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Court at Knoxville, Ten
neSSee.

Charles A. Bulkley VS.. D. II, cxe t Knoxville
Land Company and Chas. Seymour.
TN THUS CAUSE THE COMPLAINANT.
l. Charles A. Buckley, having filed his bill Of
complaint. upon ga h i the Chaucery Court at
Knoxville, agaiDs D. Hocke:t and Others.
charging, among other tn ngs, thai the said D..
Hockett Is justly ind b I'D to MIN and i non
order and fiat If th Hen " i. Hail, Judge of
the. Criminal Court, an original attachment
to the January Term. $50 Of "a court ana I'll Ii
same having been WED on the property of said
D. Hockett it is ordered by tie CLERK and Mas
ter that the seit d. H,aYeve he required to
appear before the said Oh ,acery Court at the
court house, in Knoxville Tennessee on the
l t Monday in January mex, ana make defense
to said bill, or the same vi be taken for n
fessed. and eluse set for be rinp ex parte.
This notice will BE- published in the
Knoxville Wing ana CT renicie for tour onsecuc.
tive week. 1hi' the 81 day OF Decenter, 1879.
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The Chicago Tribune understands
Democracy. IT. saws

The Chicago Tribune understands
Democracy. It says:
"The 'possum policy, which it is all
nounced from Washington that some
of the Democratic Congressman are III
favor of adopting, is good name for
it, when the habits of that animal are
known. When the 'possum is at.
tackled by superior force, he falls
down stone dead. apparently, and a
person not acquainted with his habit
of feigning death would consider it an
end of his mortal career. But, when
the danger is past, Mr.. 'Possum gets
up and walks off as lively as cricket.
The Democratic party got struck on
the head with big club on the b
day of last November, and it is now
''playing off" like the "critter" whose
habits it is striving to initiate. But it
is only pretending; it is as full of devil
try as an egg is of meat, and as full OF
vitality as ever" .--.ss
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Following is a list of the committee

Following is list of the committee /:
A. W. Rose, V. F. Gossett, Andrew
Kidd, w. NJ. Fitzgerald, William
Goodman, E. v. Adkins, Robert Ken
nedy, M. M. Harris, Chas. e. Cham
pion, Gideon McCampbeIl, ChesIey
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THE National Republican thinks
the policy of silence will not win.

the policy OF silence VIII not win.
It says:
+" The Democratic organ has Hoped
again. Now it 'counseIs silence and
quiet on the part of the majority in
Congress. 1t might as well issue its
bull against the efferveseiDg powers of
fresh-made cask of beer. These
brigadiers must have vent or burst.
They may not begin 10 strew and
izzle until after the holidays, but they
will make up for lost time, and every
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froth,u
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New-York tribune., 1879-04-12
POLICE MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION

The special committee chosen by the Police Mu-
tual Aid Association several weeks ago to invcstl-
gate the affairs of the organization, has prepared
and printed its report. The investigating commit
tee was composed of Inspector McDermott, Captain
Gunner, Scrgeants Suite and Brown, Rounds
man Martin aud William Delcmater. The report
says that in some cases the precinct trcasurcrs
made response TO the request for the books OF the
ASSOCIATION. Some were entered on the books *
members before they were 80; aud others were not
entered until they had been members for a long
time certain names also remained on the roll after
not try 10 do his duty. but that he seemed 10 have
been too easy with the precinct trcasurcrs. The
president is charged with negligence. His action
III keeping the moneys of widows and orphans III
his own private banking account J. condemned, bat
Misrepresentation of funds is not charged.
President Lcferts said yesterday afternoon that
be was not altogether satisfied with the tone of the
report.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-12

OF view" he replied. AS lawyer, believe that the
facts which we presented tO Governor Robinson were
such az 10 II his plain duty either 10 send back,
wifnou mia aUpfoya irc charges whicn Mayor Cooper
has made a cause for removing the Commlssloners, or
to appoint a commission 10 examine INTO these
charges. There can be doubt that the Cow
has be right to appoint such a Commission. ie
ought be guided In his decision only by desire lor
the welfare OF tins city We need In New. YORK polce
department which shall not only keep the streets IN as
clean condition possible. but shal! also keep ia
check the criminal classes and protect NE ana prop
perty."
" Mr.. Townsend you were counsel OF the Assem-
bly, Committee Crime in 1873. After listening 10 tho
examination % the many witnesses VINO came Defore
did yOu form opinion as 10 the best
way OF suppressng crime IN this city ."
don't know that did at that time; but u seems 10
crime could be controlled, don't pretend 10 say
suppressed by any efficient Mayor"
" Wat would you have the Mayor dor
." II the Mayor should select half dozen Intelligent
and quckwIted and send them around the city 10
obtain details to where the gambling houses, policy
shops, panel cribs, etc, were located ana should
then summon the Police Commissioners fefore
OF the men he had 80 employed. and should
say 10 the Commissioners aterward. 81 VIII
adjourn this hearing for a week and then II nd those
places sti there shall remove you. am quite certain
there would be- for complaint at the end of the
week In regard 10 those places II ths were 10 occur
Spring and Fall other cleaning would be necessary.
| don't suggest this "A political way or doing u,
for that 10 would prObt bly, be the worst that
could be adopted but II WOud be- think, most salts
factory the people. Nothing j. gained by changing
Commissioners SIMPLY u put others u their places
New-York tribune., 1879-04-12
OFFICIALS CHARGED WITH NEGLECT

Since it was discovered that Mr.. Ackerman, who
has represented the town of New-Rochcle IN the
County Board of Supervisors for the last three
wears. was about $4,000 short in his accounts OF
the town funds, there have been considerable eX-
element and bad feeling manifested by taxpayers
of the town IN regard to the loose manner and neg
ljpence displayed on the part of the town officers,
in tbc matter OF the Supervisors bond, for the last
tvo veors II il stated that the Supervisor OF New
Rochelle usually handles about S30,OOO OF the
town funds IN the course of the year, ana that the
Justices of the Peace, who acted a. town officers,
anproved the bond of Mr. Ackcrman at the sn' ii
sum of $4,000 and that the bona Is q. leGtVc IN
several particulars that the bondsihets places ol
residence are not gwen Oh the Instrument al All, s
they ought TO be. 80 ., a.,
II i, also said that one of the town oticers-hI.
Lee Count-unlertOok to act ~ triple capacity
first as a town officer, he approved the bond not,
wItLotanding its defects secondly. ne NitHeeseu
the signatures To the instrument and thirdly, as
nntorV publlc he executed u defective know ledg-
ment inasmuch IA the Venue ot Ncslchestei
County Is omitted on account OF when defect tIe
of the notary public, II ~ alleged,
IL fatally defective. The two Justices 81 the
Peace Mr.. Lc Count and Mr. W Ilrlarth VINO ap-
uroyrd the bond so loosely drawn are accused by
residents with having been crlmlnally careless ana
Negligent. The whole matter ls 10 be Thoroughly
1nyrstgated. Mr.. AckeImau Las gwen up hls
dwelng-house and It's furniture, also ms stoch IN
trade IA Order as far possible, To make up the
deficiency IN his accounts
New-York tribune., 1879-04-12
THE TRADE SALE or BOOKS.

At the book trade sale yesterday the pub
lcatons OF sheldon CO.. Ncwlork, were first disposed
Of These included the American authors such as Irving,
Bryant aud Mark Twain together with juvenile series
of travel and American histories for young persons.
scrIbner & NeiOrd's catalogue contained greas
variety OF books comprising STANDARD illustrated works,
rich t books standard editions ana juvenile fayorltes.
There were different histories Of pottery, porcelain.
faicuce maloca ami sculpture. Auumber OF works on
natural history and series Of hand-bOOks art and
science brought far prices scubners popular poets,
inc uiing all the we-known authors sosd very rapidly
There were many books IN the catalogue OF Charles
scribners Sons. New-YOrk. Among them were new
novels by Jules Verne, Marion IIuriand aud DIR.
Hoiland SAKE Holms stories. standard O9oks in
biography Professor Blackies works aud troudes new
work entitled The Life and Times OF 81 Thomas
R,ck,i". brcA-hrac series Dean stanley works AN
Illustrated library of travel edited by Bayard TAYLOR
and also complete repository OF rcDiniseeuees ot the
men and women prominent in literature aud society
Jurup the last half century. T. Is. Beknap, OF Hart
fl and HarrOun & Bicrstadt. Newiork sent invoices
which we're sold. small invoices from Glover " Co.,
Dubu and J. H. BuflOrds Sons, Boston, were disposed
OF Tie popular works continued 20 Drlng large prices
Tho :, viii close to-day with invoices from Jonu T.
Potter 4 Co and william T. Amics, Philadelphia; Rus
sci & Banks aud John ". Lowell, New-lork, which In
ciude, 1000 sets OF Macaulay's History OF EuR-
Land I" william IL Young, New York James a. Moore
Philadelphia Homo Book aud PuOllshln. company,
New-YoiG; T. II. Treat, New York; Il. W. Bliss Co.,
Hartford, Conn, aud BuTiocA & Co., Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1879-04-12
Sailors ANNOYED BY ILLEGAL FEES.

In anticipation that the administration OF the
Shcrifs office will DE thoroughly investigated, the
shrpmasters of vessels communicating with the port
of New-York are accumulatng evidence ot NE
gal eyactious made upon them on charges made by
sailors IL is claimed that certain lawyers make
practice of visiting vessel in their endeayors
70 obtain business and influence the sailors to make
weak and frivolous charges, which frequently are
not sustained. The following is a case placed in
the hands of a well-known shipping agent at tins
mort yesterday with power OF attorney 10 bring u
before the Bar Association. 10 have invest tigated
the charges of unlawful cXactlOns made ny aptalh
Victor T. DOrp, OF the orig Ortolan. ot Phadelpnia
CAPTAIN DOrp in his affidavit, says that on De-
cember II, whllc on board of his vessel, lying at
the foot of Joraemon-st, Brooklyn. he was arrested
by deputy-Shertf attached to the SherlitS oHce
OF New-York on a warrant issued by order oi the
Marine Court on complaint OF fTederlck NELSON,
seaman for assault aud battery on the hlgh seas
/ me arrest was made at $3.50 p. M, and that ana
the giving of the bond for his appearance cost lll
S26 10 AS follows SheriiPs fees, Ell 70: extra
services of deputy sheriff $40; clerk OF Orderoi
Arrest Departments, for taking bond, So lie add5
that nothing occurred III the way O1 assault ana
battery to warrant the action bur, 10 aN"lu Ile
detention of his vessel which would nave cost MN
hundreds of dollars he paid to the plantlf lawyer
$50 to settle the case.
Another case of imposition on shipmaSteis men
toned was suit brought against the captain oI lie
after protractcd trial and at great expense 10 Ihe
vessel was declded IN favor OF the cap am lue
CAPTAIN died of smallpox Ill Dublin last SPIlnR,
and since then the sailors have sued the YeSSei iol
arrears of wages. they having deserted hef a tli9
mort and complained of the insuiiclency anu pdd
rnaI,tv of food served to fhem. The evidence was
In favor of the sailors and Judge Choao declCed III
their favor on Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-12
THE POLICE HEARING AT ALBANY.

COUNSEL OF THE COAlMIssIOS ERS FAVOKABLY M
PRESSED WITH THE GOVERNORS COURSE.
The Police Commissioners held short meet
ing Thursday, but far could be learned the pro
coedpc were not Of much the public. Com
missioner Nichols had arrived from Albany on the
rrcyious evening Commissioner Wheeler was still
absent in Washington. His health is said 10
have improved since he left the city, but It
coud not DE learned when he would return One OF the
other Commissioners was credited with the remark
yesterday that Mr. Wheeler not sick al present
s were tho other members OF the board" The Comms
souers declined 10 talk regarding the charges against
them which are being considered by
Governor Robinson, saying that they had left
everything IN the hands OF their counsel
Counsel for Commissioners Smith and Erhardt
said yesterday that the only fault they had 10
uod with the hearing at Albany the shortncss
of The time allowed for preparing the defence.
short notice that IL difficult 90 prepare suitable
answers the general charges when cooper ha
made The time allowed 10y the Governor AT the nearing
wns adtauate, and Governor ROblnsOn's manner IN
listen 10 the statements OF counsel was sucn as 10 IN
.pre belief that he would justly with the accused
Commissioners ,.
JOhu d. Townsend counsel for Commi, sloncr Nichols
eud recently: our reception by Governor Robinson,
and the attention with which lac listened 20 our argu
ments gthcned the Delcf that have had all along
that he will act fair In the matter was associated
rtb Governor Robinson Size Legislature. few years
ago, and have mad long acquaintance win hm. l
nrmIy believe hun 10 be- "a man OF honor
DO YOU anticipate that the Governor Will decide IN
your layorl" Mr. Townsend was asked.
d" can answer that question only from IegaI pom
New-York tribune., 1879-04-12
WAITING FOR THE DECISION.
AN ELEVENGH-HOUR DEFENCE.
PREPARATIONS OF The COMMISSIONERS COUNSEL
IL A1-nAnr pApEHs In nEEENCE TN-DAY.

An IlI.N IN lll-liOJR IL DEF LNt l..
PREPARATIONS OF The COMMISSIONERS COUNSEL
TO SUBMIT PAPERS IN Defence TO-DAY.
For the first time for several weeks Com
missioner Erhardt yesterday failed to at the Of
fees of the Board Police. Commissioners Smith and
Nichols decided that 1t was time 10 furnish the Mayor
with the budget Of inform asked by him nearly
two weeks ago. III the collection of this. comprising
abstracts from tho records OF the department ana the
minutes OF the Board, well synopses OF the
duties Of charnen Of committees, as taken from
the Police Manual the department clerks have
been busy for eight working days. On Tuesday last
the Board passed resolution asking the Mayor II he
Jesired Information I'm regard the duties of commit
tee charmcn who wcrc out OF town. In reply to this
que.y which Is supposed to have been aimed at Mt.
Wheeler the Mayor .cped in eject that was unneces-
T Tor he oaTd of 20 ice to seek for further IDfOrma-
tio1 until II had furnished that which asked for.
a., ~, vas Transmitted Yesterday 10 the Mayor.
The sending of this budget 20 the Mayor Is considered
toy come ardy action the case II now III the hahds
oy ,be ITecuityr The counsel Of tue Commissioners
Governor Robinson 10 receive any papers submitted loI
tue deieuce not later than TODAY Inc tSa ca'isets ol
day at the Central once. Al me Cap
Icy were admitted singly the Commits toner's rooms
and then departed. This was ccntinued uutil every
captain In command Of precinct and the district In
sptcto, had been John D. Townsend, counsel for
Mr. caOS. refused To say Just what was done, bu sew
hnnf the condition Of the streets and the dlsclpn OF
the men under their supcrvision and then were asked
to gn an allayt the effect that the streets within
their precincts were good condition and as clean as
they ever had BEEN and tnat their commands Instead
OF BENG druoraZyd, were undor unsurpassed disci-
ViUe II IL understood that this formidable collection
of nflayts will be fOrw ardou 10 Albany without delay.
ElIhu Root has prepared an argument TO show why
the Governor should not approve OF The removal Of Com
missioner Erhardt and denying the legal ehect o such
an attempt even made. Mcssrs Ecclesinc and Bar.
lett will also submit arguments and testimony ON behalf
or General smith No decision II expected from the
Governor before the latter party next Week Ite friends
of Mayor Cooper confident tlat The COMMISSIONERS
will be removed, and that no commission VIII be ap-
pointed 10 take testimony.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-12
DrFAUlrING COUNTY OFFICERS.

CrNcISXATI, April ia special dispatch
f,ou Nashville SAYS: Yesterday the Finance Commit
Tee Of the County Court reported W. \. knight the
Comfy Trustee over 500 900 behind In his accounts
Mr. Knight and Lis friends assert positively that the
ran t h. actutied los malice, aud that M accounts are
rrrsct Thr committee also reports Samuel DOucsOn,
,x Ccrs Uf tue Criminal Court, $4,000 short.
CIscINSAr April IA NapaEonita dispatch saws
settlement has been agreed upon between the county
Commissioners aud the DoEdsmcn OF the late treasurer
Lewis Meyers The penalty and interes are thrown on
and the amount o. the dedication VIII DC made up III
four semi annual pdy ments
New-York tribune., 1879-04-12
RAILWAY EXTENSION IN IDAHO.

OGDEN, Utah, April 1.-THE Utah and
Northern Railway has been completed 10 Eagle Rock
Bridge, Snake River Idaho, 30 miles north Of In
ONT Regular trains Will begin running there April lsJ