The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-04-14

Ill SoOu cltlleuS To Sttictiy ehtOIVe pne laws
against the illegal sale of liquor. Consider
ing the difficulties encountered our police did
their duty nobly last year, and especial praise
is due to the G hief of Police, Mr.. Edward n.
Holcombe, for the fearless manner in which
he discharged the duties of his Office This
year, it is to be hoped, we shall be able to
still further balk the efforts Of illegal vendors
of strong drink to defy public sentiment.
PRESBYTERY OF NEW BRUNsWIcK.
The Presbytery of New Brunswick held
it's stated meeting in the Lambertville Pres
byterian Church, beginning on Tuesday,
at 81 p. M. There were in attendance "a
Ministers and 25 ruling elders. f
Prof. Henry G. Cameron, of the College of
New Jersey, was elected Moderator. and Rev.
VIM. Swan, Temporary Clerk. e
Rev. George McClosley, LII. D., lately
from Belfast, Ireland, now Prof of Natural
History in the College of New Jersey, pre-
scented his credentials, and after passing the
examination required by the General Assem-
bly, for foreign ministers, was received as a
member and his name enrolled.
Rev. Samuel Nichols, of the North Chassis
of Long Island, was received by certificate,
and call from the First Church, New Bruins
wick, placed in his hands. 1t was accepted by
him, and the following arrangements made
for his Installation, on May nth, at "A P. M. !;
The Moderator to preside and propose the
constitutional questions, Dr. Howard Cros-
by, of New York, to be invited to preach the
sermon. DR.. Samuel II. Hall, of Newark, to
be invited to give the charge to the pastor, and
DIR. A D. L. levitt, the charge to the people.
The following Commissioners were elected
to the General Assembly Ministers-Prof. H :.
G. Cameron, Rev. s. M. Studdiford, and Rev.
George L. Smith, principals. Rev. Drs. John
Woodbridge, VIM. A. McCorkle and Lyman
H. Atwatcr, alternates Elders--John s No
BILE, George w. Runk, and Prof. Stephen AL
exander, LII. D., principals. Dr. ID; G. En-
glish, GeorgeP. Rex,M M. D., and Peter Davis,
alternates. a 4HL
Rev. A. L. Armstrong was elected Stated
Clerk and Treasurer.
Pennington was appointed as the place for
'ne next s's'ea 'neo'ing
my se,'non W 'n0 i'os. II uoSni"'' 'ne
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day evening. after appropriate remarks by
the chairman, DIR. j.. Hayhurst, Rev. Mr.
Chalker, of this city. delivered fine temper
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