, rector of 8tMary’s R. C. Church here, last Saturday attended St. Joseph Convent, Bordentown, where a number of young ladies took their final vows. The wife of Lafayette Miller, fomerly of tjus city, and a son of the late Bon. W. B. Miller, lost six of her near relatives by death during the past year. A very sad and sorrowful twelvemonth

for her.

Mr. and Mrs. George W. Boyd, of our

ost prominent summer visitors, beune the parents last Saturday morning of a cliarming baby. They ace re-

ceiving congratulations from "

friends.

Henry S. Ruthgiford, member of the Board

from thejwnauy who retired as

Board of Freeholders

on. January 1, was, at a meeting of the

j Thursday, presented,

mark of esteem by the Board, with a

Masonic charm.

Senator John M. Scott, of Philadelphia, apd a prominent ■ftrCSpe May, was on Tuesday re-elected dent pro. tem.of the Pennsylvania i Senate. He and Mrs. Scott spend much of their summers at the Columbia avenue cottage of their ntdthw, Mrs,

I-ewis A. Scott.

Dr. and Mrs. Jame* <X Bennett, Jr.,

Mil-

Y., a icr, N.

and Mrs. Aaron I

of Yonkers,

ler, of Herkimer, N/Y., were-at Cape May on New Year’s Day visiting -their parents, Pilot and Mrs. James C. Ben-

nett, at their home o < Decatur

The families of the sous, Pilot Albert G. Bennett and George Bennett also dined

with part;

At the

regular .quarterly meeting of 1 M.-tlu-liht Kniscotial Church.

theOntral Methodlat Episcopal Qub Trenton, held on - Monday evening, an invitation was extended to the Rev. J. L. Howard, their pastor, and a former Cape May pastor, to return to the pastorate. Mr. Howard accepted the call and trill tiegin hi* third term aa the presiding bead of the *cbttrcb, If the

bishop agrees. f

YENDIGT FOR JOHN GiPBELL HORSE FRIGHTENED BY TELEPHONE WAGON RAN AWAY.

M an Occupying the Attention of J jstlca—Grand Jury V- * Journed Until 28th Inst.

^ A jury^ln the Cape May Cotmt^ Court $1000 lu favor of John Campbell in hi* suit aminst the. Delaware & Atlantic Telephone qnd Telegraph Company. The trial of the suit has been in prorreu for three days, and was fought moat vigorously on both sides, Mr. Campbell being represented by Assemblyman H. 8. Snivel, of Camden. Air. Campbell is a salesman for a Philadelphia firm, and on June 9 last wa* being driven from Cape May to this place: When near Bennett's Station they tried to pass a reel wagon of the telephone company. The plaintiff claimed that lust as be jvas opposite the reel wagon the workman started to unwind the wire from the red, and in doing so frightened the hone, which ran away, throwing both men out, Mr. Campbell breaking hi* ankle. Mr. Hackney, the driver of the team, waa' *0 badly hurt that he died shortly after the accident. The continuation of the December term of the Cape May County Court* of Common Plea* and Qudrter Session* were opened on Monday with Law Judge Voorhee* on the Bench. Monday wa* occupied with the trial of the cane of Joseph Sale against the Independent Ice and Coal Company, in which the jury gave Nale $45 a* hi* damages for a horse hurt by one of the company's ice wagons last summer. Tuesday was occupied with the trial* of Jleury Brown, James Brown sod Elwood Bailey for stealing from Harry Stiles' house. Court House, on December 20, and with the case against Frsnkiw Jones for larceny and breaking.and entering the saloon of William H. -Pinker. Holly Beach. The jury in 10 minutes' time brought lu the two. Brown* and Bailey guilty. The Grand Jury adjourned until the _3th of this month. The cases against all saloon keepers of Cape May city were put off until the' •April term of Court. William Kiaa Barlrd. William King, a retired financier and oil refiner, who died suddenly last Friday, and whose death was announced in last week’s Herald, was born In BUeojicoBibe, Gloucestershire, England, on August 5, 1823, and came to this country when a boy. He Svas graduated from the Philadelphia CoDeg# of Pharmacy in 1851, and nublisbed a drug store in that yi-ai^-'Wheu the Pennsylvania oil field* were opened he entered the oil bnsineas. first as a jobber and then as a refiner. In 1876 he sold his refinery to the Standard Oil Company, bat coif- - tinned, with hi* son. in wholesale oil jobbing until abont 20 years ago. when he retired. He was-the oldest die ret or of

On Tuesday the State Board of Par-

dons paroled J

properties.

O. “

_ u _ rnley; of-Wildwood, — ^ntenced in October, 1901. by Judge Voorheea, to five years fofossault, with intent to kill. * Councilman F. Sidney Townsehd-'-wili introduce into Council an ordinance forbidding persons to walk the streets, in bathing costume. In recent summer this habit has groa n to a very

large extent.

The First Baptist Church at Wildwood, organized two years ago with fourteen members, burned its flOOd mortgage Sunday'morning. The Revs. Seal bower and Adams, former pastors, preachwl on that occasion.

ing was soleuin-

. and

stre

® M: and'll rgrW

tor of the First Baptist Church.

L. Dovett: on Hughes street, on

Alb

Yost, of Philadelphia,

ghtei

S3 n refired rice president of the MediroChirurgical Hotpitnl. He wi

hat a — —Henry C. King. WUlisi H. King. Mrs. De ~~

King.

five am R. King. R. . Iver and Frank ’A

raeral occurred from his late

Philadelphia residence on Monday afternoon. it being attended by Bhekinah Lodge. No. 246. F. and A. M.: Keystone H. R.^A. Chapter, No. 175: Bb John’s Commandery. No. 4. K. T.; the Society of the Son* of 81. George snd the Albion Society of Philadelphia, and

by a large number bf personal frienda.

District Depot, ,

ls*-

LKN.a^r — 8f ’^-

CoBdnctor—Newton Sayre. Warden—Samuel Fennlmore.

Chabj* — • -

'haplain—David Armstrong I. G:—Joseph Champion. ■ - O. G.—Robert Errickson. R. 8. 8 —Frank Watson. L. •& T.—Sylvester Bpence. Borwl ArcOBaas OKeers.

Cape May Cbnoca Royal Arcanum, has elected the following officers for the year: Regent, U. Grant Vanaman: Alee Regent. Clarence F. Knhn; Orator. Howard F. Otter: Secretary, William E. Bo-, mlg; Collector. Albert H. Phillips: Treasurer. Bamue! T. Bailey: Guide. William L. Ewing. Jr.: ,Warden, Charie* F. On Wort; Cbaptaln. Joseph P. MeKlsslc: Sentry. .Charles Bellangy: Tnis-

tee. Thomas 8. Steren*.

Columbia I»dge. No. 28. I. O. elected the following officer* on Mo evening: Senior Master. Somers

i-wiiiiik: m-xuiir Mnmer, *** Worthy Master.'8. Waiter nior Master. Jacob G. Cqc tor. WUHam- Bonder: Cha)

RoHtison; Recording Secretary. _ H. Wellman: Financial Secretary. Uam D. Vansant: Treasurer, Clai

Gallagher.

londay Uord:

nett: J11-

Conduc

'

Cape May L^.^No 0 "* aY U. W„

FACTS IN BRIEF.

Matter# of General and Local Interest Mentioned.

Charles, T. Campbell ha* compli r store buildn^ on Corgle sir

ha* completed on Corgie street.

The week has been ohserved as one of prayer io the First Baptist ai Presbyterian Churches. Cape Island Lodge, No. 30, F. and A. ,, has of late been taking in many tbstantial young men as ineiulierH. Sixty men are now at work for Conactor William H. Church on the new plant of the Cape May Light and Power

Company.

Holly Beach ami Anglesea fishermen caught over 10,000 pounds of codfish Wednesday, which were shipped to I

Philadelphia markets.

Mayflower Lodge No. 258, I. O. 0. F.,

* Night Enl

velty,” in

room of Anditorium last night. Mrs. Dessa W. Hand has purchased a lot on the western section of Cape Aluy, west of the West Jersey Excursion House, where she owns several other

gave a Ladies “Progressive Novi

weddin)

lomeof Mr. and Mrs. George

Wedjertus isteila ted in

ieorge Williams, pas-

1. The

Uesday evening, when Air. Albertui of Philadelphia, and -Miss E*teila

■titer, were united in

Lovett, their daughl

•, by Rev. Gi

bridesmaid waa Miss Irene Yost, of Hanover, Pa., a sister of the groom. The groom was attended by Air. Herschd Lovett, brother of the bride. The bride was attired in a handsome light bine crepe de cheue, and the bridesmaid was attired in a light blue, silk foulard. Jlr. Lewis Gibson was the onother person present except the family. The happy couple .will reside in

Germantown. Hawn-Blddlc

At the home of Mr. and Mr*. David Hawn, last Week, their eldest daughter, Mia* Eva Hawn, and William R. Biddle were married by Rev. A. J. Gregory, pastor of the Tatiemarle Al. E. Church. Nearly 100 invited guesteKwere-present. The bride was gowned i in white ,silk crepe de chine and carried Bride.Rose*. Baptist Church fleeting. At a congregational meeting of the First Baptist 'Chrfrch'-on Wednesday evening, the salary of pastor Williams raised to filOOQf'OT $200 over the present mark. Tbf following officers were elected: Deacons, Wm. T. Stevens, Crandol and E. G. Doughty; treasurer, O. L. W. Knerr; financial secretary, Everett J.Jerrell; trustees, Harry Richard T. Ware; clerk, Herbert Hebentbal; organist, Mrs. Daniel Focer; assistant organist. Airs. Rich-

ard T. Ware.

Pastor Williams is highly appreciated in this community.

First M. E. Church.

Revival services have been in progress all week. The interest is increasing iteadify. The pastor is bring assisted by ministerial friends. “On the Roll of Dishonor” will be'the pastor's theme on Sunday morning. In the evening bis subject will be “WhatIt-ls to lie Twice Born.” Songaerviceat 7.30 every eveEvery'one invited. Come.

Presbyterian Church. The special services at the Stone Church have been well attended and te members have taken j»art remarkAy well. Next Bablnith morning the pnfetor, ev. Edwin F. Gallagher, will call attention to the introductory “Behold.” In the evening his theme will’ be "The Probable Son.” The-sacrament of the ’ I’a Supper will be administered Jan. Let all prepare to meet their laird at HU table.

Pastor Williams’ subjects for Sunday: Morning, "The Eagle’s Neat.”

STATE LEGISEATERE. Personnel of Both Bodies at the

Coming Session.

1 FORECAST OF THE MESSAGE. Perhnp* Hie Most Important Tliemr the Governor Will Trety Will Br the Problem of l‘uri£t-ntIon 4: Ibe Passaic River—same Kxpcclnt I.ck- - '

(Special Correspondence.)

Trenton. Jan. 8.—The' one 'imndrei! and twenty-Bcvcnlb ariuduu of tin- stiff<-1 leglslatur.- will convene at the state- j house In this city on next xpesdny aft [ ernoon, when the wheels of legfilntloi- j will again begin to -grind fnrUi Us I grist of law*. There will ‘be no trie-! tion In the organlzatlou of the legisluture, the dominant party having some ! weeks ago decided upon its legislative | officer*, and all that Is now necessary fs to go through the form of numinat- ;

Ing and electing tiiein.

Senator E. C. Hutchinson of Mercer i

will preside over the deillKiratious or ; the upper branch. He was the unani 1 mans choice of the majority at a cau j . ens held two weeks ago. Senator Hutch- | Inson'is'a-'prospcrous merchant miller ] L Of thi* county and was elected to twe ‘ terms In the senate by a large majority. ! During his career iu the legislature hi ! bus been a member of sonic- of the most Important committees and has always- i ' taken an active Interest In ail matter* , that came up for legislation. , Senator AVnkelee of Bergen eoixaty I L will be the majority leader lu-tbe wu j ate. He Is tlie yomigi-ht uii-uibenpjffln j 1 present senate tuitlone of tiiujjnghtest | ... men In that org^featlon. ityls aNaw- | ycr and sertSd two years as majority | 1 leader on the BVcir of the house. He is | „,

now serving his tenoad term hi the ate, having ln-en elected In 19W the unexplreil term of First J

PlUMfiRY ELECTIONS

' Governor’s Commission Makes Pub.

ig of * nle iu t

' The Itflp'i.

icral Johnson and again

in 1901 for a full term of three yen-. In the house John G. Horner of Bur lington will be the speaker. He wa* leader of the majority In -the lower

tnd acquitted hfiqself

WK

T* ai;

■Mi*, i

V.™

•OVEIWO Ui M UKP11V. tion. He is a lawyer and is the son ofthe late Judge A-Sa P. Horner of^Jamden county. He Is serving his third term in the assembly. Robert M. Boyd -of Essex will be the majority leader on the floor of the house, and expected that he will handle thVttylng problems of that position with a skill and diplomacy that are sure to keep his party away from the shoals fhat beset the domi nant wing in matters of legislation. Air. Boyd Is a. lawyer. He Is aen

his third ti

I mini s-

^ACrilTT'llllW. Rdcvi-s: r< |-r>-**-uta-tiv lu State vuranpun-ut. Samuel B.

term In the asseindy anil was

prominently mentioned for the position

of speaker this

oarers

yent of I!

Both Hanses.

change in the more important officers of the two houses. In the senate Walter E. Edge of Atlantic will again net as secretary. The assistant secretary yill be Howard L. Tyler of Cumber tend, who served In that cnpacity taryear. Robert A. Waterbury of Union will serve another term as journal clerk, and William H. Fisher of Ocean county will again be the assistant Jonr

- 'avid A. Mclntj

nal clerk.

e of Essex

ntyreof

clerk,, tjie calendai will be. -Robert B. Bnstard of I’assalc. and Isaac B. Pierson of Morris will be supervisor of bills.- James Shoemaker of Cape May will again act In the c«; of assistant supervisor of bills.

sale. who. has k of the house,

again art to-that capacity durirtg the incoming term. His assistant will, be Upton 8. Jeffery* of -Camden. .The Journal clerk .will be George E. Coe of Cnlon. and George A. Grover of ■&«** will be supervisor of bills.; George P. Powell Of Essex will be aergonut at arms. The remainder of the bouse offl cere will not be decided upon until w-xi Tueaday Just before the legiMatun convenes, when a caucus of the Hepuli-

licsn members will lie held.

irles 1L >:idr*dBr Dead. - nv- Ann EWredge.. wife of Eliln-'ici*. died siuldenly of

be Upton

I lint

Air*. Finn.

'-«■■"*> w.,.,.T

n

L'lln-dae Was a Miss I 1* in h[;r 70th yean

Klii-iioii Law Coimnis- : li e Governor last win- - . > msde iiablic the i.-rovi*-i ni lira 11 ill (or Mil>mi**ion 'dim l>-ti*l;aiii.-. The C«m'1 i!-' - K. C. Sioke*. Gt-orgu .iitd .lo.i-oii L. Atuuu. The i - (or iiol.iiiig primary i-li-c-1 - 4-z|M-u*e l.y the regular ' "-■ 11»- i“'i registry 'day. - ..n- in |.ti-jiaifii liv i - - 'i. firing fliftiou a* candi- - ■l-lfgui-* t» conventions, ..a !..• .-rin-nfd off hy tile 1 if.- lor whom be desin-s' il- lima—shall be prinlfd S"' '"'I lf*K,!liun ten . . ji.iyffi- ticket*-' ore to be • - : if .-ly. and the voter will t*.- tii-ket of the party to ■'/:'> to the Eleftion Board Provision in made for swearI’fiY>n who,,;, right to partici- • lovnnry of u punieulnr party rlfeiinn Kndeavorrrs. ;.ig People's 1'nion of the First III'.- I'ity, has elected . mg othc-er* for the present it. Mrs. John ('hnniliers. • 1- 1'resilient, ilerin-rt llei>--ndilig Sevrertary, Miss Alildred ig Secretarj-, Miss Almeda KS: - il-Urgaiiist, Airs. Richard T. - Air*. Chambers, Airs. Geo. Jii». L. .11. Townsend, All** . Mi** A. Hand, Mi*s Lizzie i COM Ai ITl’EES ARE: -Mrs. J. Spicer learning, '. Thoiiiiisou, faille York, WU-1:.'.--Pastor Williams, Mrs.

s-

Uaututh Bennett. AIi*s - w-.u, IL Ucbi:(lthal, Miuuto l.vi-.-i tt Jerrell, John Hewitt, Hickey. Marion Hand, Irwin un-i—Mr. Spiicr Learning and on Clerk lor Tea tear*. j tor George T. Craimter. V,m '■ s lat’^'Dirt net* Court 'vzx ;

"l-rk. 1.. t.-d Mr. C

.oiler-tor

U'as .-!• .1 ,i Senator from Ocean County ■■■ : 1 a; i:.oi d in (dlice three consecutive

1 .

'■ti-n. ia !S«I2. and was swont iu Jnuu- . . ; v 1 SVC. Senator Gramner. ns he is ■ o.-umonly 1 .a’li-d. i» knhtvn pi-r,onally to SSWBM&teivSr 1 *, G. A. R. OIBi-rr*. -' !- Port, a A. E. No. 40. - . .v.i,vr3rte.7J« »: Br.-i\t. r.; - inrcai. Joaie, Ale. nli. ihsp'"in. .Swain 8. R.ete*; nosrt.anaster. John D Craig: of the guard. Thomas H ToG ir: ciamrO of admini*-

W. Reena- r

I’lanneit to Slml a Brrese. Ri-tii,—Vnlalife 1’arker. of New Jcr on Menday imrodmed a hill in Congi . to restora tin- sale of fermented malt ‘•everpci-satid light '.vines to Kohii.-rx on arijiy transports and in army T*>st cx- : ,’i; in«3^2?^5-. to -SSGSi an _.“.mi<.i!meht to the Constitution proSundny School -OIBcrrs. ’ITic StmtUy school of the First Presbyterian Chnn-l; elected the folio wing uili: , r, on Sunday: Superintendent, John Smith: assistuiit iibrsrians. Josenh S. i.alam-e of SlOiH to its eredit. ‘.r^crjrrsr;,. <** •Senate. 11 Spi-aker of the House of An- . • enshly, ;i Clerk of the Assembly; never a tmiH-r offir* of the Senate, exi-i-pt 8rr-