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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND THE U. 6.
MINT.

The Chamber of Commerce met yesterday,
Geo Opdykc presiding. aud adopted resolutions approx
ing the proposed act for the better security Of life
board steam vessels, and urgng its adoption by Con-
gress. Samuel b. Ruggcs of the Committee on Coinage
offered the following resolution, which was adopted
That In the opinion Of the Chamber Commerce Of ths
State O New-YOk the Cover 81 the United should not
rve ecunay profit from the Mn impose any charges beyond
the scua Of refining stamping and coming the
metallic money Of the United States
Mr.. Rugges stated that there IL gold refining COM
paby in San Francisco which has contract from
the Secretary OF the Treasury by which receives cents
per for refining g0 when the actual cost is only
]! cents per lie then offered printed report on
the history and present condition OF the IT, g. Mt and
Assay Onicc which WAS adopted for circulation.
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THE ALLEY.WAY MURDER.

Comparatively few persons called, yesterday,
Al the Morguc 10 look AZ the body OF the murdered man
found In the aey-way ut No. 81 Rooseveltst, on wednes
day The wrctcbed looking Old woman, Mary Williams
who said that 1t saS her brother. Charles Williams
seaman, who had been home only few days after "A
long voyage and was stopping at No. CO Cherry-st. In
thongt 20 De IN imposOr Capt Ullinan visited No az
thcysi.. bit could find surL person there IA Mary
Williams. nor did any Of the inmates know anght of her
BROTHER Two men have been arrested suspicion aud
ara locked IN The Oakst Police Station. Can't IN.
man Icinrce lo nnko public The evidence against them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05
BROWN STILL srRErruEANINa CONTRACTOR.

A statement appeared in all the evening
Newspapers yesterday that John l.. Brown had trans
ferfed his interest In the sTeetcc0ning contract TO
George Middleton. When applied to by a TRIBUNE re-
porter, MIR. Brown positively denied the statement
which Le declared bad not the slightest foundation and
was circulated probably IN order to compel hun TO dis
pose of the contract hastily. He stated that wcdnes
day George Middleton, who has frequently iEportupod
him for time past 10 sell his right In the street
cleaning job. approached him. and again urged him
trnsfe the contract saying that If he would do 40, he
Diddlet1n) would cOntIiVo 10 have the newspapers 10
stop wr1Spg abusive articles Brown replied. according
70 his owINZ. element, That # Middleton wond bring
pGrcl ab..c pay The price, hc would self; he
fanny Lnew MT Middleton bimsff war unable. Mr.
Brown ico afti u attention 30 await The action II Tie
Pres lGr f. Won, son 10 dispose III the contract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05
AN UNATTENDED NEGLECT.

To Ne Idt Tor OF INC TFtOHHe'
SIR 1t is perhaps a mere question OF couf-
tesy or good TASTE and public officers have SO many calls
OF duty that they cannot always be held to rigid
accountability for such considerations. But could not
helm feeling as read your touching article to-day on the
two which yesterday passed through the streets
So iy the beginning and the end OF the Re
beon that the soldier whom the war left at inc mead OF
the army could not have taken an hour from his holc IN
soldier whose instructive loyalty saved Fort Sumter.
Very respectfully, q d.
M. York. April L. 1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05

Dexter and Pocahontas are not going on the
turf Mr. Robert Bonner writes brief card from the
office OF The Ledger contradicng story which has been
put In circulation that he proposes to sell Dexter or
Pocahontas 10 20 upon the turf. He says Ths must
be a holidays story, and was probably starter as hs
of April hoax | never thought of parting with DcNer
or Pocahontas. and would not for moment think OF
selling either OF them"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05
POLICE NOTES.

Michael Davis of No. S7l Src0nd-ave. was fatally
burned. yesterday, nom bis clothes takiaf le '
Is. +. Bent and John Moore Of Seyentecnth-st
from Light wagon In seyeutia,e - ~
Ihe folice commissioners promoted Roundsman
Deos REYNOLDS 10 hegesn yesesJ assigaei Inn To- M ia
the Twenty second Precinct - W
Capd irving 0' The Detective Force. arrested ycs-
srdat VIM Harding sas Nohbr Cak VA mi ~, Il,
the District Attorney. The prisoner aTr,stsI , Ia. n,
from ID. save sss bail aud failed APPEAR Nh IA, ~ va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05
ppoMINENT ARRIVALS.

Clarendon Hotet-Gov. John T. Hoffman H., PIC PIC
-, 49, Ii.t Col Benar Of Canada. HoGSah HOUSE nc
oa R. D. Hubbard Connecticut Ger. = oPsan Ne" ,
T, Gen lanes MeQnade Gov Hofmsns tsf 'a Ntnoeas
UofS-Geu John b. GRAY Of 81. Louis bre,u Hoa%-hn '."n
IT, z,,r 80 brand Gsnral Hoet-Gen g. Robinson u y. ~
van fi.,aarf, HotL G. A. Whittier OF Boston Wesse1t
49, Uo,I-1Le Hon W +. Ilouobn Of vermont tVh ho'Is
JosISepaor r. G. Benedict, New iork' erCoag est1sh %
" 80 81 Vermont in ge H. Rosekflns Of Geha Falls " -
t E,d,e ~ Bo.on J. W. Van Vacnburh Of Albanr and d.
of .dOT HOhSe-'omuVuoIo Hs0n W ="
N.vr nd GoYP Price Of NewJerseY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05

called 10 TRIAL While attempting arrest him. fe" oS''
I,at Cart Irving Al beaten In Harry HIPS saloon
Richard Frabm. age II, of No. 1913 Chrystiest,. was
nm aver bg cart in stsn,en last night and instantly killed The
driver barney Doan, was arrested
Ioeeos from fires Yesterday: p. Maloney's car:
j. PROOFS Tetarr IT. No %
Madehe 5000 schooner MARY A. William at Pe NO" H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05
ICYEERaL PRESS DlspATCHI

SENATE. ALBANY. AprB !. 1877.
Mr.. MADDEN called from the table the adj
seree report IN the Central Underground Railroad b,
and moved that he adverse report of the Co,0tiee be
seee The y0e stood " TO a. Ihe report was then
aid on tho table assyn
EXfORTIOEAJE FREIGHT CHARCLs
The Pro Rata FTeign bill up The spcci order
o. " O'Clock. Mr. M/DssT having moved 70 efits out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05
THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE SINKING FUND.

TIE PENNNl LNANIA oIAII. 5INI4INW IUNU'
The Commissioners of the Sinking Fund,
State of Pennsy wanna, made the following report to the
Legislature. April 3:
TO me HonOraJ'c. NE ScnOfe If ne Commonwealth NJ
PENNSYLVANIA GENTLEMEN: In compliance with rcsOlil
ton OF the senate, passed March o. 1872 II luesng M
formation as The amount 81 loans redeemed, amount
of overdue loans and the amount of pended balance
IN the Treasury. have TIC honor 10 submit the fol-
lowing:
First That the ,moTt o loans redeemed -.ace M.yl - .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05

"a the city at valuation made Ivy treo III ssoo os for
the business, he purposed to continue "i'i "' '0
i,vifh loea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05

The British Secretary of Legation at Athens
appeals. through The London Times for aid for Mrs.
Black the lady who her youth inspired the lines ad-
dress ed by Lord Byron to 1.-THE Maid OF Athens"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05

EVENING sIs-IONS or BOTH HOUsFs-THE PRO
RATA TEEiGHT BILL RECOMMITTED FOR
Observation-Disclosures PROGRESS OPP THE
SUPPLY BILL.
ley TELEGRAPH TO TIE TEBUNEl
ALBANY, April 4.-This evening, quite une1-
Deetey senator Johnson moved to reconsider the
Oy which the adverse report Of the Committee Of the
Whole the bill 10 regulate railroad freights was ac-
eepted by the Senate on calling the roll the Senate
was found TO be evenly divided whereupon the Lieute
2nt-Govenor his vote in favor Of the motion. Sen
st0r Woodn then moved 10 TecOmuit the bill to the Com
ittee Of the Whole in order that 1t might be amended
and perfected. Ills motion was carried by vote Of
sltos.
The concurrent resolution proposing an amendment to
ths Constitution relative TO tho salary Of members Of the
LEGISLATURE taken up by the Senate and passed by
large majority. The Senate Judiciary Committee have
amended tie resolution TO make tho
sessions OF the Legislature begin the first
Tuesday Of December. The proposed salary
sc 1900 a year. The Assembly will doubtless
concur with the senates amendment. The bill to extend
che Brooklyn piers, known the agbeck PIERS" into
she channel the East River beyond the exterior line
t2blished by law ordered TO third reading. Ii
has already passed the Assembly. 1t is feared by
SOnVersnt with such matters that the proposed exen
,sion Of these piers will iniure the harbor
TIE House resumed consideration OF the Supply bill in
she evening. speaker Smith moved to strike out the
.em ef $3.50 for the rent OF law library for the use of
The Commissioners Of Appeals claiming that IL was
aehercustouary nor proper mat the state sh0udIrnsh
libraries for Judges private use, the al
ready supplied 6raries VII. they If they desire
The p.otion lost. The appropriations 20 different
firms fOr printing passed without amendment al
slough several we've offered. They amount in the az
.y.gatc about 500 OO.J 10 The ATgUs Company
SCI coo % Weed Pc. Ons Co., and 5000 Ito Van Ben
-hnysen o, Son.
The item relating to Che Qua,2ntne Commission ere.
tod liyey dscussou> Mr. Koele moved TO strike out
he representation Of sOCg for repairs 10 the steamboats,
ANdrew F,ercner and Gov len'on, and quoted
fYoii the supply iDl OF last year TO
Low that somo tiGGD had been appropriated
hen fCp tSe same purpose. Nr. Judd moved
mend By srikig ont Ore whole section. He said
sa, come 81 % had ~ appropriated for quarantine
d, rposes xnce Jsed. that great frauds had been
styu 10 have De.n committed in the management Of
.gs Conmiseior. The ship Illinois, for which
80 appropriation is asked, had boon fitted up
- er1@t cxrense. and yet is in no better
coy, ton to-day than when ne wax on her
cgun end IL no better tba1 the hulk whose place
X 5pes, which So for $3.50 The amendment
tpet, and after the passage u Two or three other
TENS, progress TepOredNon me pl %mcn - made
the special order tomorrow il ~ pfeabe ts1t the
constipation Of the bin will DO concluded wib the
n.r1fiu y g,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05

rJNHE BAXTER STEAM ENGINE, 2 to 10
l. II. p. Circular and Price List. address .
WI D. RUSSELL, IL Parkpace n T..
NVANO-Soluble Pacific GUANO, for Pota-
" toes Tobacco and Glover +. WHITE 100 Frontst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05
HOME NEWS.

.rupRmoMETgR YESTERDAY At nuDSUTs NO. 2le BROAD
lhhn""'' WAY. ~
~ An m Midnight
Sam Noon 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05

BuRvrrrs COCAINE makes the hair grow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05
LONG ISLAND.

JAMAIcA-Wm. futile, labOrer, age 40,
residing in Washing tonst found in his back yard
on Tuesday, with hi- skull and legs broken He had
fallen or jumped from the second story window during
the night, Ills injuries were pronounced fatal.
FfrsuIyG.-Thc Hon. r. B. ROosevolt's house was
burned on Wednesday night. Loss, $4,000 insured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05

Tho Communication was laid OH the table ana ordered
to be printed.
Mr. HrSrfD. from Tie Committee the commlnica,
ton FROM the Governor announcing The death ~ samuel
f. b. Morse. reported series OF resolutions, when were
adopted. -.
Tie House then went into Committee, and resumed the
consideration OF the Supply bill The question pending
was on Mr. JacoSs motion to amend the clause making
an appropriation discharge the membranes on tile
IncbTiate Asylum N BnEGamtOn. The amendment pro
vidod for the sale Of the in tiiuiion after the
iucuinln2nccs SHAH have been discharged, and
no longer be used ncbliate AS} ihlh
after Jan. ! next. After long diScnsSion
j. IL BABCoCK moved to add that the COMMISSION 0t
the Land Once may lease the property for three years
ii they deem ii 10 the interest of The state, but no
urther appropriations shan hereafter be made to t1e in
sttrton rs an InchTatc Asylum. Mr. JACOBS accepted
this and il was adopted. together with his amendment
The Committee then rose and reported progress.
The CHAIR announced the following committee 10 at
tend funeral OF the late Prot ore Messs Hustled
Prince Grim. simpson. OscOOd ana 1ildcn On motion
of Mr. GRIFFIN. the LacIl Prohibition bill made the
special order for Tuesday morning next Recess until
d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05
EVENING SESSION.

Tie Hous. went into Committee and resumed the con
slderation Of the Supply bin. Mr. II. ssnrH moved 10
insert clause repeating the law OF 1871 authorizing the
Secretary % State contract for the printing oi the
reports OF the Court OF Appeals for i've years.
AdOpied. On motion OF |. u. Brown items OF 5000
for the Montezima salt Springs, and 5000 for the
Weedsport salt springs inserted. Ir u. - HILL
moved 10 100000 for the RCloratOIy Mt Emira
Carried. on motion OF Mr.. FIELDS the item of 1920
for sidewalk aud other Improvements TO the armory at
OswcgO stricken out
Mr.. ROCHE moved TO strike ont the item of Sl5lC II
for repairs TO the Quarantine steamboats, Andrew
Fletcher and Gov. FcnOn. After discussion Mr. Roche
finally withdrew his motion, and the section was amended,
on motions OF HeSsIs JUDD. TWOMBIY, ALyORD, and
Others SO put the most stringent checks and guards
uDOn the expenditure Of the money The Committee
thea rose aud reported progress. Adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05
UIrDSON RIVER Counties

MoRRIs ANIA-The Town Trustees have mad,
the following appointments Eugene Ring, Town Treas
uror; Peter IT, Van Brunt Street Comns sioucr j. H.
Blythe Counsel to the BoaTd j. L. Nj pes Civil En- noe
and Surveyor; Wm. Holland, Collector or Assessments
The Office Inspector OF Lamps and Gas abolished
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-03-21

DESERVED TRIBUTE.-The Chicago 7ri-
bune pays the following deserved tribute
TO Senator Trumbull, whom some Of the
merccnary politicians would be glad to
read out of the Republican party:
"Senator Trumbull was one of the
founders and builders of the Republican
party. He voted and acted with the
anti-slavery men two years before the
Republican party was organized, and
had grown gray in the service before Mr..
Morton's banner was seen in that holy
cause. During the last eighteen years
he has been the most conspicuous cham
pion in Congress of the party Of free
dom, from the Mississippi valley, and
the equal of any man who who has sat
in the Senate during that eventful peri
cd, whether as regards intellectual abil-
ity, fidelity to principle, personal purity,
or gentlcmanly demeanor. His course
has been such as to give increased
strength to the Republican party in ILL
nois. 1t ia not necessary for him OF
friends to talk about redeeming their
State in the coming election, for it has
not been allowed to pass into the hands
of the enemy"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-03-21

An importAkF Etll il just now before
Congress, and it is one of the best of
the lot-though it will make big hole
in Uncle Sans pasture give to each
of the 6tates and Territories ONE MILLION
ACRES OF LAND additional to the IL, 00O,-
600 of acres already granted for; State
agricultural education in colleges. Where
colleges have been erected in this inter-
Get q in New York, the proposed l,000,-
900 Of acres will be used as an endow-
ment fund, but the same cannot be sold
for less than the Government price $l.25
and ESQ An acre, and must be sold to &C
tnal settlers At IS per acre, when offered.
This bill will take 81, 100000 of acres
for the several States, and as many mil
lions more as there arc Territories, and un-
der these restrictions it is likely to pass.
One of the restrictions is, that land 10.
Gated under the law shall be exempt
from taxation for ten years, in consider
alton of giving one-6fth of the land to
The States. Should this bill become Q
law, the total grants under it and the
previous act would be perhaps, in all,
some So, 000, 900 of acres. The common
schools have already received Il, O0O, 900
acres, and the railroads, in all, if we re-
member right, about 170, 000. 900 arres !!
The wonder 10 that all this land makes
but small inroad upon Uncle Sans
great farm. Beginning with the terrific
~ ceded by England in 1888, it has
grown from 815,6l5 square miles to g.
1882, including the last ceded terrific
- a.
voices in one direction, asking for Cuba
snd Mexico, and in the other, for the
dominion of Canada, and some will not
be satisfied "till the whole boundless
continent is ours"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-03-21

Expensive alterations and repairs are
TO be made on the Niagara Suspension
Bridge during the present season. The
iron covers at the tops of the towers are
to be removed and every portion of the
structure thoroughly examined.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-03-21

Vesuvius is beginning to get lively again
After one of its long periods of inaction,
or rather of unseen preparation, it begins
to show signs of mischief. A month
ago the smoke was very delicate and
transparent, but it soon after began to
get denser, and to be laden at times with
puffs of ashes. These, more recently,
have been followed BY other projectiles
and the Naples Pungoto of February 3d.
says fire could be seen from Naples
vomiting from the crater every night
The eruptive movement appears at three
distinct points, and fears are entertained
of q serious outbreak. They are playing
q much-abused version of the "Las1
days of Pompeii" just now in London
and perhaps the volcano feels impelled
10 protest against it.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-03-21

Young ladies from time lmmemorial
have fought against the word "obey" in
the Episcopal marriage service. The
last way of managing it is by COMPEL.
ms tho happy couple to obey each 9th
err" Wonder how it works 1t reminds
us, says the New York Erening Nail, Of
the rule of the road made by the super
iptendent of Western railroad notori.
Gus for collisions: Hereafter, when
two trains meet each other, going in op-
posite directions, both shall come to q
dead stop, and neither shall proceed un'
til the other has passed it."
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-03-21
ziberp STABLES.

zibsrp STABLES.
LIVERY,
SALE and
FEED
STABLE.
"A. G. C0U8E.
PROPRIETOR.
0ANTA F1 AVENUE,
SALIVA, KANSAS.
The undersigned invites his friends and he public in
the west side Of Santa Re avenue nesr Proers drus
store, promising them
The Best Turn.Outs
IN THE CITY.
Horses
Boarded by the Day or Month,
AND INSURED
Good Care and Careful Grooming.
Strangers
S..:::s, e s:.' f''' q The
o1o11G11aG Drivers.
A. G. CoysE.
FARMERS HOME
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE
STAB BILE.
needed ,iensnd Tor livery SOCK in saiina Having en-
arye, my stable AMI purchased
A NE" OUTFIT,
IcANNOw FURNISH
Saddle Horses and Vehicles
or all descriptions to suit ut reasonable rates.
1 Will Please Patrons.
REMEMBER THE SIGN.
FARnGER9' HOME,
No. 81 Santa Fe Avenue,
sALINA, KANSAS.
WILLIAM HUEBNER.
EXCEI.8I0R
Livery, Feed and Sale
| STABLE.
HORSES
BOARDED BY THE DAY, WEEK
OR MONTH, AND
Careful Attention Guaranteed.
Carriages
FURNISHED TO ANY PART OF
THE CITY, WITH
Careful and Attentive Drivers.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-03-21

Goods and Prices to Speak for
Themselves.
New Goods Daily.
IRA L. CARVER & co.,
az Santa Fo Avenue.
IDESIRE TO STATE FOR INFORMA-
TON OF ALL CONCERN
ED THAT
HAVE IN STORE,
AND FOR SALE,
800 SACKS FALL WHEAT FLOUR,
500 4" SPRING
100 CORN MEAL,
1000 BUSHELS CORN.
| 600 OATS.
500 BARLEY.
800 g RYE.
500 POTATOES.
Also FULL AID COMPLETE ArsoRrNkSr OF
Lan(ll.cth's
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS,
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE.
John Sherrin,
Grocer and Provision Deale j,
Nos. 80 and 100 Santa Ee Aue.,
Salina, Kansas.
Feb. 1th.-ls7l.
A. 7. Crier's
Book andv ariety Store
IS the PLACE TO BUY
Books, Millinery,
Maps, Fancy Goods,
stationery, Feathers,
Albums, FLOWERS,
Diaries, Laces,
Magazines. Ribbons,
Papers, ALL LATEST AND
Toys, BEST STILES
Agent American Bible society
AND
Grovcr& Baker sewing machine,
BEST IN rsE-No REMINDING Of THREAD.
SANTA FE AVE, SALINA, KANSAS.
10 Sign Book and Variety Store.
Established i'm. 1865.
Oldest Business House in alina
Dihle & Davis,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealers II IN AND MANU-.
Harness, Saddles, Collars, DC.
Also Brides, Whips, &c.
96 SANTA FE AVENUE,
SALIVA. KANSAS.
Grand Prairie House.
TuEoBALD MERRY, PROPRIETOR.
Ifyau want square meal Of victual, hot coffee. &c,
at ali hours Of the day. call ON r. Very. No. IS Santa
Fca venue. Also
Fresh Bread. Cakes,
Pies and candies constantly on hand
CHARLES COCKTAILS,
nAxsSlcIrssr OF AxD pEALErN
Shot Guns, Rifles and Revolvers
OF ALL KINDS.
REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS " MACHINERY. Spec
ial aftention given to
9eVV11aS A6aO1a11aeOs
no. 90 SANTA ~ AVENUE. sALINA. KANSAS.
SHELDON BROTHERS,
Choice Brands Of Family Flour,
GRAIN. MEAL, FEED. ETC.
Custom work promptly done. The highest marke
price paid for grain.
9aIlna, Kansas.
Barnes s. Brown,
LIQUOR STORE,
NO. 70 SANTA FE AVENUE,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-29
Sabbath school Demonstration.
INITIAL PROCEEDINGS AT ST. PAuL's CHURCH Ii
EVENING.

INITIAL PROCEEDINGS AT ST. PAuLs CHURCH LAST
EVENING.
On last evening, March 2Sth, an informal
meeting was held in st. Pauls NJ. Il. Church to
consider the propriety of holding Union Sab
bath School demonstration. Of.
The following Sabbath Schools were represent
ed Grace NJ u. afternoon, byJ. Taylor Cause,
r. r. Plummer; Grace NJ. h. morning, c. Wes-
ley Weldin; Madeey ChHpel,O. H. Rudolph, EN-
NETT Robinson; Epworth, W. II. Billany; Cen
trail Presbyterian r. I. Taylor; Second Baptist,
DR. Cornelius; West Presbyterian, Charles Baird,
Joseph Il. Miller; Delaware Avenue Baptist, Z.
+. James; First Presbyterian and 0livet W. ID.
Dove and Robert Wright; Asbury NJ. E. after
noon, Rev. Enoch Stubbs, G. L. Hartman, W. b
Gem; Asbury M Il. morning, James N. Glenn
mer, O. G. Betelle, II. II. Heisler; st. Paups NJ
E., afternoon, L. II. Foulk; st. Pauls NJ u
morning school, Zachariah Pickels; German
Baptist, Frank Braunstein Riddles Chapel
Samuel O. Pierce, James Weir, and Mt. Salem
NJ. f., afternoon, r. II. Mccartney.
On motion, w, ID. Dove was called to the
chair, and H. Il. Heisler elected Secretary
On motion, it was resolved that it be the senst
of this meeting, that there be held Union Sab
bath School demonstration.
On motion, it was resolved that all Of thu
Protestant Sabbath Schools be notified Of th'
action of this meeting, their cooperation solici
ted, and that they be requested to appoint
committee of three, with power to act-all sal,
committees to meet at Central Presbyterian
Church. at o'clock, on Thursday evening, Apr
4th, 1872.
Besides those present number of others hav
expressed their approval Of the measure
amongst them prominent citizens.