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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16
The ReyoIutIopary rropble,.

1t is stated from Washington that the Ordnance
Bureau has no intention Of selling the revolu-
tionAry trophies in the arsenal. In preparing
the catalogue for the sales Of old army stores
these trophies were included in the obsolete
stores by mistake, but corrected catalogue is
being prepared for distribution.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16

CAPITAL or EDUcLT1os.-Ihe discussion of
the question, (which has the greater influence.
Capital or Education z" by tire Abraham Liter
a-y Association, last evening. resulted in 3 tie
in the decision by the judges-fye points in
favor Of each side. The hnAl argument will be
made on MednesdAy evening next
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16

New York hasn's the nerve. Dissipation has
made her shaky. Even her baseball players
get beaten, al round. Yesterday, the Atlantic
Club, Of Brooklyn, encountered the stern Puri-
tAns Of the Boston Club, and were beaten, Of
course, to while At Washington, the Min.
strels, of New York City, were beaten by the
Washington Club, to I2.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16
Missouri.

ST.. LOUIS May Is.
II is reported that the Bender family we're ar
rested yesterday, thirteen miles north Of Dallas,
Texas.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16
Turkey.
eREAr 1SuSpAr1oNs I, poHS1A.

VIENNA, May Is.
The rains have caused an inundAtion in the
Turkish province OF BorniA, causing a loss Of
life and great destruction of property
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16
CamphorI canpnorl camphor l

large lot on hand and fer sale cheaR--laid in ex-
preesly for spring use-To preserve mus furs, car.
pets and winter elothing from moths and verTnin.
Nov " the time to buy. Also, the most popular In
sect Powders, including Lyons Magnetic, The Per-
alan aHd others. Bug poison. Rat and Roach Kxter-
minatoFs Blue stone, CoppeTas, Alum. yellow Ochre
and all honsocleAning materials used In Spring
FOSTERS DRUG STORE
Front and West streeta
Wilmington. DelaWare
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16
Urom our Late Ediuon Of Yesterday J
spaia.

ANOTHER cARIIsr SCARE AT BABcELoSA-
Madrid, May Is.
Great excitement prevails at Barcelona 1t is
reported that the Carlists had captured MAtana,
Is miles distant, and seized the Custom House.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16
pratt,a AafraI am

Praffs Astral OIL sold wholesale 10 grocers, deal
and coznfy store keepers ct wholesale rates In
l and gall n cans or by the barrel By
c. FOSTER,
Wholesale Agent for Delaware,
Front and West efreets VIII Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16
aaIsiIltz Powdara.

We call attention to our Seidlitz Powders % uni
versally popular everywhere They are made up
fresh and pure every few days and claim them to be
equal 10 any in the MARKET fully up TO the standard
To be good they must be fresh and pure. This Is
our special claim TO prove which they need onlJ 70
be uied. Don't forget the place TO get them, At
fOSTEhS DRUG STORE,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16
New Jersey.
EXECUTION OF LusIesAS1.

MOKHIsToWN, May 70.
Lusignani Was executed before noon for the
murder Of his wife.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16

Foufs Cattle Powder, II. II. q. Liniment, Roberts
Rmbrocation, Chicken or Poultry Powder and all
prominent Patent Medietnes In the market for sale
Of FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets,
WflmtnafOu UelaWara
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16
3egister's gntifes.


ID RGISTERS OFFICE
HI NKw CASTLE COUNTY, April 18th, 1878.
Upon application of JOIN Boys, Executor Of
Abraham Boys, late OF wilmington City, In
said County, deceased; It is ordered and dt-
rected BY the Register that the Executer aforesaid,
give notice of the granting of Letters Testamenta
~ upon the estate OF the deceased, with the
date of granting thereof by causing advertisements
70 be posted within 20 from the date of such Let
ters In six OF the most public places Of the County
Of New Castle, requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate 70 present the same or abide BY
an Act OF Assembly in such case made and provided.
And also cause the same TO be inserted within
the same period in the DAILY COMMERCIAL, Q
newspaper published in Wilmington, and 70 be con-
timed therein three weeks
Given under the hand and Seal Of Once OF
u Al the Register aforesaid ct New Castle, In New
Castle County Aforesaid, the day and year
above written B. GIBBS, Register.
NoTICR-An persons having claims against the
Estate OF the deceased must present the same duly
attested 10 the Executor on or before April 3eth,
1874, or abide the. Act Of Assembly in such case
made and provided.
JOHN BOYS, Executor.
Address smya-sv Wilmington. Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16
EnnIish huuafnrri

Pure English Yellow Mustard. ground or grain
Choice nsTortng extracts. viz: ext Lemon, Vanilla
Peach, ext bitter almonds, ext strawberry, ETC. All
OF the most celebrated maxi q, for sale At
FOSTBRS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets,
Wilmington. Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16
spertaI gpttffs.
Best RefIned camphor.

Put away your furs, woollens. &C., with Best Re-
nned Camphor, which you can buy TO advantage at
SMITH 4 PAINTERS, Druggists,
Ith and Market Sta
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16

CoH's Refined sparkling 0eIatIne.
Is reliable and cheap; always on hand at
SMITH PAINTERS, Druggists,
7th and Market Sta
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16
9rfss Grinanttnas, 81.

NEW GOODS.
Just opened, very choice assortment of
HAMBURG RDGINGs,
STANDARD TRIMMINGS
RUFFLIEGs, LACRS,
WHITE GOODS, HOSIERY. ETC., nc.
s. Il. sTAzTS,
Ne. 4I7 narket Street
oct5 wnMIEGroE, DEL.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16
something new.

Something New.
PsICUM LAsTKR,
For Rheumatic pains, Neuralgia, 6tid Neck, Head
ache, Lambago, nc.
1t VIII not blister IKE Mustard, and can be ap-
piled without any trouble. For sale By
B. C. SHOEMAKER,
sos nhrkst Strest. Institute Building
wilmington, DEL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16
Pure Spices,

Gum Camphor, Corn Starch, Parfna, Oatmeal
Cocoa, Chocolate, Arrow koot Barley and nne as
s0rtment Of toilet goods, at the delaware Avenue
Drug Store. W. Il. ALRICHS
Whitman'a nne CONNECTIONS and Jujuse Lozen-
ges. ". 7. ALRICHS, Apothecary,
800 Delaware ayehne, Opposite the Baptist Churchl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16
Sas aud ystfatn fittIHe.


FERRIS ! GARRETT
SOz HAREzT sTREEz.
PLUMBERS,
Gas and Steam Filters.
VI water ssss nuOauoss ina
nwnLIses xA0x6nH4 0HUR0HEa EFC
oAANSs'AksRRA kssRRAcxKrs
REAbEG -srArD
. AGL pRuzuz1osa o.
HYDRAULIC RAza .-.....'
BRASS AND R0H PUMFH
suR-Rzau1ATTSa WIND MILL
WlsH srAEps
IRON LKAD p
AUTOMATIC GAS MACHINE
"a splendid article fOE oOuntzy RssiasacsAl
vssEisss Drsis ziis tan siss
aatisfflIaufnas.
n oBERT MocAULLEY. ,,.......
RESIDENCE cas- ORANGE STREET.
marsly wn1nSsroE. DEL.
hs Plain lad Decorative PIastsrsr
go WEST NINTH STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
sS-Jobbins promptly attended to. febss-ly :
A L. HEHpERER q co.
Manufacturers of shaftins, Pulleys, Hangers end
general machine WORK. Agents for Baxter,s eele-
brated portable engine; and jenkins Johnson'a
governor. Job0ing promptly attended e.
Coz. ThIhD AND TATEALL STS.
febsl-sm Wilmington. Del.
r.. o. sEKDs,
Je Carpenter and Builder.
Shop rear 20T Jefferson Street
Residence Adams street. below Delaware avenue;
- Orders left with Henry Evans, kishLh and
AOnroe, uill be pronptly attended 70. apr2o-sm
I CARPRNTKR AND BUILDER.
shop Fszrth ~, Between TataRII and w ess
WILMINGTON, DEL
Having recently commenced the above business
again. would respectfully solicit the patronage of
my friends and Others who wish any work In my
line All orders promptly attended "a, and executed
with dispatch and in q workmanlike manner.
Residence-Washington St shove 9th. marion
JUsT OPEN:
Cold Sparkling Soda Wdter !
Ready for the Season, with Choice Fruit syrups,
FOSTERS DRUG STORE.
my1q Front and West Sta
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16
BARRIERS. Attention.

BARRIERS, Attention,
BARRIERS, combs soaps, brushes sponges, superior
bay rum, stick pomatum, puts, powders, and bar
bers supplies generally, az very low prices. Hair
pomade q specially, always fresh and highly per-
fumed. BARRIERS supplied a. wholesale at
EUsTRHS DRUG STORK
Front and Weat streets
Wilmington. GeiaWRra
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16

kHustard, Spices,
TUMKRIC, CREAM OF TARTAR, BAKING SODA
&c., PURE, at moderate prices, ct
SMITH PAINTERS, Druggists,
1th and Market Sts,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16
Liquid Rennet

Carefully made with Sherry Wine, for making Slip,
Junket, fTugolsc and other wholesome desserts IN
q few minutes. Sold by
SMITH d PAINTER, Druggists,
Ith and Market Sta.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16
GorroHive Sublim
cARRoLIC ACID,

An active polzDa. best suited for use on seaseada
and furniture. under the wnshbaarde and along he
edges Of carpets, in the form OF solution.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16

Which destroys al tha lower order OF plauts and
animals. ia cheap and efecfual, should be uned In
very dilute Etste Is It leaves taTTy odor behind
uhieh, though wholesome ts somewhat persistent
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Ryan and the others first executed. was no' 700
late to the lives OF tho remaining 81; that the
Government is therefore. authorized 70 say SPAN
1--WE mean orsuse to you but as your suInor'y mas
apparently ceased upon the Island Of Cuba, we must
take such measures as our and honor require
and that we cannot treat With the outlaws OF Havana
we will treat with the only authorHeu government On
the Island, the Cuban Republic
Mr. watrous said be had no words TO express the In
dgnaton he felt at the insult TO the American flag by
the eete Spanish Government and his horror at the
barbarous butcbey OF the passengers OF the Vrgnus
He was in favor prompt action, TO impress upon the
Administration the importance Of obtaining speedy and
proper redress The meeting adjourned TO meet again
at 8 p. IN. to-day
The Committee on the proposed mass meeting as-
sembed last evening at the Army and Navy Club, in
West INVENT -seventhst., when 1t was decided to hold
the meeting on either Monday Tuesday evening Of
next week. Eminent speakers being secured. and
every effort is making to have 1t imposing demon
stration. Another meeting OF the Committee will DO
held to-day, when the details Will be arranged.
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ELECTION INQUIRIES.
GRnrNps FoR THE REMOVAL OF INspEc1

GROUNDS FOR THE REMOVAL OF INSPECTORS.
At a meeting of the Board of Police yester-
dav letter was read from Alfred T. Acker stating that
certain inspectors election who had been removed by
the Board had authorized him to examine the adavits
upon which they had been removed, and to take such
action as he might necessary In relation thereto
The Chief Clerk was ordered to inform Mr.. Ackert by
letter that all the papers upon the removal OF
the inspectors would furnished upon his demand AZ
Police Headquarters The following inspectors were
referred to by Mr. Ackert in his letter. James Wech
John Is. Lewis, James Mccartney, Daniel Hughes, An
drew J. Haggerty, and John Sheridan. The Committee
on Elections made long report respecting the causes
OF the OF Inspectors Of which the following u
q summary:
lanes J. weloh Inspector In the Ivth Election DIS
trct OF the XyIIIth Assembly District. removed
Nov O. ON the AFFIDAVIT OF John l.. Murphy OF No; sG
Thrdaye In the affidavit IL was stated that Wech hha
offered TO give majority for The Republican state ana
Judiciary ticket II tbs dcponeut would give majority
for the Tammany Hall County ucket. 49,. -. a,
John X. Lewis OF the With Election Disuict OF the
XVIIIth Assembly District WAS removed Nov. by the
Hoard OF of Police who acted statement IN tele-
gram from the Twenty nrst PrecihS, rSe' ann mug
That he had been arrested By q L. y MarshhL 80
xVIIItb Assembly District removed Oct. 49, upon
affdayts made by Michael CIlngan OF No. 52I LIst
Thirty nnthst and James MeNan'e v 70 %
ave. ia both afdayts II WAS stated mat metMtneY
had declared that on election day he would carry
the district for the Tanmany Hall party b. fair means
Daniel Hughes OF the IXth Election District OF the
XyIIIth Assembly District was removed Nov by the
Hoard OF Police on the affidavit OF john j. DawsOn Oh
No 3sT Fourthaye The deponent declared that hnghts
mad asked hin 10 give a majority for Richard Croker,
TammaDy Uill candidate Tor coroner anu hnu p,v III
ised 60 give majority TO whatever candidate oi 'no
opposite party tho Opponent might selecl -.
Andrew Iaggerty OF the Kiln Eioction Disulct oi
XVIIIth Assembly Dsiric. removed Nov. ny tho
Board of poine. who ACTED W tnIasrsm trQ" h'
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A MASS NEEDING CALLED.
SESSION or TIE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF I
CUBAN LEAGUE

SESSION or TIE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE
CUBAN LEAGUE.
meeting Of the Executive Committee of
The Cuban League o. Tie United States was held yester
ar afternoon ~ Room No. ). Astor House. vicePrest
dent Charles Wa,rous IN the chair Among others pres
otf were Gens Marian 4. Mcmahon, @. X. Graham, w
NJ Avereu K.iourn Knox, and Jacob Sharpe; Coils J.
N B.rceas aud IL. e. Lockwood, Secretary OF the
Ilaa.s: Major j. II. Bunny, DR.. Clinton Wagner, and
CHARLES Blacie. Mr. WatrOus said the object OF the
meeting was 10 decide upon the prOprety OF calhhg
monster mass meeting Of tue citizens OF SewYork 70
bs he'd At al early day this week II possible. Gen.
Mcmahon uYged the Importance OF Immediate action,
a. vloo ala the honor OF the American nag; he also
report a upon the nuancal condition OF the League
committee consisting Of Gems. Kil0urn Knox ana T. X
Graham. Douglas Taylor. Major j. NJ Bundy COL J. NJ
Breeas and Charles WatrOus, was appointed 70 arrange
Gle details OF the meeting.
Gen Mcmahon said IL was understood tna' 'ne "cn
.Fa Government waking up. and wouio take some
decisive action the OF the recent outrage upon
The American flag bY the Spanish authorities shu 'no
nhumsu butchery Of the passengers OF the 'Hgniu''
He said that Spain had in repeated instances SHOWN
tst she has no power 10 enforce her auInohV
On the Island Of Cuba that the dispatch from tho span
h Government directing delay In the execution OF the
Passengers OF IT, VrgOgs although 1t cane TOO late 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-14
BEGINNING TO SEE 1T.
From me NJ =. Commercial Adr.r,is,r.

From The ". y. CornerddI ddrsTtfser
Tho returns from the city and the
various counties the State look as II N X HOpklns
the Republican candidate for Controller might s.ahu
chance of beng elected The figures at any rate de-
mOnstrate that, with foroearance and JIdcious
management on the part OF the Republican leaders 10
ward the Liberals. the entire Republican ticket wOuId
have been elected in the State and a Republican ma
oritv secured in the Senate beyond any Question But
the Republican managers or this city unwsey fepeheI
1.-THE wayWard Liberals" 8HrOntcd tuem .ndoccnIy abd
absolutely forced them into Democratic party. But
for the action OF the Republican General committee OF
this city which volunteered tO say TO the LDafas GU
can't come into organization there wOul1 nave
been no Liberal Convention at Emlra-there Wohd
nave been no Endorsement Of the Democratic STATE
ticket or the Tamuany Judicial or County Ticket Dy me
Liberals Onr readers Will remember bow earnestly the
ne com crciQL Advertiser demonstrated against the in
surng action OF the Republican managers 10 repeing
the Liberals shutting them out from Old assOctOh
The Republican managers chose to make tbelr Dod
with Apollo Hall-to have the Republican lamp
le Gown with the Democratic jackal
The action Republican leaders: IN closing the
doors OF tho party in the face OF the Liberals Disguised
Thousands of Republicans and kept them from register
ing aud voting IS very clear that this action lost inc
state Republican party, and, wo ioar the COArO
of the State Senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-14
TIE COIINTY CANVASS.

THREE ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS DISPOSED OF.
The Board of County Canvassers resumed
their work Of comparison az IL a. yesterday. The
With Assembly District first taken up, and the
canvass continued quickly to the Win Election Dis
trict when II found that the County Clerk had no
returns for Senator. Assembyman, Supreme Court.
County Court, and Annexation, On motion, II was re
solved to the vote from the returns Of the Su
peryisors just before canvassing the With Assembly
District Supervisor Kehr presented petitions from Mar
Nachnan and Jacob Messer the defeated candidates
for Assembly Supervisor Ottendorfer moved that the
protests be read by the clerk. whereupon Supervisor
Monheimer to point OF Order that by resolution
at the beginning OF the canvass protests were
ordered TO be referred 10 committee ap-
pointed TO consider protests alone. Nachtman In
his protest claims that he received majority Of the
votes In the Win Assembly District aud was duly
elected but that In consequence of the frauds praceed
by Inspectors OF Election and Canvassers of Election.
paricuarly in the With, Win, With. lXth Xith,
XVIIth XVIIIth and XXtn Election Districts he was
counte out and seherman counted in. He therefore pro-
tested against the from that district being can
yassed until he had opportunity to prove these
frauds Messer charges that there repeating in
he said used their position entirely in the interest VI
scherman and determined to elect HIM at any cost.
lie therefore claimed certificate OF election.
The With Assembly District was next proceeded
with In number Of instances the returns Of the County
Clerk were found Incomplete and motion It was re-
the vote from the returns in the hands
OF the Board OF Canyassers. The following the result
OF the labors Of yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-14

TUESDAY, NOy H. ~ The roadcuc. -
the BRIDES parents tbs P-rrr Lcis- Anterior. r.,
OF Porlhau Weshester Count Susie daughter %
Stephen PhilbiD. esq, Of this city No cards.
CAnPBgLL-ACHEsON Trday Nov. be residence - Dr.
G. Acheon II. Boys Of Brooklyn Dir IsvId Campbell
to hiss Sarah A. Acaeson No cards
CHAPIN-BUIL-On weinesiiy 70 1873 Braebcro W.
by Rev A. IIu1tl Cs,p D. o! Neafor isc by Rev n
hgh Of Braeblro EiNart b. Chaplin. D. q Fa5uh ~ ",
20 Mrs Bull daagbisr the Col Joseph uoodhne or
BgitllcborO.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ts citv WeIus1iT fov IT, By the
Rev Stephen John Foster Louise H. RmingoSs
dauzlt,r OF 4. ". Remington, al 0f Aest0rk.
"Wednesday Nov. ~ the residence
the budes parents Rogers H. o. HenT G. HoScn
10 SsHs Atwood Thomas Gardiner ESQ., all VI h. cf
No card
Brokiyn Wednesday Nov IA
b. Re W. Fitch W Sergeant AMMO u DoDgsn
TOMPKINs-PsyLER wednesay Nov H. 1873 the real
brd mother $40 Atsucsy. Brooklyn. BY ts iey
ss.istei Rev. ". H. C5ayles IL
TOnpAns 10 "a n Fowler. all Of BrooAiya.
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ard who were executed announced by Telegram yes
rday morning Capt Oscar varona, bureos'
Inesdcr saco Manuel siiveira, Andres Bianco' JOSE
Aancop, N Ramires. s. Esteban Felix Morelon, Anger
castillo, r. Cambrera Victor Soto, T. sooarrss' Antonio
R,mos. and Juan Ortez tcolered)' The sOoVe-nameu
esme to Baltimore on the thous'er EdSar stewart an"
sfterward reSnsted In the CUBAN cause On inc '"-
min. Arrangements are now making for mass
meeting OF the Cubans Baltimore to give expression
20 their sentiments tue Jcc although no meeting
OF the kind has yet bcen bed In the CITY. the pub
tsbeA statements 10 the contrary Notwithstanding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-14
MUSIC.
The MAGIC FLUTE.


Mr. Maretzek gave an improvised perform
ance OF the MagIc Flute" last night at the LyceuU
Theater with the same that attracted much at
tenton when he presented the opera few weeks ago
IL drew a very large audience, but made Few
claims 30 critical attention. Evidences fof inadequate
preparation abundant where The scenery
often ludcrousy inappropriate. The stage fittings we're
more than usually shabby. The performance whole
was wearsone and zeless and the deficiencies OF
eral OF as the Tano OF Sig NiIzan
the Monostatos sg Tesla, and afraid must
add the PapdOeno OF the amusing but almost voceless
Ronconi-were too glaring to be overlooked. Madame
Iucca was 10 good voice. did not TO take her
customary interest In the entertainment; and Madame
lima III Murska though she avished upon her two arias
the extraordinary ,yocallsn Whlch amazed I'M
nerbaps with much brilliancy IA ever but
hardly with much ease,-s circumstance which
denressing influence OF a representation which evil
IDENTITY a6ored under difficulties from the start When
t.le curtain spon the Second Act after very
long the chorus OF priests was discovered
dra wn up on the stage but there was no MraSro Az
The end Of the orchestral Introduction there long
wait The introduction played through twice. Then
there was another awful pause Sig Iorriani turned
back and gave the signal 70 ao Dann Dnt the
the house. The ,tage manager finally appeared
and stating. that M Janet {who had ,.. sung
snddenIy indsposed begged few minutes
Indulgence. shortly afterward the chorus shamDled on
th sage the changed and the hne bass aria
and chorus e. Pos 4enti numi'1 was omitted. Recover
ing subsequently, NJ. Janet sang his second aria Qg
sdegno." admirably. ana Vas very cordishy aPPauueu
ENGLISH OPERA IN ENGLAND.
London papers announce that Mr.. Carl Rosa
has engaged Drury Lane for season OF English Opera
beginning in March He will BRING forward PROBABLY
the best members OF his present company-Mss Hersee
Mis- RIsnche Cole MI VIM. Castle Mr.. s. e. Campbell
otnereand also engaged sims ftee' anu MT
| saniley. Madame Rosa, we suppose VIII 'ihs " hsr
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NEW-JERSEY AND IOWA.
THE IOWA CANvAss-THE VOTE FOR GOVERNOR AND
LIEUTENANT-GovERNoR To BE COUNTED BY TIE
LEGISLATURE.
lpY TELEGRAPH TO THE rnrnuNE.I


LEGISLATURE.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
Dies MONIES, Nov. f3.-The votes at the re-
election canvassed to-day by the State Board
For Supreme Judge-J. ~ Beck, Republican. had
lO51s5 Is. j. Hall, AntMonopolIst, 76477 Becks ma
Orty 90 100. For State superintendent OF Public In
structiOn-AlOnzO Abernethv, Republican had lW3D3
d. w. P-ndle, Anti MonOpOst, 60279; Abernethys ma
jOrty, 1924. Toe vote for Governor ana Lieutendbt
Governor will be counted by the Legislature.
THE sEW-JERsEY CONSTITUTIONAL COMMISSION
TRENTON, Nov. 13.-At the meeting of the
New-Jersey Constitutional. Commission to-day, the
proposition TO establish with original jurisdiction
all Of condemnation OF lands and assessments
Tor improvements, adopted. Tho subject OF SCHOOLS
formed principal part OF the discussion. The name
was changed free public schools" aud it was agreed
by vote OF to g. tbet the object should be to give to
all the children ruGmontary education only, ana not
provide schools prepare pupils for college, or SUP
port schools controlled by creed or RELIGIOUS so
cirty denomination The compulsory education
proposition was Tho amendment 10 provide for the
appointment OF VlceChancoor was agreed TO- the ap.
pnntmcn to be by the Chancellor and the term OF
office TO be years. Several new matters were ~
trOduoed and laid over. Tho Commission lntn du'
jOurued till Tuesday next.