The news., 1882-05-04


To say, from pupil in the Grammar
Public School. Dear Mr.. Editorz71he
, Young Athletics B. &c. played game
on Friday last with the Hit or Miss nine
Of this city. Score 16 to Ain favor ofthe
Young Athletics as usual. The Y. AS
are much stronger this year,.
} The forthcoming marriage of a we'll
known and esteemed divine and resid-
ent of this city some fifteen years is an
nounced. Ss
i A fair reader who has recently settled
in Burlington writes as follows. Mr..
Editor--What was the meaning of St
sMary's church bell tolIing about midday
on Thursday, April 27? Ans. "As per a
Resolutions of the vestry of ST. Mary's
church, adopted June oath 1870, the bells
shall be tolled annually between the
hours of u and P. NJ. on the 9th Of
1 April, the anniversary of the death of
Bishop Doane, 10 whose memory they are
dedicated.
The good people CT .Bussleton are quite
| jnbilant upon the recent establishment
/ of Post Office in their midst. Mr.. ].
W. Frazer has been apr roinsed Post Mas
ter
Chester silpath of this city /, credited
as being superior base player.
The case of the Burlington Boar.I Of
Health vs.. John Mitchell was argued n
the Supreme Court at Trenton before
Judge Parker on Monday last and decis-
ion reserved. A. Flanders, Esq.,, for
pialntIf, q. Cannon and F. VOORHEES, for
defendant. & q q sS.sCl
The annual meeting Of the West Jersev
Prop ietors was held atthe office of Frank
lin w oolman. ESQ in this citv on Tues-
day last and the following board Of officers
was elected Presid't. ] p Rrownine
Esq Haddon6eld; Vice President, JUDGE
| Jnhn Clement, Haddnnfeld: Surveyor
General, Franklin Woolman. Eso- gnr-
| iingtop; Clerk, F. G. Wooln1an. elected |
10 gil vacancy cansed by the death .of,tbe |
| late Geo. Fl. Woolnian.o Mr.. Browning
has held the Presidency Of the Society Sc !
Years, and save once, and arising from IN. s.s
disposition, has been present, At every I
annual meeting. Franklin Woolman bas
very efficiently Represented The .offics WI, |
Surveyor General nearly a40. years s''ss !anss
which position was abiy filed Nv b;s I
father many years also. The PropFr;ieiass i,,,s
are now effecting titles to lands Iocafad j
prlhclpaliy on me sea coast. The exis- |
fence otth's society has been preserved l
,;na @ is' +. al,lzAtfSn 1901 70 the present
,,ra w. Il's anu wnere many
an5 sf;ti + ,aga; 80 M ny uesceuuan's hveo
pa"a, a,u ;.,ar ieaialn me society has rs 4
d N ats slecleo, ana "A
ooa uihser Z as discussed at the
= 'pA,'s y s4eH year iliIss 81 .sessJ
number of the -eSo;r;s1srs nua ar lSsh g. Mlargs7
church. attended bv snec;a, -.
ssFe tiGaI ~ lGb6;ro n ~ ~ ll{
Penns7Ivan;a and nh;oL ' D'0Iesss soi
the church of The Fn;nb"nr m ~ WAS ph:a hsla Ia a.
phia. The choirs associated, numbering
nine, and under the conductorship Of Mr.
Aaron Taylor, and organist Mr.. q. Guhl-
man, rendered the music, comprising
Gregorian, Tails, Mendelsshon, and other
schools in an admirable manner. and to
the marked appreciation of an ovetaow-
flowing congregation. The sermon an
able and appropriate discourse upon
Choral Service, &c." was delivered BY
1t. Rev. William B. Stevens, Bishop Of
the Diocese Of Pennsy The occa-
sion was highly enjoyed by the choiristers
Of st. Mary's church.
rba a~h;h;,;ou osr
aIoaE thsssv.sn1, nagta,on u Ensle's mechanical
s.tsadan s,oSa - .niS cily, urew out very large
tps;aSr". - aau THe expressed their as
Ypnishueht at me conception and scientific
der Of the world The clock i simply |
marvellous and artisticaly beautiful. Its
working. &C., are finely delineated bv
Mrs. Captain j. Reid, ali should see III
/ On sa,urd.v a1sn;.,l. r...s -,
and casns- svsn'IE. 4 neooore Glare
BY Chief AIcott and the latter bv 1els. oflcs-
Borden for lisDrderly conduct. swer; talses,,l
lefore Mayor Ri0c and r,ron,rtIv fins5f n
= s As s:pYeseie rider was wheeling at
es,S.,ga ~ gsss 10 tsinrouss this city on sunday
out breaking the owners nsea wa.a'
denly d stsnd aim ston, ssl'.s SUI
Of aeIne ef 4hel oadrinoT gehs 4 St .ran
hecessItatej hisbi,;po II, 4nS pi9llsg9
Gle, which conveyed him and III h.'L eL'N
Pyeisls tS .I.stse E h; AgPs s1 sq!lhFills
Alagantiv srostaS gaId,yA hs,a', g'sneing al the
ding cfTheodore p Fl,is ssra sns 'pa Nm tne Wed
N. jackson, and which was soIems,ts.;syt
the residence of lh. brife,a naren,s On ,ha
eveningof Monday last, The knot vss.I
lledshg the Rev, Evan pavis, and aftef 4
ioyn v' ,,ar 1ps "a an !, we nappy conpse 'eft
in r. - . ~'' lia'n 'of "asning'
1lfFsft ssss.grE& ~
The near cunpietio1 Of the lrnbr6veg
msnts Of the grounds, 90, ~ the Union
street Methodist chisrch, win greatly en-.
for which ths aoporar,s,;or ae5 ' an4
assife the 'bsHks Of ogF Oitizsn. I
Thomas Phillips, an emplpyss al Il. All Fl 8