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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22
WEEKLY REVIEW OF PATENTS.

There were sixtynine patents granted for the week
ending Now |, among which we notice the following:
f. c.. Clay of Maiden, Mass, for an Improved
electromagnetic Burglars Alarm, claims, in combine
ton with galvanometer, devices for indicating the
room or point where the burglar s entering. This Is
an ingenious invention, but friend at elbow sug-
oests that the conductors instead Of being attached to
an alarm in the sleepingchamber Of the occupant be
connected with the police telegraph 80 that the burglar
NAV himself send message directly TO the station
house for bis arrest without disturbing the sumber Of
his victim.
James Cumming of Boston, for an Improvement in
steam-engines, claims:
"First, the combination with square piston cham
her Of a square piston. which Is constructed OF
series Of angular sections OF packing d. joined loosely
together by lapjoints, and made adjustable ana kePt
sfeam-ght substantially in the manner and Tor the
purpose set forth. Second, in combination with the
above the use of square piston rod, Z, and square
stuHing-box F, substantially il the manner and for
the purpose set forth.
We are not informed what superiority he alleges in
square piston and angular sections OF packing bus from
the fct that the failure of nearly all rotary engines has
been attributed 10 the mpossby Of packing the angu-
lar working ionrs steam-tight withouttoo mich friction
whatever may be the object Of this invention, it APP
pears so far az the claim shows, to ncumber the recP-
rOcafIng engine Win TINS M peraDie oilectioh.
Henry Hudson Of Three Springs, Pa, patents an
Improvement on the Sewing Machine, which, though
il may not be uscful has novelty than most
of the recent improvements. II II intended TO operate
on cloth TOO wide, otherwise ncOnyenient to be fed
through stationary machine; and fsmPly and care
fully Constructed, VII open new field OF usefulness.
The inventor SAYS:
~ claim the carrying of a selffeeding automatic
-
or its equiyent the surface OF the stretched OF
stationary fabric, substantially and Tor the purpose
set forth"
Joners and others who use bi,-stoeks are fay aware
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OF the annoyance oecaAcncd by their loceiss bssd on
the BIT while Il is being witadra sn nom the ho'@ y,
Spoacrd u Hverhli, Mass, patents an Improved On
stock, which consists in making The end OF the stock
holding the biz Of spring STEEL with slot through the
socket thus admitting it open and elose by the nse
of thumb-screw, and while closing protection passes
over the shank of the bit, rendering impossible 20
withdraw it from the stock. His clai Is follows
81 claim arranging the socket, A, Of a brace with
slot. a. as described, in combination with thumb
screw b. and projections, d. or their eqniyaents sub
stantislly as and for the purpose speeinei.
A touSh. pliable. cheap waterproof paper il de-
siderasum worthy thorough application OF inventive
genius. John Meyerhofer Of New-fork, for an I'm
"provement in the process Of preparing paper psiP'
saws:
u claim, ia making paper impervious 70 wafer,
mixing the alkaline solution of rusin with The pap,
and then adding what Is known as English suiphar1o
acid and after the sheets have been formed, drying
them by contact with heated metallic surfaces ali SUD-
stantially as and for the purposes specified
Owing to the incapacity or intentional deception OF
the solicitor, many specifications and claims 80
bunglnsly and ambieuously drawn to require the
most careful scrutiny to form any idea Of what the iu-
yentions consist; some of these claims when carefully
examined in connection with their specifications APP
pearng 10 cover nothing at all essential while Others
have an appearance unless carefully examined, OF
covering old and commonly used devices. As the
patents on vapor-burners are almost innumerable,
among which are many combinations of metallic
eas-generating chamber and burner, applicable to
lamp chandelier, or other gas FIXTURE, the follow
ING claim for gas OF vapor burner is rather ambiguous;
II claim the combination OF metallic gas-yenerat-
ING chamber and burner, applicable 10 lamp, cham
der or other gas fixture for the purpose of generat-
ing yapor or gas from burning fluid, and consuming
the same as fast as it is generated thereby producing
superior artificial gas light as described and parca-
lsflv set forth in the specification"
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New2lork DAILY Gribm,re
WHAT rs THE MATTER WITH QUEENS
To TIE Editor Of The NJ y. Tribune

To the Editor Of TAeN y Tribune.
SIR: To this direct significant question of yours
concerning the small Opposition vote in our county,
there is another and truthful solution than that
given by your correspondent is yesterdays TRIBUNE
1t is to be found in the objectionable neglect of large
number Opposition all shades but especially the Repub
leans the late election and this from sheer apathy not
nom disgust with the Union nomination There Is sufficient evil
denoc in A. g. CO words when be navely rebukes
the segard Republicans by reminding them that h their
duty gone polls and have voted for the most excel
lent State ticket"
Aso Union Of the parties in both the County and Sen
aorial District effected with singular unanmty the
specve nominations being not only made by reclamation in joint
Convention but subsequently cordially ratified by the Peopeby
all at least very small majority Of wemeanins but i'm
practical Republicans and which infer your correspondent
belongs We freely concedo honesty Of purpose 20 him aud his
clan their the wsest policy for the management Of
the party respectfully submit that it neither fair in him to
question the sincerity of the majority by wholesale charges against
being acnated by unworthy motives over modest to
claim side monopoly OF the decency Of the party
Flushing, Nov. is, 1852 u. e. II.
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A boy was frightened 10 death AZ Ottawa, Canada
on the ID inst. under the following ercuns sanees:
Some men were about 10 slaughter an OK and had At
taehed end Of the rope the horns and passed the
other through the door into the slaughter house ann
were driving the animal in. The boy, Simon oDon-
The proceednvs When the beast was driven in, n APP
pears that i made sudden movement toward ue cor
ner where the boy was, and instantly .el1ea "
the nose By one Of The butchers doss when soassa
out loudly and the boy droPpcd TO the sroona 10 IN
instant perfectly dead.
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DlsABILrrY OF WrsEssEs--The Massachusetts
Senate has adopted amendment TO IL lave, which
removes the disability to receive the testimony Of
atheists in It's courts of law. The amendment pro-
vides that every person not a believer in any
religion shall be required to testify truly under
pains and penalties Of perjury" To this an amend
ment was adopted az follows: "And the evidence
OF such persons disbelief in the existence Of God
NAV be received 10 affect their credbility az wit
nesses.y The latter clause Of the amendment was
adopted by a vote Of 10 to Z. The vote upon the
amendment, as amended, wa. Is TO 10, and 10 was
adopted by the casting vote Of the President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22

The vote on the at the late October election
soofor Denuison T7 ksnney 2O9l Dennison's major
NV in the state 10 the i26 Thus tine lie
pbans OF the rescued state from the Democracy
tJpdee swan defeated in the June Convention eandi
da,e Of counties outside Of the Western
keseIve hnE he would been defeated every county
the Reserve" had cast IT'S vote Tor MN Sharsv not ms
.lea to le Reserve, bat intelligent Hamilton not to
benighted Ashtsbula-" . - . .
tt,oy Chase said IN the Senate, March g. 1850: wish to
49, tns nov ers tins the
es " h the constitution indicates perfection OF
Union Tor the justice for the common detense
Tor the ecurty OF LIBERTY At the time do not desire
to see t lio under the influence zeal however
honorable freedom transcend at all the sphere i constr
tutional powers ana duties" -
I'm the sist Of August, 1888 at meeting in Goodae
Psrk Columbus Mr. said " Ii should his
now and Chase take his place. the Governor would
rot any subject contained in the Republican Flat
Ior Which could heartily indore, which be might not
have said himself"
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CrvL AND PoLrTIcAL EQuALIrY FOR Wonrs.-'
Mr.. Tracy Cutler and J. Elizabeth Jones wiz speak
in Alegany County, afternoons and evenings At and
o'clock, as follows:
No. 1l-Portnze Nov. 21-Undi,
Nov. z5-IforneIlsSile.
Mr. Frances d. Gage and Lucy Colman, ia Liyings
ton County, as follows:
Nor. 2l-Ceneseo, Nov z5--aft. Morris
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.l., HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN. .kJ

elZ. frv,ou. poie. ana have c.tsDnsned ~
a., Ia. thai Tkk 0R-lktENbEkd COMPANN'S MAR
SHAIlgS UTERINE CAThOLtCON h the only reliable
oI boss seasos which render the lives OF women from the
e IS upward missrahe only knon thesevcs
Thee onct married aud singe and social position
renuerE living condition ia hs aho-ds any guaranty
arsia them B.sde the local uterine symptoms they are
ohep stsnded with
Dersngcd Mouthly Period
lrrcrulsrities--N etkurss-Fe intDess--
DoranseA Apprtiie-Sailow Comperion--
ga Pain IN the Back and kdneys-Chls-
- Cod hands and Feet lostings-teyerishness-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of the Heart
Dixxioess-NerV0usness--li eadacke-kestlcssress-
Disturbed sleep lushcs Of Hest-GcnclAl PAIN
Cawns end IN the Spine and between the shoaaefs
Acid stomach ausea-snciecstion-
Din,cuh Dsssire Of Urine with heat sulsrtine-
Itchpgbugnus irritation fthe UteEneO Egans
DcsPsi-l ADxietylied sceNefVSns h"i'cA
Startins-t onstipaon--
Irritable DEPRIVED Apostle
kAsuienec--blosted aud irregular Bowcls--
Inpleasais Drcans-P ain In the Utsrine OTgaas-
Nominees and Pain In the Limbs.
Los OF Memory In the Feetksan 10
THE GRAEFENBERG MAkSHALL'S UTERINE CA
TOLfCON prepared BY educated physician, and b
falls depended All other preparations shoud be avoided
Ls'fy dad noa1ts oss cersyzen an6 public nes q de
nefsoB D. az e roosss ~ Groenoeyq co@Pany
no 32 ParkOt Nee ioTk asd ecasiaeag rcfeIeaes
sons 81 nc CRY I'll also BE- gissn az aAe place
Price ~ so PER bose rF-Fos sIr DotiAbs FivS Bor.
TIEs WILL NJ sHxT ExPREss, CHARGES TO
KNp oy ExPnFss RorrE TRoN NEw-YokK. "A
4d4ress JOSHUA \. BRIDGE, Il. D. Ss,rsiayY and Cen.
sul,is0 PAyseiah CraeeAkeS Company Ne 81 PARKRow,
NETWORK.
afAi rooa ia Ggociosberg Ias'stoA No 81 Pa,kOs.
Qfes Aoars D % 4 ase 3 % 4.
~ slsadss epnien required BY letter, 81 muSs be
tnCIossd ~ insure reply.
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CUPREME C0URT-City and County of New
~ York. 90 EDWARD GALLAGHER against DENNIS
hOGAS-fSammrns for money demand on contract Ito
named defendant Dennis Hogan You hereby
suoned required the complaint In this action
which copy herewith served aPon and to serve
COPY the said complaint az office
nul6bcr Thin you in the City Of New York within
twenty days after the service hereof exclusive OF the day OF
and II fail TO the said complaint within
the soresad the plaintiff IN tins action will take Judgment
against you for the Of hundred dollars with interest
day Of October thousand eight hundred and
hyeigh beside the costs Of this acon-Dated September
10 1853 FRANCIS TILLOU Plaintiffs Attorney.
The complaint IN this action tiled in the Office Of the Clerk
City and County Of EewYork IN the City Hall Of the
City Of kewYork, on the l4th day Of November, 1853
noi5 law6mTu FRANCIS TfLLOU, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Meoiral.

RRADDOCK's Celebrated COUGH MIXTURE
ID h sold by A. b. d. SANDS, BARNES 4 PARK, c. y.
WELLS 4 Co, City ofNew-Noh.
nR. VELPEAU's CANKERlNE cures Canker
H in the Mouth Throat stomach resulting from scarlutna
typhu eveT The quickest snd urct remedy ever hnown
For ssle by all druggists.
DR. J. LEATHEs YELLOW-DOCK SYRUP.
IL Fof ostivenees Dyspepsia Rheumatism, Scrof Piles,
Female Debility this remedy has equal Depot,
Ncs- lSO Chathsn-st., Su9 GrandsL, 40 Broadway.
uUNTs 1INIMENr for TWENTY YEARS has
been friend Of millions Of the human race Ash the
o.auiou your phyica, neighhor they VIII tell Yea
that Diseases OF the spine Weakness m tho
kack o. side Paralysis CT the Limbs Sprens Weak Ankles
Frsied Feet IhroAt bunons Cons Ulcers, swelling
Fre.h Wounds burns aud al affections. HUNTS
NthEN1 hAs made many remarkable and Is Justly en-
titled called the greatest exlens remedy known to this
public For certificates Of wonderful cures see cir
each bottle. Price y cents Sold BY al Druggists
and merchants. Office No. 10y MeiGenlane
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9teamboais ano Railroads.

NJEW-JERSEY and MILESTONE RAIL
IN ROADs.-EXCURsION TICKETS extended beyond
ma ksyns day 10 the Monday following Excursion tickets
40 and tom the various places the and Mone
Roads sold at any "Wednesday the 25d instant Or any
dv az he current week will be good TO return on the
Monday following j. W. WoODnOfP, ass : ouPG
NOR BRlDGEPORr-FARE FIFTY CENTS.
IN The steamer BRIDGEPORT leaves Peekshp, T. r.,
.V.rv MONDAY WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, ct IL O'Clock
o svias In time to connect with the Naugatuck, Housa
tonic aud New Haven Railroads Freight taken.
NOR SAG HARBOR, landing at ORIENT and
IL GRFENPOlNT-The steamer CATALINA VIII Leave
I,t,sfslip ON WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY AtIEk,
MOONS AZ O'Clock returning leaves Sag Hsrbor on FRIDAY
MORNING al y O'Clock.
NORTHERN r. r. of n. JERSEY-FOr, Pier.
IN mont Nyack Hackenssck, Ensewcod Se-Lsess ooi
al o1andt.t (sunday excepted) at $40 m sad SeO and
$40 D. m Leaves PeTnon OF 7e5 and 74S m ana I'V u
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CUPREME COURT-PETER VAN ANT
- WFRP sgt JAMES CAMMAK.-To the Defendant,
JAMES CAMMAK You are hereby summoned aud required
the complaint in this action which hled In the
Office the City d County Of New At the
City Hail the City OF Newly ork the twelfth day OF Noven-
1889 and copy Of answer 70 the said com
plant subscriber at hs Office No. 9 Broadway IN the
city Of NewYok within twenty days after the service Of this
summons on YOU exclusive the day Of such seryce and
you the said complaint within the time aforesaid,
the plaintiff this action will take Judgment against yon for tho
Of three hundred and seventyhve dollars with interest from
the day Of September 1884, beside the costs this action
Dated Nsveuber z 1889 THOS ID. JAMES,
nh faw6,yTu Plaintiff Attorney.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Il Of the County OF York notice hereby given % all PER
sons having claims against CLOTILDA SMITH late ofthe Cy
Of Newly ok, widow deceased, TO present the same VIA
vouchers thereof to the subscber their office Room NO
NO 20 hasSsust in the City Of Newly ok before the
hnh day Of December nextDaed Newfork the 18th Gay Of
May 1889. HENRY J. CULLEN Fxseutors
1sue HENRY A. MOTT. N--NNN'0'
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legal Notifies.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the Cosnty Of NewYork notice Is hereby gwen 70 all
~ sons wing claims AGAINST BARTHOLOMEW HEALf late
Of the City Of Newly Boot and Shoe maker deoeesed 70
present the same with vouchers Thereof TO the upsenoi az
the City Of New FORK before The sixteenth day Of Deoe-
Der neIt.-Daed Newly orb, the 18th day Of June, 1853
jelS IayT6mTu MARY ANN HEALY, Administrative
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h)aier-Cnre.

NAOlJNT PROSPECT WATEk-CURE, Bing-
INk hamton N Y, eight bours nom Newfork BY ~ u and
lrs X Has very beautiful location and affords nnusuA
comfort aud Improvement IN health rs the Winter
season. For Circular, address j. H. ROhIh, N. u.
TINHE NETWORK WATER-CURE and HY-
glENIC INSTITUTE IL located Nos is aud Is Laight-
a. one door ST. Johns Parkoood BOARD can be OBJ
tanned nom s5 10 81 per week FULL JhEAMMENT, with
honrd nom a. 10 Is per Transient persons 81 day.
ymnasam aud Bathing privileges for the use Of guests Tree Of
charge Office Consultations from 5 = "a to p m. H. a.
TaALL, NJ. D., and ID. A. GORION, A. d., fhysicaAns H.
FANCHER, Proprietor.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

New GRANADA-The Bulletins correspon-
dent at Panama, writes on May Slst, concern
ing affairs in New Granada, as follows:
The revolution in Santander against the
State authorities, and which is encouraged
by the Federal Executive, still continues.
Two or three other encounters have occurred
between the beligerents since my last. In
one, about the % May, the Revolutionists
had 900 men engaged and the State party
650 The latter claim to have defeated and
dispersed the former, the chief having fled at
the head of only 200 men. General distrust
OF peace seems to prevail throughout the
Confederation, the opinion being that the
people will not long submit to the encroach.
ments of President Ospina and his Congress
upon She rights guaranteed to the people by
the new Federal Constitution.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

FAILURE OF THE MAILS BY THE TEHUANTEPEc
KouTE.-The latest dates by the Golden
Gate are from New York to May 2lst The
New Orleans mail 9th. via. Tehuantepec,
diu not connect with the steamer on this side,
owing TO the heavy rains on that Isthmus
a note rom Freeman d Co.'S Agent at Aca-
pulco dated June 9th, says:
Inc oregon arrived to day 10 A. NJ, from
Ventosa' without the the New Orleans mail
which on account of the heavy rains on the
lsthmus' rendering the roads and rivers i'm.
pAssable had not been able to reach in time >,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

SnoT IN THE FLocK.-We wonder if the
following Paixhan shot, from the Notes from
the Plymouth Pulpit" by Henry Ward
Beecher, hits anybody in all this region
round about? We hope not Mr.. Beecher
said:
There are sitting before in this congrega
tion now, two hundred men, who stuff their
Sundays full of what they call religion, and
then go out on Mondays to catch their broth
er by the throat, saying: Pay me that thou
owest; its Monday now, and you needn't
think that because we sat crying together
yesterday, over our Savior's sufferings and
love, that | am going to let you off from that
debt, if it does ruin you to pay it now.'"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

DRowNED.-A boy named Albert Edwards,
about twelve years old, was drowned on
Tuesday in Larids ditch, near Nevada city.
The Democrat says:
1t tappears that he and another boy, named
Thomas Legg, year or two younger, had
been swimming in the ditch. The Legg boy
had left his companion, and went into ditch
some ten or fifteen yards below and on look
ing up few minutes after, he saw man
lifting the dead body of Edwards out of the
ditch. The water was only about twenty
inches deep, and the ditch three feet wide ;
and how he came to drown is mystery. He
was first seen by milk man, who happened
to be passing. floating On the water with his
face down. The man pulled him out of the
water called to some men who were near,
and used every effort to resuscitate him, but
he exhibited no signs of life. The deceased
was the only child of Il widow woman, who
Keeps boarding house on Main street He
was an intelligent and promising youth.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

The Nevada Democrat. in giving an account
of the fatal accident at Relief Hill when
two men were killed by being washed out OF
tunnel. says that the name of the French
man who was killed, was Jean Richards
He was native of Nante, France. and had
recently arrived in California Wilson, the
Engiishman, whom we have already men.
tioned as having been killed on that occa-
sion, had lived in Nevada for the las: six or
seven years, had followed the sea the great
er portion Of his life, and was about As years
of age
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

Pixies PEAK EMIGRANTs.-The following is
q dispatch dated, St. Louis, May 18th:
The st. Joseph correspondent of the Dem
ocrat notices the arrival at that place of one
hundred Pike Peakers, who give deplorAble
accounts of mining prospects, and the suffer.
ings on the Plains 1t is estimated that 90
900 men are now on their way thither, all
or most of whom are destitute Of money and
the necessaries of life, and perfectly reckless.
Desperate threats are made of burning
Omaha. St. Josephs, Leavenworth and other
towns, in consequence of the deceptions used
to induce emf ration Two thousand lien
are reported fifty miles west of Omaha, in a
starving condition. Some of the residents of
Plattsmout1 have closed up their business
and fled. feari z violence at the hands of the
enraged emgrants.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

RoBBERY.-We learn. says the Nevada
Democrat, that Mr.. VIM. Heidlauf, who left
Nevada on the 9Th Of May. for the East, was
robbed Of all his loose change and a consid.
erable quantity of jewelry, on board the
steamer He had with him enough coin to
pay his incidental expenses on his way home,
but had draft for a considerable amount on
an Eastern bank The draft was also stolen.
but its payment was stopped, and Mr.. Held
lAuf has written for the duplicate, which he
had left here
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

PARAGUAY We learn from Washington.
says the New York News. that among the
papers connected with the Paraguay expedi-
ton, just placed in possession of the Govern.
ment' is the written apology of Lopez for the
attack on the Water Witch. The treaty is
for ten years, at the end of which time either
party may give one years notice Of abroga-
tion-but in the absence of this it is thereaf-
ter to continue in force.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

RAILRoAD.-A company is about to be or
ganized for the purpose of constructing
railroad from Folsom to Auburn, and event
ally to Nevada The company is to be en-
titled the Sacramento, Auburn and Nevada
Railroad Company. The Auburn Herald
says:
With but little effort over $4,000 has al
ready been subscribed. When subscriptions
to the amount of S15O,0o0 are raised, it is
the intention to complete permanent organ
ization of the company. Responsible parties
have already signi6ed a willingness to sub,
scribe literally to the stock OF the road and
take the contract for building it.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

TnE Steamer Sonora, says the Bullelin, F.
r. Baby. Commander. will be dispatched by
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company on Mon
day next. She has just been placed on the
sectional dry dock at Mare Island, has receiv-
ed heavy suit of copper, and been painted
and put in thorough good order and repair
The price of passage is as follows: Cabin
$3.50; second caUin. S90 steerage. $40 She
will be at the COmpany's wharf on Thurday
or Friday next
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

LIFE WITHOUT TRrALs-Would you wish
to live without trials Then you would
wish to die but half man. Without trial
you cannot guess at your own strength
Men do not learn to swim on table; they
must go into deep water. and buffet the sur
ges. If you wish to understand their true
character-if you would know their whole
strengthen what they are capable-throw
them overheard over with them-and il
they are worth saving, they will swim ashore
of themselves
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

AT the Anti Lecompton Convention held
in Placer county. June 18th, the following
nominations were made: For State Senator,
ii. Fitzsimmans; for Assembly. T. B. Slade,
John Craig, Wyman Viewers. Frederick
Franks; County Superintendent of Public
Instruction, E. NJ. Danvard; Delegates to
State Convention, E. NJ Shellhouse, J. C
Ball, II. Sherman, P Stoner II. Fitzsimmons
I. Sherman. L. B. Arnold, ]. S. Tichenor,
John OOeal and l.. Chamberlain.