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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-22
AUCTION SALES.
By G. E. Girardey & Co.
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING.
SUCCESSION OF BINEL LEVY.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 1871.

RY C. E. G1RARDEY 4: CO., AuC.
% tioneers. Nicholas J. HOey, Anctioneer-Ohce
No. IT Exchange PIaee.-SATuRDAY, October is
1870. at twelve o'clock H., at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, on Royal, between Canal
and Cnstonhouse streets, by virtue Of an order OF
the Honorable the Second District Court for the
parish Of Orleans, dated twenty second March, 1870
will be sold bv public auction, the following de-
scribed property to wit
THE fIREE-STORY BRICK STORE AND DWELL
LING No ZIG New Levee street. in the square
bounded by New Lcvee, Commerce, Julia and u.
Joseph streets. The lot is designated as No. III,
and measures II feet inches and lines front on
New Levee street, II feet inches and lines in
width rear, by 100 feet in DEPTH with use of COM
mon alley in rear, opening on st. Joseph street.
Terms-F.tteen hundred dollars cash, and the re-
mander in notes at and two years credit bear
ing interest Of eight per cent per annum from date
Of sale until paid the notes to be secured by mort.
gage on tho property; the purchaser to confess
Judgment for amount Of the notes costs and attor-
ney fees OF five per cent in the notes are not
paid at maturity, and also to keep the improve
inents on the property insured to the satisfaction
of the administrator of the estate and transfer the
policy of insurance to him until the notes are paid
aud assume payment, over and above the bid Of al
taxes for the year 1870
Act of sale and United States stamps at the ex
pense Of the purchaser, before John r. Cofiey
notary public. selA "a Ocl Is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-22
Succession of Anna Maria Schneider.

succession OF Anna Maria SceoeaQefs
DRRSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST THE sue.
Il eession OF Mrs.. Anna Maria Schneider, arc
hereby notified to present them within ten days
to the testamentary executor, N. A. BaumgardSn,
No. 32 Csnal street, ct the depot q the Commercial
Bakery. aels3t l0d
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-22

Recorder Staes rcplenished the city's
treasury to the extent Of one hundred and
seventy dollars, fines collected in the
Second District for one week.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-22

DY CHARLES E. FORTIER, AUCTION
ID eer-Ofice No. 81 Exchange Alley.-WBDA1&
DAY October II. 1870 at twelve o'clock II, At tho
corner OF Where and Bartholemew stEeets, IN thu
Fifth District Of this city Gate Agiers win be cold
ut public auction, by virtue Of an order nom See
Hon. Louis Duvigneaud, Judge Of the Second Dis
her s. 1870
Tor OF GROUND. together with On the m
Fifth District Of this city, designated by the No.
Is, of square No. g. bounded by vsette (1ate 0csse-
linz Aiix Chestnut and Peter streets said lot meae-
by ITO feet in depth, between parallel dnea Amez-
can measure.
Terms-.-Cash in United States treasury motel
Acts of sale before w. H. Seymour, notary pubic,
at the expense of the purchaser, including un,eea
States stamps. sclO II - oo4S =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-22

Once of Barbarin Gas Lighting Company
Of Louisiana, New Orleans, September u, l8s0.-
surauce Association are now Illuminated by the
gas apparatus of this company. The public 10 In
vited to call and examine the light every evening
until 10 O'Clock. =. CAVAkOC,
seIR st President
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-22

Notice n hereby given that all the ctrca
lating notes issued by the Merchants Bank Of New
eumed by the Merchants' Bank Of New Orleans)
may be presented for redemption at the Office Of the
State Auditor, within one year from the first pub
funds deposited for the redemption Of said notes
will be given up to the said Merchants Bank Of New
Orleans pursuant to sections and thirty
of Louisiana entitled IAN act to establish general
system of free banking in the State of louisiana"
approved March IS, 1855.
New Orleans, March 4, 1870.
THOMAS l. DIX,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-22
mia 2tm 1y

Glittering Teeth.-Not only does SOzODOST
teeth but is polish too. They glisten after being
brushed with it's like the inner surface Of ocean
shell and the effect Of this peerless dentrce is to
render the enamel a. hard and indestructible as
adamant.
Save and mend the pieces, "use SPALDING'S
GLUE SELF 3te0d
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-22
BY J. Dejan, Jr.

HORSES AND MULES.
Great Sale Of Elegant Saddle and Harness Herses
Work Mules, Buggies and Harness 1t Auction
DY j. DEJAN, JR., AUCTfONkKe-wtNn -
past ten o'clock, Ut 2. Uners stables. Srasisx
street -
Fine Saddle and Harness HORSES In pairs md
Jingle: fine plantation and city MULBS, etc.
Also elegant top aud open BU0Glk3. hARNBSSs
SADDLES, etc. .rass 49, a2-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-22
7SPECIIfI NOTICES;

Leutsiasa Caetea llanufnetefy,NewOrl eans,
nom A. NJ to r u. this day, Tor the inspection
Of stockholders andthe;public who are respectfully
invited to visit them. seq 1t
Teutouia National Bank Of New Orleans,
New Orleans September ~, lS7O:-The subscribers
to the CAPITAL stock Of this Bank hereby mott.
fed that Fifty per cent Of their subscriptions will be
paynbIe at the Cashiers Office, No. A1 Carondelet
street, on or before the first OF October next. BY
order Of the Board of Directors.
RUDOLPH sYEG. President
CHS BENDIX, vice-President.
DIRECTORS: st.a.
E. Forcheimer, 3 Hernsheim,
Aug. KONG. Mnier,
H. Pohlmann, j. y n. roftmAn,
Chs PotthoH, Alfred SHAW, tHIl
Meyer Stern " Z. zimmerman.
seIi i'm J. n. WAGNER. Cashier
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-22

SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession Of Michael FinncgRn-No.
= $685.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans-Whereas james Gallagher has petit
estate of the late Michael Fnnegan deceased
intestate: Notice is hereby given to all
whom it may concern, to show cause within
ten days, why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
By order OF the court.
eel2 rs 20 N O. TRACY, Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-22

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE HANOo AID
once Furniture at Auctioa. ~ IA
DY ]. DEJAN, JR., AUCTIOERRR-0Ff1C1
ID and ware-rooms No. 1e3 GfHvier gtroet.-.Wfn
be sold on FRIDAY. September q. t6T, ~
eleven o clock A. H.. at his new Auction 4Art, ~.
1913 Oravier street. corner Carpndelet-- 4s.s.w
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Of every doscriptiona
Pianos. Office Furnitures alsp. new 0ooas psr azivsa
of steamer every week.
Terms--Cash In United States Treasury notea
iyl 81 u -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-22
POLITICAL NOTICES.

To the Republican Delegates.-Gentle.
men: rumor having been industriousay cir
culated to the effect that had withdrawn from
the candidacy fos Mayor Of the city Of New Orleans
l take this opportunity Of stating that I have no
such intention. Having no interests out Of the
city Of New Orleans il is my duty, Is good citi.
zen, 10 protect her interests and zee that her
revenues are properly distributed. Hnominated,
I shall use my best endeavors TO be elected. If
elected, my fret aim will be TO reduce taxation,
improve and beautify the city, and secure equal
rights and free schools for ali ctizens
Respectfully yours,
se22 II JOSEPH H. WILSON
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-22
BY Charles Z. Fortiex.
SUCCESSION OF AHTENOR CHKvAL.

DY CHARLES z. FORTTKR, AuC
ID tioneer-Oficc No. 81 Exchange Alley.-SAT.
URDAY, September "a. 1870 ut twelve O'clock n, a.
the St. Charles Auction Exchange, r0tunda 81
Charles Hotel ON st. Charles street, between Com
mon and Grayier Streets will be sold ut public suc-
ton by virtue of order from the HonOrable Louis
Duvigneaud. Judge of the Second District Court nor
the parish Of Orleans. dated nineteenth Il August,
LOT OF GROUND situated in the Third DIE
trict OF this city, in the square comprised within
Prieur LaHarpe,. Lapeyrouss and Roman streets.
designated by the No. 10. and measuring - feet
front Preur street, ut distance Of 90 feet nom
the corner OF Lapeyrouso street. BY depth q nS
feet, between parallel lines.
Tern,s-Cash in United states treasury nOtDe.
Act OF sale before Octave de Armas, notary public,
at the expense OF the purchaser, tncludinG UMee4
States stamps. eu1J u ~ II -
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON vALLk1Tk
STREET, BETWEEN ak AND 81. PEfER
STREETS. 4...
SUGGESTIONS OF Mr.. AND MRS. rErK1 r. BE-
THANCOURT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-22

THE FIRE IN ALGIERs ON IUEsDAi
N,cHr.-The fire on Tuesday night IN Al
giers, by which Mr.. Neuberger's ounialhs
was consumed, was attended by Two iof-
innate circumstances. The house stood $50
lated from all others, and the Underwriters
tugboat Tyler came to the rescue in time 10
prevent great devastation.
On the side of the road opposite the burn
;po buildipg was large warehouse, and this
wonld have been certainly destroyed had 1t
NOT been for the timely arrival Of the Tyler,
which not only threw great quantities OF
water ON the fire, but supplied Brooklyn NO.
of Algiers with water. "Aiis wen
that ends well,' says the proverb,
and If is well that the fire terminated With
ont a vast and sweeping destruction. The
treat difficulty in the Fifth District rs want
of water facilities for the extingulshment o.
con8acrations. The only resource IN inc
town besides the private cisterns, consists
of some twelve or fifteen public wells, when
we're constructed some eight years ago
These. although very scrviceable as far as
they 20. do not extend far enough to be OF
seryice at all times, Cor they are confined te
the centre of the town. Taking into eonsla
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-22

FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS IN Cold
Charles Floush, who came passenger on
the steamship I. c. Harris, states that fif-
teen hundred dollars, in twenty dollar gold
pieces, which were sleeping in his trunk,
were stolen, and he believes that William
Smith, the porter, knows something Of the
transaction. Perhaps the complainant
knows more than Smith, who was locked up.
UNDER CHARGEs.-PatrOlman Reagan
will be up before the Board Of Police Com
nissiOners on charges Of having inhumanly
treated an elderly woman named Martin,
who lives and owns property on Julia street.
1t is said that there is something like fam
ily 9narrel between them, and that the Off
Ger had some difficulty with her last Tues
day, and at night he arrested her for drunk
enness. On the way to prison she resisted
and tore his uniform, and when at the sta
tionhOuse door she became very violent un-
til a police club came in contact with her
head. When placed in cell, bleeding, her
son, in an adjoining apartment, recognized
her voice.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-22

At the request OF my numerous ffienas - !
respectfully announce myself 10 a candldate. iol
the Legislature from the Third Ward, snolect 70
the approval OF the Radical Republican Nomin"'
ing Convention. kOBEaA AO1In
aelh w
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-22
AUCTION SALES

rvR M.AB.J. MONTGOMKRY, Auc.
fftioneere-Wiil be sold ON MONDAY, TURSDAy
"WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, 9RiDAI ssA SAUL
DAY Of every week, Ut the Old AuctisA Aass, "a. -
general assortment Of new ena :ecsaA hane
FURNITURE. such NJ Rosewood, Aaheg.Ay A.
Parior Furniture Marble Top Center TableA Car.
pets French Plate Mirrors, Hnttreosee CoSeono
Stoves, etc.
A large invoice Of Cottage Bed, Cans end WOOD
seat Chairs, etc. -
Terms-Cash. taA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-22

seq II JOSEfd H. WlLSON.
Notice.-The Phil sheridan Irish Republic,
can Club win meet THIS frhurs;ayl
IN hs Senate GSaSe. Mechanics IN
stitute All freshmen who love liberty and
true Republican principles are invited to attend.
All members of the club are requested to be
punctual ia attendance, as business Of importance
will be brought before the me cpsSi. President
PrrER O. BK1rx Secretary. se22
MIR. Charles A. Baquie is announced by
his friends "a candidate for Coroner FOR the
First Fourth and Sixth Districts, subject to the
nomination Of the Republican Nominating Conven.
ton se22 lt@
DR.. J. X. Terry, formerly member of the
Constitutional Convention of 1864 is announced by
his friends az a candidate for Coroner. for tine
FIRST Fourth and Sixth Districts, subject TO the
action Of the Radical Nominating Convention
se22 IT.
Hy. Bonseigneur is a Candidate for
Coroner OF the First Fourth aud sixth Districts,
subject to nomination by the Republican Con
vention. SEE u
To the Delegates Of the Republican Con.
veution Of the Parish of Orleaus.-Gentlemen: iou
all know that was the Republican candidate for
Civil Sheriff. parish of Orleans, at the April elec-
ton Of 1853. and all Repu blicans know that was
legally elected. bat. by a combination of Outra-
geOus frauds was denied the rights OF an Ameri
for Sheriff: if elected pledge my honor to carry
out the principles OF the thirteenth and fourteenth
planks Of the Republican platform " n.v,s
sell CT J. NJ DAVIS
William Baker has Not Withdrawn.
He is stin a Candidate for ADMINISTRATOR
any reports to the contrary Notwithstanding. He
aa2N
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-22

|. THAT SAND P.LE.-For more than a
month pile of sand and brick has OBJ
structed the banquette Of Girod street,
near Baronne, and is gradually disappear
ing by spontaneous. combustion or other
scientific process. We suggest to the owner
that he mix q little mucilage with it, as
children find some difficulty in construct
ing mud pies out Of sharp sand. VIII
some one investigate the obstruction!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-22

Headquarters Sub-Executive COinmltIee'
held on Sei,temner H. 1870 tie following resolution
| was unanimously adopted:
Resolved That the headquarters OF the lam,
| pai"n Committee Tor the parish OF Orleans, siiai
| he at No. 222 Common street, and al! commahic.
tons for that committee shall be addressed 10
| George GrnGley. Esq. Secretary Campaign Iohi'
| mittee. THOMAS ISABELLE, Chairman:
| s VI. QuETE Assistant Secretary. sti3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-22

First Justice of the Peace.-I hereby an:
nounce myself as candidate for the ONCE OF
First Justice OF the Peace, First and SECOND
WarCsl subject to the decision of the Nominating
COventlon Of the Republican party.
HARVEY NJ. DIBBLE,
se8 I'd Attorney at Law.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION.

The Brooklyn ECglc, a firm adherent OF the
Democracy and supporter ~ Gov. Hoffman call, upon
the person who signed the " Erie bill" a. IT,
peal. II says "Wbateyer good Use the bill was su5cep-
tibe Of has grown Of 1t; while process which
cannot be decently depicted less than ganc rob
tected by it. bill that GOV. Hoffman
signed in good faith lao nevertheless worked iu
AID OF so aUpalliTg "A rascaIity and robbery That
the Governor must seek the earliest opportunity
TO wash his hands Of nj .smonstrous wrong. .
This is trivial matter bccausc from EOw t 1872 the
Radical papers viii constantly denounce ne Governor
conscious acconpice OF me great Erie s"inJie'
I tie Gft Gefemsc made fCr him now Iir nr
ceeds upon faith that the Governor meant no harr
that being intelligent he that mCI.trOu7 harm I-
been done and iug honest hc loathes the crime ud s
authors all the because their craft for the once tuu
only time, contT4yed % sully hs splendid record
The Utica Herald says that some innocent
countryInen have assumed that th0 rural Democ-
racy will have something 70 say about the or
ganizatiOn Of the Assembly. Nothing can DE more
absurd. The Democratic parry Of this state Is
machine 10 exat john r. Hoffman. and "a
coin money for the Tammany leaders. The rank aud file
in the country permitted 10 vote the tci,ct,
they must not assume 10 go beyond that The
suggestiOn of a meuler from the interior for
Sn3ker h little less than rank ire. .uD Vsmuau, want,
William HitChman for the pHce; hc has been trained 10
the service and not too scrupuous 10 respond every
and the State viii have fresh exhibitions Of the chardc
ter OF Gov Hoffman, and Of his Immediate supporters
be subOrdnated 10 the labor Of making Joan T. Holman
a great man He il in training for The Prcsi-
pad him ont and trim him up and put stills
Under him. and doctor him into greatness Th" O-tcnsi
bic chief Of political bandtI. n Is important thai
the difficulty for T8mmany. II the managers able
to restrain their pIopenlles Tor Wh,e ihey cannot
personal fortune, Mr. Tweed may counsel temporary
moderation but how can the ward ana pis net leaders
get along without their regular profits ind dividends tor
current cXpeusest'
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
POLITICAL MOTIFS.

Mayor William l.. Smith of Springfield,
Mass. was nominated for reelection tonight by cit-
zens caucus
At the meeting of the XVIII Assembly Dis
rict Union Republican Association last evening Henry
d. Lapaugh In the chair, committee appointed "tO
examine into the conduct OF Isaac Oliver. Ralph T..
Barker, and other Tammany Han Republican, with a
view 10 their expulsion from the Association The res
ignaOn OF Robert n. HOag, Secretary of to Assoc dtuu
was accepted, and Col VIM H. Avery was elected IN hlf
place Dr. HOeDer said he had seen II stated In the
newspapers that MI. Lapaugh had been removed from
the Presidency OF the Association but the AssOca"
mad taken no such action Certain Republicans, n the
interest Of Tammauy Hall, had held meeting and pi-
tended 10 eXpel Mr. Lapaugh, but their hciIou was no
recognized by the Republicans Of Tie district
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
PERSONAL

Princess Margherita is TO receive from the
ladies of the CITY, the day Of her entry into Rome an
elegantly embroidered carpet adorned with the arms oil
100 italian cities
The Princess Louise of England, ar recent
musical sor , at BamGral sang a new ballad 1.-THE
parted co ,osed by Mr. John Barnett. The MARQUIS
of Lorne sal liounOd's romance for nor voice. lus
Empress q. ny Soul" with mG-A ltsuc 'ao'e anu
finish.
Mr. Grant Duff, who represents Elgin in the
British Parliament lately told the following story to his
constituents when speaking the incapacity OF some
Of the French officers: An eminent American dpohats
and sardnt wrote some years ago bOok OF great nti
est and importance on Phy seal Ge3sraPny as id m
him for permission to translate ana publsh ms "oIh
The permission granted, and the cOmpeted tIdh9a
ton was forwarded according to the rules or the ser
vice. to the translators commanding OuceI "itn r.
quest he in his turn would send II on 10 Ie pr0lTr
authority and obtain permission for It's pubh'atloh
Three months passed away and the translator heald
nothing Of his work AZ laSt ne apPne pPd - the ne NAM
uscrpt No." the reply " nave not I2lNaIue,l IT,
and do not mean to do So Flgnch 2ly pS sc p s t5
demean himself by neddllhS Win sV'ol'''' '"'N "
il only fit for civilians"
Gen. Aurelles de Paladines who now COM
mands the Army Of the Loire placed upon the re-
tired list some u months since, and is in his 9th year.
Notwithstanding his age he Is in robust health ana Is
well known in the army for his activity ana energy
which are extent evidenced by the success OF MS
efforts in restoring and establishing discipline in his
army lie was tuucdttu At thO ihiii'"iJ ''''"' +''
speedily obtained his epaulettes He was Tor long le
commandant Of battalion OF the cath Regiment OF the
line In 1853 he was engaged in the Crimean war; and,
leaving France "A General OF Brigade he soon won ms
promotion to the rank OF General OF DlVlson III Whcu
capacity he commanded one OF the best bodies oI IN
fanry engaged at the siege OF sebastopo After ms re
turn io France for several years in command OF
the military division OF Marseles and when the Italian
war broke ont in 1882 his and assiduy In this To-
cality contributed In no small degree 10 Tue us
patch of the numerous parties and trains which were
sent TO Genoa and the Italian peninsula For the two
.r.Nnn In
| held "A command In the OF France, and, in recon-
pense OF his long services, he received on te above
mentioned occasion the Grand Cross OF the Legion OF
Honor on the declaration of war with Prussia, the
General offered his services to the Government lie Is
| IL is said an admirable commander OF young troops,
being the most determined hrmucss strictly JUST ana
| remarkably prudent.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
FISK, JR., CORNERED.
AN IMPORTANT DECISION.

Justice ROSekrans of the Supreme Court,
Fourth District has made very important decision in
the case Of John w. Thompson, President OF the Baon
spa Bank, and others, against the Erie Railway. Mr..
Thompson and the other plaintiffs are holders of large
number Of shares Of the preferred stock Of the defend
ants upon which dividends guaranteed out Of the
earning; Of the Company when said earnings
tie necessary expenses Of operating the road. No diyi
dcuds having been paid for the past year or two the
f,laiutih, commenced this to recover dividends,
alleging in their complaint that the earnings over and
above expenses had been squandered and diverted from
thcr guaranteed appropriation writ Of discovery was
granted by Justice Potter time since hut for long
time thr plaintiffs attorney could not serve it on Fisk or
Gould. the Managers.
Finally, sending man in "A scmi-miltary costume, he
addressed a letter 10 Col FIX, jr ncOsng the order.
Ml!a his way to Col Fisk's box In interval OF the
performance the messenger asked for Col. Fisk and,
when he made himself known, gave him a military
salute aud handed him the letter Fisk soon found out
the contents OF the letter and cOmplimentcd the mes
srnecr on his skill But the troubles Of Plaintiffs aifor-
ney were not all ended with the service Of the order
The defendants attorneys put narrow construction on
the writ, aud he was stopped, after tracing some
SMOaDa0 earnings, over running expenses ml7aPpro-
urstei ~ the last two years. After multiplicity OF
motion. and crossmOtOns heard by the Judges IN the
First Third and Fourth Districts, justice Rosehans
made an order, ~ follows:
l. Fret defense stricken ont ~ shain ana lase' INC
balance ol the answer adjudsed frivolous ana hS pre-
Fcnfiug no defense. 49,, a.. -, 90.
D Judgment ordered for plaintiffs that deithdant ae
.nJut for and pay over 10 plantns thef respective
N, ,,e- az tbe uct earnings OF defendants.
g. Referred 10 the Hon. Charles ,. Lester county
Judrr elect Of Saratoga, 10 take ana sae suCh account
vim power 10 take testimony In any part OF the state
4 Officers servants and agonH OF the defendants or
drcd Ia nIpcar before the referee ana 10 tesiy ana
Urodce such books Be- the referee may direct such
book. and papers may be examined by referee account
ant ana pntn, and defendants ordered 70 give aecess
bcfcto and extracts made thcrefrom ana on such az
counting ,.,.. - .-ort 90 -,
r. q Sherman Edward Ensign, and ,. N Spe}et hu
indeed bo Impertinent, Irrelevant ana h'ahuiiou7
y,rd ,rdprr1 expuLged from the Hies or the touii
FrtUk Thompson, Of one OF the plalntHr mas "'h
e attorney vino has pursued TINS case hIUugn us ol
t,,s c,,irss in tho oOurts, while T. g. Shearmah Oi
T'oid Z slrnrman has represented the defendants.