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Daily Republican., 1881-10-22

NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.

CHhRlFt"S SALE.-By v!rtoe Of a writ Of
y Leyari Facias. to me dirsCted, will be
cxp6sed to public sale, at tho Court House,
on Market street, between TeFih and Elev
enth streets. in the city Of Wilmington, New
Castle county, State OF Delaware, on
TUESDAY, the sth day Of r'ovembsr, 1881,
at o'clock, p, M,
The following described real estate, viz
All those two certain lots, pieces or parcels
" land, with the buildings thereon erected
situate in the city of Wilmington New Cas-
tie county. Safe tf Della" are, and bounced
and described as follows, t. wit:
No L. Eegiunng at u point on the south
erry side of eleventh stree, between Jefferson
and Madison sts, at Il distance ofoae hundred
and fifty feet westerly from tue westerly side
of .ItiiGt>un street, at n corner of land of Cc.
lcsttne J. Miilcr. thence southcrly, arailel
with Jefferson ste t, ana p1SShE tArOunh
the middle Of the division wall between tho
house ON this lot and the heuse ad
| ,oinng uo.tne east, one hundred and sky
| ave feet to a corncr, thence westerly parallel
| with Eleventh street thirty feet to "a corner.
| thence nurthcriy, pnrall-l with jefferson
street one hundred and siEty-hve feet to the
said side If Eleventh street, thence thereby
ca -terly thirty feet 10 the pa C OF beginning,
| be the contents thereof y hat they may.
No. 2 iieginniDg at stake on the westar-
| " side If iHtDali stree, Mt the distance Of
forty feet from the no'theriy SIDE Of TIVE FIJI
street thence westerly passing through ,he
middle of the party wall of the two-story
brick hou c thereon ere'ted, an the adl0in-
ing ono on the south. and running parelel
with Twelfth ST., eighty tive fC. tothe middl,
Of Il ten teet wide alley op ming into Twelfth
and Ihsrteenth streets, thence thereby north
crIy twenty feet tn a stake, thence easterly
and parallel with Twelfth street, eighty five
feet to the westerly side OF Tatnall street and
thence tserehy seuthely twenty feet to the
place OF bcginninr, be the contents there Of
what they may Book X, Vol. 9, page 25e. &c.
Seized and tak.n in execution as the prop
erty Of Edwin A. Van Trump and Clara j.
Van Trump, his wife, and to be sold by
PHILIP X. CLARK, Sheriff.
SuREIvr's OFFICE, Wilmington, Oct 18th,
| A. b., 1851. oc'Zz eOu
Daily Republican., 1881-10-22
Meeting Of the Episcopal Sunday
schools.

Tho annual gathering of the Episcopal
Sunday schools will take place in Trini.
ty Chapel on Monday, Nov 7, instead OF
Nov. 8, as previously announced. me
annual fall missionary meeting will ba
held on Tuesday, Nov. 8, in st. An
drew's church, and the change in the
date of the children's gathering is made
so as to bring the two events together.
Interesting addresses will be made by
the Bishop, the very Rev. Arch Deacon
Kirkby of England, the Rev DR.. living
and Rev. Joshua Kimbu Of New York,
and many of the clergy Of the diocese
will be present. The Rev. John Bolton
Of West Chester, will also.g give one of his
inter esting black. board addresses at the
gathering. The public are invited to
attend all the services. Another re-
hearsal of the music for the gathering,
will take place tomorrow week the 3Oth
inst, in ST. Andrews church at $50
p. m.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-22
AFFAIRS IN Ireland.
E0xifsn PPessnre On the Pope
Talk OF suppressing the Land
LOhGue OrKan.

! LONDON, October 2l.-In cOnse
quence OF the proclamation against the
| Land League the Freemans Journa
publishes an advertisement from the
League advising the people. while re-
naming firm, to abandon for the pre-
sent all PROJECTED! meetings which the
Iti)verninenG could take the alvan
| tage Of.
The Morning Post hears that a great
pressure is being exerted by English
and Irish Catholics TO obtain a strong
and clear condemnation of the Land
League manifesto. from the Pope, and
believes that Cardinal Jacobini the Pa.
pal Secretary OF State, has already in
formed inquirers that the Pope is .orely
afflicted by the conduct Of portion OF
the Irish clergy, but can only interfere
TO II certain degree in questions which
more especially concern the local occle-
siaStiCal authorities.
Despite the Governments proclama-
'ion against the Land League, Rev.
Hariett EyIett, who was Mr.. Parnel's
candidate In the recent election in Ty-
rome, left Belfast this morning TO attend
auspices OF the Pulusroy Branch Of the
Land League a detective took the
saGe train. A telegram from Poneroy
states that tie meeting will be sup
pressed, # necessary, by force.
a canister, which appeared to have
recently contained powder, and the re-
mains OF some burnt paper have been
found close to the magazine in the cas-
tie Of Athlone. Double sentri"s have
been placed around the magazine.
LIVERPOOL, oct. 2l.-Extra precau-
lions are taken at the docks t. yrevent
strangers boarding steamers OF the
American line,
DUBLIN Oct 2l.--lt il reported that
the Executive will soon seize the Office
of the United Ireland, organ of the
Land League, which advises holders OF
Bauk OF ireland notes to demand gold,
to create n ran upon the bank.
1t is said that MIR. Parnei will he re-
moved to one If the country prisons.
Visits To Messrs parueli, . okeily,
Dillon, sexton, Brennan aud kettle are
prunihtteu for one week.
The immediate cause of the arrest OF
William Doris, who Was ii charge OF
the Land League Office, was a secret
CIRCULAR advising tenants througout the
C Juntry, to give bills Of sale On their
property TO tradesmen, in order to pre-
vent landlords from .elzins 1t for rent.
DR.. kenney has refused to visit the
imprisoned suspects in the presence OF
a warden, and they decline TO employ
any other doctor.
NEW YORK, oct. 2l,-The editor OF
tie Irish World cab.eu an address this
morning to the Freeman's journal, OF
which the following is a copy: Men
OF ireland. The eyes OF the world are
Oh you. Stand together. Be faithful
20 Your Imprisoned chiefs. obey tht
manifesto: no rents" Prepare fol
sacrifices. BE brave bat prudent. Rely
on America. Money and sympathy
will flow over TO you. We will succoI
the uhildreu ofevioted aud honor mora
heroes. Landlords must 90. b. true
to priucip,e and redemption IS assured
God save Ireland
Daily Republican., 1881-10-22
lrafiOn for the Pr residency.

A Des Moins (Iowa) deyratch says:
Should John A. kasson win the Speak
ership of the next Honse, 1884 will see
him ul-hedged candidate for Presi-
dency. Iowa will point to her roll of
Republican majorities and challenge a
denial of her claims. The Senatorial
contest goes on apace, although it
might just as we'll be considered settled
There is only one contingency in which
James Il. Wilson can ba defeated, and
that is very remote. IF Secretary Kirk
wood should enter the field he could
make it decidedly warm for him. There
is no prospect of this at present. The
near friends OF the Secretary declare
that his intention is to retire to private
life with the end of his career in the
Interior Department, andk that no
inducement will! cause him to change
his mind. Wilson's : campaign has been
y masterpiece of POLITICAL strategy
from the first. Wilson's has two-thirds
Of the $50 members of the Legislature
pledged to his support.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-22
Police Court.

Robert Moore and Charles Lynch,
two young men, were arrested last
night about midnight, for disorderiy
conduct on the street, and crying fire.
Acting Mayor ONeill said that TOO
many young men are In the habit of
prowling around the streets at that
hour, making the night h:deous with
their noise. and he intended to put a
stop to ii. He therefore imposed line
of 81 and costs.
Eliza Rogerson, white woman, was
arrested for drunkenness last night.
She stated that she just came to town
and was not in the habit of drinking to
excess, and if the Mayor would let her
Of, she would pay the fine and go
home. She was fined so cents and
costs, which she promptly paid and
WAS released.
One drunk, with the usual penalty,
was disposed Of last night.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-22
I,npni ,y,l7plicS.

Several bad boys are III the habit OF
annoying the teachers and scholars az
NJ. 10 school Fourth and Harrison
streets, by throwing stones over the
fence at the children. 1t would be
well ii the police would look after
them.
George II. Jackson, letter carrier of
this city, is at Lancaster, attending the
thi.ty-mnth anniversary of the Brother
hood Of the Union.
A correspondent writes let
her giving an officer of the Board OF
Health au unenvlabie character and
calls upon the Board to investigate
The rumor that the Wilmington
Board of I rade was to meet last even
ing was an error. |; is not SO easily
brought to life.
Why don't the street commissioner
put the names of the streets upon the
street corners as his duty requires MIN
to do?
Complaintss being made about the
IN uddy hole that is allowed to remain
in the sidewalk on Monroe street De
low Seventh.
The soldier boys looked little Nv
old veterans when they arrived ho"-~
yesterday.
Rev. T., Stubb's will lecture for the
Asbury NJ. f. Society next Thursday
evening.
The sidewalk on the S. W. corner OF
Front and Harrison is in filthy con-
dition.
The sidewalk on Adams street above
Shallcrcss is still in filthy condi'
tiOn.
The sidewalk at the N. w. corner OF
Front and Harrison streets need repair.
ng badly.
a dangerous hole is allowed to re-
main in the side walk on Sixth street
between Madison and Monroe.
Nonpareil club will give masquer-
ade in the near future the time for which
has not been set yet.
Arithmetic and other branches at
Prof. G. = night school.
Why is the lamp on Parish street
scarcely ever lit.
The Reliance Active association will
give hop week from this evening.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-22
P0raOD0ls

Mrs. Garfield has rented residence
in Cleveland for the winter, and ex-
pects to take possession in a few weeks,
that Miss Mollie may resume her
studies al a private school there and the
young boys attend a public school.
Gen. Grant intends to have a family
reunion ut his new home in New York
city on Thanksgiving day. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sartoris will sail from England In
time 70. the festival.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-22
Interesting Lecture.

Rev Enoch Stubbs, who is one Of
the most elo4nsnt preachers in the Phil
adclphiA Conference, will deliver a leg
ture. in Apbury NJ. f. church, next
Thursday evening, before the NJ. /.
Society, entitled "Our young people;
their opportr mites and responsibli-
ties" The price of admission tor
adults 25 cents, children lj The church
should be we'll filled on the occasion.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-22

NOTlCE.-I, MICHAEL MULl4ldAN,
~ owner of the within mentioned premi-
ets. do hereby give notice that shall apply
to the Honorable the Judges Of the Court of
General Sessions Of tho Peace and Jail De.
livery of the State Of Delaware. in and for
New Castle county. on Monday. the 2lst day
of November, A. d., 1881, being the 1rst DAY
of the November term CT said court, for a H.
cense to sci, intoxicating liquors in Quantities
not less than one halfgallon, not to be drunk
on the premises, at my store, Clinton street,
Delaware City School Districts NOS. IGnn1a M ana
70, in Red Lion Hundred, New Castle county
Of said School Districts recommend the sa'o
al plication to wit
Francis s. Dunlap, NJ. M. Kirby,
Albert |. swan. John Beck.
q. A. Clark, William W't"N
'. Hunter, John Lang,
VIM. p. Householder, Samuel Ford,
Thorn ST, Vail John Armour,
VIM. J. Wingate, James NJ. Jester,
J. B. Henry. oct22.3tt
MICHAEL. MULLIGAN.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-22
Boots and shoes

at low prices. Daniel McCusker, PIG
West Second street, has got q large and
desirable stock Of boots and shoes for
the Fall trade which he intends to sell
at the lowest prices. His friends and
the public are invited to give hi,l d call
as he is Determined to sell at tho lowest
price.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-22

Complaint is being made by residents
in the the vicinity of Eighth and ChurGn
streets of the darkness which prevails
there after sunset, on account OF tho
negligence of the lamp lighter.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-22
SPECIAL nENTIOU

The leaders OF tbs merchant tailors in
our city. The Wilmington Clothing
House and Merchant Tailoring Estab-
lishment, N. W. cor. Fourth and Market
streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-22

Joseph Stoeckle is having the pave
meut laid with asphalt um block be-
fore his hotel, on King street below
Third.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-22

NvOTlCE.-I, WILLIAM MORRIS,
~ owner of the within described premises
do hereby give notice that shall apply tN
the Judges VI the Court of General Sess,O,s
of the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the State Of
Delaware. in and for the county OF New Cas-
tie, on Monday, the 2lst day OF Novem ler
next. 1881, beiug the first day OF the next NO.
vember tenn of court, for license to sell in-
onc halfgal on. not TO be dru k on the premi-
ses, at my store. Clinton street, Delaware
CITY. School Districts Nos 81 and 10, in Red
Lion Hundred, county and State aforesaid,
and the fal owtrg citizens Of said Sch0o! Dis
tricts recommend the said application to wit:
q. A. Cleaver. VIM. A. DavilsOn,
II. r, MGilin, II W. Bigger,
+ A. Pennington, william A. lester,
N. George Price. William Davidson,
.fobn 4 r,nour, Israel Helms.
I. X. Pennington, a James NJ. Jester,
T.. r. Vail. Firnan Newkirk,
josrph M Messing. Thomas D.. Bradway,
Robert A, Moody, Michael Mdl'gan,
John II. Rootrts, WILLIAM MORhlS.
oct22-Stf
Daily Republican., 1881-10-22

Indications for to-day-For the Middle
Atlantic States, fair weather variable
winds; stationary or higher barometer;
stationary temperature.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-22
Tho w cath OF

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, October "
-. &. M.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-22
state Of tho ThernomeseT

at tho REPUBLICAN Office, in the shade
this morning.:
O'Clock 10 o'clock IL O'CLOCK
800 66o 20
Daily Republican., 1881-10-22
The Lnrx6st

stock of Tobacco and Cigars that ever
this State beheld IS now on exhibition
at the Great Tobacco Mart, southwest
cor. Fourth and Shipley. Chapman,
Prom
Daily Republican., 1881-10-22

VTTANTED-A MIDDLE AGED Willie
w woman for general housework In q
small family. Apply st $40 Orange street
o:t22-Stt
Daily Republican., 1881-10-22

KLlNE'S GaEAT NERVE RE-
STOKAR. is the wonder of the age for
al nerve Gs3ases. All ats stopped FREQ. Send
TO B3t Arch street, Philadelphia Pa.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-22

WANTED "A GIRL WANTS = PLACn
w as child's nurse or general houseworE
city or country. Apply at so7 Z. Eighth st.
Octz2 2tt
Daily Republican., 1881-10-22

The workingusn' 8 night school, Prof
CHabb'A
Daily Republican., 1881-10-22
Suicide and Dyspepsia.

nary affections, snartlng 1reQuenJ or
diihcult urination, kidney diseases. Sl
Druggists. Depot, N. B. Danforth.
Suicide and Dyspepsia.
A most remarkable cure for dyspep-
sia "Wells' Health Remover" The
greatest tonic, best bilious and liver
remedy known. 81. Druggists.
Bu1teri Bmtter!!
JauDev, No. 3Ol " 303 King street, is
headQ dQuarters for all the best brands and
all varieties Of butter
BncH wheat Cahes.
Call at the steam mills, West Front
street tor new Buckwheat Meal.
N. l.. Janney, 3o1 Il 2A3 King street,
makes speciality Of the following
articles; potatoes, apples, ,oaions, pickles
butter and also straw paper and paper
bags. All OF which he will sell as low
Us the lowest.
Geo B. Metzner, the popular barber,
3 prepared 10 cotlcave r.zors and put
,hem in good order. Ladies' and child
ren's hair cnttinga speciality, No l0S E.
Third street.
AIT. A. McClure's fish stalls, in the
LiRuuL S'tbeb iiLni ho1 As 'Io pit"Io w 6oo
all kinds Oh fresh fish and oysters. Give
him call.
s.. Joseph's Sa!ve, positive cure for
burns, bruises, cats, corns and buulons.
For sale by Taylor s. Fullerton, 3O2
King street.
Awnings taken down and stored dur.
ing the winter by John While, 4Oi Mar
ket street.
S. for penmanship at Prof. Crabb's
night school.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-22
HEUch0 0Daib0 -

new, quick, complete cure4 days, uri-
nary affections, smarting frequent or
dithcult urination, kidney diseases. 81
Druggists. Depot, N. B. Danforth.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-22
BREVITIES.

The leaders Of the retail clothing trade in
our city. Ine Wilmington Clothing Honse,
N. W. corner Fourth and Market streets.
sun r,Ees ~ t.l9. ....... Sun sets $40
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-14
Y..,-, a Eleetssn n ward D.

ne i, enacted by the Police Jury Of Cisi'
Il borue parish. That AL election " nor
d., in Ward y, said parish. on FRIDA1'
,h.. arh d,v Of DECEMBER, 1891. to rs.
certain the sense II the people Of said
Narl in reference to the sale OF spiritnous
or intoxicating Liquors in said warii ahu
that II a majority Of the votes east NJ
aid Election shall be in favor OF License
then License shall issue for the sale there,
Of otherwise no License shall iTsue sand
Election to be- holden under existing law,
and persons voting 1t SAID election snai
have written or printed On their baiio',
"F,r License" or Against License. ana
said Election shall bc holden at Lisbon III
said ward. u
IL. il further enacted. etc. That \. Is.
Bnykin. James Mctlention and Jesse Ny,
cock lie and they are hereby appointed
Commissioners To hold said Election. and
O. W. Meadows, Clerk. Said Commission
ers shall make return IS ssia Election To
the President If the Police Jury at Homer
ON or before the first Monday IN January :.
l-sl. who shall declare the result OF SAM
Election by public notice III the Official
Journal If the parish.
tSigncd) W. ;. uitL'H''
President /. !. pro tenn.
Attest: J. X. Ramsey. OK fJ.
Nov. - l--l. i"ie'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-14
\. r.. WILDE. S'-cy

Communicated.
Through our appreciated and cnngrrial
friend, Mr.. W. e. Mnrrcll. We received an
invitation to attend grand hop given
at his residence, on Friday evening. til,
9TH inst. which We accepted with unusual
readiness.
Upon thu day appointed, in company
with one Of her most nlrthful occupants,
We left town at ~ o'clnck u. III. destined
for thr scene If hilaritv. After hurried
ride. OF about i've miles, We arrived at his
h1nd>orn.. and we'll designed dwelling.
erected lax pca,S Of the happie,t and most
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-14
SueeessiOu Sale.


State Of Lo~,siasa-P Parish Of Claiborne.
Succession of J. l.. Averyt. deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that will sill.
~ on SAT- RDAY, the 9Th DAY or
JANUARY, 1921 1T his late residence
in the town Of Homer. Claiborne parish.
La, within the legal hours Of sale, all of
the property. both real and personal, be-
longing TO the estate Of James l.. Averyt.
deceased.
Terms of sale-Cash to pay debts.
JOHN r. SIMMONS. Admir-.
Nov. N, 1851. lots
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-14

Christmas IRE.

Owing TO the Police Jury having passed
a regulation to charge twenty-five dollars
for TIA. use Of the court house for any pnr-
pose other than that for which it was IN
t-udcd, it will be absolutely necessary 10
make small charge at the door to defrsy
-xp-us-.- subsequently, the small amount
of fifty c~uts will he collected Of sll males
al,oy. the age Of tfteen-ladics and chill
,lr,.p admitted free. Everybody cordially
invi,r,i TO De pr-s-ut. No labor VIII he
spared Ia make it an unprecedented sue
ress and fhe most -pjoyable occasion OF the
SEASON.. No person will lie permitted to
enter who is knawn to be under I'll. inffn-
-nce of Intoxicating liquors. The mana
ger will rndcayor to preserve the best oil
or,lrr. For the benefit Of the children We
viii SAY that Santa Clans will undoubtedly
,- present and contribute amusement rs
we'll a. presents tn them. Again extend
ing cordial invitation 10 the parrnts to
com. ont to the Christmas TIRE and bring
the children. We will Close. hoping every
body will attend who can conveniently tit
.o W.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-14
StrmyeA Or stolen.

IRON my residence in Homer. 4 RED
L HEIFER, about two years old, we'll.
grown for the age, markell with n hole in
right ear and split in the left-hss been
mis-in g three ar four weeks Any inform
alton Of her will IN. duly apprrciat-d-her
J. A. wrrTER.
D.-ce mber :, ISL. L.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-14

Thc m->>lgr Of t.nNrrnnr :. II. Millinery
places very CLEARLY aud explicitly before
the Legislature ihr important questions
which H. maud ii~ earliest attention. But
~ arr Inclined to think that able law Yer.
thu G;"vrrinr unqnrsti"mal'ly i. that
he has f'llyn into rrrur III reference la the
sale Of lands for taxes. ~ speaking "f
the act If l--SI rruvnling for -uth sales
aud ,ir-ciiug thar Lands "m which back
taN.s an dnc >hunll lr sold uu III" first
saturday in each NORTH aud from day 10
DAY thereafter, TIN Governor >,ys that Ia
very T. W ~ The parishes has ili- law been
observed ~ coiup'i,i With. but III ro>t
-Nerl ir>tan,r the Lands have been sold
~ 4 df'"rut day than the one required
by Law. Valuable Lands have been sold in
tia, way for a nominal sum, the owners
III m,rt instance being the purchasers.
The ,;uNrruor concludes that th,s. sales
an. absolutely null and void for the rra>on
that they vcr. made in the face nf pro
hlhitorl Law and g"s ou io r,commc nd
that the Legislature dcclare rnch laws
null and void, and that lands ~ sold
I've again sold on designated day fot not
le.s than the taxes. The Governor a.
sumc- rrrr"rativc which is entirely for
ciGn 10 the duties II the executive. II ia
for the courts 10 say what sales arv null
and void. and not the executive. The
courts surely will not -ay that failing To
comply with a Law which Is merely diree-
tory will annul a sale which - in other
RESPECTS valid. The Legislature cannot
declare a sale null To which the State was
party, "a u was IN all of these tax s~le-.
II IL for the courts and not the Governor
or the Legislature TO determine such
questions The question nf tax sales has
been ve>cd question fer the law makers
To snlve. We believe that the laws on thi.
question have l.~en far t"o complicated. II
the Legislature would say that such sales
shonld be made inst n other Judicial .,i~.
it would h- amply sutkcient and avoid
much trouble and litigation.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-14

The proposition made by the y, y. Demo
erat Ia establish State lnlrd Of Equal
ration Ia ass.-s the value at taxable
property, is NOT meeting " ,th favor fr"m
the country press. On the contrary. We
notice that NEST 1T our country exchanges
arr bitterly opposed I" It, "a for oar
assessment laws, j. necessary. Mes, "f th"
taxable Proi-riy u assessed entirely too
low. land which j. we'll worth from nv"
~ ten dollars an acr- Assessed at fTom onv
Ia two dollar an scr,'. and IN some instau-
c,-- at les than dollat The rate 81 taxa
tion under the Constitution of l-7g - low
and the State Government can not b.
sustained # property ia not ass->s"d II
something hsr It's actual valne. Eht> ~
do not believe can ever IT, done under the
present plan Of making assessments.
Their can h. no question but what the
plan now in vogue has worked n great in
justice to many of orr honest, but poor
cltlksnA- fnt ~ We como ST. tur dangers
10 = State Boari Of Equalization, which
some Of our contemporaries frar. We ~onid
b~ n. bitterly and as uncomPrisincly
opposed to the pr"r'-r': plan As sre any ot
them. But this We do not s-c, and while
We arr not prepared to approve Of the
proposed plan in detail, yet We believe
that something OF the kind would Be far
more just, both to the State and PARISH and
to the honest taxpayer, than the pr---u,
system. All we contend for Is for some
~ stem that will srcur- a true, correct and
equitable assessment. This the pr-en nj
system has not given Ms. and We do not
believ. 1T ever will. Hence change must
b. made.
We do no, believe that property should
I've sssessed at fancy Pnees, but 1t should
bs ass~ss-d at something like its actual
value, which, under the present system IN
many instances, 10 not done.