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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1893-07-26
THE NORMAL.
Second Week Of the County Normal.
Increased Attendance.

Second Week OF the County NOrmal--
Increased Attendance.
The Normal continues with much
interest and pleasure, neither instruc-
tors or the instructed seem to flag in
their zeal and earnestness in their
work. Sixty six teachers have now
been enrolled and over a hundred visi-
tors have been in. Prof. Hudson, of
johnson City, added to the interest of
the institute last Friday by attending
and participating in the exercises of
the day.
The teachers who have been enrolled
since last weeks report are as follows /:
H. j. Depew, Jonesboro
h. Hall, Greeneville
Annie Miller, Telford
M. b. Campbell, Milbrook
ID. l.. Miller, Johesboro
John Tempin, Johnson City
w. A. Adcock, Johnson City
John b. Patton, Telford
Miss Minnie Mitchell, Limestone
I. 7. Young, Jonesboro
II. f.. Shipley, Locust Mount
Lizzie Sellers, Germantown
Grace l.. Bayless, Nola Chucky
Mollie Stony, CARRIERS Milrs
Pearl CARRIER, CARRIERS Milrs
Jennie Massingill, Piney Flats
Mollie Hale, Free Hill
in. Hamett, FEBRUARY
sc Blair, Conkling
l.. l.. Waddell, Nola Chucky
W. NJ. Odell, Germantown
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1893-07-26
A Christmas Gift.
Fine Buggy tObe Given Away

We will present to the most popular
lady, resident of Washington County,
Tenn, as a Christmas Present, a hand
some End Spring, Piano Box, Top Bug
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ions, Storm Apron and Boot. The for
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each dollar paid on subscription, by
either old or new subscribers, enti-
Ting the person paying to five votes.
Contest now open. Selectyour favorite
and vote often.
A box will be provided and kept in this
Office in which all ballots must be de-
posted. Each ballot must bear the sig.
nature of the person voting it and the
name of the person in whose favor it
is cast. Blank ballots can be obtained
at the office of the Herald and Tribune.
On Monday, December IS, 1898, the
box will be opened, the votes counted
and the result announced by a commit
tee chosen for that purpose.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1893-07-26

Men make more fuss about their
honor on the stage than anywhere else.
-Atchison Globe,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1893-07-26

LADIES
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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1893-07-26
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

This July 10, 1898.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1893-07-26
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

This July II, 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
MEETINGS AND ENTERTAINMENTS.

The annual meeting the Vassar Aiumntc Association
Will be held the home OF Mrs. Charles NJ Pratt NO.
of Cllntonavc. Brooklyn, to-day. business meeting
will take place at p. m. and will be followed by an
afternoon entirely social TO which are invited the husb nd>
Of aumnae the trustees faculty ana teachers II the
college non graduats and members of the Stu1cnts'
Aid Society special cnot is being maze 10 h9 We this
meeting a reunion in every sense OF the word
The Rev William Il. Dufyec. professor Of ethics ana
English literature az Rutgers College. Is to deliver a
course OF Monday evening lectures during Lett IN tie
Of the Collegiate Church, at flitaNe ana
| West Forty.cichthst. The first Lecture on Money
eVcninp newt will be on "Thc G1ord Literary importance
NJ Our English Bible. and Account OF John WycAlhS
Version second lecture VIII be on ''Our E'gish
Bible: Its History from Tyndas Version to the Last
Revision" The remaining lectures will reatc to tho
| content, OF the Bible.
The members Of the Catholic club have sent out a
large invitations 70 attend the celebration oil the
Golden Ep, opal Jubilee Of Pope Leo Kill at the cub
| house Tomorrow evening Archbishop CoFligan VIII
| preside
There will be a young mems rally at the YounG Men 5
Institute, No Odd Bovcry, at p. N. tomorrow" Tic
Rev Dr. Huibuit will deliver al Int c'iins
address Chorus singing will be led by NAL, choir win
| o.net violin and piano accompaniment.
Hniy Grant. secretary oil the Presbyterian Board
Of Foreign Missions will deliver missionary add es' on
Persia Land of Sha' In the Anelst Presbyterian
! Church tO-no evening.
4 reception will be given in hon)r Of j. Samuel Smoot,
State Grand Councillor OF the Order United Erie ds at
tn, Central Opera House. SNty-seventh-st near Ihd
| eve, on Thursday evening ncN
The metropolitan in the Union Square Theatre
tomorrow conducted by the Rev. G. H. latman, viii
have double interest the la &c choir from Plymouth
church brooklyn l. sing In the afternoon. and a.
| night Mr. Yatmal prcoohes Oh "iiel"
The Rev. d.. j. NJ. King, sceIcr ~ OF Tn. NATIONAL
League for the protection OF American 1nsuutonS VIII
address a nas,-mecting Of men at the HNl,m Young
Mems Chrlstial Association No West ODehundrc Land
tventy.ulLh-st.. 80 .1-mofIOw 'thristIa,
! Gu zen "A O.cncstia Will Po'ide music.
50 desire 10 hear Iictitcnaf
Pary tell of hi, journey the great white that h.
ma. consented to give another matinee at Chckcring Hall
OH Monday afternoon o'clock The matinee tod.
] at the same place promises 70 be crowded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
AMONG THE ATHLETES.

A meeting Will be held at tho Astor House to-day 70
arrange Tor the athletic carnival 10 BE- held in Chicago
during the Worlds Fair \. -. Saidng will rcgtc-cnt
the CHICAGO Athletic Associaton and \. g. Mis-. w B.
Cut, and j. T. sullivan tn" Anat cur Athletic Union
The eth Regiment Athletic Association has decided %
give an indoor meeting OF the afmory April :. The
entries Will close With l.. bloomfield. the secretary,
March 90.
Tho finals in the Pastlme Athletic Cluh boxing ourn1
ment will be- held the Ncw-York institute building. at
Tor.y.thlrd.st and LrxlnPton.ayc.. tonight
4. A. Zimmerman. the champion bicycle rider. VIII
sail for savannah today lie will In the tournament
to bc held shortly.
Tho National athletic Club will give boxing tournt-
mont in Rrosvn Tuesday night There will b. seven
.pcal bouts.
The Nautilus and Pioneer Boit clubs Of brooklyn. have
agreed 10 onsodlte The Nautilus club recently lost rs
bo,hoIse by FIRE and the combined clubs viii improve
and add tp the clubhouse and plant owned ly tho
pioneer Club and thom together
Tho member, Of the BERKELEY Cricket Club. who won
the championship II the Mropotn League las season.
have decided TO the organization and
plav IN the AZ the annual meeting the following
officers were elected W. H. Eutiy president; G. II.
Po1rer vice pre- ldcn; T. J. ORclv. secretary: +. IT
Miner trcasurcr and Henry Ma-In. w. H. Eut'y and
Jerome tlanncry dclerat the Metropolitan League.
The intercollegiate Athletic Association will hold a
meeting at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel next Saturday. The
underc raduate rule will be discussed at length.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

The immaculate Conception Day Nursery was In
corporaed yesterday. II will be conducted at No.
l55 Sands-st.. under Roman Catholic auspices.
Mrs. Nora Fox is seeking absolute divorce from
Samuel G.. Fox. OF No log North Elliott Place. and
three correspondents named. The WIS heard
In The Supreme Court Yesterday aud decision was
reserved.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Prentice. whose son. John III. Prem
tice. recently died suddenly at her house In Grace
Court. died yesterday I'm her eighty fifth year She
was the widow OF John Prentice owner OF Prenticc'>
Stores and wealthy resident OF the Heights. Her
death tho result of injuries received by fall two
months ago. She left three and five married
daughters. DIR. S,orrs will conduct the funeral on
Monday.
Frederick Fleming sent 10 the penltenilary for
three and half yesterday for manSlaughtcr In
Killing Michael Taylor. whom he Knocked down In Il
political dispute in u grogshop last slmmc
Three suits for $4,000 haN, begun
against ex-Assemblyman William Wainwright. OF Rock
away Beach. by James f.. Campbell, William Con"y
and James Nelson. They accompanied WainWrght III
a coach to one OF the recent prize fights at Concy
Island. and Oh the way he accused them Of robbns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
SEJVS FROM NEW-JERSEl.
PATERSON.


, rt-SrrCr Calls THE PRO-Ec'UT \ LIAR.
There was Lively COW ,rsition y'steI iai III 'n'
Paterson lnlicc Court. james d. pphh'i' WHO -
thc clerk T., the Grand jury, AMI In thit cay" ~
t., Prosecutor william Il. GcWley. Of Pa-sac
County, in preparing plpc IN crnlha '"'''' = ~ -
~, f. Tho rail and tod Police Justice Fian, Van
CIcyc flat the Prosecutor had sent HIM To cAlil""'
rho ,.,,.,s in the ca,, of John Livinsstcn Il niue
how who threw A ,oac at u crowd Of Snow! alters
,rI accidentally rt another boy named Johhh'
.,r,,,pr factu.,n. II, SAUL. The Canning boy l.
in thc ho.ptll Mr.. Donncll said that tn PROSE-
rutor had been inform d that Tie boy was hAeN ID
die and that the Police Justice had thhcl com
uloIni {, mcr,. di,ord ry ooaducl against young lN-
lncson. ,,
Justice Van Clcvc got angry and began t'iA 4
H.. talked Il good deal to Mr.. Do"nell. Here Is Il
re,rt OF what he aid - am getting tired 81 bc"E
accused by Mr. GourIcy of taking Complaints lo'
d,o;d Iy .conda't where | should have In l'tcl upon
morn ,r:iou, charges. You 20 back and ttl Nr'
Goulcv that know what my duties are III lH''
conr,. and Go not want any Interference from inc
Prosecutor"
Mr. Dorncu rcloincd: u wont carry any such mes
.ace. II Won want Mr. Gour'y 10 know tlii, Il
can fell him 50 yourself. / was SOFT here b. Mr.
Gourloy 10 examine the complaint
Tudce Van rlcvc-Why doesn't Mr. Gourley come
here himself instead Of sending You Is lie a1r'o Z
Nou Just 20 back ana tell Mr.. GoHsley that AN
getting tired Of having him get mp In court ANA MAKE
tie statement that I am in th" habit 81 taNlif =
Of ,ordcrly'' complaint when more serious cTlHo
-l, uId b. al,cs "a. When Mr. Gourlcy n1'cS sd'l
e.. ,f,m"ntS hc lir-. II" j. TOO narrow 10 see any
thing beyond himself want }oI to tell VII. "ou'
IT,, nina am saving PUBLICLY from TIA" bench. ANA
10 tell him further that thl, coirt dltH not P"P"'e
TO be- dictated to by him or ia, County court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
NEW-IORN ClIl.

Edward n Shepard author Of The Life Of Van
Buren," will speak in the Church of the Divine IA
;erny TO morrow evening on The Political Progress
Of Four Hundred Years"
Cleveland II. Dodge. president OF the Young Men ;
Christian Association of the city. will speak TO young
men at the East Eighty siXth-st. branch tpmorro"
afternoon at O'Clock. There will be- special singing
by Mcs,rs. Asa and ID. stewart 1gichaIt
Justice DIVERS lid Assembly District Club VIII
have a bccfstcak dinner Tuesday at the clubhouse
No. 80 MadisonSt. stage entertainment Will loho"'
Mrs Catherine Jordan hired George Morris, an ex-
convict of l4G East Twenty ffth-st to make some
repairs In her house. No. 20 Washington race VI"
January H. She left jewels worth SloOo III We" III
her bedroom. Morris stole them. but was arrested
Judge Coving in General Sessions yesterday Sehehceu
him to State Prison for ten years.
william p. Mitchell. who got no contracts from the
Tammanv city government until h. became " Wlgwa"
brave Yesterday received the contract for printing tle
indices of the records the Bureau OF Vital STATISTICS
al 80 40 a page John F. Hahn. Mr. MtchellS COM
pctitor. bid - 20 a page
As Mrs Amelia f.. Hayes was too I'll yesterday 10
testify In the trial OF her husband. Colonel W. -.
Iavcs I'm General Sessions for perjury. her testimony
at the former Trial read. The ehie day was mus
spent She is suffering from nervous prostra'ion to
.,cb n degree that her mind Is In danger OF being
affected.
WAS TO give yesterday respecting the ordnance pro-
noscd TO require all passenger vehicles and cycles 10
carry lights at night and allowing cabs to stand al all
elevated railway stations. had to be postponed De
cause "A majority OF the committee failed to appear
An effort Will be- made to have a hearing next Tuesday
The announcement OF Colonel David F.. Austens ap-
Doiutmcnt Yesterday Receiver OF Taxes to succeed
Major George W. Mclean premature. Controller
MYERS said that he had not yet considered the ming
of the vacancy.
Deputv Collector John Mocehan has been discharged
bv Revenue Collector Ferdinand Edman. and his place
filled by Peter Tighc Meeghan was proegr Of Johh
F. Brodsky and was appointed about ten years ago
Ticbe I, n friend of Charles II. Murray and cx-Judse
Jacob NJ Patterson.
secretary Benjamin +. Tracy returned 10 "'Nhhe-
ton Yesterday morning. lie came here to make MS
final visit TO the Navy Yard in an official capacity.
The Baxter Wrccking Company Is trying TO RAISE
the Penn, ylvana Railroad Company's caDaDoa, wHch
wa, recently sunk with 100 tons OF coal at Pl"r NO.
o6 North River by the steamer CITY Of Columbia.
Mrs, A. IL. Alters. seventy five years old. who en-
rag cd passage on a Red Star steamer. and who Sald
she was going home TO Germany to end her days lil
dead on IN" pier yesterday In Jersey City. Just rs
sh. was about to board the vessel In her pocket
was found 1892 and card bearing the name OF Died
rich Never ST. Louis" The body was sent TO the
morcuo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
THE, NEW-YORK .

roochlnc Jersey City at IL 30 II. m, ana WI" w
,,,,. . ,.1 y ore OF the boats OF the ~ N hc W
fine Ncw-Yo.k. The party viii be rceN'u Oh 'h'
s,c,,oe bv C. A. Gri>cOn president OF IN i'o''"'
topol Nnvi alton CJm9nnf. The gi;StS lr'm Ne"
York civ will be taken TO the vessel on the HOWL"
Carroll ~
The President vii raise the nag, when VIII 80 o
Ill, and Of the regulation size. Tie 1T OF Npeahc
n.. ,o, vet b,cn decided upon. The programme Wis
submitted TO the President day or 80 ago. anu VII
IL. arranged according TO hi, wishes IN New oIN
vilI ho in tie North River near the Battery anu 'c
chicnco which viii be- anchored asterh' VIII s'lu''
t,c PRESIDENT and his party with the Na'ioh"i Sau'e
If tveuty.oue g,rs. cautcs will also be fired from
,,o forts hner the programme l. hhishe'
luncheon will be served. The New1orN VIII 80 10
sandy Hook later in the afternoon, ana IL inc
,c,,hcr .hould be fair Will stem out to sea ior a
bor, distance before returning to the city IN INC
cv-n.nc Among the gIc Is who are expected 10 DE-
,.c.opi are Governor Flower. Mayor "ilroy' mayor
rooty Of BROOKLYN and the presidents OF the lrolu'e
and Maritime exchanges. -
The Ncw-Yor, will be registered as ownei III rhi'-
,dclphin The city Of Paris will fly the Aihflc"
r,c after March |. The captain OF tho Ne"-l YORK II
/ g. JamIsoI formerly Ol tn lea riar ,,tcih
W,.icrul,nd Tn. machinery Of the New, fogK l.
now. helm cleaned. and she viii sail Tor southampton
next saturday in the best repair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
CALLED TO SAVE THE CLUB.
CHERRY DIAMOND MEMBERS APPEALED TO.
CRISIS IN THE AFFAIRS OF TIE MNN'Nii"
ATHLETIC CLUB-THIS EVENINGS M

Tho mos, iruortant meeting In the history 81 the Man
haitian Athlete club vii be held at inc cI""'on,'' 81.
N,dison.ayc tonight. TIT. {. cI.~ IN tlr affairs Z"
t,c club AMI n tho memhcrs d ret come for"a ana
,.u thor shoulder. t. the wheel the cubhou e VIII u"
closed nv Andnev Freedman. the receiver. on Mohi'N
Tho handsome Irnperty VIII then be- disposed oil al plo
auction and athletic clubhouse Ia inc ""'''
Will probably he divided into apartments.
Mr. Freedman has been in possession Tor N"nN' UNI
and when he FIRST took hold hc was confident "'e Inv
Troubles Of the club could BE- smoothed over AM h' ms
soiourn there would BE- short. ~ first the Hrh'fS
,o,d 70 feel thor position and WORK wi.h -
will Amounting commit" AMI deNl-in@ s'h'"'' I" -
tho club out Of IT,. financial troubles. Many "f IN
onici, and old members have worked 7caonsy I" save
their club but hi, working force actually represent OBJ"
ol,ut leo out Of a total active membership Of hea'
LOCO. , ,,
A. to.nicht', meeting the members will have their
los, cb,occ 10 save their club II they do not accept
the chance the largest Athletic o@ai/a'''hH il
fine country will h. the wall AM .ma"ui d'h'"'
will receive telling blow go
Prominent members OF the club not idenlcd win inc
rast mana have agreed 70 act ON tl' bo'd VI
governors provided the debts funded o. pail.
C. NJ Maxwell has had several coaicrclc'N with inc
creditors Of the club and all show desire TO h'Ip u'
cub out Of its uorblcs aud IL now rem1inS for the
members to -ub,crbc Ittlc money and the rest viii be-
c,sy Members last night pre- iiccd ig" turnout
a. tho meeting this evening ard they seemed T. fecl con"
ndent that some scheme would b. devised 10 save tlc
Cherry Diamond organization
The WAYS and Means Committee, which has been
working hard to save the club f. made up as follows
Howard Mclean Charles NJ Maxwell. Eugene NJ. Earle,
T.. Bianchi TompkinS William w Bryan Eoderick IL.
smith. Albert Davis. Charles ; MeCrlloh, H. W. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

him. and when they reached Coney Island he had
them arrested. They arcbed bat n n OF the
money found. Later the money was discovered
in Wainwright's inside pocket. Ills apology was not
acCcp ed.
Thomas Barrett. fourteen years old. Of No 90 Free
man St. and owen Col ins. Of tie SANE age ana n'lhR
next door, were charged with attempted arson III lhc
Even street Police Court yesterday. anc wee hrd "r
trial each I'm al 900 bail. Mrs. Jane Colby. OF No
~ Franklin-st Charged that the Doys smraicI 'h'
front Of her candy with kerosene oil ana then
set 1t on fire. The boys said they had been playing
by taking mouthfu Of kerosene ana spraying 1t, al
the same time holding lighted match AT arms ehs'h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
THE TAXES ONLY GOCLD'S ESTAT TIE.

JOHN J. ADAMS THINKS THE CITY CAN RECOVER
MONEY FOR ERRONEOUS REPRESENTATIONS.
The following letter has been sent TO Corpor lton
Counsel Clark by John J. Adams the lawyer, OF No.
800 Broadway.
Writing to you as the law officer Of the city. beg
to call your attention the glazing discrepancy between
the valuation OF the personal estate OF the late Jay
could a. valuation appears from the ada'h OF he
executor, filed In SurroRas Court Of this county ana
on the other hand the assessed valuation for the years
Immediately preceding his death The executors sndA't
Il a. follows George J. Gould. Edwin Could Howard
Gould ing duly swoin sOy. that they the petitioners
herein: that obovcnsmcd dccclent died on the %
dav Of December 1892 at 80 Flnhavc. NewYork CITY
estimated value Of the real property IN ms Guy
Of which said deccdcnt died seized +, 80 100000 that
the yoluc OF the personal property OF which saa
deccdent died possessed Is $4,000 600"
Thus $40 COO 900 f. the executors sworn estimate OF
tho persono estate at death which is to be compared with
500 0OO assessed valuation for the preceding year
The assessed valuation 1t Is to be observed, was based
upon representations made by Mr. Gould In person. ana
under oath TO the in accordance with tho
provisions Of $50 Of the city Consolidation act
Mr. Gould's wealth nav have fuctuste1 between SO,
600 600 900 during the n'crv" Of less than TWO
years between the dates Of the two estimates but whe
this Is possible, IL il not at all prob1bl"
Bu, assuming that Of this s7o0oooOO' part was not
ssscs,ablc as being stocks exempt from tiXlton still 1t
is matter Of public Dotorety that Mr.. Gould died pos
sossed OF large amount money, bonds and other as
scsabc property far in excess Of S3OOoOO the
amount which he assessed upon his swoh state
mcIlt. above mentioned
I write Won thus. believing that. n Mr. Goulds sworn
crccn,tions 10 the Tax Commissioners can be
be materially or substantially the amount or
the loss resulting the city be recovered from the
estate for the last six years.
beg TO suggest that question involved is emincny
question 10 settled in the courts, and that you take
such action as you nay deem necessary to have 1t
settled JOHN D. ADAMS
Nev.york February a. 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

Tho closing session Of th" Central District Inter
seminary vi ~ionary Couy' nii.n wa h'd hi ~"
Rrun.vicl last evening with a farewell m"euhS lei
lv q d. Campbell. u the Union Seminary. Inc
,,,io~. Yesterday wcr.: The Rev Or. cobb. 81 the
Hoard 81 Torcl-n N,,ions II the Reformed Church :
IA, Rev Dr sheldon Jackson. the Rev. John t..
D,vin.. - Sow York CITY. ard th" Rev J. W. '"nh
uu 81 Madison. y !. II Wa decided - hold th"
next convention At Mon seminary. New->oik. lle
Chairman ~ The nominating committee. Mr. Pia' pre-
-cf'cd the following names for In" EA'cutiV" ION
r,itfo. II l-ot and the committee wa unanimously
i.,,,d. ! f. Thomas. Union. chairman; J. ".
provnlcc Princeton: T.. \. Lathrop. Hartford. Mr
II, pucr. Ncw brunswick. aud /. /. bn-sN' NroIcr
seminary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
JERSEY CITY.

Two weeks ago Wilhclmna SpS'rk, liuhgarl'"
woWan living al Iiayonnc. AVA hlll'd VINO h'N'"H
coal on the Central Railroad. she had hVr chHiI'h'
Her husband. Andrew Siisack, laborcr, was -
,il.p ted bv her death that he became insane. II"
WAS taken to Jersey City for examination, ana pr
Convr.,. sent him To Snnk" li There h" coH'lnu'u
"a .roN worse Until yesterday morning wh'i ne "pu
Ih. Hungarian society of II. stephen took chiiT'
of the body and will also provide for the I'VE orphan
children.
Judge Llrpincott CAV" decision Yesterday ~,
tanning the veto ~ Mayor Wan~"r against ID" pay
mrnf ~ the claim Of Mathew Nooman Tor services
rs laborcr for Jersey city. There ar" ninety 'ls''
similar claim, which are mad" worthless by tllN u'-
cl.ion Mayor Wan~cr v"io'd the accounts on liF'
ground that tie men wrr" appointed by = 'ohlnnt,'
- tl. EnIrt II Works, lie hold. that IT." appoint
mrnts should he mad" hy resolution OF III" i'"'lrd
and Judge 1Appincott take. the same Wow. Ju'.r"
Navor appealed TO judge Lippincott. Id, decision
dispose of ~. Of tbs lot "f claims except that oi one
IlcIrCk.