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Evening journal., 1893-06-24

Cards are out announcing the wedding
of Miss Sadie M. Mercer 80 Edward L.
States, on Tuesday evening, June %, at
z o'clock, at the home of the brides
sister, No. $40 Taylor street.
Evening journal., 1893-06-24
ME Nh. PLEAsANT
THE RADNOR,
mOTEL sHIRLEY.

Kentucky avenue, near the beach
MRS. LEWIS, Propriotress.
Evening journal., 1893-06-24
RRADY HOTSE-

, Arkansas avenno, convenient 10 ocean and
heading depot. Good board. splendid rooms,
broad pla21as, orchestra music. Terms mod.
JAMES nn AnX
Evening journal., 1893-06-24
HOTEL ATCLEN
HOTEL EDISON.

Michigan and Pacific Avenues. Near Ocean
Terms reasonable,
J. Il. REED.
Evening journal., 1893-06-24

Mr.. an Mrs. D. Warren Wilson and
Miss Ida Davis. of this city, will spend
to morrow with Elkton friends.
Evening journal., 1893-06-24
HOTEL HECKLER.
MONTEREY HOTEL.
THE EARL,

Ocean end OF South Carolina Avenue. Opep
all the year. 100 feet from the ocean.
N. SMITH.
Evening journal., 1893-06-24

Another street car excursion last
night was one given by Naomi Lodge,
Daughters of Rebekah. 1t was com
posed of about forty persons.
Evening journal., 1893-06-24

g. II. BAYNARD,
cOR1r1R FIFTH AHD mARKrz gr
WDHtn ytcns Del
Evening journal., 1893-06-24

Miss Name Tunnel, of Georgetown,
is the guest of Miss Lille Lamsden, of
near Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1893-06-24
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Lieut.. Deakyne, Our Hand
some Army Representative.
DELAWAREs wELL-KNOwN PILOTS.

Another Wilmington Man Takes a Fair
Bride-Jolly Street Car Party of the
Employees OF the Diamond State Iron
Company-Pl Pleasant Surprise Party.
Evening journal., 1893-06-24

Judge l. G. Grubb sailed for Liverpool
to day in the Cunard steamship Etruria
He will return ON the Campania, from
Liverpool, on August l9.
Evening journal., 1893-06-24

Pacific and Michigan avenues, near the beach
Remodeled and refurnished Capacify a0
Electric bells and passenger elevator.
lTIFnTnW
Evening journal., 1893-06-24

Miss Annie Purnell, of Georgetown. is
the guest of Miss Neva Ward, of No. II
West Eleventh street, this city.
The sun., 1893-04-12

One Of the Things the Southern Convention
OF Governors Will Request.

ATLANTA, April 1.-THE Atlanta Constitution,
In its demand that President Cleveland should
revise the apportioDment OF the Federal pat
ronaEe finds endorsement from an unexpect-
ed source. That endorsement will como from
the Convention Of Southern Governors in
Richmond. What the proposed action will be
WAS made public here to-day by q letter re-
ceived by Gov. Northen Of Georgia from Gov.
Fishback OF Arkansas. Since Gov. North hen found
1t impossible to go to Richmond Gov Fishback
has been very anxious that the Governor
should add his name to u memorial which all
the Governors nre going to sign for presenta-
That memorial will ask that the President. in
making his foreign appointments. should see
are credited to tho South.
The eletter to Gov. Northen calls attention to
h set st a, hs5
abroad tho North has, attracted ali the immi-
Gov FlshIaski when ali this Should be
chance through hese favored representatives
OF the Government to present the advantages
OF r. south to the world ABROAD IT Is in ae.
PROPOSES to have the Governors make auni tied
appeal to the President on behalf Of southern
development.
hIanMoSD ys;; April n,e hl:mMHyor Ely Ellyson; SC in in
ARRANGEMENTS Tor The entertainment OF the
Governors and others who are to meet in con
yention here tomorrow. SO far ms learned
there will be about thirty OF the visitors Gov.
Foster and party Of five from Louisiann Will
brown Of Maryland and Gov. Carr OF North
Carolina got here this evening. Gov. Jones OF
Alabama and wife, missioner of Agricul-
rived tonight and remained In their private
car over night. Gov. ". j. Stone OF Missouri.
accom- panied by his wife and iriends. got here
tonight Gov. Brown OF kentucky. Gov.
Northen OF Georgia. Gov. j.. NJ. Stone OF Mis-
sissippi, have teIegraphcd their regrets ct be-
Ing unable to attend the convention.
The sun., 1893-04-12
WINNERS IN THE SCRAMBLE.
arr cLEyELAND SENDS SOME NOafINA-
1IONs TO THE SENATE.
r.,r,d n. Jordan Succeed. Mr. Roberts at
the Sub-Trensury, and Daniel N. Morgan
u.romes Treasurer OF the United states.

he IL
W.romes Treasurer OF the United states.
wAsiusdToN. April 1.-THE President to-
aov sent the following nominations to the
Senate:
10, ,rtment-.dward II. strobel OF New York.
10 ba Thrd AsSis' ant secretary OF s'a'o' 'ioo ""
N ,rinueg resigned
1t.n,ury yDepsrtment-Danol ". Morgan OF Connect
, IL, he Treasurer OF the United States vice Enos III
NtbcKcT. resigned ...
conrad y Jordan OF Now York, to he Assistant Treas
urer OF N.e United sthes ut NO" horA wy 'so H'''
H. Roberts. resigned
u,,,y l. reckham Of Rhode Island to be Third
Iseu;cnant ia the revenue cutter service,
tn.,c.-uenry v johnson Of Colorado to he Attorney
.,,b. t,rited states for the District Of Colorado.
,b,rios H. Bellnger OF oregon, to be United States
ni,,ttct Judge for the District OF oregon.
william Roid OF Utah, to be Judge Of Probate In the
county OF san Pete. Territory OF Utah.
Ipteaor-panei N. Browning OF Illinois to he Com.
missioner OF Indian Affairs.
r,auk c. Armstrong OF Washington. D. C., to bc As
.,stant com missioner OF Indian Affairs
Conrad \. Jordan was born In New York city
IN 1881 He began his business career as q
clark in the Hanover National Bank. OF which
James 7. Woodward, q personal friend and
financial adviser OF President Cleveland. is
now President. He left the Hanover Bank to
become cashier OF bank at Fishkill. He has
been well known In wall street lor Quhrter
NJ A century. chiefly through his connection
With the Third National Bank. the New York.
ontario and Western Railroad Company. and
tbe Western National Bank. He was made
cashier OF the Third National Bank upon it's
organization. in 1884. and he remained In
that capacity for sixteen years. or until 1880.
when he resigned to accept the Treasursrship
Of the New York. Ontario and Western Rail-
road Compan
The sun., 1893-04-12
DUO TP EY 4 DREDGE.
The BODY OF Missing baltimore Young
WON IN Found.

BALTIMoRF. April H. On March 81 Miss
Marie +. Mnulsby, the daughter OF Mrs. Marie
Maulsby. left home about dusk for u walk. and
did not return. The family made diligent In
Iuiry among their relatives tut none had
seen her The police authorities were then
notified. and the misslnG Young woman was
advertised for. No trace OF her was iound.
To-day the body OF tho young woman was
dug upIy q Lig drrdge. which was at work
deepening tho dock at the Pier Of the Eastern
Shore Steamboat Company. ut the foot of
South street
The crew had Just started lIp after the din
ner hour. and after several tons had heen
brought up. the man at the machine noticed
from the ersy way. the chains wera running
that II was lighter than usual. As the scoop
appeared above the waters edge he saw tho
body OF q young woman caught between the
huge Jaws Of thH dred.e.
The machinery was at once stopped. and n
boat put out. which secured tho body. II WAS
completely dressed. only the hat being miss
ing, The body was Identified by means Of an
empty envelope ad dressed to her from TUFTS
College IN MASSACHUSETTS,. whore her brother
isa professor. There were no marks OF yio-
ss the family had feared.
The sun., 1893-04-12
Cuticura ReSOIvent
ON TIE PHILADELpuIA PLAN.
The Republican Party OF King. County Con.
strt otS ~ New Machine.

.,r, a.. ~. M."s,,.
revolution took place last night in the
.nanas'a.enI Ia ol 'ne hepup,cah IN hihcs
county. the General Committee. an unwieldly
body OF 400 or more members. having resolved
20 rina o,+ ,ho ,ro.nn. ~, III ,,.,,.; /,
" ~.po "u. nv preeen. warn ussoc'a'iohs ano
disoand itsclf. so as to make way for new
County Committe which Is to be composed
~ 1O4 memtars from IN, ward Nd town oor,-
,.,.,. VII viz wa ~ "Hu ''"n '''i
miuees.
The adoption OF this plan is the outcrovth
Of tbe penerol demand for roorganizat;on
,,,;sI sa,,.' 80, ~. .o =.
"hicn ioiio"eu the hepuDi'can oeieat at the
last election. The matter was placed in the
hands of . commi,te. ~ +b;rty.t two two rortb.
~ o =. .0't t''1'''ee Vi .'''i''e"o'"oinon'hs
ago ana the committees report was received
last night at the meeting OF the General Com.
mi,tee at .ba Critoriop Tba,,ra
m,
Inc plan OF reorganization Is similar In all
material points To TINT which has nreyoIIad IN
The sun., 1893-04-12
New York Conference.

TARRYTowN April 1.-the Conference com.
pleted its work at tho evening session. The
New York city appointments were as follows:
Asbury Church. J. $. Stone: Battery rars. Charles
Sam elson; bedford Street. Clark Wright: Calvary J.
X Day and u. Carpenter: centra: q. H. GREGORY
Church of the Saviour. z. l.. Hoac&er: Duane
Church FLETCHER liamliI: Eighteenth street.
iifysixth Street,; ". skinner: Five Points. 4. <.
thnford and j. W S,ileck: Fourt fourth Street. II O.
bari Fortythird Street T. l. Wilson: franklin Street
J. NJ. Bennett, Grace Il. Tipple: Jane street. r. NJ.
MIA. j. q. Oakley: Norris Heights ". T.. Ketchun:
n0 ,nsIsss., AEIenSs r. r., Wson fars vsnae
Andrews. g. ". Miner: 81 James, J; E. Price; st
Johns X T.. beii and J. u. King ST. Luke's @. Har.
rover; St Marks. Ernest Lyon: st. Paurs. A. J..
Palmer; St stephens. Andrew schriyer: THIRTY. y.hrst
1y,fourth street: y; Wiling; Washington Height.
and ]. j. PERTH: WoodIawn Z. Il. A. Hiss II. n Tra-
rers was appointed Presiding Elder.
The sun., 1893-04-12
MR.. CLEVELAND pROPHEsIED.
He Knew TINT There Would he n Gale Of
Wind Over the CollectorxhIp.


With the appointment OF Conrad n. Jordan
Assistant Treasurer In charge OF the Sub
Treasury at Wall and Nassau streets and Dr.
Senner Immigration Commissioner. in charge
OF Ellis Island. the anti-snappers ore thus far
ahend in the patronage line. The antl-snap-
pers have number OF candidates to fall back
on for tho Collectorship. the Surveyorship, the
United States District Attorneyship. the Ap-
praisership. and the Naval Officers berth.
They do not lack candidates. whereas up to
this hour neither Tammany. tho Brooklyn
Democracy. nor the State machinists have
ventured to suggest names for these impor-
tont places.
Much has been said about President Cleye-
lands delay in making the appointments In
the New York Custom House. But in 1885 he
waited until late in Juno before he announced
the appointments Of Hedden as Collector,
Burt as Naval Officer. ana Beattie rs Sur
veyor. President Harrison waited until April
Q before announcing the appointment OF Joel
b. ErhaIdt ns Collector. and it was not until
May that Col. Erhardt took charge OF the
Office; President Garfield made his New York
Il Vas on the sd OF March that he sent In at TO
ths ssnnS s1 of Ws%
split the Republican party Of tho state
and revolutionized the politics Of the State.
Collector Robertson. however, was state
charge Of his Office until Aug. !. Hayes was
inauIurated IN March, 1877. but 1t was not
until July y. 1873 that he made any change
in the Custom House. On that day he mp.
pointed Gen. Merritt to succeed Gen. Arthur.
who thus held overa year and quarter in an
admi inistration with which: though ItepubIi-
though, Collector Hendricks sent in his rrsiG.
nation on March 6, and there is. therefore. a
business reason for making an carly appoint
pent.
Mr.: Cleveland wishes he had the Job of his
hnn do nyh m Y Il act Erhn hnrIt =
shortly after election day on a train going to
Lakewood. 1t was at the time that dsega-
were tesieging Mr. Cleveland for Cabine ct nort-
iolios Col. Erhardt noticed that Mr.. Clsve-
land looked tired.
~ Don't YOU want to he Collector III to q the Port ?"
Mr. GeyeHnd wefy Is ised coana oGl drhaIdt Ind
enough OF that place. But lot me toll you, Mr.
Cleveland. that your place is not BY any means
That's true" replied Mr. Cleveland. hut
place, TOO. and there will be devil of time
filling It"
The sun., 1893-04-12
1T ODDS OYER THE EPOSTM4STERSHIP
Long Island city JrTer.oninns Endorse
Rival Candidates.


One OF the biggest disruptions that has tax en-
| place in the Democratic ranks in Long Island
| City In recent years occurred in the anti-
| Gleason wing OF the party at n meeting OF
| their City General Committee in Columhia
| Hall on Monday night.
The fight was over the endorsement Of n
| candidate for tho Postmastershp OF Long
| Island City. John T. Madden. private secre-
tary to Senator Floyd-Jones. led one side Of
the contendinG committeeman. Tho other
side was led by Henry c. Korfman. who was
seconded by his father-in- law. City Treasurer
Frederick ". Bleckwenn.
The contest orened when Mr.. Madden's
friends sought to overthrow IN endorsement
secured by Mr.. Korfman from the COMMITTEES
at meeting several weeks ago. Mr.. Mad
dens friends asserted that the entire proceed
tnGs were Illegal. as there was not a quorum
present when vote was put on resolution
endorsinG Mr. HOFFMAN,,
This state Of affairs they say was brought
about ny some one who. by accident or de-
sign. gave the Chairman n copy Of last years
ness rnder these bylaws the Gene General al Com. Com,
mittre consisted OF seventy two &c EN- bers, and
swenty0n" 1 made "a quorum This year there
two constitute a Quorum.
At the meeting which endorsed Mr.. Korf-
was sprung without warning. They were un.
prepared for it. and. being unable to check
the room. against Se the pratsst OF thess ew isI
the Chairman declared that there was 4
quorum present and announced tho resolution
carried.
that f SsSasD %Rs this "son Si .o the
meeting on Monday night. He had the com
mitteemen from the First and Second wards
alTost Mn q ns s9ld With good support from ihe
on the scene with the Fourth ward a unit and
many supporters In the Third and Fifth wards
and u few votes In tho First and second.
The contending forces seesawed back and
forth until after midnight when the Madden
men hnd the m inutes amended. Then there
was bolt for the door by Mr.. Korfman's sun
Eorters. Mr.. Madden had ~ out nf 80 votes.
The meetinG was closed after the Korfmnn
terday tho politicians We're talking about the
probable split among the JefIersonian Demo-
Gratis.
Other aspirants for the Postmastership are
sx-Assem blyman James A. McKennn. WHO was
Postmaster during Cleyelanis first Term. and
who, i Is said, ,is being backed ly senator
MctlellRnd for reapEOinlment: George l..
Paine. who is said TO TO Mr.. Madden's most
dangerous rival, and whose father. Ayan 4.
PPsyne. i is said, is an old college chum 81
Anschell, G. Dillon. and John Iarkin. Mr..
Kofiman claims to have William Stelnway as
his ha
The sun., 1893-04-12

Freedom and Millbrook. Jacob TyndaL Mount Hermon
q. Z. scott Modnt Hope. Z: Buyers. Mountain View
= J. Tomlinson Newton. J. b. Wright Oxford. W. j.
Hampton. Passaic. John Crawford patersom-Cal-
vary and West raterson.o T. Twist Cedar Gun. ".
johnson Grace. O. W. smith Market street. W s. Rob,
ineon and J. Munroe. Patterson Avenue. T. V. King.
Paterson Circuit supply Prospect street Andrews
simpson. r. X. Boyd, Trinity. g. g vogel. Phillips.
way: Wesley Church. Thomas Hall! PORT Golden T. D.
Mt Bethel W. ODonneli Port Dram. Henry Rice
Rockaway, Cornelius CLARK Rutherford. W. " Trum.
VT Gibbs. s!iliwate5; y. il: White: sasessunna. l.
wood " :. Demn,inn Tebo 4. =. Meller Tranquility.
Albert Van Densen. Vienna and James Chapel. W s.
j
The sun., 1893-04-12
A CHATHAM MIRACLE.
DIR. CARL VERRINDER'S vICIS-
STUDIES OF TORTURE
AND OF HEALTH.

uc ssuryivcs Them All. aud Recousts His
Wonderful Dciivernnce from, Poverty 4
and Death. and His Restoration 20 D.
Prosperity and viEor of sttnd
nnd Brdy-Good Words for
the q. q. 4. w.
ft7nIdm Popet)
In n Raleigh street residence here lives with
wife and one child-a little ten-year-o old
daughter-n musician known throughout On.
tario. IL not the whole Dominion. as n prince
among pianists. organists. and choir masters
"A veritable maestro and Wizard OF the Ivory
Keys" and no one who has over listened to
his manipulation Of the Ctoat organ In the
Park street Methodist Church. or heard him
evoke magic musics mystic melody " from
tho magnificent Decker Grand In his own
drawing room but will declare that his emil
ncnce is well deserved, and his peers can be
but few among tho professors OF Divine Art
The door plate bears the following Inscription:
The sun., 1893-04-12

dozen, cakes of CuTICuRA SOAP. and
four bottles Of CUTlCuRA. RESOLVENT.
on again. and to-day she has as fine
head OF black curly hair and ns smooth skin n q
heavier than they ever were. her scalp is free
from dnndrnH and her health is excellent.
with Same disease. or TO those who may doubu
the truthfulness OF this statement. write me.
inclosinga n stamp. and l will cheerfully an
swer. i am sure that the CUTICUKA RENE
DIES cured my wife. for she used nothing
else during the four or five months she used
them. FREEMAN STOEkER,
225 Court street. Allentown. Pa.
The sun., 1893-04-12

~ o's fsttNfi'Es tiOl Vyc
hrows all fell of. and
she presented n pitia-
BILE condition. We tried
almost everything. but
she continued to get
worse. Then we tried
one OF our best physi-
ciana. but all 10 no
purpose. Finally my
wife believed that the
Gu TICU RA RENE
DIES would cure her.
After she had used
nine boxes. OF CUTI-
~ 4
The sun., 1893-04-12
SICK PEOPLE CURED.
PATIENTS FROM EVERY STATE.
Er.iucut PhysicIans mt Your Scrvice-Not =
Penny 90 Pay for the Fouest Med
icnt Exnmination-28 200

The marvellous cures which Munyon's
homeopathic Home Remedy Company are
making attract people to their institution from
every State in the Union. Here may be seen
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ness men. mechanics women. and children.
who speak in the most enthusiastic terms OF
the wonderful efficacy OF their remedies. This
company employs O number Of skilled phys 81
clans. who make examin ations and give ad-
vice absolutely free. You can get your reme-
dies here. at your drug store. or not at all /:
there is positively no charge for the examina-
ton. This company have prepared specifics
for nenrly every disease, which are sold by all
druggists. mostly for % conts bottle.
Are you q sufferer with Rheumatism? Are
you willing to spend rs cents for u cure9 II
botle ep Of ln' Manyons Rhenm%tism cum 0' Cure
you are not benefited in six hours call ut the
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or compare this company with the 1uack
doctor establishments which curse our city.
but do us the justice OF DEMONSTRATING our state
Munyon's Gold Cure Is rnaranteed to break
pasitiSeIy prevent pneumonia. . ''''a 80
Munyon's Cough Cure positively cures bron-
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diseases where the lungs nre not too far de-
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure stands without a
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We guarantee to cure any form OF indigestion
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Weak and generally debilitated people
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Headache cured In five minutes. Asthma
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female complaints quickly relieved and soon
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Thousands praise the dny they came for
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The sun., 1893-04-12
THE METHODIST APPOINTMENTS.
Announcements OF Pa-torntes ut the Meet
ing OF the New York East Conference.

DANBURy. April l1.-Bishop w. y. Ninde made
the following appointment Of Methodist min
isters for the ensuing year in the New York
East Conference at the closing session OF the
Conference iu this city tonight:
N,r Fork Di.frir-BetheL g. A. Rnesel. Bridge
port First Chnrch Joseph Pullman; Grace Church ia
bUsss.S b6Ses A. Sana! sor mann .nnso N
FsTs & e S%sce , ssS Ts,, Shei'sr w .ns
East T.Tss nS zc.I o. y sss rsss
s05sfsS.n 5s Il asy k'ns sds% s5ss' ,eSsS i Hi
SS9ny.,il samuel GaIssy Naa.s rsn4sg rS1nsgg
"a Sss. TS,s SHs5S ss S;r
SsSt9n and dr sSa!hys% t,Ss,' Nsy YGrkI
owis. kn,l HfnS SefsR Sew D%s Y"!i Esss.on
e. srfs Miller A'fSnSSr MssS" street.
ssoSa .SSS l5% sI.. SSss' q S.Fi' nTs"
ssr!; Woodstockzw: !. sears NcholSIh 6; wh,nsy
.s sss,n Rsdss dNSis' y % @i
srsy rSsnd nsM "pss R, fssy
,,,sssssaeE: $,Iism Sfs%1; ssusi Sesxsls;, ;, IL +
Hs.%; .'sssssS;, s :;ss ss%sSs
i;,na W. s.ssis f:% SsSIss TS"
s.;y ssyyS and Missionary So
,s z s. T. r,,e'ass .sssss ss.SSp
hiss%dsd hfaiH he..!s vi Fras.
ESs. %, s%,Sp sf!'s Sss
9ss: GSs9sss S$sos Gh?;s ss$s !s
Seo,ss ADAMS IIigsHnqm; ii.ddam 3 + Norton s,a
tsf T's!$ ssy%
sssf!sss L psssf SsS s'a
saa ahsssats
WIZ ss t.'sn sSS%sat a sSf%
fas s9n'a gS1
Nelson Eawards I9rrinstonr W. + SeSnela wsr Msr
nsy .sn St nis Fsars ts Cleveland WStsi W",oriosn W
n Se.. sptsis FsnS %a.eoien. %s..s,is W
ss z 6sa %'1a.s H
G.i.syile. l. T Perry: .ua,,.r,,,. s,,,,,,n
BsSsien ;g 'Ts ss,'g
sss Bly, H sSsi! Bay FSss IN?
T. e Saw
!ss S,e
James ch%@Toa. , ja%s. Mon'somefy: Ssw 1orE
eedsneusn ae. Soj.Frnf sssa
san
George Van As,yns WsI5sn W street w. SMITH s, IVES.
YORK street. Lsmasl ReIsrdson; Centre MqTishe.
1 M r.a ,s sSsr Sas @
Church. p " Couch: Floral Park WIN: Ross; freeport.
SS%psSna s 1n
Park. A. W. Byrt North Anttyvllle. a.. b.. Thurstoh
Rockville Conn. Theodore S Henderson sag lIaibor;
saa spiinsaeld Ssss wss%sf
piecsya @ "s @ Ssuisa rlsy9 1uf
fsS,s
Leopard 'ss$s: Es%s:;
Street Tree; St, JOINS: sos,o Jsse. sss.
nae!e. A. s Cnvnnagh; conlne and DIX IiiIls, g w.
Glen Gs Henry h..n AG Sss
Island cry: ftT't Shursn. H. KastendsSs IS;.,
cSufeh asp.
son. New York. Allen street Memorial. William
Hamilton Gsebsle'n Eleventh Sir S,rees ;Is. l. foS
Howell; Madison Street. R. l.. Thompson second
sss RRoSa'h ss'ensn ssss Ien
Port Jefferson. !; l. rSise Port Wssninston;, !. =.
G s epFy .ymon Hon Hah
Mcrehous southod. Wiiiism u Carr stony Brook
Lorentz DANISH. Perth AmSoy 80, ~ > Burke
Logrs Swedish; Bethany: Brookiyn c = Torneiad
o,e S BSokn sMs SS.d N:n
York Henry Hanson spanish BToSkSn G,s@en!.
.nl a.n,.
secretary Missionary Society. j. o. Peck supern'
There are several erI places IN each district dist
supplied by candidates to the ministry