CAPE MAY HERALD, THURSDAY. |ANCARV ■; iy 5 .

■clerk, Joluithan l>. WaUoD ot Cuudeu; ■eitreent at arm*, Janice C. Norrta of Mercer; aaalatant aerxeaut at am*. Edward C. Ktruuelilcu of Burlington. There are to be Are doorkeeper* In the •enate at the aalary of gJAO each

and four pagea at 99)0 each.

The following will tie the aaaeuibly -oOh-era: Bpvaker of the boua*. John Boj-d Ari*. (ilouccetpet clerk, Janie* rarkce, I'aaealc; naafotant clerk. Upton B. Jefferle*. Caiudeo; Journal clerk, Kobert 8. Terhuue. Kfctex; aergeaut at arma. George B. Lutta. Atlantic; Brat aaalatant aergeant at arma, William 8. Dey. Middlesex; aupervlnor of bllla, ■George A. Grorer. Eaeex; bill clerk. Edward F. Totten, Morria; aaalatant bill clerk. Frederick W. Bender, Union. Aa soon na tin* legislature aettles down *o work It la expected that there will be a conference of the Republican feadera to couaider the aubject of equal taxation and to formulate a bill on tbe matter. Governor Murphy and Governor Elect gtokee are both considering the aubject. one for hla final measage and the other for hla inaugural address. Tbe Uejmbllcnn i»arty by Its platform favor* the policy of taxation of second clans railroad property at local rate*.

Taaattea Board'* Hr port.

The equal taxation commiaalou np pointed by Governor Murphy to torestigate the aubject la now preparing Ita report for tbe legislature. Former Governor Werta, one of tbe memben of tbe cumtniaalOD, la making a draft of the report, which will be submitted to tbe full body, but Just what Its fate will be ia not at all certain. There may be a minority report. Unices expectations are disappointed Messrs. Rlker. Black and Werta will take positive ground for reform In tbe railroad tax system, while Messrs. I^ntx and West are considered likely to favor the present Systran. There is little probability of the report being ready before the 1st of February. It la believed that whatever is said by Governor Elect Stokes in bis Inaugural address on equal taxation will guide the legislature, and therefore his address is looked forward to with great interest. The equal taxation subject it is almost certain, will be the moot important matter before

the legislature this winter.

It U probable that early to the Mon the bill for tbe abandonment of the Morris canal will make its appear ance. This la a measure of vast Interest to north Jersey. Tbe subject was presented at the dying hoars of the last legislature, but was not considered be-

fore final adjournment.

SeheeHMehen Waat Mere F»r. Tbe seboolteacberm of tbe state are ynsking preparations to Invade Trenton to persuade tbe lawmakers to enact some legislation which will give them an Increase of salary, and the firemen and national guardsmen, despite tbe rulings of tbe courts that tbe tax exemption law is unconstitutional, will make a determined effort to have passed « measure ^hlcb will give them tbe

old time tax exemption.

Tbe legislature this year may make -a more generous appropriation than ever for voting machines. N There was some opposition to the machines at tbe last election to several sections of tbe -state, and a proposition to increase their number Is likely to precipitate a contest. It is generally believed that tbe legislature will decide to I vy more ma-

Acother bitter fight la looked for this winter over the robin question. Assemblyman Gibbs of Camden county, who last winter was a strong advocgjs of tbe DeCou Dill periM........ the shooting of robins during the fruit season, has been (‘eturaed to tli<^ «<« dy, and U is reported be will present and fight for a bill similar to tbe one of last year, which failed to peas. Tbe small fruit growers of south Jersey are ex pected to fight for tbe tdlL A repealer for tbe andpigeon shooting bill is also expected from AssemMxBsn Gibbs. It Is bettered tfearfaiAbcr will be made to abolish tbe boan arbitration. There Is also some of attempting to bare tbe primary amended so that voters shall cast 1 ballots la one box direct for tbe ca dates and not for tbe delegates, < making it unseenssary for tbe Ml •to declare bis political aUegteaca

Tbs oystemien of tbe Cedarvtlle eee- ' tlon of Cumberland are again agitated by tbe report that a HU is to be Introduced providing for tbe cloning for u year of tbe Delaware bay against tbe privilege of catching oysters for plant-

man in that section who want tbe bay an closed for a year or a tanmof yean, but they ana tbe ones who have done well la tbe bueioees. It la asid. and wbo are fortlfled against a standstill. Tbsre am others wbo work an boats by tbs day or weak wbo are not abte to

r of work. If Qmy

■the duties of their office. Titers W n possibility that s number of hills on ibis subject may be Introduce 1 at tbs coming ssurtoa. A new campaign la bstox planned by tbs Nsw Jersey AntiSaloon league to get legislation fuverable to tbe opponents of tbe Itqifor trade and of the Mends of local option . BmanaiaadSa of Mlebtloa Oarer*. Edward A. Murphy, one of the Detoo era tic naoemblyuieu elect from tiudeon, intends, to Introduce a bill ms kin v It mandatory upon all persons selected to act upon election boards to have their mental and moral fitness paaned upon to property fill tbe position* for which they are named. He also intends to Incorporate to tbe bill a clause making the term of the election oUcers two consecutive years, with nt least two yearn intervening before they can again become eligible to serve. There will also be a provision to tbe bill for proper examiners to examine the election officers and determine tfelr fitAssembly men Ralph Maine of Merest and C. W. Mable of Ucrgeu are lioth expected to present bllla for the abol Ishment of capital punishment. On good authority It ia stated’that the state board of health will endeavo. to obtain tbe passage of a measure taking from those accused of sclllug adulterated milk tbs right of a trial by Jury. This will be to tbe form of-an amendment to the present law. to which tbe clause providing for the trial by Jury was Inserted as a compromise. Tbe state board claims that tbe Juries which have acquitted so many milk dealer* in Jersey City have plated a premium upon the sale of adul tented milk, and It will be ImjKMslblc to suppress the traffic unless tbe trial by Jury clause is stricken from the law.

TBr** Mow Senators.

Jamc-i Uarker of Passaic will serve as clerk of the bouse for a seventh term. This Is longer than any of his predecessor# have served to that ca parity. Tbe new senators will be Messrs. Minturn of Hudson. Hutchinson of Mercer and Hlilery of Morris. Barton B. Hutchinson succeeds hla namesake, Elijah C. Hutchinson. Judge Crocs U the oldest to years and to Ice, be being over sixty-one and to hla seventh year aa senator. Next to him comes Mr. Ferrell of Glooceater, wbo is over sixty and to bis sixth year of service, although not consecutive, he haring served a term of three years to 1882-83-84. Dr. Barber of Warren is to his sixth year of service also, bat not consecutive, as be nerved three yearn is 18B7-fi8-8fi. Senator Wood McKee of Pnaaaic la In bis fifth year <K service, and ao la Senator Bergen. Tbe four year senator* are Messrs. Lee of Atlantic, Minch of Cumberland and Shinn of Ocean. Thoee to tbeir third year or* Messrs. Bradley of Camden, Bacbeller of Essex. Brown of Monmouth. 8trim pie of Salem and Childs of Bomeraet Tbe second year senator* are Horner of Burlington. Crease of Cape May. Martena of Hudson. Jackson of Middlesex and Price of Sussex.

Vaesaer la AaaawMy.

Owing to the death of Mr. Bmbree of Union county, there Is one vacancy in the assembly this year Tbl* vacancy will not be filled, because there Is no necessity for the balding of a special election, the other members from that county, Messrs. Coyne and Tillman, being sufficient to look after tbe tntor-eats There are only two foreign bon n»rmblymeu. Mr. Gallagher of England, now of Esaex, and Mr. Mattbeua of Germany, now ot Hudson. Seven are natives of New Tork, two of Wisconsin and one each of Alabama. Peunayi-

Tbere are forty-four natives of New Jersey. divided as follows: Hudson, T; Essex, fi; Burlington, Mercer. Mlddlesnd Passaic. 8 each; Cumberland. Hunterdon, Ocean, Monmouth, Monla and Somerset 2 each, and Atlantic. Bergen. Camden. Gape May, Salem. Sussex and Warren, 1 each. The boose will contain forty-five Republicans and fourteen Democrats. The Republican majority on Joint ballot In thirty-eight.

BUFFALO, Jan- Id—George Urban. Jr., millionaire clubman, wan held up while be was leaving a banquet of the chamber of commerce. Tbe robbers secured 28 cents. Mr. Urb*n wan about t* take a car for home when two men

revolver doee to bis bead.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Jan. ML— Charles Chandler, one of .the beet known lawyers In the vJty, dropped

LONDON. Jan. 10.—A Taagisr aaya: "The vice conanls at At-

PUBLIC SALB OP

REAL ESTATE.

By vino# erf as order of the Orphan*’

Cowt of tbe County of Cape May. made on The sevcnih day of Iiecember. nine tv** ban died end four, tbe ■abscribei will expose to

sale at public vendue on

SaturdBy, January 14th. 1005, at tbe boor of two o'clock In tbe afternoon of said das. at tbe tote residence of tbe said Amend* Swing, deceased, at South Seville, Gone May Connty. tbe foUowine described real esUle of which Amanda Swiag, Ute of tbe Cpanty of Cape May. deceased, died

seined:

No. i U situate In Middle and Denni# Townships, and bounded and described a*

follows;

Beginniag at astake in Jeremiah Lodtom's line and running thence south Mx degrees and fifty minutes west thirty-five perches and eight-tenth* of a perch to a large holly marked sad lettered L." ami *C. L ,f ; thence north eighty-nine degrees and thirty miuntes cast, nincty-oue perches to s spoonwood fora corner, and crossing a ran forty rods from said holly; thence north twelve degrees and thirty mi antes east, thirty-aix perches to a stake; thence south eight;--nine degrees and thirty minutes west, ninety-five pe: cbe# to the beginning, tonuiuingt*. tj acres, two quarter* and eight perches. No. » is a tract of cedar swamp near the Doable Pond, and bounded and described

as follows:

Beginning at a large gum stump standing in William .-uttou'* line corner to the land of the heirs of John Peterson and running by said Sotton's line north fourteen degrees east, fourteen perches to a stake in a line of the heirs of Emm* Ludlam; thence south seventy-five degrees and fifteen minutes vast, fifty nine perches to a stake, in the line of lands fonnerl * * ~ son; thence by said thirty minute* west, fourteen perches~to a stake standing on the north side of an old rood running in tbe swamp; thence still binding on Peterson's line north seventyfive degree* fifteen minute* west, fifty-eight and one-half perches, Containing five acres

more or lea*.

No. v is situate at east side of the street formerly known as the Low Bridge Koad. and is bounded and de-

scribed as follows:

Beginning at Charles Way'* westmost corner. near the junction of centers of Dennisville and Long Bridge roads; thence first

along Charles Way'* line, *o«<h

City D rectory.

Maror—Thoa. W. Ml Im „Jau. Aldtnua—Fraasto U. wuhs-J.o. Council—Jos. Hand Jet,. BamaalT. Bailey.—Jan. Jtobwfi J. Crrsw*II..Jan. T. Masksi Sharp Jan. Jas. J.Doak _J*n. Joseph K. Brouks...—Ian. Jus. K. Taylor Jan. Lonis G. Sayre .Jan. K. Bidusy TowoM-udJan. Recorder- J uo. W. TLomi» juJ*n. Assessor—GilbertC. Hugh#*....las. Collector—Kol Needles.... J*a. Treasurer—bscacH. 8mlth Jan. ' ™ ml, ^rb*3ore\C*ltor.... ..Jan. Edward Crease- -Jen. Tbna.B. Wales.- Jan.

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twenty-eight sixteen degrees and ten mis ute* west, still by Charles Way's Hoc. one hundred and twenty feet to another corner of Charles Way.'*: thence north seventy-one and a half degrees west, one hundred and twenty eight feet to a corner in tbe said Long Bridge road centre; thence north sixteen degree* sad ten minute* east, along the centre of said road, one hundred and twenty feet to the place of beginfaing Containing fifteen thousand and three hundred and sixty square feet, more or

’rs*.

Dated December 7. 1904. H. COATES SWING. A dmiaistntnr of Amanda Swing,deceased. Hampton ft Fithian. Proctors, Bridgeton, New Jersey. ts-is. jtfiia 1

§HEKIFF’8 HALF

By virtos of n writ of FI- Fa. for sole of mortscMred premiss*, to me directed.lasued ont of the Coart of Chancery of Nsw Jery. I will expos* to sal* at public vendue, Monday, February Oth, 1905. between tbe hoars of twelve and fire o'clock p. m . to wH st on* o’clock in fhe afternoon of said day. at the Sheriff's

tW Hon—, C.„

May uoanty. new Jersey. All that or real n lot of load and premises rituals, lying and tmteg in the City and county of Cape May and State of New Jersey. nod bounded god das art bed as follow*, to wit: Beginning nt n etnkn standing In tbs uoutb wmt Md* Una a< ftorry BtmnCnnd running tbvno* by Mid Miller’*landsonth flBy-olx dsttrem Wvet, an* hnndred fast to a stake at the sonth onrner of tbs hereby

creek a northerly Mara*, one hundred three feet to the bridge afore aid aod 1— aide line of creek; then m Mediae by tbe aftirernld southwest old* line of Parry street south twenty-seven degrees east, issi&srs.'fflisJ.si.TiJ!-" Betond ns the property of David W. Bodsn el nx. defendant*, taken in execution at tbe suit of lease H. Smith at als-aec “““■ 'muStSfn. BRIGHT.

aRWMnrsmicNn. Frederick W. Wolff I In attachment vs. y On contract. Harry A. Jerk sen ) Notice. Notice to hereby given that a writ of itachment iasned ont of the Cape May County Cxrenit Coon mainst tbe righu sad — 'its, moneys sad effects, goods sad chattoads and tenements of Harry A. Jsck- . so absent or non-resident deWr, at the suit of Frederick W. Wolff, for the samof two handled dollars, returnable ca tbe thirtieth day of November, ' hundred and fear, has bees

toVtaUAMy. “ W ‘ T,< ^4t

wtu be bold asojptonVHnll, No. XlO W*ahtoBtaa stamk Gape May. N. J- on Monday

BOARD OP EDUCATION. Henry Kntberford, Presideot....Maxell 8. H. Moore, vice president. Dr. Edward H. 1’bUUpa, Clerk.. Bswsrd P. Otter IU®

'* 1906 «9*7 -1907 -...I9»7

Samuel R. Stite* William T. Steven* Dr. A. L Leach...

Charles F. Qaidort

BOARD OP HEALTH.

A. L. Leach. Priatdrut ..Kept. L IKOJ V. M. D. Mercy, Secretary 1005

Dr. A. L

Dr. V. M. _ Robert S. Hsi

Lafayette fi, Albert ft. Uttle George L. Lowell

Hal

1004 11**4 to®

BOARD CP TRADE. -Sfirphec B. Wilson. Secretary—(>wls T 8te»ma. Treasurer—Tbomaa W. Millet. Covffty Directory.

Justice Supreme Court—Francis I. Swmyze, Clrculfjudge—Aliru B. Eudloott l^l? Law^ Judge—Hairlsoa H. toorher^

Rep. Prosecutor of Pie**- Harry S. Doug law.

T Rsp. Sheriff—William H.

V08

{.Bright, Rep 1907 rt S. Miller, Rep 1907 D. Croix. Rrt> IMo

AL ryilllia* Rep 190ft County Clerk—Julius Way. H<-p tioi Surrogate—E. Ciialon Hewitt. Rep UW7 County Colln-tor—Lewi* 8. hill well. Usp. U46 County Board of Hk-etlouv—Jos. K. Hand. Rap— 1 1906 County Board of Klrrttona— Cam is* E Foster.Hep 1906 Gouty Board of Election*—Wtu. J. Tyler. Dow. - County Board of Elect to u»-Michael U Rears*. Dvm U*6 Terms of Court—Fourth Tuesday lu April.

September and Itecemurr.

BOARD OP CHOSEN KICKEHOLDERB Anthony B. Smith. Palermo May, 1M6 W. 8. Johnson, Ocrsn Clty..._J*ti. 1.19tC John P. Fox, Ocean City Jan. 1, 199T C. P. Vannman. Dias Creek, May 1. 1907

Capa May City, Hep...

M. K Hildreth.

AdoatrunXbapwr, No. M. Rot*] Arch Masons—Convocation*, third Monday *f '1 month at lodge room, Waohingkea and Franklin streets. Cape Inland Lodge, No. 80. F. and A. M.

Tuesdays of each month nt lodge n Wnslilngtoa snd Franklin streets. Cape May Camp, Na 8778, Modern Wandten of America—Meets first Wadna r each month at Auditorium. Gap* May Conclave, No. 188, Impswvsd Order of Heptaaopks—Meeta at Ogden’s Hall,818 WaaUihgtcn street, on second end fourth Thursdays of each month. Gape May Council, No. 1091; Royal Are oannm—Mmta first aud third Tuesdays of

_ Na 81, A. O.U. W.— Mama firm and third Tharedays of each

Gold Spring Connell, Jr. O.U.A. M. Na 18ft—Msecs In hall at Gold Spring, every Tn sudsy evening nt 7 o’clock. Jam bin Lodge. Na 88. Independent Order of Mecbeolcs—Maeta cask Monday at Auditoriam. Eureka Lodga Na 7. Ladies' L a M— toeks seooud aod fourth Tbrnraday* of koh month at Ai FHaodahip Council, Na «. D. of A.Meeta on Tuesday afternoon of mch week at A8D. to Jr. O.U.A.M. HaU. CoM Spring. Th* John Mecray Poet No. 40, G. A. R. Meta on tbe thlrel Friday of each month at 7 AO o’clock p- so. i U« Washington ■ Mayflower Lodfts. Na as, Imtopeudent Order of Odd Fellows—Meeta saeh Friday

OgaRoHa Triba Na 1B7, Imprwred Order of Red Man—Meeta at 8N Waahtogtoa

-Man’s, ladies’ sad okUdran'a white tsvam oxfords are all the fad. andean be •and at the one-prioe shoe store, at Sol Msatos’and get grtan tradtog maxnp* Filbert brittle and all kinds moU candy at Hogan's. Read the Hrrald.

an it cntiTjuan m. M.w.nud AUmUc ) . . a writ of at- » Ohm May

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7.TO k-M —HXPkKSs Connrrta from • •’ Anglcsm fitaach. Arrives at Phil,

sdclohia a tt s m.

, cc P. M.-ACCOMMODATION. Con’'J* 5 necto from Aegis*t* Brsach Ocean City, and 8es Isle City. Arrive* at Pbttal

dclphia yr; P M. ' SDgDAT TBAIVt.

P.M.—ACCOMMODATION. Stop*

Btermediete ataUor.r.

At rive* Philadelphia 6 a. so. a a: P M.—EXPRESS. Connects from Anglcwra, Ocean City, and fie* Isle City Arrive* at Philadelphia 6.55 p. m FROM PHILADELPHIA. Train* leave for Cape May—Express, 9.00 A. M. and 4-0*. P m week-day* Accommodation. v 15 p. m. Sanday, r * press 9.00 a m. Accommodation, 8.00 a. m

3-^o

Bxprea

NSW YORE. November 77,1904weekdav*. 4 FL * 4°.

ao noon, it ft. . -» jo, J ao, j 50. ‘is* < Pesos, limited (• j.jg (New York Limited),*4 00, *500,*s }fc 600. 700, •800,900. 10 i» P.M., 1#ox,mgbt,Si ntoyys. 4 J». 4 40.5 00,5 rf. 8 »s, 9 jo 11^0 a. M., is. rso** jo. j»,(Penna. Limiud, *3 54 (New York L£mtied), 400, j ao, •536. 6 J6, *7 00, •non. 10 tap. H., iresetghL From West Philadelphia only. *44 A. M. and is u P M doily. From North Philadelphia only, *1 x afip H dail; (Manhattan Limited). WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH. January 9, 1905. For Baltimore and WaaLingtos, •615. 7.S0. 8 j», 10 So. 11 06, A. M., ’ll u. *t as. 3.ao. 446. 6*5. 618. lists. P M.asd 1x09 night, weekday* Sdkdavs. *6. jj. 7 so, 1 '11 6 ' night-"' ^ ^ 4 ^ 3 ^ * For Baltimore accommodation. 9 05 A. M. ’-OS, 4-ot and 5.07. P. M. weekdaxa. 5.03. J . M. Sunday* From West Philadelphia only, its and mIXV 1, ’ 5i5 ' “ < ^‘ 7 35 p - •Dining Cor. W.ATTBBBURY. J. R. WOOD. Gen’l Manager Paaa’r Trafi. Manager GEO. W. BOYD.' General Passenger Agent

pgiLAPnrsu k sEApnrc Lotm. r ATLAVTIC CJTT EAIL80AT). TIME TABLE In Eficct Sept. so. 1904.

» F.gKnAYS.

iv. Cape May

Arr. Phil*.

7 15 a m

(express)

9 16am

•3S5 p m

(express)

5 65 p tv

• L-KOATS.

•4 30 p tn

[exprea#]

6 40 p m

WEEKDAY*.

Lv. PhUa. 8 60 a m

. Art. Cape May. [express] 11 00 a as

4 15pm

[exprens] BCSIIAYB.

015 pa

8 45 am

[local]

10 56 am

•Connects at Winslow Junction far Atlan-

tic City

A. T. Dies, Rdsom J. Weeks. Gen’l Sept. Gen’l Pans’r Agent.

Our Church Directory. Among The Worshipper* of The

r. x. cnuBc h or the advxkt. Mr. Francis F. H. Finn, in charge. Sunday Services: 10. 45 a m. Morning Prayer aud Sermon; 9.45 a m, Sundayschool; 7-80 p. m.. Kvsuing Prayer and

Other services ** announced.

Rev Arthur W. Spooner, D D., Pare tor. Praise servio* in the lecture room every Sabbath mornlngst *0o’clock. Morning service at 10.80. Bvealng aerrice at TjC Mid-week prayer meeUag at 7AO. Junior Endeavor Friday afternoon aft 4. o’clock. Senior Endeavor Friday evening at LSh Sunday-school aft tJO. AilareoMdlally tovltad. Seats Frea

Rev. 8. P. Gaekill. D. D., Pastor. Presetting on Sunday morning st IfiJflk In the evening st 7.45. Meetings st 9 a. m. sod 6.80 r. h, ca todays. Sunday School st 8 r. M. Epwnrth League Monday evening aft 8 o’clock. Mid-week prayer service Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock. darn meeting a, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday eracing*. baptist ckurcs. Preaching on Sanday morning at MJML In tbe eroding nt 7 JO. Sunday morning Workarn Meeting aft 10.00 a. M. Snixtoy School at 2J0p. a. Wednesday evening Prayer Meeting aft TJOo’etaah . Yoong People’. Meeting Friday eraolag st 7 JO o’«l V k Men’s Meeting Saturday evading a 18.00 o’clock. •r. HAar’a a. c. cucncn. Bar. Father D. J. Kelly, Rector. Hoars oT divine ntavtoe on Sundays, Maasea at 6, 8 and 10 a. n. Sanday School at SJO p. n. Rocarv, aamma and benediction ot the Most Blaeced Raeranaeht at &M p.n. All am iBTiftcd to attend the Sanday . ■ —ax7H“