New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
STRIVING TO ELECT A BISHOP.


STRIVING TO ELECT A BISHOP.
The Convention of the Northern Diocese of New
Jersey 10 elect a successor TO the late Bishop Oden-
heimer reassemblcd at TRINITY Church. Newark.
yesterday morning Ii was decided to allow nomina-
tons by accamaton. but discussions of character
The nominations were Bishop Hare; the Rev }.
&. Gray. Boston; the Rev. Alfred b. Baker Prince
ton snOp Elliott. Texas; the Key Dr. l. & 4. pa
vies. Philadelphia the Rev. H. III. Colt, New lamp
Shire the Rev d.. j. H. EeceSop & Nf%Srk eS H,harf an9
hctwood. Oakland. California the Rev John A.
Paddock. Brooklyn; the Rev Thos; A. Starkey
the Rev. DR.. Morgan Dix, Newcfork the Key Key
som. nr''t ClevclanG the he Rev. G. q. Gray. Bos-
ton the Rev. John Co ton smith, New-iork;
the Rev. II. VI. Abcrcrombie. jersey City the Rev.
DR.. Lee. baltimore On the informal ballot the
Rev. C. Whitehead, of Pennsylvania, the Rev. W;
W. Baker. the Roy. Mr.. Col-man, the Rev; samuel
OSgood, of New-lOIk, aud the Rev. Nj. olmstead
were nominated Five regular ballots were taken
without choice, the result or the last eaiiot nclg'
Starkey. % clerical. 20 lay; Potter, 20 CLERICAL
2l lay; Cnctwold. Law; blank /.
Previous to taking the fifth ballot the Rev. MT.
Glover a delcsa c. arose and sad some IL tue cIesy
were upon the iioor ci~ctioneelng. ne allhouno.
ment caused a profound sensation ior u uoineu..
ne secretary sskc1 the delegate If he had seen any
elecioneering DONE aud he responded thAt ne % uiu
NOT ike to be- personal nnt ne hII S''t it
standing uu his left, tie Rev. MI HousHt"n s11.tt
ing y,,fc. The delegate rrfcrred TO stated that
he was only cOuicrfing with his parish. he h'N'
MT. Glover then frNlAlhfu lUat t'' "s''
takcn and pointed out another deiesH'e' inc ny &
Mr. Holly a. the delegate meant. Nr. Hni9 IN
m,diateiy rose AID said emphaucally that nc u"u
been doing notlin- If The klhi.
INSPECTING NEW-JEBSEY IMPROVEMENTS.
Tie Ncw-I .r-ey Association and state Board oi
Trade. accompanied by prominent officials "u"
representative citize"s of Ncw-Jcrsey, repre-
sentative, of fcrcnt commercial orraal9a-
ton. ia NeN-YorG CITY aud weli-kuovn
railro,d onc rs, made an excursion ycstcl-
day 10 inspect tnc improvements along tine
vat,r-ilout Of Ncw-jrr-cy. ihc steamboat Shady
side left Fulton Market slip af $50 Among those
on beard were John iayor Johnston, Mayor Hop
nr,. # Jersey Guy. =. O.. Rnbe. Theodore Aycr. o.
H. =. Archer. George Wilson, Fdnund Clark, Bcnja-
.uiu J.. k.r J.. L. Dur'ee and Thomas
t. Peddie. The first place visited was the
terminus Of the Pennsylvania Railroad. At
Wais,mu- Cove two enormous freight warchouses
a.n O. iarsr rfatn elevator ntr huilHiuc From the
deck rf the steamer fhe iuprOy men's az The ire
terminus at laN'lI were Nlcwc,. and other
1.u uraN. usfls along the suofr-tlnr, include
Ip. tho>. of tie Ilphokcn Land Improve
Ircnt Comranv, and of tine Delaware, lnch-
awanra and Western Railroad. A. Wee
hnNkeu ttr steamer turcl about and pro
c,.d.. tc tine terminus eff the Central Railroad of
Nrn-J r>t.. where The Improvements that nave
T. en 4dr there wcr' poiatcd cat hy John Taylor
Johusfon eN-pr.sidcni 0i th' road Vh leaving
KuN ia Newark Bay, long Tie hav ana up be-
a,>aic River bcyoud Newark. several speeches
were wadc oh the way.
Al zaheJhport the party was conducted
Company aud through the works oi VI. kalh-
fri~cil'> Sons. az BIyonuc. hif hour WIS also
spent in inspecting the works Of the Standard Oh
Company.