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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-02-24
OUR YOUTHFUL DAYS.

Let us pause and look around us,
Before dreary age hath found us,
For we're growing old and older every day,
While the hand of time is stealing
All that fresh and youthful feeling
Which has filled oVr hearts thus far upon life's
way.
But while hope is bright before us,
And no cloud has yet come DER us,
Let us store our minds with wisdom and with
truth,
That when age shall overtake us,
And our friends perchance forsake us,
We may feel no bitter MORNINGS for our youth.
For sad, indeed, and dreary
ltwould be If, old and weary,
We were tainted with the feelings of remorse /;
While we thought of all the yearnings
or our friends and all the warnings
We have had, and yet had altered not our
course.
We know that youth is tempted,
And that no one is exempted
From trials and troubles here below;
But rich reward is given,
There IS promise, too, of heaven,
For those who live and conquer as they go.
Shall we strive then to grow better
Ere that strong and mighty fetter
OF habit evil habit, shall us bind?
Shall we turn from each temptation
With strong determination
30 change our lives, and benefit mankind?
There are those who seek the splendor
= LA ~ alone can render, >-.-..
But the richest prize that life itself can buy
Is TO feel that as day closes
All our confidence reposes
In the life that we have Leland we can die.
Dr. A. w. Jameson, in Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-02-24
A Sad Story.

The London Pail Mall Gazette con-
tains the following: '.Here is story of
the poor of London, as unfolded before
the st. Pancras coroner yesterday. Mary
Baxter, a woman of fifty, who had lived
with a boot.closer in a single room in a
house in Little Clarendon Street several.
years, was two years in arrear with her
rent Her landlord, Mr.. Coxhill, dis
trained her goods, Selling also the tools
of her companion, who was at work in
Stratford. She was left shivering in a
fireless room, with barely sufficient
clothes to cover her, and no furniture
but an old sack. The next day the land
lord sent man to remove the door and
window of the room. The act was
illegal; he had no warrant; but what
could the woman doP The rain came in
and saturated her scanty clothing as she
lay weak and helpless on her sack. The
night passed. In the morning, the last
day but one of the old year, neighbor
came in. He found her almost insensible,
but she murmured. Give me time
supposing him to be her landlord. She
had lain two days and two nights in an
empty'room, to which for the last twen-
ty-four hours the wind and rain had free
access, and although she was removed to
the workhouse she died in three DAYS.
Cases such as this are occurring all
round us, but how little we know of them,
and alas! is it not often true that though
we know little we care less?"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-02-24

The Erie Road is building locomo-
tive to practically test an invention for
at once consuming smoke and heating
air from the waste steam for use iD
warming cars.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-02-24

The woman spectators of New York
city increase in number, but the brokers
are fighting shy of them. They have
about as much of an idea of business as
a mule has of the aurora borealis. If
they gain they are gigglingly delighted;
if they lose, they plead so tearfully and
touchingly that they may not be made
to suffer, that the broker will give their
margins back and close all woman ac-
counts in his books, forever. Detroit
Post.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-05-30
CoWan Items.

stands N"""''' WIN P'''
dsI s "u frost last Wednesday morning
and ' o damage to tender vegetables,
0r !, 'Orn looks yellow from the effects
bc,l;a,e',a t Is looking tolerably well in our
NSa",.y' Where land was turned early
ies s' put in in good condition prom
IT, good yield. Some rust on blades
C"yycr crop will he light.
week g.. furnace VIII blow out thi'
Vesl. .'r repairs. 1t will take 6 or
n. !" get ready for work again.
ShnIS examination exercises of on
and G Will take place next Thursda
Cow,n ny III.
''an' Tenn, May 2Sth, 1888.
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Nonresident Notice.

Bratton e. Garner IS |. S. Johns and
others.
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of 1.-THE CLERK
a. Master from the allegations and affidavit
in complainant Bill in above cause, that
V. X. Stevenson, defendant in hiscause, is Il
nonresident of the State OF Tennessee, 50
that the ordinary process Of law cannot h.
served upon him. .,
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made for Tour consecutive weeks in the Home
Journal, published in winchester Tenn, re-
uuiring said NONRESIDENT defendant to APP
near and make defense to said Bill, ON or be-
lore the fourth Monday in June next,
before the Chanccry Court at Winchester
Franklin county, Tenn, or the same Will be
taken icr confessed and set Tor hearing eX-
partc rs to him.
Witness my hand, at office in Winchester
Tenn this May DIST 1883. ,
GLEN. ARLEDGE, {. ~ NJ.
by John Arlcdge, Dep. ca NJ
mav23-lw
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NONRESIDENT Notice.
Pending IN the County Court Of Grtmly
County, Tcm., at IHamom.

&. W. Somcrs and others vs. Kelley
Somcrs and others.
On motion Of plaintiffs attorneys, and il ap-
pcaring To the Court from the bill in this
cause, which is sworn to, that the two chill
drcn OF And, rson Somcrs, deed, whose names
are unknown, and are made defendants as his
heirs at law are nol-rcsidcnts Of the state oi
Tennessee, being citizens Of the State Of Tex
as, 50 that the ordinary process Of this Court
cannot he served upon them.
1t is ordered by me that publication BE-
made for four successive weeks in the clone
Journal," published in Winchester, Tenn, re.
quiring them to appear and make defense to
said bill, on or before the LIST Monday in
July, lSS3, before the County Court at
Altamont, tirImdy county, Tenn, or the
same will be- taken Tor confessed and set for
hearing cx-partc as to them.
This May 23d, 1883.
+. Il. RODDY, Clerk.
by NJ. l.. Ncarn, Dep. Clerk.
mnvnu- iw
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We take pleasure in Announcing to the pub
lie that We have commenced husnrsr in the
house formerly occupied by Mr.. Samuel
Smith, adjoining the Po.tof'cr, whore We in
tend To keep on hand, lor sale, q general
stock oi merchandise, consisting ol Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Hardware and
Quccnswarc.
We will also keep FRESH MEATS the
best the country affords.
Wcrpcially invite or friend, to call on
lis with their barter, for which We will allow
them the highest market price
Uic rW mi be md,~H by aug ore in his
mOrkd.
\ fresh supply Of goods just received
Money paid for barter.
ELLIOTT ~ WILLIAMS.
May !Ih, 1883.
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a FULL FACULTY


oi earnest, experienced and successful Teachers cmlloy,d r4ii the Soy
On regular teachers several aion full Of vg'r and cnhsn rndcrv"l
liable help
Dr. Joseph Baldwin Management says the President J.
w Icnll: A. teacher and hc has hw equals Ills school at
Huntsville impressed me as the best had ever visited
DR. W r. dwc William Jewell College Mo, says "F,w no his
in ned
successful practical and tol President than Mr. HnI'
Prof W. F. Mason, President North Missouri Norna ale
cquah.'
pRor a Tennessee christian
highest type lie studied taught twelve t Win
chester and his work in The classroom ow HIM to-day the
accomplished teachers in Tennessee. While he is cmn,c and
teacher and gm0h, chglrd Teachers will da, qu's
on test his ability and skill by competing comparing r'-I with HIM
Free from the restraints tho old colleges lac has readily ACCEPTED natl"l or
Mis- Matte rti graduated in Mary Sharp to ec 1870 G dat
ship mui praise. Since then she has spent in the Nomai
herself ii -ram teaching She i, lady Of fine ability aud min
Thcoryn Ar ct teaching her scholarship aud her cNIrrc in ocr.l wmk
oi the corom ai combine Ia make her very superior teacher Her iii
both natural and acquired, will l admitted 10y ltc wl" Wil' Lar
work.
CHI, r,rrl rincjlam Preparatory raru, has had ere
rincc o twelve $asi teaching primary nrl's and H" cl'n Gay
after duous study and did M lt work. Sc
she has taught Wcs and will he admitted by ali @ lac has
benefits ON on, youth and schools In Primary Work tc will, ut % not
Miss Bessie lauchHnp OF lcXa, takes the place vacated by lr Wm
Mhcan She has several experience teacher We our
students that mistake has been made in her selection She
ipr wears student Of President l'mllt in Missouri
Mis- Lille lclNc has taught the Music hc and her
has warranted the Faculty purchasing mgr instruments Throughout Tor her
work in future In this Department She will compare fNomI! with Ghus
. other schools.
Nil, Mamie School in the Normal This
new AM, valuable which attention She quail
rchn,
Mis- Maud Tri Normal
teach hall her time in the various Departments, hcno,dl
ny" Send for catalogue
JAMES w. TERRIIL,
July 2ih, 1852 Winchester, T,nn
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Dr.. John T. Iron.

o,'r brother Masons who did not res
Po"' To the call for them to meet at
cumberland y Lodge last Thursday missed
4 s, soed deal. They would have been
A., MS we feel all were who did
I near the lecture of DR.. John 7,
I"a' Fast Grand Master and Grand
n%V'arer for the State of Tennessee.
=, st. iron returned to Paris on account
\ Il. Jus wlte's illness, but will continue
I. |. n @oors until every lodge in the State
lI,, N''ed l., His next appointment is
,t %,O,c Plains, in Moore county, and
'"'D ne will visit Cowan, in this county
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County Court Land Sale.
Elizabeth b. Stewart and others VS..
Marshall Il Mitchell and others.

Elizabeth b. Stewart and others VS..
Marshall Il Mitchell and others.
l'y virtue Of decree Of the County Court
OF Franklin county, Tennessee, pronounced at
its May Term, 1883, in above cause, | Will,
on
Monday, june 25th, 1883,
offer for sulc to the highest bidder, at the
Courthouse door in Winchester, Tenn, Il
credit Of one and two wears, except the sum
Of 10 per cent. to be paid in cash on day Of
sale, the following described tract Of land
county, Tenn, on the dividing ridge between
! Lost Creek and Hurricane Creek, bounded rs
follows: Beginning at a large chestnut in a
hollow, being the northwest corner Of tract
Of land granted to Black & Long, known as
the Tan Yard Tract, and runs south 100 poles
to stake and pointers on ridge; thence
east 81 poles, passing II cave in n hollow :;
thence north 10 poles to u beech in II hollow
on the section line; thence north so east 2S
| and lilo poles TO n stake with two hickory
pointers and one rcd oak pointer ncara road
!hcncc north - west iG poles to an old road,
north 81 east poles to II stake and pointers,
south - cast poles 10 stake in the edge Of
an old road, north NJ east with the sectional
line ~ poles to stake in the Winchester and
Shclbyvillc road thence with said road north
iO' east to a red oak with pointers, north ~
west "A $40 poles to stakes near said road--
poplar, dogwood and rod oak pointerS--south
G2l west lOpolcs to u poplar, north 400 west
% poles to II stake with large with large
white oak and chestnut pointers, north 500
poles To stake and pointers, north 66o cast
. $40 poles to - stake and three red oak
pointers thence west 100 poles to the begin
ming containing 80 acres and 2rOods.
Biddings to begin at $50 per acre.
Notes, with two good and solvent securities,
will be- required Vi the purchaser for the
credit payments, and lien retained until
all the purchase money is paid.
This May -, 1888.
W. f. TAYLOR, Clerk.
may30-tds III
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
DECIfERD. TENN.

Rev. q II Shcldrake will preach At
Goshen next Sunday at II a. M.
Nance Cradles and other makes at
Carter & Bros. 2t
J. r. Markum will preach at Win
chester Springs next Sunday, at 3
o'clock p. IN.
Prof. Ben. p. Marshal, of Texarka,
M, Texas, is visiting his relatives and
friends here.
The Womans Missionary Society will
meet next Friday, 3 p, m, at Capt.
Grcgory's residence.
Mr.. Frank Coleman, Il conductor on
the Alabama Great Southern Railroad ,
VISITED his parents here since our last.
Mr. Hubert A. Graves, who has
charge of n furnishing school at VOL
eys Ford, Ga, is visiting his parents
and friends here.
The third quarterly meeting of the
Methodist Church will be held next
Sunday, Rev. T. l.. Moody will
preach, morning and night.
Mr.. Jno. w. Stamps, Of Little Rock,
| AK, publisher of the Arkansas Mctho,
dist, spent n day or two in our town
last week, and paid our office Il pleasant
visit.
1t will he noticed that we are having
an unusually large advertising patron.
age. We are thankful for this, and
have under consideration an enlarge
nent of the journal.
Rev. A. G. Biddlc, of Gibson City,
ILL.,, is visiting our town, and will re-
main during the examination exercises
dour schools. lie preached at the &.
l. Church last Sunday.
The Good Templars of Dcchcrd will
use a Strawberry and lcc-crcam Fest.
val for the benefit of the Lodge, nj
their Lodge-room next Thursday night,
The Slst inst. Everybody invited.
The examination exercises of the
Winchester Normal will commence next
'hnlay, and continue four days. The
catalogue of this school shows an at
Hohncc for the present session of 35l.
The Mary Sharp College examination
exercises will commence next Monday
week June llth. The BaccalaurcatC
Srnon will be preached June 18th, by
lev. G. II. Strickland, of Knoxville
lem. The Baccalaurcatc Address vii
be delivered by Col. NJ S Elkins, o
Galhtin, Tenn, ON the goth.
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Nonresident Notice.
Dave Larkin VS. Matt. Larkin.
Divorce Bill.

II appearing to the satisfaction Of the Clerk
Il Master, from the allegations and affidavit
in compartments bill in above cause,
that the defendant, Matt Lurkn, is non
resident, Of the State OF Tennessee 50 that
the ordinary process OF law cannot be served
upon her.
1t is therefore ordered by me that publica-
ton be made for four successive weeks in The
Home Journal, newspaper published in Win
chester, Tenn. requiring her TO appear and
make defense to said bill, before the Chan
Gerry Court at Winchester Franklin county
Tenn, on or before the 18th Monday in JUNE
next, or thc< same will be taken for con
icsscd and set Tor hearing cx-parte as TO her
Witness highland ut office in Winchester
Tenn, May 10, 1883.
GLEN. ARLEDGE, G. q NJ.
BY John Arlrdgc, Dcp.C. n NJ.
may93-lw
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To tho Public !.

Ny Woolcn Mill, at Owl Hollow, are now
in operation, uruin" ont jean, lns,ys and
Blankets. My Carding Machine Is in good
order for making wool roll, and the custom
OF the public is solicited.
will pay the highest market price, in
cash, Tor all wool delivered at the Mills
". RANSOM.
Nav gih 1854
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The following companies won the
lr@s in the competitive drill at Nash
vile last week:
lgan'ry-First prize (S4,O 00), Mo-
bile Rifles, Mobile, Ala. Second (Sl0OO)
crescent Rifles, New Orleans. Third,
s'OO Treadway Rifles, st. Louis.
AtiI'ery-First, (S500) Battery G,
Louisiana Artillery, New Orleans. Sec.
"M!, $3.50 Battery B, Louisiana field
artillery, New Orleans.
hnues-Bush Zouaves, st Louis,
S'@' No competition.
Bnds-First, 81, 000) Eichhorn's
louisville louisville Ky. Second, (S5OO) Pos
VeWalle's, st. Louis.
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Chancery Sale
For June i, 1888.

T.. II. Sillsbec and NJ. +. Jennings VS..
Nancy Es;ill ct. ais.
BY virtue of decree Of the Chancery
Court OF Franklin county, Tennessee, pro
nounccd at its january Term, 1883, in above
cause, will, on
Monday, June 18th, 1888,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester, Tenn,
oiicr Tor sale, to the highest bidder, ior
CASH, the following described tract ri land
lying in civil distric, No. vi said county vi
Franklin, bounded Us iollowp: East hy the
lands oi Mrs Nancy Estill, south by the lands
oi SNh W l!oughton, and west and north by
the lands formerly belonging to the estates Of
John I Slater and Wallace Estill, jr., decd
Said tract contains - acIts.
Sale in legal hours.
This May it'll, 1883,
GLEN. ARLEDGE, c. & NJ.
may9-tds 81
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Great BARGAINS !
Consisting Of

500 yards of Dress Goods, Swtses,
etc, etc.
200 yards Of Silks, Satins, Nelvcts,
etc etc.
$50 yards of Sill; Tissue aud Bcragc
Yelling.
go yards of Ribbons,
and II lot of Frngcs, Fans, Collars,
Cuffs, Laccs, Tics, Flchucs, Knit goods,
Cords, Tucking, Ruching, Buttons,
Gloves, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Hosiery,
Eurckas, Belts, etc, to be sacrificed till
all are gone.
nY Come, one and all, and
get them while they are going,
CARTER & BRO.
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ps1S" The best Corn CultiYators (3
kinds) and Corn Drills on hand.
Bay" The Champion Rcapcrs, Mowers
and lIarvcstcrs still ahead and on hand.
Bar" Give us your orders carly. Also,
those wanting repairs let us know and
we will have them ON hand.
pG" We are constantlyadding to our
stock of Hardware, wagon material,
Groceries, Quecnsware, Clover and other
field seeds, &c.
March %, 1883.
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+! Lumber
C. A, pYLANT

Keeps constantly ON hand all kinds OF
Poplar and Oak Lumber at the yard in rear
OF Burroughs old Carriage Shop in Winchcs'
ter. lie has II saw-mill near town, and can
fill any order on short notice.
NAV 23I 1883
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COURTS,
CiIASCERY COURT.

CiIANCERY COURT.
Han John W. Burton, Chancellor.
Can't. Glenn Aricdgc, Clerk and Master
'U S,ssions fourth Monday in january and
~ CIRCUIT COURT.
Hon. J. Williams, Judge,
1 B. Wooiard, Attorney General.
Sathan Francis, Clerk. n. X. Martin
;SIe..ion,, fourth Monday in March, July
and November.
COUNTY COURT.
John W. Williams, Judge.
Nm. L. Taylor, Clerk. Hop. 7. Taylor
Deputy. - 49,.
r. q. Smith, Trustee.
II. +. Oakley, Sheriff.
WI. Cherry, County Superintendent.
John p. Wellington, Coroner.
NV. Sylcr, Surveyor.
VIM. NJ. Russcy, Ranger.
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Alta chment Notice.
STATE of Tennessee Franklin County.

Abralam Bmzclton VS.. Samuel Kohl.
In this cause IL appearing by affidavit that
the defendant, Samuel kohli, is Justly ind,bt-
ed to the plaintiff in the sum of one hundred
dollars due by note, and is 4 nonresident ii
the State III Tennessee So hat the ordinary
process OF law cannot I've served upon him;
and an Orginai Attachment having been lev
ed ON his propcrty--a tract of land containing
30 acres, more or less-by Frank l.cleber u
Constable ior the LIST civil district ol said
county.
1t II therefore ordered that publication be
made in the Home journal, u newspaper pub
!ished in the town OF Winchester, Tenn, for
four successive weeks commanding the said
defendant to appear before me, an acting JUS
ticc Of the Peace ior said county, ut my Office
in Winchester, Tenn, ut noon on Thursday,
June 9TH, 1854, and make defense to said su''
or III, same will be proceeded wiihex paf'''
This May 18th, 1883 ,,,vo y
| niny0-lt
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IN SOLVE NCY.

The insolvency of the estate Of l.. u.
Stephens deed, having been suggested, all
parties indebted to said estate must make inn
mediate payment; and all claims against the
estate must be presented, duly authenticated,
to the County Court Clerk franklin county,
Tenn, ut Wincho stor, on or before the lst
day OF August, 1883, or they will b. forever
barred. This May lst, 1883.
H. J. HAWKINS, Jr,
may0-lw Executor.
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Judge nor jury. At the proper time, in
the proper place and before the proper
tribunal (Board of Trustces,) | will
checrfully depose further, if desired.
\. Il. BARRETT.
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DIRECTORY.
OF WINCHESTER

Mayor-John \. Lawing' r, =, n,o
,Licrmen-M. NJ. Henderson, q. q. Phil
lins. ]. l.. Baugh and !. {, Garner.
'iVnr.hal-John q. Brazellon, Jr.,
C,rn3ration Magistrote--J. b. Ashley.
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BARGAIN
Counter

On Carter IL Bros Bargain Counter
will be found the balance Of their rem
nant of goods, at
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Where send our ssss aid daughters?
TIKI WINCHESTER NORMAL
OFFERS SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES IN
English, Latin and German,
Mathematics, History ard Literature
Natural Science Music and Art,
Philosophy, Bookkeeping,
Primary Strides, Penmanship,
Theory and Practice of Teaching.
THE FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION

Begins August % Tuesday, 1852 The ouc ior the future full Of
Use, Ih, enrolment 81 the The growth rom the fret l.
steady AMI healthy and to-day the Normal the Target school OF its
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-06
JUSTICE OTTcRBOURG INDIGNANT

The charge of assault preferred against Officer
Philip smith, OF the Eighteenth Precinct, 10y James
GafIney. Of No. 1l3 East FOurteenth-st.. whom the
noIicenan arrested and dubbed 50 severely that he
was in Bellevue Hospital for several days. was IN
vestiyatsd in the YOrkvle Police Court yesterday.
IL resulted ia smith being held in 5000 bail Tor trial
Inc officers brother, James smith. stated thst
Gafney and three otner persons were IN the Oilcei
house creating disturbance and that he went out
and inform ed Philip of tho matter The oilcer
started f0l the house and met Gattney nepr IT, The
former asked him what he had been doing, when
(ainey seized and struck him. The officer there
nnon cubbed him into submission. Peter McLai-
ney of No 516 East Sixteenth-st., said that the
officer struck the first blow. Gallney then caught
hold of his assaIlant who struck him two more
blows with the club and he fell. after which smith
struck him fourth tIme while he lay on the walk.
Michael Curley, of No. 427 East sixteenth st., was
also examined His attention was called by hear
inc an exclamation from the injured man. lie saw
the officer strike iaifney lie told Smith not to XII
the man. but to send him to the hospital. Smith
had lett his post to make the arrest
Justice Otterbourg said that the affair was an out
rage and told the officer that he had no business 10
Arrest the man or TO leave his post. The case
against Ganney was dismissed.
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INVESTIGATIONS ORDERED AT NEWARR

The Newark Common Council held It's first reg
ular meeting last evening. whom the chairman an
nounced the standing committees for the year
The chaiTmanships of the committees were divided
between the Republicans and Democrats. Alder.
man Connolly, Democrat, was made chairman OF
the Finance Committee, in place Of alderman
Theberath. Republican. who conducted tho city ;
investigation last year; Alderman Sandiord, Re
publican, w"s rcappointed chairman OF the foHce
CoTnmittcc and Alderman OConnor Democrat
chairman Of the Fire Committee.
Alderman Connolly offered resolution that the
CITY Counsel should be instructed to prepare alnda'
Wits 10 be signed by twenty-five freeholders ana 10
be submitted 10 Judge Depue, with a we" 10 an
investigation OF the accounts OF the county govern
ment for the last ten years. The resolution was
ad ,pted The tax levy of Essex County ~ nearly
twice as large that oi.liudson County, hlthough
there is a little difference in the population aud
valuation OF property. 4 resolution was also
oGOptcd for a commission Of five experts to make
Tevauation OF the taxable property OF Newark. the
total valuation being little above that OF lSSl
resolution offered bY Aluernan Connolly was also
adopted calling Tor an examination by an expert
of the city Improvement assessment account OF
81 and 1873. in which Alderman CoLOlly said
thai discIouaucic, existed.