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National Republican., 1877-10-06
IeYNlnr the Water Tax.

The water registrar Is about to make assess.
ments for water mains laid In Georgetown and a
question has been raised upon which he desires the
instructions OF the Commissioners Under an act
Of Congress, passed May u. 1852, II was provided
that water tax. not exceeding sixty cents per
front foot may be levied and collected all lots
and parts Of lots within the limits Of the city Of
Georgetown in front or parallel To which water
mains may be- laid by an act of the Legislative
Assembly Of the District Of Columbia approved
cent. per square foot should he levied upon cvcry
lot and parcel of lot which binds in or touches OH
any avenue, &c., In which main water pipe may
hereafter be laid
question has been raised as 10 the law of Assess.
mcnts applicable 10 Georgetown. and II is con,
tended that so far as Georgetown Is concerned
tho Territorial act did not and could not, repeal
the act Of Congress of May, 1862 and that there.
fore, all assessments within the limits Of George.
town shall be made In accordance with the pro.
OF the Territorial act As II Is important that this
question should be decided speedily as the prcpa.
ration for making assessments is almost complete
the water registrar requests the Commissioners 10
advise him under the law,
The subject was referred TO District Attorney
Blrncy who states that portion Ofthc act of lS6l
Is embraced In the Revised statutes OF the District
Of Columbia, and by section l2Dd Of that code all
acts Uf Congress passed prior to December !. 1873
relating to the District Of Columbia any portion OF
which I. embraced IN the foregoing provisions, arc
repealed. There is therefore. nothing left of the
act Of 1872 exCeRt 50 much thereof Rs IS contained
|" S FfSsTS hss sS I E n SesS sSnrdysS rs Of y n tax
ls7d, IL Is provided that oil laws and ordinances
then In force in the city Of Washington relating to
the payment and collection Of water taxes water
rents and taxes for wacr.mains be, aud the same
are extended In and made operative over all parts
of the District Of Columbia where water taken from
the United States aqucduCt was used and the taxes
and rents due payable and cOllOctable In the same
manner and ut the same rate those Of the city Of
Washington. He, ihcrciurr advises that the tax
for wutCr.mnlRs and pipes laid down In the city OF
Georgetown should be made in accordance with
the laws and ordinances now In force in this city
National Republican., 1877-10-06
The Labor Exchange.

The labor Exchange yesterday received ap-
plication for employment from forty.ninc men and
nineteen women. The total number Of applicants
since the ofice opened arc $50 males and 30 fe.
males. There appears to be a greater demand for
female help. as positions are easily obtained for
women who wish to do general housework. A
large number of the women who apply, however
desire to get employment as goyernesses or to do
fine sewing or other elegant work. The names Of
these are destined to remain on the list while
women Of more humble pretensions get work i'm
mediately. Some Of the cases of the women who
apply arc extremely pitiablc. Some Of those who
apply are women who have come to this city In the
hopo Of obtaining a Government position. They
think that the Labor Exchange will help them get
their offices take care Of them until they do get
them. These women are disappointed, as the OBJ
jcct Of the Exchange Is to furnish employment for
District people. The demand for male help is
much lighter than that In the female department.
although there are more than four times MS many
male applicants for employment Complete records
OF all the business Of the Exchange is kept. When
a person makes application for employment he has
to I'LL up blank. The person to whom the april.
cant refers fills up the bottom of the blank. The
form of application Is as follows:
National Republican., 1877-10-06

SPRISGFIRID, o., Feb g. 1877.
This Is to certify that have used vegetine manu-
factured by II. n. Stevens Boston, Mass, for Rheu-
matlsm and General Prosiration OF the Nervous Sys-
tenn with good success. ] recommend vcgetine as an
Yours very truly, "
CIV. vANDEGRIFT.
Mr.. yandegrift, OF the firm OF vandearlft 4 Hufr.
man. Is well known business man In this place, hav-
Ing one OF the largest stores In Springfield, o.
National Republican., 1877-10-06
Indications,

For NeT England aud the Middle atlantic
States co'der clear or partly cloudy meather north
eriy Tinds aad rising barometer. The storm last
night IN The NeT England and Middle States is now
disappearing of he coast Of Nora Scotia.
National Republican., 1877-10-06
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

ONE visit to Dr. Hartley insurcs instant rcllef for
catarrh. No exorbitant fees in advance Resi-
dence removed to 934 New York avenue.
Lcftof clothing. watches, pistols, &c. bought at
Hcrzog's, 915 street. Orders attended 10.
All kinds OF trunks made TO order, repaired and
covered At Murrays, Soo Pennylvanla avenue,
Market Space.
THE finest New York buttcr In the city; also,
choice Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Western but.
Yer, a. Spicers butter store, southwest corner OF
Ninth and streets. Fine cheese at less than Bal
prices a. low al tho lowest cali and be con.
vinccd,
National Republican., 1877-10-06
OUR MINISTER'S WIFE.

LouisvILLE Ky Feb. 10, 1877
DEAR SIR: Three years ago was suffering terribly
with !nhammatory rheumatism. Our ministers
wife advised me to take yegctine. Amer taking one
bottle was entirely relieved This year, feeling
return Of the disease, again commenced taking It,
and am being benefited greatly II also greatly i'm
proves my digestion.
Respectfully, MRS. A. BALLARD,
i0l West Jefferson Street
National Republican., 1877-10-06
Irrespective Of Color.

Three gentlemen presented themselves at
THE REPUBLICAN office yesterday and presented
the following communication, which speaks for
itself:
EDIrOR RFPUBfIChS; In your issue Of yesterday
morning notice the following: Tho employees Of
the Capitol were invited by Mr. r. Freund to par
take Of his hospitality" This Is Incorrect You
should have said a part Of tho employees were In
ity. or, In other words, the white employees.
Respectfully, EMPLOYEE.
National Republican., 1877-10-06

ROBERT O. HOFFMAN, real estate agent 90 F
street northwest, has some welllOcsted furnished
houses to rent 10 private families only
National Republican., 1877-10-06

FALL OvERcoATs at $3.50 and up.
EsEMAS Bros, corner Seventh and r streets.
National Republican., 1877-10-06

EPIPHANY CHURCH has found II necessary to &C,
COmmOdutc the large number attending both of Ia
own members and strangers, by appointing Add
tIOnal Sunday services. SEQ the notice in another
column.
National Republican., 1877-10-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES YESTERDAY.
Henry Garner and Iedrietta williams.
THE REAL ESTATE RECORD.

The following convcynuccs were recorded yes.
terday: Loring and Della Chapel to C. II. Chapel
maker to Michael Clarke part of lot 7, IN square
w, for sli01 James H. Osgood ct al. to George ?.
Elliott lot T. in square S73, for sSJOO; W. H. Bore.
man and wife to Annie NJ. Burley, lot ~, in square
3o9, for siOG N. J. Wright and husband to II. f
Harris east half OF lot ~ In Pleasant Plains for
$50: ". D. serrin ct uS. To franklin ?. serrin part
OF lot In square i0 for 81 a01 j. T. Burnett ct ux.
70 Anne Town, part Of lot 5. in square si6 at s3n
W. y Humphrey ct ux. to Thomas Summerscalos,
lot 2' In square south of square i75 for 81 23i5 G..
G. Bryan to Julia N. Hanscom, part OF lot 4, In
square 3i7, for slO
National Republican., 1877-10-06

To Order.
Pants at s5 and suits at $40.
EisEuAN Bros, corner Seventh and r streets
National Republican., 1877-10-06

YoUSG people, pay attention to your teeth. Clean
them daily with Thurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow.
der, the best dentifrlce known. 1t will preserve
their whiteneS through life, prevent decay and
toothache Much pain and trouble is caused by
early neglect, therefore take heed In time Price
25 and 80 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-10-06

CLEANSE the system and purify the blood, remoy.
ing dyspepsia sick headache, constipation aud all
diseases caused by dsordored stomach or liver.
Quirks Irish Tea viii 10 It. Sold by oil druggists.
Price, 2 cents per package,
National Republican., 1877-10-06
APPLICATION FOR EMPLOYMENT

No -; name, -; residence, -; date, -;
1877: ago, -; color, -; sex, -: condition Of
health, -: married. -; occupation. =; mum.
Der In family and ages any Ofthem employed.
and their compensation? -; any OF them i'll ?
-: are you willing to leave the District? -: Il
sn, 10 go how far? -: how long have you lived in
the District -; with or without your family
-; refor to =; residence -.
have made inquiry concerning the foregoing
application, and find -, Date, =. 1877.
An applicants register Is kept In the ONCE, the
information being gathered under the following
heads: Date, -; name, -; residence, -; pro.
fcssiOn, -; age; color, -: number In family
aud ages -; sex, -; willing to 90 away, -;
reference -; address, -; remarks, -
A person desiring to employ through the Ex.
change makes application In the following form;
APPLICATION by EMPLOYER.
Name. -; residence -: service required -;
where TO co. to remain how long -; number
of men, -; number of women. =; color -
ages, =: compensation. -; when to 60 -;
married or single, -: can children accompany
parcntsH -; transportation paid by whom, -;
reference. -: remarks, -; date. =.
An employees register is also kept, under the
following heads: Date, -. name, - residence
-; kind Of work required, -; sex, -: color
-; where to go, -; how many, -; single OF
married, -; when wanted, -; fare paid by
whom, - remarks. -.
National Republican., 1877-10-06
LETTERS FROM THE People.
A Plea for tho Poor Free Labor VS.. Convict
Labor

EDITOR NATIONAL REruBLIcAS: There is
nscrious question now agitating the public mind;
that Of furnishing employment during the ap-
preaching winter to the thousands of unemployed
laborers who are ready and willing to
earn bread for themselves and families Every
method that ingenuity can contrive is being
brought into full play to accomplish that end
Every place where one or two can be employed Is
eagerly sought for by the laborcrs themselves and
by our Labor Exchange Yet. whaI 10 we find in
casting glance at city affairs? Why this great
metropols-capital OF great repubic-its beautI.
ful streets and avenues ans succeed with the
striped suits of the convict pretending to labor hut
In reality having n holiday from thoir contne.
ment to the exclusion Of all honest, temperate
industrious manly laborcrs, who
National Republican., 1877-10-06
TuoNrsoS's PosApE OyrIxy.

An oleaglnous compound OF singular merit for
dressing the hair Its use soon renders harsh dry
hair solt and plable, strengthens II when weak,
and gives II that rich gloss which is the charm OF
early youth. Price, % and 30 cents per bottle
National Republican., 1877-10-06

FALL SUITS for IS and 90. at
KATzEssrEIs's, $40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-10-06

oyEECoArs from o. to s65, ut
KATzENsTEISs. $40 Seventh street
National Republican., 1877-10-06

JouyESs ISoDERoUs KID GLOVE CLEANSER.
fshevstes soiled gloves thoroughly and quickly
Price, % cent per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-10-06

Four Courts In Operation-One Suit for d.
yorce Entored-A Motion for Surety In the
Unitarian Church Injunction CAse-Record
of Real Estate Transfers.
GENERAL rERM-sUPREME COURT.
Chief Justice Cartier and Justices wylie,
olin and Humphreys sat IN bdnc yesterday, and
,Kecie W, hslonc. Case reported yesterday con.
cluded and submitted
rant vs. fcndsll Case argu ID and submitted.
The court then adjourned until Monday next.
CRIMINAL coURr-JusrIcE MACARTHUR.
day. report will be found In another column.
EQUITY couRr-oHIsF JUSTICE CARTIER.
This court made the following orders yesterday:
junction.
Paterson Y; Jones 4 May. Same order.
sears VS.. Moulton ct al. Ratification OF special
auditors report
Johnson vs.. King. Order setting aside judicial
District Of Columbia VS.. Mass. Decree taking bill
for confessed.
Chairman vs. Morsoll Decree allowing Arnold to
The court then adjourned until Monday.
PRoBATE coURT-JUDGE oLIN.
In re estate OF r. Griffin citation issue against
heirs to show cause why letters of administration
should not he Issued 10 n creditor
In =, estate Of Helen Hammond, Judgment re
Accounts were passed rs follows Catherine
schemmcrhorn administrative Of Geo. schimmer.
horn,
Elizabeth vermillon. administrator OF W.
Ncrmillion.
Jane T. Patterson execu,rlx of Alex F. Patterson.
Chas. A. Perkins, administrator of T.. O. Perkins.
Mary J. Allen executriN Of l.. d. Allen.
The court adjourned until Monday next at 10
O'Clock.
DIVORCE CASE
Julia Boarman entered suit for a divorce ycster-
day against John Boarman. on the usual grounds.
NortoS RON srrprry
A motion was entered yesterday by Gen. nlrney;
tocompcl ~ Wilson and Others TO give security IN
the injunction case. by which the District Is pre-.
vented from occupying tho Unitarian church for
the Police Court.
National Republican., 1877-10-06
yEaETINE
PREPARED ny
II II. STEVENS. Bosros, Mass.
ADJUSTMENTS.
NCoLN HALL.

TING COLIN HALL.
Doors open at i O'clock ,. N. Performance com.
MAX MARErzRRfRn Rfnee' @ at l,'a p m. conductor
SsSsd T. 5ss &C th brilliant seys; Of Az
MISS GsSs Ssp NE h T. EAsnstJsy M,ss SyA MILLS
VIZ WI render the f%oil9wing % choice selections ,
%sIs"xm sT,ursTLSs. RhsS cavalry iss sqRpPs RsYs
\ Funeral March OF Marionstte Gounod
AfA-a" IA MIS- Mss f"i'.Si Ev% Mills. M' 'b''l"'
Is, !. r. All saqIssos
l. A1A-rrfS's;s MAJ; xSSis MoSTXGUE '''''''Ve'd'
rhc Heart % Bs~sd Gir Iohrh% Rni@
N s,vo,,., ual,tin NH w; h " CARLETON so.,..
il Danes Of DeSth roemo sympTonque sa saens
Ad%Sn sts III served Seats IS ct Nf4slnss fsHss
for sale at Metzerotts Us Pennsylvania avenue oe6
DosTPoNED-owINGT TO THE INCLEMENCY
y Of the weather, a,I the BALL which was TO have
Pennsylynnin avenue southeast Octofa: =, for the
Ssaf s h G aac p3 ps"eS dS SG
NATIONAL THEATRE. RIVALS.
THE OLD ENGLISH CoMEDIEs.
Richard Brins,y sheridan Tonight
rHGca.PISps e.. .hs B%si Il nbxAIs' aS,A:
Miss LAURA JOYCE DIA
Mrss i9sT1apslHs sT,SR W. hr "nt vOcAlism mn,
MISS VIRGINIA BRAY Yas..n.....r.,....,.. LUCY
NH. DONALDSoN as,.'...,..,.',...:,. SIH ANTHONY
Mn IAN ~ a,;;,.,'''..,. ..,,,''cAPT. AbSOLU IL
Mn WAxEhi.f ik LuAlus
- w. sFiS6iinS hob '''' 'n ~ '''''
MATINEE-SIIE sToOPS TO CONQUER.
MONDAY NEXT-VoN sTAMwTTZ
box OFFICE NOW OPEN FOR STAMWITZ
ocStf lStar&Crlticl
THE IA MIIY RESORT. CATERING ESTiREiS
FORA LADY AUDIENCE.
Tremendous Hit OF the New Combination.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER2,
EMMA Titan AND dEDRGE W. BROWN.
The OperAtlc Vocalist,
MILE. AMENIA CAsSIMA.
The American Rifle Team,
BAUGHMAN AND HUHN.
The Irish Team,
COLLYER AND FORAIAN,
CoLDIE STEEL AND sAfLiE ST. CLAIR.
And our brilliant Stock Company, corcludng every
evening and the nalinees with The beautiful drani.
snREh sp'l,ISa IL TFE FIJI lTAtAS fARn2NEi % THE
slave fthe Harp.
kemenl6sr ,a. tnS cheap prices Gallery, & cents
"Wednesday and Saturday. oc2.5t
RILIIARDS.-SEATONH HALL.
- Corner Ninth and ID strecls northwest
National Republican., 1877-10-06

COOP PANTS TO order for s6 and 81 at
kArzESsTEIs's, $40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-10-06

EENT THE WISE FOR HEALTH ON
Il II ~ l.. EASY FEET DEFEND and thou
sands visit DIR, WHITES Establishment, opposite
Germs Bnnlons, Diseased Nails, Chllblans Vascular
Es, rsscenoes, DO Estabshed IN Washington in 1851.
ooGly
National Republican., 1877-10-06
VEGETINE.
AN ExcELLENT MEDIC1Nn

" EG E. IN II
National Republican., 1877-10-06

To Order.
Pants at S end suits at go.
EfsEMAN Bros. corner Seventh and E streets.
National Republican., 1877-10-06
HAVE WIVES AND LITTLE ONES

depending upon them for a support. that would
scorn to do nn act. even under the most pressing
necess titles to sustain life itself that would place
them In such q position.
These conyicts are conveyed In gangs Of from
eight to twelve each to their play grounds In four
horse coaches, singing and shouting, accompanied
by two keepers to each gang, who superintend
their playful cambols over our streets which they
constantly vary BY importunng every passer by
for tobacco small change and other littlsl uxuries
oflife.
Now. sir, submit, would II not be better II these
people, SO lost to shame as tn fll our prisons he
kept to the true intent Of their sentences-close
confnement-which Is a punishment than To be
galvanized through the streets OF our city, under
the pretcnce of working them, which Is only pas.
time that shorens their terms OF Imprisonment
and let their places be filed by the free and honest
labor Of those who stand so much In need of II >
Would not II be better to feed the honest through
their labor, and confnc the vicious for their vices
put premium on virtue md sObrlety aud stamp
condemnation on the incorporate and riotousg
Then you won't offend the tastes Of society by the
cOnviCts stripes In our streets. the stomach of
many poor laborcr for the want Of food
To this invite the attention of our Labor Ex
change, In hopes their influence may bring about
so desirable a change. IxIoS
National Republican., 1877-10-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

1S-BEEF TENDERLOINS, JUST RECEIVED
at the Palace Market corner Fourteenth street and
New YORK avenue Price 50 Sents per pound; worth
fl In market. FRANK j. TIBBETA
ocS-Gts
National Republican., 1877-10-06
The Mendelssohn Choral Society

EDITOR NATIONAL REPUBLICAN: In tender
ing you my thanks for the notice of tho "Mendcls
sohn Choral Society," in your issue OF the I'd in
stNnt. will you permit me to make an IMPORTANT
correction? The society includes number who
were connected last season with my amateur opera
company but 1t is contemplated TO produce with
the society only such works ns belong lcgltimatcly
Philharmonic NO efficiently occupies the field Of
oratorio We shall direct our attention TO the loss
cantatss, Of which Mendelssohns "Waipurris
Night" Killers "Lurine." Saint Seams Christ.
mas" and Barnbys 'Rebckah" now In active re-
hearsal are noble instances
Very truly yours J. REMINGTON FAIRLANB.
WAAHINGToS, Oct. s, 1877.
National Republican., 1877-10-06

ESPECIAL NOTICE-wITH MANY THANKS
to my friends and the public for their liberal pAtro
age beg 70 state that my stock fnew goods, isclud
goods competo, and composed LARGELY Of goois IA
,ss ssna s1G g n SsS He1s. S
have . better stock than ever Of ledie~' pndees
clothing Imported French. German And Ehgjiah
ton.
Every style q corset and lades and cAildrens dn-
derclothng made 10 order ut the iowQet pxcds
ANNIE K. HUMPHREY,
40 Tenth street nofthweSk
N Z: French, German and spanish spoken.
National Republican., 1877-10-06

RILLIARDs,.sEAToN HALL.
linz, SS-Eyerythins FlTst Glass "a
National Republican., 1877-10-06
CITY ITEMS.

GESrLEMES's business suits,
Gentlemcn's fall oversacks
Gcntlemcn's English worsted suits,
New styles cashmere pants
lust received.
Noah Walker 4 Co.,
625 Pennsylvania avenue, between Sixth AID
Seventh streets.
WELLS ORIGINAL MACnISE.srREAD STRENGTHEN
ING PLAsrERs.
The oldest and the bcst All who have used
them attest their merit Sold by druggists. Twenty,
twenty five and thirty cents, according to size.
National Republican., 1877-10-06
COKE DOWN TO FOUR CENTS.
20 BUSHELS DELIVERED FOR sa0
uAsLraHT OFFICE,

REsTAuRANT PARISIEN-FI Ass
~ FRENCH REsTAURANT.-Tabie Dhote din.
ner % cents, from TO O'clock Ia eorts eli day, u
very moderate prices Best chickens CJoquette 68
per doxen, Chicken Salad SOC. Orders br dinner par
ties, balls, receptions etc. Strict attehtQa 10 slnal
sen I'm French Cook Proprlotf1t
National Republican., 1877-10-06
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Rs TIE EDICATIoN OF wHITNEY-AVE
nus Union ssi pei tSev nth-street entrance 10
% 9 yiris n9, gr,p s,wl, isse pale TO MnR-
fllowii e mt i.ers VII Oi,luci Rev. u. RInkin,
Rev: Joseph T, Kelly, Rey, f. D. Power, Eey H. Pei.
ton Bow an Rey. A. +. Mason, o a.
National Republican., 1877-10-06
THE CITY HALL,

Four Courts In Opcration-One Suit for Di-
yorce Entored-A Motion for Surety In the
Unitarian Church Injunction Case-Rccord
of Real Estate Transfers.
National Republican., 1877-10-06

gS.THE CHAPEL RE, EN- !LY Eal ClBD sY
the VIII tney avenue Unon MI sio ., Sev nth-street
ei trnnt to the Ildicrs II me grounds vi To ell.
e. cd ssNDhY rctoser 7 MI $50 o'coik p m.
HIYs ID Power. u Pc t n BrL wn A ~ Mas n,
10 eph T, Koler and J. T. Rukil VII parih ipae In
thee eicbe. The publi' Is ior,i ally Invited to 10
res mt, nd rrAn mehts h We been With the
81 yer Sp n;s Railroad Company 10 insuIe qLi X
iransit 10 and from the chapel. oc3s
ss-UNIvERsALIsT sERyICEs=REy. ALEX.
Kent will prppoh In TallnRdgg Hall TO MORROW,
nj e5 d, m, oc6s
sS-THE E-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH HAV.
ing bean for some time closed for improvements and
the Introduction OF y new organ, Will be reoptned
NEXT SUNDAY, nh inst. Rev Dr, Parker, pastor,
wll preach morning and evening, ut II and 7:6
o'clock. oof2t
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-03-31
The BEGINNING.

Yesterday the parties from Emmett
county, near Crooked river and Crooked
lake, came to Cheboygan to make ar
rangements to market broom handle
bolts and hemlock bark. 1t is likely that
Mr.. Lathrop will make some arrange
ments by which he can take all the
broom handle bolts, and either he or
some one else will no doubt take the bark.
At any rate if they can get out the bolts
anu bark there is no doubt but that they
can secure a market here for it at re-
muneratiye rates. The Improvement in
Crooked river will enable our tugs 10 so
there after it. This is the beginning of the
advantages which the opening of this
navigation is going to be to this town.
The business will increase year by Year
until it amounts to thousands of dollars.
Our people will also remember that
where people sell their products there
will they buy their goods. The opening
of travel over this route is going to put
the settlers i'm that section in condition
that they can live without assistance
from abroad. while they clear up their
farms
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-03-31
The AMI Societies.

Our reporter who has the faculty of
finding out many things which are true
and many things which may be true
sometimes, informs us that there is at
least two Anti Societies in the village.
One is an Anti Slang society. Just who
are its members or what It's rules we do
not know. other than that its members
are prohibited under pains and penal les
to use slang. We believe the penalties
are fines We would guess tibet the treas
urer is the most profitable officer in the
society.
The other is an Anti Swearing society.
We believe it is just organized anu as yet
only contains three or four members.
They are all in business in one store.
The. unlucky member who allows his tom
guGto give expression to the feelings in
the shape of ''cuss words" has to receive
three kicks from the other members of
the society, and saw stick OF wood.
Wonder if wood sawyer would secure
any business about that store.
Later-Every member of the society
has paid the penalty, and some of them
are on the second and third time around.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-03-31
rhe Democratic Caucus.

The Democrats held their caucus for
the nomination of township officers last
Wednesday afternoon. The meeting
was neither very largely attended, or
was there any degree of enthusiasm
shown. A count of noses showed
thirty present. Mr.. j. j. Brown called
the meeting to order, and VIM. T.
De Puy was called to the chair, and j. J.
Brown appointed Secretary. Frank
Summons and j. w. Linderman were APP
pointed tellers. AS the "slate' had all
been made up before the caucus. the rat
fl cation of it by the thirty was only a
little routine business, which was trans
acted in the usual manner. The follow
ing is the ticket nominated:
Supervsor-T. II. Van Arsdale.
Treasurer Gallagher.
Clerk-HarriS Embury.
Highway observation-disclosures j.
Crumley.
Justice of the Peace. P. Sutton.
Superintendent of SchoOls-T. A. Per-
rim.
School Inspector-P. A. Inglesby.
Constables-E. L. Wharton, j. n.
Perry, VIM. Virgins, Alex. McCartee.
AssessOrs-JOhn McGinn, Ii. IL
KeZar