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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-12
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,ssching In the morning at II o'clock
P ~ pastor. Iu the evening, Rev. W.
~ ~,.A y D. d.. presiding elder. will
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-12

Judge Miller yesterday drew the fol
lowing additional jurors in place of
those excused, for the Ostober term of
the Circuit Court:
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-12
MARRIED..

-COLLIER-Ou Oct. 10th
1889, at Wesley Chapel Parsonage, by
Rev. s. Shannon, WILLIAM ID. COLLT-
SON, to CORA III. COLLIER. both of
South River, Anne Arundel County.
Nd
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-12

1t would be & good idea if many more
Of our parents would visit the SCHOOL,
occasionally.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-12

Help others when you can. but never
give what you cannot afford to, simply
because II is fashionable.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-12
-. s baltimore short Line R. R.

nor Monday, Sept. oh 1889, pas
N Iri win lea 70 Annapolis, as follows
sri ,o,u ARRIVE IN BALTIMORE.
,.nI"Ai ~ q v. Arrive at. 800 q. m.
bftr Ie.2b q. IN. . =. - - =.
$40 p, IN, 1'oV - 49,
,uoRy. tARRIvEIN AEEAPOLIs.
mn hbl gga m. Arrive at....9 As q. N,
lnWs 2.Uup, N. . o'p =. na'
b40p. m. o'4o y IA.
SUNDAY TRAINS;
,,osnolis al s o. a. IN. and $40 p, m.-
baltimore at 9.35 a. M, and $40 p. N
S.,sb,s received and dispatched daily a.
vssonaoe IN N. LEILICH, Genl. Manager.
+, BURCK, sec'y and Treas
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-12

BAKER-O On Oct. 18th, 1850, at 0 O'Clock
p. m, ETA III beloved wife Of Alfred
L. Baker, after brief illness.
Funeral will take place tomorrow af.
ternoon from St, Anne's Church at
O'Clock.
DIED OCT. IL, 1889.
Ere vet life's cares had well begun,
The father c. lied the dear loved one
10 brighter joys and boiler ties.
Away beyond the starry skies.
Her voice on earth no mors wen hear,
But she awaits US over there
Anguished hearts Oil cease your signs,
Kiss once more your fond good byee
Zach white hand. oh clasptt tiRfr,
Rest she's safe. In Heaven "a. night.
n. EFT.
little way, this sentence ! repeat,
Hoping and longing to extract some sweet.
To mingle with the bitter. From thy hand
take this cup cannot understand,
And In my weakness give myself TO thee.
Although il seems so very, very far.
To that dear home where our dear Etta's gone.
D give me faith to feel it when say.
That she has gone gone but little way,
BYMB.M.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-12
POSNER

Our Store is now Dressed out Ii its
Fall Garb. Sixty Departments are
filed with the products of the
Worlds Best Markets. We've bought
heavy this season-heayier than ever
beforehand We expect to do a heavy
business. It win be to your advan-
tage to come to the city, If you can
and see us The SIGHT will pay
yous for your time and trouble, aud
the GAIN, It you buy from US, viii
MORE than pay you for the expense.
But sembember. if you CAN'T
you can do business with US
.tnro gh the mail We aaFp gthf
ONLY merchant. in the country who
make the LIBERAL offer to send
goods FREE OF ALL TRANS
FORMATION CHARGES. II
The order amounts to s.. 90 and over
We win send i 20 any point. within
200 miles Of The store FREE !; il ii
amounts 20 $1,000, we viii send Il TO
any part Of tie United States FREE.
Send Is trial order, and zee how
well we FILL il. We guarantee 70
give you exactly what ron write for,
and % give il 70 you from 10 to 20
Per cent. CHEAPER than you can
get i elsewhere. Address Us POS
NER BROS. Baltimore, Nd.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-12

Cant. g. 7. Rice, of schooner ]. @.
Mahonv., Capt. Green Powell. Of The
schooner Anna Marls. aud Capt n. j
Howard. of schooner Serena G. Somers,
arrested BY Capt. Turner. Of the State
steamer Governor McLane. for violation
Of oyster laws, bad . hearing yesterday
afternoon before Justice Gassaway. Each
was fined 500 for having uuculled oysters
aboard. onkswhicA NppealE were. taken
The capiefus were also held uoder secnr-
IN and vessels declared forfeited. bul
subsequently, released on security. char
ctd with dredging out Of season.
Here are the names of some u the new
fall shades. Mineral, MuscOVite. Prairie.
Danube. Iris and Antelope.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-12
WOOD, ICE
Hay, Oats, Corn,
Ni11--Feed
AND
Fine Family Groceries
ESTABLISHED 1857.
"A GOOD RECORD

Established 80 years on the same spot. No
change of firm. No failures Have always
paid 100 cents in the dollar for all merchandise
purchased, and notwithstanding have had sharp
competition to contend with all the time, have
made steady and continual progress.
The above facts are evidence of merit and
fair dealing and now i wish to inform my
customers. friends and the public generally that
am again receiving my celebrated
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-12
TINE TABLES
Ills. W. s. b. Railroad.

NV 18th. 1889. passenger train
% sod a Annapolis as follows; ..o,,s
II eA'' soIIs. ARRIVE IN ANS y ~ =
,s,vE ASSssra94a IA. Mail...... .;s. y! a. 10.
N. sSa. N. Accom.......'..ly, 10 :. M
..enger, % NJ noon Mail...-.-...'l.4Sp p 70
"a o. m. Passenger..'; ~ ?. ~
"a .....'' ais o. m. I Accom- ''...' 'o.Vo ?. M
isora '.,.'.1 'ns vii leave Annapolis ct s.S7 O.
arrive ,D Between e. W; anf B ali p m
s,1srJugh Coa ~, ali the above trains.
a lnnaP.3Illasi,, 10 and from Baltimore every
'fsrgasa lt sgreight Tuesday and Friday at s.OO
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-12

We give below the churches Of ou
city, the hours Of their respective services
and the subjects Of the pastors. 70
Sunday:
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28
DELAWARE COLLEGE.

Meeting OF the Trustees--Govcrnor
Higgs suggests COeducatiOn Aeuin
Special Correspondence OF Gazette and journal
NEWARK, March 27.--Ihe board OF
trustees o. Delaware College hold it's reg.
ular March meeting in the college yester-
day afternoon with the following in at
tendance: Governor Biggs, DR.. L p.
Bush, 3. III. Curtis, George g. Evans,
David J. Murphey, George W. Cruik-
shank, Manloye Hayes, James HoHslnger,
DR.. II. g. M. Kollock, John O. Higgins,
Colonel G. W. Marshall, DIR. O. Elton
Buck, William ]. Ferris, Charles d. Lore,
Esq, John A. Reynolds, j. Alexander
Fulton, ESQ.,, John O. Stockley, Hon.
John d. Pennington, John H. Bewley and
President A. N. Rsub.
DR.. Bush, the president OF the board
presided, and the meeting was mainly
occupied with routine business of the
college and experiment station. Much
time was consumed In the discussion o.
the proposed changes in the college cur.
riculum, and alterations In the new csta'
logue. Nothing, however was done in
this matter by the board, but full power
was vested in the committee on studies to
act in conjunction with the college fac
ulty, revising and extending the several
courses of study to best suit the purposes
OF the institution.
Governor Biggs venturod as sugges-
tion the resurrection of the system OF co.
education SO recently abolished here dur
ing President Oaldwell's reign. II has
always been the governors fond dream
to keep open the college course to young
women and his efforts yesterday took the
form of o proposition that $40 900
dormitory be built for the use Of the fair
sex, the new department to be presided
over by a metron. Tho dense silence that
followed indicated the hearty condemns.
tion of the scheme, and even Postmaster
Bewley did not rise to interrupt it by
seconding the motion Of the governor.
Professor 4. ID. Chester, the present
botenist of the station, was made chemist
in addition to his present geological
duties 10 the college. The meeting was
unusually serene.
The Rev. George NJ. Bond, rector of
st. Thomas Episcopal Church, here, will
on Sunday next begin holding regular
Sunday afternoon services in ST. James
Church, near Stanton, which parish is at
present without rector. This arrange.
ment will be continued for several
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Evans Brown have
been spending several days with Mrs. j.
Watson Evans and family. Mr.. Brown
is retired street car magnate of Mel.
bourne, Australia, and man OF wide
travel and experience, bis descriptions of
Australia and its wonderful progress
sounding almost like fiction and Gallon
lated at once to deprive the average
American of his patriotic concait.
Percy Blandy, we'll known here as
former resident but now living in osceola,
Pa, was in town yesterday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28
THE OCEAN MYSTERY,


ntfterence of opinion ms 80
whether the COuSoEVa or Nanti-
coke Was lost.
new YoRK, March "a THE ocean mystery
Z 10 still mystery, and the opinions az 10
Whetner or not II was the Couserva whose
wreakage and dead men the Colorado saw
are as divergent as ever, But the two YES
sells most mentioned, indeed, about the
only ones named are the Uonserys md
Nanticoke. Captain Macintosh. who was
captain OF the Madrid tnow G0nserya) from
June TO August OF last year, Is almost Ger
tain from descriptions Of the wreckage that
she was the lost steamer.
Samuel Homes, the broker who sold the
Conserva, is certain that the Nantlcoke n
steamer which left Newport Nags, satnr.
day, FOR Honduras, Is the unfortunate hoRt
saying: "She was loaded to her gunwaIea
with machinery, water ard coal when ana
put to sea from Newport News and must
nave run into the cyclone, and she was NOT
seaworthy boat anyway. The wrerkaga
passed corresponds with the fittings az ira
Nantieoke, while they do not correspond
with those OF the Conservan Mr., KIM.
hardt, who repaired the latter ship, saws
that her life raft had the name rConsefyai
on 1t 10 four places, 20 the ono upon which
the two Iuen we're found could not have
been hers. At the Maritime Eychangs
oplnions are divided, some thinking II h
the Conserva that was lost, while others saw
1t was probably the Nantlcoke. The lnst
steamer may be and not Improbably Is son5e
boat unthought Of.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28

Ble was 10 Have Been Captured by
Outlaws and Held for Hanson.

BALlIMoRR, March 27.-A dispatch from
San Antonio, Tex, to the american gives
the details Of q bold plot OF Mexican bril-
Rands to kidnap Mr.. Robert Garrett, ex-
President Of the Baltimore q Ohio railroad,
and hold him for ransom, which scheme
was luckily discovered by Texas detec-
| tive.
Ever since the distinguished pHrty left
New York, over three weeks ago, dispatches
have appeared almost daily In all OF the
Mexican papers, In which the progress OF
the trip was described, and MIR. CARROTS
wealth commented on-one estimate putting
1t at $40 200, 600. These reports came TO the
ears of the many outlaws and balf.breed
desperadoes who infest the Mexican border,
and they forthwith determined upon aplan
to capture the party.
Sacret mee,ings were held, at which all
of the details OF the capture were ar.
ranged. Runners were sent odt TO track
the party TO the border. AT a certain sta
ton across the border several frontiersmen
were 10 have boarded the train secretly,
and then pull the engine bell so as to
stop the train at another given point
familiar TO the scouts. Hero the outlaws
in waiting were to rush Into the cars, each
man with his rifle cooked and ready for
action.
Mr.. Garrett and whoever remained with
hiol were to be taken to a cave 10 the noun
tains, known only to the robbers, where
they were to be hold until the ransom asked
for was paid. After considerable argument
the ransom TO be demanded was finally
fixed at an enormous amount, which was
to be lnsisted upon aslcng as there was the
slightest chance OF success. The terms OF
the ransom were to be sent to the friends
OF Mr. Garrett, who were 10 be warned That
only square business would accomplish Mr..
CARROTS releaee. II they attempted any
other plan of rescue than that proposed by
the outlaws Mr.. Garrett was to be held a
captive indefinitely, possibly until the De.
partment OF State AZ Washington had ar
ranged with tho Mexican government to
tend troops to his rescue.
The scheme might have been accom-
plished had not one of the gang, In
drunken moment, given an inkling OF what
was to occur. This happened In San
Antonio last week. The fellow was over
heard by detective, who Immediately com
munieated with his supertors, Upon learn
Ing the particulars, the Garrett party
decided to forogo the Mexican trip and take
In tho beauties of Jacksonville and Thomas
Vile, Ga, instead.
The report above Is denied this morning
BY a member OF the Garrett family In the
Baltimore papers, and II is given out that
change OF route was made to please within
OF the pRtlent,-ED. ID. Ell
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28


rba,s Y naiiim il Sun yesterday said M.
hnat tig ~ VI thllAdelphia,a Delaware steam.
Me, G a, was at Barnum's Botel last
~ X, alu NO VIII go 10 Colchester TODAY
~ ,tst, connected with the extension,
nhsst,r iai,t9aa from Uhestertown 10 pol.
Iit,I, II aus been stated that tho two
Dslc,a ,s.,.uaus :, from Bombay Hook, on the
wtth s,1 49, 70 Uaeatertown are to be relaId
fIy,,,,. tAlls ana extended to Tolchestar
tihrs . iiue aofoss the Peninsula from ina
afg Nv, 99 nv 70 me Delaware. MIR. Tboilens
afe tf'tf,s Icy central Railroad Company
~ ,,5,, 95t''d ~ Ms enterprise. The riphta
the tn5 ~ 3acuIsd and Mr.. Theilens saws
selaS ,,i, WI ne eullt 10 Colchester. sorne
slFa c6n tss9s, ny June 10Th. The sum Of
TD6is li,a q ~ 70 spent for steel rails on tina
tl6n atI .ta'l ior the extension construc-
tba s2aI, VVo Will be tine full amount AZ
tWo 6a,sa uebt OF the line between rhe
CIi.a MI, Gkcurslons from Baltimore fo
HUi tl5a H., " steamers and the railroad
AMI NM /, p9ttailon OF peaches, oysters
aarass ~ g.iteth SHORE products by floats
raitCsg ware 70 the Jersey Southern
peniTst,ia t1' W.. are expected to give the
10 Ia snii5 ~ = profitable business, Ii Ia
Boston I ,aitl w delaware, New York 4
gah.s y ~ 4 iaeder That comnsp, to,,.ii
,o ~ nVaa- rom bombay Hook n rbeasli.
s ymn y 1873 from Jay Gonld Tba,, VT
n ~ Is tue Baltimore h na,oway afe
Ia,.5. Iha \ Delaware Bay railroads f 1sa
gTiIisey central Will take sam mn n., me
~ s ,n sl5O COO OF the issue oi sasn nnc
sns ny ~ age bonds of the nerv oe UoU,vOo
equipment. VIII furnish the
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28

The old Household of Faith OhuYeh
on Tatnail below Eighth street, which
was transformed from church 10 danns
hall several months ago, is now rapidly
being transformed into q church again
for TT. Stephens English lutheran an,
gregstion. The painters and kals5mino-a
hfe At work identifying the place in time
for the concert which will be given tiare
on April I'd. The following sund6v
April 9TH, the new church viii Ia dedi.
Gated When the venerable DR.. Sohsefsr N
the Lutheran Theological Seminary. viii
preach in tho morning, and the Rot
benjamin Sadtler of Baltimore, father "a
the pastor of the rew church, will preact
IN the evening. The new oonpreoa,ien
haq been very successful in ita eiToIts n
make payments on the new church buiIs
ing, and on Saturday paid the tat in.
stalment of 81 600. Among the subgcrin,
Mons received was ono Of $lt0 from
TRINITY Lutheran Church, Reading. ~
which the Rev. DR., W. II, Fry Is psstoy
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28
CRUSHED TO DEATH.
A ship Carpenter Fatally Injured by
Falling Timber at Milford.

Special Dispatch TO Gazette and journal.
MILFORD, March GA frightful acci.
dent occurred at Banks' ship yards this
morning, shortly after z O'Clock. Several
wotkmen We're carrying piece OF timber
son their shoulders when William Will
liams, who was in the lead, ssruok his
tos and fell, the heavy oak stick striking
him on the head as he reached the ground.
The unfortunate lad who is but IS
years of age, was taken to his home in
an unconscious condition. DIR. j. 8. Pref
lyman, Jr., was called in and IL was
found that the youths skull was badly
fractured and blood was streaming from
his mouth, ears and nostrils. The flow
OF blood was stopped but Williams
wounds are fatal and his death is likely
to occur any moment.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28
ooNsrABLss CHOSEN.
End OF Another Fight In The lev,
aI0nFa-,Eha ~ kl,,, =, N ~, sa,,,s a. q, a,

End OF Another Fight In the levy
Court-'Ehe Wilmington Constabies
Friday afternoon the levy court caucus
for the selection OF constables, bridge
tenders and other officers was held. There
was fight against the reappointment OF
Isaac Dillin for constable and william 3.
Hickman as bridge-tender at Third street,
In this city, but Levy Court Commissioner
Hickman who backed them both succeeded
In pulling them through. Constable John
W. Carey of this city was succeeded by ex-
Councilman George Abele. The elections
were as follows:
ooNsTABLEs.
Wilmington-Isaac Dillin, Thomas Bear
don, George Adele.
Ohristiana--JBmes F. Porter,
Brandywine-David j. Wilson and John
MeCrea.
MIL Oreek--Elmer L. Collins.
Pencader-R. MeMnllen.
New Qastle-B. T.. Lancaster.
Red ion--J. n. s. Gamm.
st. Georges-W. b. Biggs.
poquinimink-Duval Gibbs.
Observation-Disclosures Reed,
jail Commissioners l.. Jemison, VIII
liam M. Copper and one other.
Jail Physielan-Dr. j. J. Black.
etenders-Fleming's Lsnding, VIII
liam II. Hudson Fennimore's, John Smith I;
s~I A'Soot tNoWpOltl 4hOIuho
Hanna; Wilmington; Eleventh street,
lebadie Blizzard; Third street, William b.
Hickman; Market street, James T. Burns
During the session the question OF accept.
ing the trustees accounts which have been
prepared by Register McWhorter was re-
ferred to committee consisting OF Messrs.
Grubb, Wier, Roberts, Shallcrots and Eliza
son.
In regard to thu loau das is Of
the Collins Beach Mpnd0uJ pCyunnnv tho
court adopted the foilowlua resolution:
That the objection urged ny inc court against
the passage by the General Assembly OF tho
state Of the bill entitled an act to change and
straighten part of a public road In Blackbirtl
hundred, New Castle county, lending from
Collins Bench 10 Taylor's bridge, ia hereby
Withdrawn, the said bill having been amended
as to its objectionable features
After holding the caucus for constables
and other officers the court adjourned.
GThe levy court ut Tuesday afternoons
session elected the caucus nominees.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28
Fora disordersd liver try Beeoham's pills.
NRR THIRD STREEF BRIDGE.
The Old Structure TO be Replaced by
n New One.

The Old Structure TO be Replaced by
n New One.
1t ia stated that the levy court when
1t makes its appropriations next week,
will make provision for the new draw at
Third street bridge, as the old one
hardly seems capable of lasting much
longer. The present pier is actually
crnmbling, the tenders look like sorry
wrecks. The draw is so badly adapted to
allow the passage of vessels that scarcely
q week passes during which some vessel
does mot run into it. This necessitatea
repairs and the present structure is only
q series of costly petchworks.
As soon as the appropriation Is allowed
bids for the new draw will be asked for
at once and it is fully expected that the
new structure will be under way by June
lst. The new draw will be wider on
each side than the present one and will
also require new centre pier which will
be otherwise located than the present
one. A footway for pedestrians will he
provided and in general way, it will
resemble the present Market street bridge
aoross the Christians. As is we'll known,
approaches on both sides have been com
pieted for several years.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28

ton M. r. Conferences /; by Mr.. Armstrong, In
relation to public documents; Senate bill TO
define the liability OF fire insurance COM
panies (valued policy.
Read and referred House bills amending
the charter of the Wilmington conference;
for improvement Of Little Greek, Kent,
road; to amend sec. 8, chap. b07, Vol.
XVII; Senate bills, to provided for the dis
tribution of negro school tax balance I;
House bills, to amend SEQ. %. chap. 5, Vol.
XVII; to amend chap. SO, Revised Code.
Passed: Senate bill. supplementary TO the
Laurel School act; House bills to amend
sec. s, chap. $40, Vol. WI; to divorce
Frederika Wllhelmina from Heinrich
Schnell.
Introduced Senate bin, to appoint an
additional justice Of the peace for Broad
Creamery Association; by II. A. Davis, to
divorce William D. and Susan Fowler; to
divorce Christian and Ella Rath.
Called up and recommitted: House bill
to amend the act relating to the vaccination
Of school children.
Passed: House bill to incorporate the
town OF Cheswold.
Mr.. Downham presented remonstrancee
against the State Insane Asylum bill.
Introduced: By Mr.. Lodge, In relation to
public roads In Brandywine hundred; Sem
ate bills to amend chapter 80, Revised Code !;
to prevent disagreement of public and pri-
vate property. By Mr.. Masten, for q new
road In Mispillion hundred.
: Read and referred: House bills to trans-
fer Edward d. Hearns farm TO district No.
55, Sussex; to amend the act preventing
illegal arrests; 10 compel FIRE insurance
companies to pay the full amount insured
for Qhe Downham Valued Policy bill; ao-
companied by long petition from George
town.: to validate TO record OF certain
deeds.
Introduced: By Mr.. Clark, TO incorporate
Wilmington Division of Railway Oonduc-
tors; supplement to the charter OF Kenton;
by Mr.. Lingo. TO authorize John P. Isaacs
to straighten road in Nantlcoke hundred.
Read and REFEREED House Dill to Law out
q private road In Indian River hundred;
Senate bill supplementary to the charter OF
the Homeopathic Hospital.
Adjourned to 10 a. M, tomorrow.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28
DoVsR.
Jurors TO Try Causes i'm the Kent
County lnmriA.

Jurors 10 Try Causes i'm the Kent
County Courts.
Special Correspondence OF Gazette and journal
Dover, March 27.-The following iury
was yesterday drawn for the April term
Kent county courts.
Duck Creek--Samuel Robsrts. William
M. Bill, George I. ZONES.
kenton-James P. Hazel, Nathan 7.
Underwood, Daniel Luce.
Wust Z ~ ". Z. raWmetly, Amos o.
Williams.
Little Creek-William Harrington yot
isaae), Henry II. Harper.
East Dover - William Il. RidQwsy.
Huet L. Knight.
North Murderkill--Adann O. Meusch.
John Peters, Andrew X. Baggs.
South Murderkill--James il. Sullivan.
Jehu Clifton, William It. Carrow,
Mispillion-John Booth of joseph.
Bennah Harrington, William Minner,
Milferd--Daniel Thompson, Perry P.
Richards, Amos Turner.
PETIT JURORS.
Duck Creek-Jsmes T. Truax, James
Startling, William M. Boyer, George Reed
Lofiand. -.s
Kenton-s. Brady Cooper, William Il.
Davis, Walter 4. Massey.
West Dover-Edwsrd Pearson, NAL
comb Shuster.
Little oreek-Albert s. Moore, John B.
Husbands.
East Dover-Henry o. Walker, Edward
q. Pardee, Judge J. Green, John satter-
field.
North Murderkill--George n. Mills,
Joseph Jester, Nathan Cook,
South Observation-Disclosures r. Emerson.
liam L. Whitaker. w.
Mispillion-Wm. Keats, Osrl Huyhs
James A. Moore, John w. Prettymap
Milford-William j. McCawiey Jobn
sippie, Alfred Harrington, Wialock Hail,