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The Washington times., 1894-06-16

bases-Ha milo ,, Hallmgn, McPhee, and Smith.
Double play-Taylor, haliman, and Boyle. First
base on halls-oh Taylor. .; of Chamberlain, s.
Hit by pitched ball-Deehanty, Hoy, and Alien.
Struck out-By Taylor, 1; by Chamberlain, g.
Wild pitch-Chamberlain Time-220 Umpire
Mr. lynch
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BAD LUCK SPELL BROKEN.
Henry of Navarro Succeeded at Last in
Winning Race

NEW YORK, June 15-The attendance ut Nor
ris Park today was fair Henry Of Navarr,
frightened most of the entries out of the frs
race, and at odds on he won in common canter
In the second race Spor; behaved well and wor
from start 10 finish. Agiator was strong til
in the third race, in spite of the fact that it was
his first time out of the box, and he had to be
content with third place, for he would not break
and acted very oadly at the post
La Misere was in l.or.et until the last six.
tcenth in the tf.h race. when i.ttlciield saw an
opening and shot through like Il flash, winning
with great ease. Summaries:
FIRST R,CE-Six furloncs Fenry oe Navarro.
lU1 PERKINS, = 10 >, won ry length and 1 half;
Me!ba, liG (ilanilIon), ~ 10 !, second by "A head,
Me'Fy Monarch ll3 (Gririn), Il to ), third.
SECOND liAcE- One mile Sport, 1iG Sims. C to
>, won by four lengths, " B. 100 (Jamilton,, 1
to !. second by half length: Gold Dola- 50
(keeiel, 80 10 /. 1ine-i 29-a
1HE;3 RACE-Fiyc f,rlongs. South Side. III
Dogeeta, 6 to /, won by length; BO,nb1zette,
IT'S iitIledetl. ; 20 !, second D, length: gits-
tor. lis Cia!aH even, third. Ti.no-O W..
ForRiH EaCE-Ua" iLilc. selIinu r. sileer.
los lDorGett, Ii TO ;, won by tiree lengths: Re-
mote, l0i (ferSins', - 20 !, second; Dwight, 10
tMorris), 30 to !, tairi. 1imc-I tl16
tisTI itACC-Unc Ii;iIe La s..srrT 10. Little
ficidl, To ,, won Dy four lengths; Flirt ~
Grimm, 8 20 =, second by u length and halt:
Star Actress. 81 Curtis, 8 to /, thild Time
1il#{.
SIXTH RAcE-Six furlonrs Selling The Com
morcr, 100 Perkins,, G u >, won 10y neck; Lot
tie hasiin, % itirifin), , 10 /. second by three
lengths: komping Gil, 81 Garter ~ to i, third
Tima-l:li.
Io-morrow's entries:
FIaSf kAcE-thret- quarter. CT n mile. Dun
cannon, The Judge Prosper, ir, War Bonnet,
lndra. Scamp, ii5 each; keI, liz. Lon Loster
ll5: hose StHBGish. 40 Waiter Riggs, l15: Hall
Mine, les; Hartford, iuS; Big Mid, iO5 (Seven
pounds claimed for Jockeys not having ridden a
winner.
SECOND RAcE-Bartow stakes Tbree-nuarters
Of 4 m:!a. King Gold. les Prince of Monaco IL.
Keenan,. ll3; Sir GalahRd. Paladin, 123 each
IHIED HSCE-Glen Island handicap. one mile
Assignee, lU9; Doboins. lss: Melody, Prig, %
each Long shanks, 50: Bl,ca iiaws 81: Marble
Post 81 tolusia, e Cater two doubtful
FOURTH RACE-New York JVc2ey Club handi-
cap. Mile and n quarter. PicArccket, H. Don
Alonzo, l2i; Herald. Red Skin, lOa each
FIFTH RACE-tiye-ciEhtbs Of Il mile Silyle
WinCdale, Nellie feyron lilly, CocxaGe Nor
gamma, Areca iiiiy, Annesette, l15 each; Dclmar
Cromwell, Amsterdam, Colleen Care kantaka
lune, Dor colt, Rondeau, Flash Brandywine,
1io each.
SlATH RACE-Ono and one-Iuarter miles Jo-
dan, 50; rom Skdmore, 81; GaAopins, King 100
Ciementinc, BesS Gacduff, 81 each; Augusta
Belle, 105; Count, 9S
The Washington times., 1894-06-16
Soiders, PITCHING W onder No Good

BROOKLYN, June l5'-Iyston, the wonder whom
Tebeau secured from the Easton club, started in
to pitch for the Spiders, but was yanked out in
the early part of the fourth inning. Attendance,
3,a07 Score:
The Washington times., 1894-06-16

Knott, 10l; Pirate King, los; Captain Drane, 1OS;
Imp. Somersault, no.
SEVENTH RAcE-Six furlongs. Selling. Ohiesa
dim Mcclure, Advocate, 81 each: Cass, so; Cal.
leen, 100; Siluria, 102: Beatilce, Salvation 1Oi
each; Promenade, IU7.
The Washington times., 1894-06-16
Boston Runchcd rheir Hits.

BosToS June l5.-Iiard hitting both sides
characterized to-days game, but the Bostons
punched theirs opportunely Attendance, SIS
The Washington times., 1894-06-16

Earned runs-WashinCton. 6: Chicago. .. Two
base hiis-l ell eau, NilmDt. Thrce-base hits
C. Abbey, PARROT Home run-Maul Double
plays-Radford, Ward. Cartwright; Iadford and
Cartricht: Parrot. ana AnsoH. Fist base on
bais-Oh Maui, /; off Il hbbey, 3 Hit by
inc,or, /: Chi, ago, J. Loft on Lases-yV ashing-
ton :; Chicago, D. Struck ou;-By Maui, /. by
B. Abbey, l. stolen bgses-C. Abbey. Tebeau,
Anson, PARROT, Schliver -. sacrifice hit--C.
Abbey. Time Of game-l.J5. Umpire-Mr. Nc
Ouaid
The Washington times., 1894-06-16

George T. Sanford viii be member of the
Yale athletic team which will visit England next
month.
Denver cyclists want the 10o-yard sprintine
contest for the championship TO take place in
their city.
W. j Edwards on Thursday at San Jose, Cal =,
broke the worlds cycling record for one-eiGhth
of mile his time being fourteen seconds fat
The ease Of Ross VS. Macdonough, for damages
arising out of The detention Of the race horse
OrnOnde, was priyGtely settled in London yes
terdaT by the payment % $500 to Rcss. lg.s-
The annual burlesuue baseball game Of the
sofa athletes Of the Columbia Athletic Club will
take place at National Park Tuesday, July g
Inc Marine Band viii furnish the music Cards
OF invitation are now ready
'tRockbridse Bye"-best in world for money
81 gallon, 81 quart, SOC. pint, 25c sample bottle
LYNCHs, 30i Ninth street northwest. wed&s
The Washington times., 1894-06-16
The Boat Race POSTPONED.
Miscellaneous Sporting Notes

PHILADELPHIA, June l5.-The Pennsylvania
Cornell race has been postponed on account OF
rough water.
The Washington times., 1894-06-16
EcoND RAcE-Six furlongs.
Selections.

First rsce-Brightwood; SANDER.
serond race-Varuna; Queen dor.
Third race-Senator; Postmaster.
Fourth race-Annorean; Freezer.
Fifth race-C. o. D.; Jim Fagan.
The Washington times., 1894-06-16
Total ... 81 &c a6 II 5

Earned runs-Philadelphia, 13; Cincinnati, 4.
Two-base hits-Hallman :, Boyle 2, Cross, Allen,
and Grady. Three-base hits-Turner and Dele
hanfy. Home runs-Dslehanty and Hoy. Stolen
The Washington times., 1894-06-16

BettinE-BlackbuTn, 8 10 8; Matte Chun, 3;
Salisbury, Z; Hollywood, Poverty, 20 each, Refine
dor, ~; Swampoodle, so; Duke John, -.
0E FOURTH BAcE-Five furlongs (Straight).
DO Maiden three-year-olds and upward Purse,
The Washington times., 1894-06-16
Mcckin Won Ills Game.

NEW YORK, June l5-Doyle was fined and put
out Of the game in the seventh inning for un-
necessarY kicking Attendance. 3.lOD Score.
The Washington times., 1894-06-16

stfEi on easily
scratched-Sweet Alice, los: Red Elm, IOO
Cloyerda!e. 100.
BettinC-Luray, .; Imp. Night Light, II to 5;
klanthracite, s. Little Charlie, 10; Honest Tom,
9; Imp Jene, ,; Tedd Gege Oregon, 60 each
The Washington times., 1894-06-16

Total. l.. =. g u q I2 8 Total .. 1a71a ?
Washington. ! . 0 0 O-6
Chi.ago.... 0 0 0 0 o l J. 4
The Washington times., 1894-06-16
Orioles rattcncd Their Averages.

BALTIMORE, June 15-The Orioles fattened up
their average to-day at the expense of Won der
Ahe's blue birds Attnndnuce 4 .al Score.
The Washington times., 1894-06-16

....faymaStef, lUl--- b0lted- ParSon.
Good start. Won driving
Betting-Alcazar, 3 to ;: Senator, 10: kebecca
IL; Florist, ,; Bingham, 10: Kingsbridge. 6: Pink
IL, 60; latsie, 10; Jack Garrabrant, Accidental
60 each: Paymaster, 20.
The Washington times., 1894-06-16
BROOM DAY.

Regular 25-cent three-string broom for 10
cents to-day Only 20 dozen Come early
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-06-29
sherIfrs Sales for Taxes.

/, or one OF my deputies will, on
Monday July l6, 1894, at the court
house door in Louisa, Ky, offer
for sale to the highest bidder, the
following described property, or so
much thereof as may lie necessary
to satisfy the tax against it for the
year indicated:
E 10 each sum named below
add S275 to cover SheriTs and adj
vertislng costs.
Jesse Thompson, 100 acres OF land
adjoining DIR. IL. Webb, Ia for
1898, SjT2.
James Ward, 60 acres OF land adj
joining NJ. V. Ward, tax for 1898
1919.
NJ. Chandler, one house and
lot in town OF Blaine, tax foT 1893
$500. A. j. WILSON, 5. I.C.
j. w. SHANNON, y. G.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-06-29

1nere are six good short stories
in july Helpers, although no en-.
nouncement is made that this is a
fiction nunb.r Specimen Jones"
Is enc Of Own Wis,er's most sue
cess.ul studies Of the Southwest !.
"The Evening Party by Grace
King, is sketch Of New Orleans
life with a vide application; "Ebb
and Flow by Eva Anstruther,
touches on The changing social con
ditions Of England Sun Mauyais
Quart d'Heurr7 is bright summer
sketch by Charles Stanley Rein
hart, who has illustrated it with
his own drawings Before. the
Break Of Day another @vigne,te
of Manhattan by Brander Mat
thews, gives a glimpse Of l;fc in
New Works great East Side; and
In Fly-Time," By Robert Grant, il
humorous Fturth-cf.July tale o.
New England farm, with pict
ures by C. D. Gibson.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-06-29


Dr. NJ. ]. Davls Is Apromlnent physl-
clan Of Lewis county. lows, aud has
been actively engaged in the practice Of
medicines, that plsse for the pastihirsy-
fvey cars On the 10th OF May while IN
Des Moines. en- route to Chicago, he
WAC suddenly taken with an attack Of di-
arrhoea. Having sold Chamberlaiu's
collie. cholera and dinthoea remedy Tor
The past seventeen years. anl knowing
IT, reliability, he procured a % cen; boz
tie, two doses OF which completely curd
him. The excitement aud change Of
water and diet incident to travelling 81
ten produce diarrhoea Every one
should p,osure he tie Of this remedy
beime leaving home For sale by A.
VI. hughes, Louisa, Ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-06-29

fny Gems 'sasmall Dc i tor bal but
that all twill costyonto eyre any or
,hiary seoi rheumatism Ii you use
Chamtra't MS Pain Balm. Try it aud
you will besurprlsed at tie prompt re-
liei it affords The htstappIlcation viii
quiet the pr .. 50cop bottles for ST e by
A. NJ. Hughes, 10 lisa, XIV,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-06-29

Areyouinsureds Il not. now Is The
time 10 proyideS rseli aud family with
obotilrpl Chamhllain's collie. cholera
and diaarhoea r,,ae,la as an Insurance
agaius, any serior. results from an At
tack Of tl.e bowel complaint during the
summer months, tits almost certain 10
he neededan shou be procured at once.
No other rcmed, ran take It's place or dn
lis work. 2Sand Dceni bottles for sale by
A, NJ. Hughes,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-06-29

The editor Of the Cynthiana
Democrat is an observer Of human
nature. He Hys Never judge
by appearance. A shabby old
coat may contain an editor, while
the man wearing the high plug hat
and supporting a dude cane may
be delirqueii subscriber.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-06-29

AIuMIxUM is the most abundant
metal known. livery clay bank is full
Of it. The difficulty is TO extract II
from other substances.
THE Victoria railway bridge over the
81. Lawrence al Montreal, Canada, con
tains Ooo,OOO cubic feet of masonry
and 10 800 tons # iron,
Is Shelbina. Mo-, war is made on the
English sparrows. They are made
drunk ON whisky soaked wheat, gath
cred up and de troyed.
MINIATURES merchants have appealed
to the newspapers to suppress news IN
reference to the smallpox epidemic IN
the interests Of business,
MN. MopJEsKA has been offered the
direction Of the national theater OF
Poland. and may accept that position
which is one OF great honor.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-06-29
Killed by Her Lover.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, June 90 Near
Lownesboro, Ala, Minnie Jones, aged
II. was called from her home by Vim.
Wilson, her sweetheart, who beat her
brains out with club. She had Just
returned from church with another
young man, which caused Wilson TO
become insanely jealous, Wilson is in
Jail, and lynching is threatened
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-06-29
sheriffs Sale.


BY virtue Of two executions, Nos,
80 and 1912, issued from the Clerks
office of the Lawrence Circuit
Court, one in favor OF Thomas IL.
Hiuc n Co. for S9l7.70 with in
terest aud costs, and the other
in favor of John b NinSon for
SG033l interest and costs to be
added. or one of my deputies
will on Monday the 10th day of
July, 1884, between the hours of 10
u. IN aud 1 O'clock p. m, ut the
'front.' door Of the court house in
LOUISA. Lawrence county Ky, OK
pose &c public sale to the highest
hest bidder the following property,
IT a. much thereof as may be nee
essary to satisfy the two above eN-
ecutions and costs OF sale, towitt
Abon' 392 acres OF land situated in
Lawrence Co., Ky, on tho Tug fork
of Big Sandy river, the beginning
corner of which is a sycamore
ut the mouth OF Cold wat
or branch, and being the same
land conveyed by Lazrous Niusor
and wife 10 James Ninson recorded
in deed book Y page 33S Lawrenc,
Co, Court Clerks office. See sale
deed for metes and bounds which il
made part of. Also lot No. -, il
Thomas n Sees addition to tn,
town of Louisa conveyed to defend
ant Ninson by Mead and wife. Sc
! deed hook page ,, in Lawrence Go
| Court Clerks office, reference |
had to said deed for further descrir
ton. Also lots Nos. % & ~ i
| Thomas&See's addition to the tow
| OF Louisa, decided to Ninson Ma
1891, by Thomas and wife, Sc
deed book u, page ~, Lawrence Go
Court, said deed for descriI ton
made part hereof.
The said property, land and lot
taken rs the property OF JAIME
Ninson. A. J. WILSON, 5. l.. G.
BY w, NJ. STONE, ID. y.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-06-29

ELwooD, Ind, June 25.--.Ios. States.
aged ~. farm hand employed near
Curtisville, six miles north Of here.
went bathing in a fish pond with some
companions, took cramps and was
drowned His parents reside at Hell
ena, o.. and the body was taken there
for burial Saturday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-06-29
nuckLrx,s ARNlcA SAW.

The hest salye in Tie world flr GUS, bruis.
q, sores, uletrs, alt rherp, fever sores,
letter, chappc hands, chilbains, corns, aud
skin eruplion', and positively cures piles,
or no pay required. |, is guaranteed 10
give perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price accents PET box. For sale by A. NJ
Hughes Louisa, Ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-06-29

RuBHs OF tho true pigcon-blood color
are SO rare that they are worth ten
times their weight in diamonds
THERE is profit in making chewing
gum. One brand is reported TO have
netted its manuf ,cturer g., 900, 900.
SEVENTY ycnrt ago there was one
homeopathic pl stefan in the United
States. where l,w there are $4,000
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-06-29

SUMNER, Ill, June "a samuel and
Adam Hickman, aged 10 aud IS years
respectively, sons of VIM. Hickman,
living nine miles north OF this city,
were drowned in Emberass river while
bathing Sunday afternoon.
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stnr Granted in Mlmnn,s case.

NEW YORK, June 90 Judge Barrett,
of the supreme court, has granted a
stay in the Erastus Wiman case until
Friday next.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-06-29

VALLEY VIEW, Ky, June 30 Joe
Carol. son Of J. II. Carroll, was
drowned in the river at Marble creek,
two miles below here, while in BATH
ing. The body has not yet been found
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-06-29
A Quarter Century Test.

For a quarterf century Di. Kings
New history has been tested. AMI the
millions who have received benefit from
its use testify TO its wonderful curative
powers in all di-rases Of throat, chestand
lungs. A remedy that has stood the
ties: so long and that has given so nniyer.
sal satisfaction l. 10 experiment. Earh
bottle is positively guaranteed to give re-.
lief, or the money will be refunded. 1t
ia admitted 10 be the most reliable for
coughsa and cold, Trial bottles Free at
\. ~ Aughc's drugstore Large size
soc. aud ~ 90.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-06-29
DETECTIVES

Wanted 10 every county u ct in The Sc
cret Service under instructions from
Capt. Grammar, ex.Chief Detective OF
Cincinnati. Experience not necessary
Established II years. Particulars nee
Address Grammar Detective Bureau,
Co, a Arcade, Cincinnati, o. The
methods and operations Of this Burtar
investigated aud found Lawful bv Unite
States Government.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-06-29

euluua1 aul lbs ~ le,-s 90
.K9 s5auGiJI 'uuilsaslp III ln' w.
sISp!a upjI s.uv viva
ploEssnoii 10 sloN "' N"' '"1HA '4'
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-06-29
The IlnrtsfeId Furnace aud Re.
inning %,
tInrOfLOrated)

Engineers ana Contractors for Nickel
Steel Foundry Equipments and pcduc-
ton Works. Estimates furnished upon
application. Established 1885.
Office and Works: Newport, KY,
Two miles from Cincinnati, Ohio.
BgANcu OFFICES aud DKroTs.-Judsou
Mfg. san Francisco. Cal omer a
10 e, Montreal aud rorWto, Can; y, w.
G. Carroll 4 10 Pittsburg, PA Hatfield
Steel Foundry Co, England George
Orenshlw. Henderson n. c.; La Rue
II; DWARF Co., Kansas lily, Mo Frank
ID. Epsy, rs Broadway, New York
Foundry Supply Co, Boston, Mas.
Arch'd b. ira & Son, Iron Mon. e,s, G. :
gov Scotland.
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POSITIONS GUARANTEED
A CERTAINTY OF SUCCESS.

We will construct and equipa iron,
bronze or nickel-steel foundry CT bauxi;e
aluminium reduction plants Of any ca
pacity desired, for any responsible party,
furnish cupola, refining furnace, all ma
rhinefy. tools and erect the necessary
buildings We will operate the plant ten
to Unity days and turn II over IN proper
working order under guarantee Of salts
factory results as TO capacity, quality Of
products and cost; the loss TO be ours In
case Of failure.
experiment when you can have
A CERrAINTYy ~All questions on
metal, furnaces or analytical work will
I've reality and conclusively solved by
corresponding with or whiting "
The Havtsfeld Furnace and Re-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-06-29

These are the official books, COM
PEELED by law to be used in the
schools. NJ. +. CoNLBY.
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:. IS. STfwkRr. Il G hot6liroN,
lriIu Master Asst supi
Atbisssi. ~
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OF the Bank Of Louisa on the Morning Jone 1894.

q Il, viSsoN, Cashier.
AUGUSTUS sxyDrn, Dlreclo.
A. j. GAARaD, Director.
ALEx lNDnR LAcKKY, Director
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-07-13
STATE NEWS.

The Merchantville Record is the title
Of Il bright, newsy paper that made its
initial appearance on Saturday week.
lIammontOn now has a Democratic
postmaster, the first practical change
in the history of the town. The man
agement has been in one family for over
81 years.
Congressman LoudenslageT some time
since introduced a bill in Congress
which has received a favorable report
from committee, raising the limit OF
cost of the new post Office in Camden.
The bill increases the cost Of the build.
ing 100000.
Few people are aware of the number
of people who carry a small life iDsur-
ance; in many instances the amount is
only $50 or 500. These small policies
are in companies that do not write for
large amounts and the premiums are
payable weekly. The cost of such in.
surance is necessarily high as the ex.
pense of doing the business, especially
making personal weekly collections is
considerable; hut the majority Of people
for whom such Insurance. is written
find Il few dollars of great help In case
of death. MANY families insure all of
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-07-13
M Woman Suffrage Yet.

The commission TO revise the JUN
ciary system of the State met Tuesday
morning in TreBton for the last time
until the first Tuesday in September,
when it will complete its labors. Ape
tition was presented by President Grey
requesting the commission to amend
article 2, section l, of the Constitution
by striking out the word "male' or by
inserting the words ''or female" so as
to permit female suffrage in the State.
Mr.. McDelmott, after a short but point
ed speech, moved that whereas the
President Of the United States had is
sued a proclamation that there should
be no 'interference with the nails
the petition he tabled. The commits
sioI ~decideded to receive the petition
and spread it upon the minutes.
The petition is the first of a series of
similar requests which are to be made
to the commission before its adjourn
ment, and the movement is founded on
the decision of the Supreme Court
denying women the right to vote.
The sections of Judge Forts PROPOSE
ton providing for the election of the
State Comptroller. State Treasurer, At
torney. General, Secretary of State and
Keeper of the State Prison by apopular
vote were rejected. The section proyid-
ing for the election of prosecutors of
the pleas by popular vote was discussed
at great length and was rejected, 8 TO
10. The section was favored by Judge
Fort because the prosecutor was an i'm
portant officer and should be brought
closer to the people.
MI. McDermott said that when uOmi-
mating conventions selected candidates
for prosecutors men would frequently
be selected who were the worst and yet
whose records were sufficiently good not
to interfere with their political success.
The criminal classes would vote for
such men as would be most lenient
with them. 1t was IA problem not yet
solved whether it vas for the best i'll
terests of the country that tine people
should govern by popular vote III such
matters. He was willing, however,
that the people should have the oppor-
tunity of voting whether they would
make the office elective.
Ex.Gov. Ludlow opposed the PROPOSE
tion and thought if Governors with the
right views were elected better prosecu-
tors would be appointed than could be
elected.
The commission referred Judge Car
rows proposition to abolish Lay Judges
in the Courts of Common Pleas to. the
Committee Of Seven, who will draft all
proposed amendments to the Constitu-
tion during the recess and report at the
first meeting following the vacation.
The committee comprises Samuel II.
Gray. John p. Stockton, Allan l.. Nc.
Dermott, Joseph d. Bedle, John Kean,
Jr., ]. Frank Fort and W. NJ. tanning.
1t may be a matter Of news to the
Republicans of New Jersey to know