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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-13
Qae'tion No 10

Please toll me wiz that Pau,
had 10 obey the law OF M,sos
under the directions " The Twelve
apostlcs after he had preached
sov&ntesn years to tho Gent'e
Please read.
And they are Informed Of thee. that
thou teaahcGt al The Jews With are
among the Genlil,s 10 foiaake Moses.
saying that they onyhl not 20 ':ircumcisc
their children. neither TO walk after The
customs
What Is IL therefore? tie multitude
must neeJs cluc together. for they vii
hear that ih0u ar cpmc,
d. 'hurgi,re this tnir we say to
thee We haze i"rr msn wh"h have II
vow rn them,
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QUESTION - %

Bro. Garrett.
Please explain Why Did Hpponh
Moses wife and her la;t soma w.on thpr
comr 20 see Moses why wicuApy cu.trd
her two sons aad VIZ Gtrshou ore ul
her sonS Sul he WIS ~ a,iuu ID a
TRANCE lArl and L Ter, her u,ueg son
SAID for the God Of NJ Iithel az! he.
was mine heap What il the case If
this contrast,
|. II hymcI.
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Question No. IL

Please toll us why Paul used
this language!
But con,rariwise, when they saw thGt
the gospel OF uncircumcisl0u WAS com
milted Into me. Ne The gospel OF the
circumcision was unto Peter; Gal. 81
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CREATION
!. AND !.
FORMATIONS
t,oatipuod from last week.

Continued from last week.
For the simple reason the law
had not tho life giving power and
IL could not redeem nor givsrand
this is Why Paul % sharp y
rsbuked Peter before them all.
Hs reauked him because he
knew that Peter knew that il
! was wrong to undertake. e make
the Gentilas live As do the Jews,
| for the law could not mako the
corners thereunto perfect, but the
bringing in oi a better hope did,
''by the which va draw nigh unto
God the comers" that are
here referred TO. are, first, the
lost sheep Of tho dispursod ones
0. Israel, who. through me gospel
of circumcision were TO be made
partakers ol the law, which @as
fally accomplished; a - 30 plain
y sh1wH by this sospsi ii tho
jews.
And Chri5t's commGndm 'lts to
the twelvs apostles were that
they should obey t.. l,v, ard
obaeyve all thlnga, written therein
and i vas 70 this end, inst ho
gave (, those thciy, leadera OF
tier iailsn brethren, t'!e gospel
pot c,rcumcisinn, that through
IAhDm the jews might he made to
! :.r. AMI ha,iiave, and b. justified
| u Ihr:-. according 10 TIE law.
Ana - aching these heic.;g OF
If justi! .'iou, 'nry also reached
the heights Of glory and of the
way Which. acc2r!lpn to- ,ha Bible
is formed, "tht hi,T1v,' Add
beroui, tnr Grntiirs through Saith
ard the racc!vitg Of saiyasjoa;
by tHr', wort mad" coin u
'h'r.unto, uaGo the gospel Il the
unr.rr1n'I,iun, which they oni,y.
el .o Ic.u 1Arj,a.
TAn .radu mtst ~, think that;
b-"nus" rou prenraod diff rent
d"etfms IyHr that Of Peter, shat
ith's II ''ssql'jy MIKE, q liy,ron
hrN"rn lh. t@o gospoIs og CHAR.
in"tng'. ict II rs ngt =. Christ
IaPp9,"oG tpoaeh BIS own say to
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Question No.17
Why did Paul reason out of tho
law Of Moses aud ont OF tho pro.
phets 80 mnchg Please read,

And When they had appointed him u
day. there cane maHg 10 him into his
lodging: I" whom he cxn2und.i aud
testified e kingdom Of God. pefsuad
ing them cnneerning Jesus both out Of
the law Of Moses. and out OF the uro
phets, from moruing ill evening". Acts
2S--3
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THMWINyy

Tanning done 10 JAiI Nu'. u
the colony paOpio. ~ i'nds -
icDih"r "l1s
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Page at Inquiry.

Rrc, Ei. please lie. some preacher
tell m. who is the cause OF SO many
divisions: making SO many diirsrcn,
determinations a fighting each
other with the sword Of scisMs.
John Volaev
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Villa: spaca did Chri,t slgnd m
in time the njoi OF 'Josty
Spencer Elllh
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seeing no meaning i'll them, Blu,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-05
SOUTH AMBOY.
ExPECT RIG BUSINESS.


Salz e Steiner epexct TO do a rush
ing business with their assignee sale,
which begins today. They have five
new clerks engaged for %disposing of
the goods and we wish them luck,
but as business has been for a long
time dull in this boorugh they will
have to offer bargains u-nprecedent-
cd to induce the people to buy. No
n has been able to peep behind the
screens-bills in the windows, 81
to satisfy their curiosity, b.
doubt with so many ladies he .g
them, the windows will be very
temptingly arranged.
For a small town we consider we
have an extra nice lot of drygoods
stores. We told in another issue
about Kolliseh's neat and bright
store and the fine lot of goods always
to be found there and willing hands
to display them for the peoples as
we'll as their own benefit. Then there
is NJ. Kaufman's store the windows
Of which speak for it, as they are al
WAYS temptingly arranged; and SaiZ
and Steiner were always eager TO
please the public and putting up bar
gains, so you have no need to go ont-
side of your own town for what you
need in the dry goods line.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-05
ISLE OF MAN IN REVOLT.
Manx Legislature Threatens to Act
Independently of the Impe-
rial Government.

Hall Gaines fellow-Manxmen Sc
cured a representative constitution
from the British imperial government
in 1866, and imperial interests have
since been looked after by a deemster
and vicar general appointed by the
home office. The house of Keys, or
lower branch of the Manx logisia-
ture, says the New York Times, has
always been opposed to such appoint
ments. and now its radical wing
threatens to deprive the imperial gov
eminent of any hand at all In the ad-
m%inistration of Manx affairs. with the
exception of a nominal WELD OF the
British scepter.
A significant note from the British
home office was recently read in the
house OF keys. 1t requested and re
CURED" the loyalty of Manxmen &c
the constitution of 1866. and added
that the British government could not
consider for a moment the question
of home rule for the Isle Of Man, as
such an autonomous situation was q
n to imperial interests. More
over. continued agitation would only
lead to one thing-the abrogation OF
the constitution and complete annexa'
ton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-05
T0TTENVlLLE.
srATNN ISLAND BoAT cLUB.

Members Are Getting Ready Fol- FIRST
Series of Races.
The Staten Island Boat cup Is
again in the field for rowing nonors
and if the present plans are carrisu
out. the season of 1906 VIII pc the
most active in the clubs history.
This Climb is up and doing carrier
tban usunl this wear as it already mas
TWO crews In training for the initial
.agattas A new four-oared shell has
Mean ordered. and is now nearing
eomnletion and will probably be de-
Svard with a week. The boat is for
he clubs senior four-earded crew
which consists at present OF Johnson,
N donald, w. Donald and Scrymser.
II is the intention of the club to
have a senior four in all of the re-
gattas this year. including the nation
al championship at Worcester In Aug
nst. A Junior four gig crew Will be
entered in the Decoration Day regat-
ia on the Harlem river.
The clubs first entry will be III the
senior four-oared smell race in the
American Henley regatta on lhe
Schuylkill, Philadelphia, May 20.
Tomorrow a good many of the mem
bers will row to Rossville, where
they will have dinner at the French
MANS and row back in the AFTER
noon.
Everything SENS to indicate that
the cas- of. 1906 will be a record
breaker for the club and 1t SIMPLY
rest with the members to make IL SO.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-05
WAITING FOR PAPERS,

We were glad to have a report we
had heard before, confirmed last
night. We had been informed that
Rev. II. M. P. Pearse, rector oil CHRIST
church. was heard to say that ne
would never sign a paper to let the
trolley company make their ~ IN
Christ church cemetery. Last night
we heard the same from a party VINO
we hope got ii SO straight that there
could be no mistake about 1t and we
hone there isn't. The men staked
oni another course in the cemetery
Thursday that would take the tracks
farther from the plots, but YESTERDAY
no more work was done and 1t was
said they were waiting for papers to
he signed. One party residing IN
that section of the borough said be-
fore anyone knew It the tracks might
All be laid as the ties were still IN the
cemetery and the fence was down :
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-05
CARTERET.
LOCAL ITEMS.

Rev. and Mrs. E. r. Brown and
son Roger spent Wednesday i'll RAN
way. 4
Mrs. ]. F. Young has returned
from a few days visit in Newark.
Mrs. Philip Mccarthy spent Friday
in New York.
Mr.. Rapp is moving from his sons
house to his house, recently pur-
chased of Mr.. Louter.
Mr.. j. G. Wilson took a trip to
Perth Amboy Thursday night.
William Radley stole a march on
his friends. Thursday he tool MISS
Nellie Coleman to Newark, where
they were quietly married. Mr.. Rad
ley's sister, Mrs. Rothery, acted as
bridesmaid, and Jerry Hurley, OF this
place, as best man. Later in the day
Mr.. Hurley was also married. Ine
couples returned on the midnight
train, so avoided the usual tin pan
serenade by the children. Their
many friends wish them a long ne
of success and happiness. They VIII
make their home here, where MI
Radley has q coal business.
Rev. Mr.. Brown was out OF Town
on business yesterday.
Mrs. c.. r. Disbrow returned 10
Brooklyn after a few days WISH WIN
her brother. She will leave today Tor
Atlantic City, where MI. Disbrow has
| taken a large hotel for the summer:
Mr. Jesse Walling and Mrs. b. b.
| Walling, of Woodbridge. were call
ing on relatives in town Friday.
They made the trip in Mr.. Walling's
new automobile.
Mr.. ]. r. Young is having new gut
tiers put on his house.
Mrs. Glectner and Mrs. Fritz spent
Friday out of town.
William Nash and Louis Sabow
were Perth Amboy visitors Friday.
Mr.. ]. Gallager is moving in one
of Mr.. Heil's flats, vacated by James
Bryan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-05
ITEMS.

Mrs. Harry Demarest, of West
who has been sick for a couple OF
weeks, is getting better.
News has been received from Har-
nv Per Ice, who has been away over
two a on business in South Am
erica He mas been very sick in Mex
leo. but expects to return as soon as
he is able to be removed, to Harry
Demarest's, of West avenue
The Parish Aid Society, OF st.
Johns church, met Wednesday morn
ing at the home of Mrs. Colloque, OF
Cliff road.
Mrs. Bryant, who has been spend
ing the winter with Mrs. j. A, Met
calf, has eft.
Mrs. Smith, of Brooklyn, visited
her daughter, of East avenue, Mrs
Metcalf, Thursday, to celebrate the
birthday of her granddaughter, Grace
Metcalf.
Mrs. Ruggles. of rNew York, i
spending a few days with Mrs. T.. w
Cooper, Of Cliff road.
Ware Bcynton, the little son oil
Gorham Boynton, of West avenue,
who has been quite sick, Is now much
better.
William Ballard, of East avenue
has a little blackboard automobile.
ELH
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-05
LOCAL ITNMS.

Rev. Joseph Jackson is SUFFERING
with one of his eyes and now fears IL
is getting worse instead OF better.
He and his son, Joseph Jackson, Jr.,
vent to Mount Holly yesterday TO see
his doctor.
Miss Nellie Bending entertained
her sister from Keyport yesterday.
Dr.. e. q. Haines was an out OF
town visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Mcdowell and babe have gone
for a visit 20 Mr.. McDowells rather S
n is said that the Girls Friendly
Society will soon close their meetings
for this season.
Miss Adelia Culver, of Broadway,
entertained her cousins from Mata-
wan Thursday.
Mr.. Hackett, clerk in Chris
Straub's meat market, was taken
home sick, with pain in his side yes
terday.
Mrs. Robert Higgins, of Brown
town, was a borough visitor yester-
day.
Miss Mae Higgins, of Maxville, was
a Newark visitor yesterday.
Mr.. ]. A. Sexton will give his gar
age a new dress of paint.
The South Amboy Floral Company
are delivering quantities of lovely
geraniums and "Henderson's Mon
mouth pansies" are going also.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Donnell, OF
Main street, were out of town visitors
yesterday.
Miss Anna Kelley and her sister
were New York visitors today.
j. E. Montgomery has got ahead
Of a number of the store keepers with
his new screen doors.
Mrs. Charles Clubhouse and daugh-
ter, Mrs. C. White, of Atlantic High
lands, were guests of Mrs. Herman
Kollisch and family yesterday.
The Misses Celia and Mildred Rub
enstein are back with us again. They
received a royal welcome.
Mrs. Jonathan Compton, of Bor-
dentown avenue d%islocated n OF
her knee a p in some way unknown
10 her. A doctor is attending her.
Miss Struebell, of High Bridge, re-
turns today after being a guest OF
Mrs. Walter Compton for a few days.
Miss StrueDell was stepping down a
stoop in John street when she caught
her heel in one of the steps and was
thrown forward and down on her
knees. Besides several bruises she
hurt one of her feet quite badly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-05
WEBS GIRL Fl AT ACE OF 30
Remarkable Los Angeles Father Has
Seventh Child at 96-Breaks
Two Ribs at 90.

Los Angeles, Cal.-At the age OF 80
Simon Hendricks, of this city, went
a-wooing and married a senorita aged
81. When he was 81 his first child was
born. When he was SO his seventh
child was born. Now, aged 80, he
breaks two ribs while at work, and is
recovering.
Hendricks is a brickmason of this
city, and will be SO years old on April
20, and among the things for which
he is thankful are the facts that the
two ribs recently broken are mend,ng
nicely and that his youngest child, Au-
rora, aged three, is as healthy and
happy as any girl of her years in
town.
Cupid did not figure seriously in Mr..
Hendricks career for several years
after his birth. In fact, he renamed
a shrinking bachelor until he was
80. Then the 80-year-old brickmasoI
won the heart Of a senorita named
E~ncarnacion Peters. She was q
when she became his bride July 9
1887. The marriage took place herr
and the children, even of them, wer'
born in southern California.
Hendricks says that he has smoked
tobacco and drank liquor most Of hi
life. He was born in Somerset, Ky.
April 20, 1907. This was eight year
before Waterloo. He has personal rec
objections of events which are nov
chronicled as ancient history.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-05
Girl wins Odd Wager.

Cedar Rapids, Ia.-A novel election
bet was paid when Charles Newman
wheeled Anna Biedeman ten blocks
through the business district in a
wheeibarrow. The young lady select
ed A. H. Conner as the winner OF the
contest for mayor, and Newman
backed C. d. Huston, and paid the bet
without a murmur. The w~heelbarrow
was gayly decorated and ornamented
with a large portrait of the successful
candidate. Hundreds of people con-
pregated on the streets, and the young
lady was cheered to the echo.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-05
LOCAL ITEMS.

Captain John Hawkins, of William
street, left Wednesday for a short
trip to Virginia, where he will visit
his sisters at his former home.
The Lehman building. In Main
street, is receiving a fresh coal OF
naint. Contractor and painter David
r. Robbins is doing the work.
The store keepers were made hap
Ply yesterday by the first appearance
of the street sprinklers this season
and they we're certainly welcomed
as the streets were in a bad condl-
ton.
Captain Edward F. Meehan, of 2O1
Engine, stationed in Eureka place,
is away from his post of duty on a
leave of absence Oh account OF illness
Mrs. William Cougle and daughter
Ellen, of Johnson avenue, spent
Thursday with her mother, Mrs. Ellen
Walsh, in Rosebank.
S. N. Broderson, proprietor OF the
Ferry hotel, in Bentley street, Is
having the hotel painted and liked
up for the coming season.
Sheriff Charles j. Mccormack, OF
Richmond borough, has received ms
fine new horse and city buggy TO DC
used for official purposes.
The game of basketball between
the Girls Basketball team, of Princes
Bay, and an out of town team viii
be played in the K. of P. Hall, II
Amboy avenue, Monday night, May
II.
George w. Moore, the plumber O
Lafayette place, has accepted a posi-
tion In Jersey City.
The Montauk Social Club will opeI
their tennis court for the season thi'
afternoon, in Amboy avenue.
Mrs. David Apologize and Mis-
Eva Ried will open their manicurinl
and shampooing parlors at los Wi
liam street Monday.
Mrs. George Skull, of Washington
D. c., is pending a few days with he
parents, DR.. and Mrs. David Coleman
in Amboy avenue.
Mrs. Henry Antonides, of Eas
avenue, Perth Amboy, was the CUES
of Mrs. Harry Talbot, in Lafayett
place, yesterday.
William O'Brien, of Broadway
was a visitor In Union Hill, N. }.
yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-05
WELCOME COUNCIL MET.

Welcome Council No. so, Daugh-
tiers of America, held their regular
meeting in their rooms in Mechanic
Hall, in Main street, last night, INC
after the usual business had been
transacted the members and their
friends spent the rest of the evening
PLAYING cards. Progressive euchre
was played for prizes. Harry e.
Bachman was awarded the prize, a
meat platter, and there was also a
finch game, at which Miss Elsie
Paugh was also awarded a prize of a
meat platter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-05
HUGUENoT.
BAND

A large number of people attended
the entertainment and dance given
under the auspices of the Rossville
Band, in Washington hall, Rossville,
last night. The hall was hardly
large enough to accommodate the
people. Throughout the entertain
ment the audience appreciated the Sc
lections rendered by the band. The
recitations by Miss Flora Fink were
excellent, as were the vocal solos by
w. M. Wniant, Mrs. Humphreys and
T. j. Shelly, piano solo by Miss Mar
bel Matthes and the recitation by
Miss Mollie Gaynor and the singing
of the Glendale Quartet from the
Hunters Tennessee Minstrels, OF Tot
tenville. After the entertainment
dancing was enjoyed until a late
hour, when everybody departed for
their homes fully satisfied with the
evening entertainment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-05
WHIST CLUn MEETING.

The Whist Club met Friday after
noon at the residence of Mrs. G. j.
Demarest, in Green street. The first
prize, a scrap basket, was Vol by
Mrs. S. B. Hinsdale; the second, n
telephone register, was o by Miss
Laura Cutter; the third, a plate, was
won by Mrs. Brewster, and the
fourth, a Bohemian flower basket,
vas won by Mrs. Campbell. The
first guest prize "a half-dozen sherbet
glasses, was won by Mrs. Voorhees,,
of Sewaren, and the second, a Mex
lean drawn work center piece, was
won by Mrs. Howard Valentine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-05
PASSED THROUGH o o

About six years ago Frank T. Dix.
on, of Bloomingdale avenue, stepped
on a piece of glass and cut his lert
foot. A small piece of the glass
broke off at the time and still re-
NAMED in his foot, and al lefforts 10
extract it at that time were frnitless
and the wound healed up n ala nol
bother him until a few days aso,
when it again troubled nm ~
worked its way out on the OPPOSITE
side from where 1t had entered. AZ
last reports he was was getting along
nicely.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-05
TOTTEMVILLE.
WHIsT c1uB MEETING.

The Friday Afternoon Whist CLUB
met at the home Of Mrs. r. W. Wood,
m Main street, yesterday afternoon.
Progressive whist was played for
prizes. Games started at 8 o'clock
and continued until s o'clock, when
dainty refreshments were served by
the hostess, and a most enjoyable
afternoon was spent by all. Prizes
we're awarded the following most
successful ones. First prize vas
awarded to Mrs. George w. Moore, a
handsome sofa pillow, and second
Mrs. Cornelius Rogers, a gilt clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-05
HOUR OF THE DAY

G. A. Sexton, the reliable Druggist
Of 20 Smith street, Perth Amloy, is
having calls for "HINDIPO," the new
Kidney Cure and Nerve Tonic that
he is selling under a positive guar
antee.
Its merits are becoming the talk of
the town and everybody wants to try
it, and why not? 1t costs nothing If
it don't do you good-not one cent.
lie don't want your money if Il
does not benefit you, and will cheer
fully refund the money. Try it to-
day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-05
METUchEM.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LOCAL ITEMS.

Charles Bloomfield is entertaining
his brother, Colonel John Bloomfield,
from the west.
Mrs. Thomas Barr gave. a delight
full luncheon to a number OF her
friends yesterday.
Mrs. Tnorfin TAFT is able to be out
again.
Miss Kelly is improving.
Miss Grace orion is seriously i'll at
her home here.
Miss Bessie Decker visited her
| parents over Sunday.
The school board had a meeting
in the schoolhouse Thursday night,
Many Metuchenties attended the
Barnum & Bailey circus at New
Brunswick today.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Case are occH-
pying their home to the delight OF
their many friends here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-05
Failure of Wireless.

In the recent British naval maneu-
vers off Lagos wireless telegraphy was
found unreliable in the existing cireum-
stances. Several cases of friends firing
friends occurred, and it is announced
that visual signaling will be adhered to
in the British navy till wireless teleg-
"anty is much improved.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-05
Arithmetic Races.

In the recent great athletic meeting
at Canton arithmetic races were a fea-
ture. Pupils from the schools carried
slate and pencil, and in the course OF
the race they encountered a black
board containing d sum to be solved.
The boys were lined up as they reached
the goal, and those whose calculations
were wrong were then eliminated The
FIRST three left in the line were counted
Winners. -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-05
SEWAREN.
EVENING WHIST CLUB.

The Evening Whist Club met at
the home of Mrs. Fowler, of East
venue Cards were played. Mrs.
c.. b. Wood, of Holton avenue, won
the ladies' prize, which was a gold
hatpin. Mr.. Teed, of Woodbridge,
won the gentlemen's prize, which was
a ''Tabard Inn" book. Refreshments
were served late in the evening.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Wood, DR.. and Mrs. Colloque,
Mrs. Balfour, Mrs. Wright, Miss
Eloise Gimbernat, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Metcalf, of Sewaren, and Mr.. Teed,
of Woodbridge. .drt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-05
4 COMING ENTERTAINMENT.

Miss Ola Bidwell, OF Brooklyn,
who is a singer, reader and violinist.
will appear Tuesday night. May %,
in the South Baptist church. in Main
street, under the auspices of the
Ladies Aid Society of the church.
Miss Bidwell is n 0, the most de-
lightful entertainers on the platform
today and she comes highly recon-
mended by the press all over the
country.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-05
Annoying Letters.

All member of parliament are more
or less burdened with letters from con-
st%ituents, but the labor members are
the greatest sufferers. One of them
the other day received a letter of 100
closely written pages, about a personal
grievance of the writer, in which he
thought parliament should intervene.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-05
PLEASANT PLAINS.
~kEYSTONE A. c.

The Keystone A. c. baseball team
who has secured the grounds at
Slover's Park and race track in AM
how avenue, near the station, will
probably play their opening game
Saturday. May IL, with an out OF
town team. Notice will be given lat
er. Only first class teams will be
booked and some good games may be
expected. A number of the we'll
known Excelsior players will be seen
on this team this season, such as
Grant, Hartman, Mcdonald. McKen-
ma and Fitzpatrick. The managers
of the team are H. Chevanny, OF Sea-
side, and Arthur Romer, of Huguenot
Park. F