National Republican., 1880-03-30
EASTER ELECTIONS.
vestrymen Chosen In the Episcopal
Parishes.
A Fall List OF Church omoers for the Ensu-
ing Year-A Lively Time at st. Luke's
Church Meetiug-Thc Choir Trou-
bies Manifest Themselves In
tho Election--A Division
of Sentiment, Etc.
Election Of Vcstrymen.


The annual elections for vestrymen took
place in the several Episcopal parishes yester-
day with the following results: Christ
church Navy Yard), vcstrymon DIR. w. T..
Roberts, w. Il. Hutchinson, Jerry Cross, Sam
Cross, w. II. Hoeke, Charles II. Neuable, Z. p.
Little, H. Brewing; wardens, w. L. Hutchins,
p. p. Little; treasurer, DR.. w. f. Roberts. st.
Johns, vcstrymen reelected Colonel W. II.
Philips, J. III. Watmough George G. Chlpman,
Judge J. c. b. Davis, Matthew Trimble. Rob-
ert Reybourne, Colonel S. n. Beujamlne, DR..
L. NJ. Shaeffer.
Epiphamy-vestry j. X Barnes, J. II.
c. Coffin, John q. Parke, Nathaniel Wilson,
John o. Evans, Richard Joseph, L. $. Hutch
inson and NJ. W. Bevcrdgc wardeus Lewis j.
Davis aud William ID. Baldwin.
St. Andrews Vestry G. w. Bennett, w.
c. johnson, Gilbert b. Towles, st. George X.
Raby b. V. Darrell, Edward Burchell, Frank
Moore, and Dr. c. B. Shirley; Edward BurChci,
treasurer; b. V. Darrell, register; Edwin Har.
ris and George Il, Davis wardcns,
lncarnation-Ncstrv r. McAlister, jr, w.
II. Plunkot, L. Harper, Dr. Thomas Antiscll,
E. A. Woodward, j. c. Stewart, ID. c. Porter
aud ID. c. Morrison, retained wardens, Major
Plunket aud Mr.. Harper.
Church of the AscousonW. w. Corcoran,
n. W. Burchell, Colonel Thomas Lincoln Casey,
Henry f. Davis, A. j. Falls, Henry w. Gar.
nett, Thomas L. Hume aud A. S. Pratt. The
only change was in the substitution Of Mr.
Henry L. Davis for his father who retires
after many years of active service, during
which lie has given generously to the church
The wardcns Of this church are Major George
! II. Elliot and Major ID. Davidson.
! St. Marks Church Vcstrymen reelected
r. Good heart w. X. Uillyor, w. II. NARROW
new'y elected, J. Shaw; holding over, J. s.
Burnett, T.. c. KiIkwood, G. Il. Parkman and
$, b. Ronne. WaIdcus-E. J. Pattcc and j. T
Heck.
Trinity Church-Dr. Thomas G.. Addison
rector; DR.. ID. F. Forrest, associate rector
Vestry: W. A. Moloy, DR.. J. w. Bulkey,,Dr. w
p Young, Theodore o. Ebaugh, d. W. Mid.
dleton, jr, Edward Baldwin, Frederick L
| Wallace and A. Middleton. Senior warden
d. w. Middlctoni junior warden, William
Coppcngcr.
| st. Lukes P. Z. Church-There was quite
n sharp contest over the election of wardcns
and vestrymen at the abovc.namod church
| last evening. The meeting Was presided over
by DIR. Crummell. with Mr.. William Wash,
ington, register acting as soCre airy. The late
choir troubles seem 10 have occasioncd two
parties-one led by Mr.. Richard Nugcnt, rep.
rescnting the rector, Dr. Crummell, and the
other by Mr.. Henry johnson, in opposition
Messrs. Walker Lewis and Francis Upshei
were elected wardcns on the anti Crummell
ticket by almost three.lourths of the voters
notwithstanding a protest by the rector
Messrs. Henry johnson, r. II. Nugent
David Lee and Dabney Chambers were
dropped and Messrs. Henry Johnson
William Budd, William Washington ant
Wesley Howard were elected vestrymen OF
the anti.Crummoll ticket by almost rs large
vote as that received by the wardens Thes,
gentlemen, with Mcssrs. Daniel Murray
Christopher A. Fleetwood, Spencer Murray
jr.. aud Charles f. Murray, will compose th,
vestry for the ensuing year Deep Interest
was manifested in this election, and arg,
number of persons of both sexes were pres
cnt,