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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18
". 7. EAkFtR,
;ai7 70 fe!s She~itf ~" Parish OF Oritans.
u. ". T. MnH = %. W. Z. EIchfltergtr.

IL. ~. Il. Mali Il Go. W.. 4. Eichelter2er.
yH!FTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Z orleans No lIJ&-By virtue Of plUrir. writ of
!,u: Uis!riC! Court ton t.. parish sf orifaus. IN
the above entitled cause, viii proceed 80 sci! az
public auction. at the Merchants and AUct'nLters
Exchange, ROya. street, between Canal and US
iomnouse streets the second District If this
city on SATURDAY, March Q. 1919. AZ Twelve O'Clock
NJ, the following described property. to Wit
A CERTAIN PIECE OF GROUND, together
VII al! .ne buildings and improvements thereon.
situated n the s,.h!t6 Ha.lI'. tou IL the THIRD
u strict Of this '.iI, IL the square Houuded ~
EiDutt, Monte gut, craps and Love etIcrts. SAL.
piece at -GoUnd to Comnitlc" ~ "a distance I'D" EstA-
ihTcr i.rt eleven inches thItr .!Los tIun Ia" coy
-! Love ana t.oL,t streets, and n.I'Ur: =. =:
American measure, tween; live tee front On! "H't
street b. Two hunGT'i ana twrlty seven feet Ti''.
iu"he. and thrCe ines IL depth, h't"t'n pau {. !
tines. "riCh sud piece o. gr"'!.d ;u!ine r"r' II
he .rt s.cu;I.l by J"ni VI 81, lean ~ 80. ! ~"
from defendant herein. a. per 49, phss.n 1'tO."
Scl!u Wagner late notary public IL ms '..H a..
tie ;NtI.t V-siEtf day Of tt'rnh,r. 40.
Beng '!.t same property a"pr red ~ tt' 80"
t.rIrl.; Oh the f!'I' .I 1t t"'' EibtI. Ih'f ~ "
Il!,Ic eaIc made. ~ ire -urT.ti 81 'fr - -
uT.ra. il. H.. matter ii III" successor; ~ II" ."
Ly.lIa X .i'2,n!I, deceased we nt John Me- r"il,
by vlTtGr If :, VII 81 '"!I iicas ISSUED /. IL"
second District COAT q! >.N tI!'..s It ~ stu'
al Henry b,tvTs No. - 81 ii IT," G."k't 81 t":'!
court.
>czvd TIE above siit.
i,InIs--thnL OF tie kjuts
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EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOX THE PARISH
L of Orleans. No. % 80" - NJ" 1858 late
Seventh Distinct Court - BY virtue OF MI:
of .i-ri fac'as to directed by the homer.
abb. The Fourth District Court for the parish
uf Orleans in the above entitled cauee, and pur.
sl.,t so al agreement eut.Te,. into hctwt ~. the
parties interested therein viii proceed to sell al
public HuctiOn at the Merchants AID AUr' on
GERS Exchange, R0ya! street, between Canal and
lst Oh house streets IN the Second nhtrCI OF tbs
citv. or FRIDAY. +. bruary y. 1913, ~ twelve
o'clock NJ. ;,!e following described. property, to
wit
CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND situated on 'he
rish: SIDE OF Cent ~ Road Bayou Savage. II
The ii the Third District Of this city. Dtasur
ny IIUv arpcnts front the said read or b.v"u, by
d dcp'n AZ about sIXt.et. aIpcDts. and GltI.ri III
niue portions OF parcels Of land designated ~ III"
numbers nnttvtw", nrtI-luui. ninety ELK,
nnety-sight. one hundred, .a.dred and Eve.
one hundred and four CEc hundred and six and
one hundred and eight, on the pan OF l., WIS L.
Pile. late suIv tyOT. dated the eighth OF March.
1888 and deposited ia the office OF Eusehe Bounv.
notary public III this city; together with al! the
rights ways seIvtudes and appHrtenan"es thereto
belong. 9 or III auywse appertainiag, being .he
same property acquired by the defendant herein
ny purchase from plaintiff herein per act passed
before n. B. Trist, notary public. in MS city, Oh
the twenty seventh of december, 1867
Seized in the bOvc sun.
Ttyms-IaSn on Ilp SuCt.
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". T. FANFFR.
ia2i frS u Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans


Pierre Berges VS.. Manuel /amOrR.
EIFTK DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
u o: orleans, No. 1893 BY virtue OF a WHY at
ter ta"ias to directed by the honorable the
Fi.Ih District Court Tor the parish OF Orleans II.
the above entitled cause viii proceed to sell Al
pub" auction. At the Merchants and Agctionesrs'
-,"'ange. E"Na! street, between Cana. AID Gas
tpluioU-c streets. in tie Second j STREET OF tn~
CITY. on TUESDAY, March Is. 1873, at t"eiSe
O'Clock NJ, tuc tol0W.ag Ge>ciiD"d pTop"r!.
wit
THE UNDIVIDED THIRD PART or LOT o.
GROUND. with the buildings and Improve
thereon. situated in the second Distract OF Tins
CITY. il tho s.Tar. bounded by st. Peter. Bourbon.
DaUph,ne Orleans streets. and measuring
about thirty feet from! on -. Peter street 10y s"r-
rUtv five feet in depth more or less. " ill'r tait
undivided third part OF said property belongs 10 u"
defendant thlTG OF The tEt..ie
of lis d-cea srd father. Jose Vh igna"io Iauora.
appears from the InortidTN proceedings Known Is
Ne. = ~ :. on the docket OF the Second District
Court .nT The parish 81 Ori.a"-; AZ acc"rd!' . I"
the mGrtUafy proceedings aforesaid. Che wh"i" II
the above property was donated by act passed be.
fore T. PeltsrlauN. late notary pubic IN tbs
city. '!.c ii !TtecLt. day OF November. 5'l, by
Jean .cini 20 Marie ttcvAl vii" 10Y her last vii
and testament gave and h. gueat he'd the said prop
Ur.S TO the saId JOSEPH. igusciu XLmDra. and IT,
u-utrr"; thereof I" Ia" sad Jean Al"ina diving his
lifetime And by a.f passed before Folk u"
Armas late ,!,tar, publ. IL Iii, =. i,s I'd >'p
ttmbcr % 1928. the said tc.na sold all his IIgl'
title and interest IL and I" said property l." Ia.
saIl jo,r uiI I-La"iu Iamola.
Seized in tue above SUIT.
yeTln,-CasI OF. ihc spot.
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n.1nIstrator o: III. Succ. ss"n oi Al..' l.. Foley.
deceased.
GlXrb DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans, No +ll2--Bv virtue OF d writ OF elzure
and st TO Inc direct ted by the honor the SIXTH
Dlstrct Court for the parish OF bTeats in the above
entitled cause, ! VIII proceed 70 sell at public
auction. al The Merchants and AuctiOnc.Ts
Exchange, Royal etreet, between Cana and t,.s
tomAOus' streets, IN the Second District ni ttis
city, Oh FRIDAY. February u 1873 at tive We
o'clock NJ, the following described property, 20
wit
|. 4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together
with az the buildings and impIuv eneuts In. con ,
rights ways, privileges. &c. to The same belong
ing or appertaIning, ..tuated IN the FIRST District
of this city. iii the square b' un.ed by Poydras,
Carroll PtIdidO and tdr0udr e: streets and dee ig-
mated by the letter on the plan by W. T. Thomp-
son - late surveyor. dated fifteenth Of May, 1853
and deposited III The records @: II. Ce:las i.te "a
notary pubic ia the "ity Of Newt Orleans, VIII Ch
sad lot has per sad plan. !w.nty-slt feet one
inch front on FrrdldO street by one hundred and
seventeen feet two inches ana fix lines III depth.
between equal lines American measure.
? EIGHT SHARES OF THE CAPITAL STOCK
of he Consolidated ASSOCIATE II OF the Planters OF
Lou siana corporal on o. this State, ORGANIZE!
Il. der the act of the Legislature, approved ~
tenth al March. 1927.
Seized in the above suit
w HARPER
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". T. HAhI7EN.
FIJI 20 mills Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
Anna Brewer w.. :snac Heymmnn.


JNIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
4 Orleans, No. 4062.-By virtue of Wi; OF se.z-
are and sale to me directed by the honorable the
Firth district Court for the paTsi. of Orleans III
The above entitled cause. ard pursuant - an
agreement entered into between the par
ties interested the elm | will proceed to sell at
public auction, Ak the MerCl ants and AuclCBs ers
Exchange. Rova street, between Canal and Gus
tOmhouSe streets. u. ~" Second District OF this
city Tt kNDtY. February ID. .o13, al tw'.Ve
O'.lOCn M, the following described property, 10
witt
A CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, with al! the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated III
the Fourth District ri This city. am. desiG at"d hE
tnc number two he bounded DT Laurel.
..nlun.iatiun. Sixth and Seventh streets. o.. u
pan By l.. ReZr.usrelD are surveyor dated Zebra
..gy 1865, sketch Of which IS ANNEXED !" a. set
passed on the ;wentvsiS.h Of February. 1851, be.
tore +. Barnet. notary public IA IA city. Sali
lot measures ff:y-twO feet two inches front on
Laurel street by siXty-s.ytn fee: iOur inches tx
ines in depth between parallel lines. viii prop
erty purchased BY the said Isaac Htymann.
pass, Il on he 'weuty-iGtn day o: g.oriiTy. 1863.
before said f. Barnett. notary.
Seized in the above suit.
frIIns-l In cash tor sr!f:ic'er. amount Z" pay
p'a;n'itf's claims. follows: iNc sum of seven
hundred ana fifty dollars, with interest thereon Al
the rate of eight per c.n' ncr a'.nEm, rom Juiv :.
I7I unit. thr day ot sale Nv" pr cent on the ag-
grrgaj. amount of said capital. and interest for
attorneys fees and IS q: suit. :. And the bat
au.e OF the prce OF adjudication payable III one
year III the note OF the purchaser bearing eight
pc! cent interest per annum nom date until PAD,
and secured by privilege ard mortgage on ga d!
?y"ner'Y: and in case shall oecone nec"SsarE t"
institute legal proceedings for the recovery of the
amount Of said note, OF of any part thereof. the
plir, haser to pay the fees OF the attorney al law
who may he employed for that Plrpnse, which axe
fixed at five per cent On The amo az sued i0I.
W.'P. HARPER.
i4'- fe Sheriff of the pdT-Si, Orleans.
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SHERIFF9S SALES.
r. 4. D'AguiD IS. William Anthony yaI.of

r. n D7kQulD Use ~ llilssm Anthony Ul!OlSs
C,IXTH DISTRICT COURT YOa THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. il5i-By virtue of a writ Of
seizure and sale TO me directed by tho honorable
the Sixth Dstric, Court for the PARISH of briraus,
in the above entitled cause, viii proceed 20 cell AT
public auction. at thr Merchants and AuCiioneefs
Exchange, Royai street. between Car a! and Gus
t0mhouse streets. the Second district OF Ihls
rIty on SATURDAY, March !, 1878, at twelve "CIOcs
NJ, the following described property 20 wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with
the buildings thereon. situated IL III. Second Dis
trict ct this city in the square bounded by ST.
Philip Bourbon. Jrsulins. and Roy al stress, hsN
ing French measure. thIts feet front on =; Phi y
street by ninety feet III depth between parable!
iuee. bounded on the side toward Royal stre"t by
,h. property belonging :. Vie late John Iett.r, de
ceased which said property Va. acquired by the
lat. Hettcr deceased, from Gilbert and ANTIQUE
Degeorg. by act passed befoI. lin Magner, late
notary pub. in this .itN on IL. til ot Dt"cH-
bev 1866, snd of which property WllIiar A. Val
oi. defendant herein. be aiur possessed Of .s sole
and hei Of his ."te mother, Mrs. Lena Ger
trude Rohdr, widow VI t'e SAID late fettef, by
juhgmt Mt OF the honorable the Second District
Court the parish OF crlesrs, II the matter of
the succession OF the s.ji Mrs. Lena Gertrude
ROhde widow OF SAID ia's lettcr. No j. I2S q: the
docket %; SAID count; said Judgment rendered md
signed the twenty sixth 81 Sep.' M.eT. iS.!.
Sti1-.' IN the above SUIT.
Terms Cash tht spot.
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W. +. H8KVFE.
fe5 20 nri' Sheriff 81 the Parish o.. Orleans.
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Alexis nibet Va. Ce'e~rin ,IrGenaie and

". Y. HAKFEE.
f,6 = nh !Her!t: 9: Ii. Fa,is! ~ GIi..,Is.
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". ?. HARPER,
fel3 q mills Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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;,25 .at52f Sher,t, Of -. parish q. o..
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:..:ie2!s s.e:.= 8: :Le P..g:s. {! or.ea-!.
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lei: % MIL; s.e:.9 ot lie :...... .. Oslt-as.
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i&2I = EEL Sheriff Of Tie Parish Of Orleans.
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AZ! s..e!.a .: :He Parish 81 us.e@,s.
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\, Couue,Iy.. w. c. seaman.

W. 7. H3RIhR.
f'o mil IL Sheriff Of the Parish ct Orleans.
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r. .t!p SL.;fr Of tho PARISH " Grirarr,
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tity therein before and Immediately after use All
soed co hing or bedding should be at once removed
rsm pat ent and placed in tub having sufficient Of this
dsn'ecng solution TO saurate them; should be allowed
70 remain therein least after which they
more
Handling such articles Is far more dangerous than
handling or attending the patient and especially SO after
certain period has elapsed Hence the necessity for
their immediate before the vizing principle de-
veioped by decomposition has time TO develop.
should the patient recover or die the apartment or
room should be Immediately closed and thoroughly
fumigeted, as tollows;-
Placing IRON dish In the centre the ROOM upon
some bricks something by which fire may not be COM
sulphur. pour over Il small quantity Of alcohol and
AFTER seeing that the Is tightly closed set the
alcohol on rc and let burn slowly out This iberaes
dense volumes OF suphurous acid which permcate every
the to remain closed tor three or four hours,
oush sn Be- vide eoSns and ss
ding must then be placed in the dsnfectng solu-
the smallest piece OF CLOTH clothing snees bedding,
pocket handkerchefs any textile fabric until IL has
been thoroughly dsnfectcd and boiled for this disease
has been transmitted and communicated months and
years after by being thus transported.
Other dslniectants may be used but from their
economy and universal facility of being procured and
used these are specially recommended having been
found entirely reliable.
Judging from all the preparations that are being
made by the Board Of Health and the work that is
already being carried out to head or the expected
visitor OF DEATH the Beard although affecting I'M
necessities OF the situation. They have ample
power at their command TO keep the city free from
the disease and ample funds to carry out every
needy plan OF prevention, and 1t now remains Tor
them to show 10 the public that they are not gno-
rant OF the responsibilities that rest upon them.
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COURT CALEnnARs-TRls DAY.

SUPREME CouRr.Cl RcuIr-Part Adjourned for the
term. Part 2-Held by Judge Van Brunt-Case on.
surREnE cc On by Judge Daniels
go 81 2a2 ~ 2sS 24s 24s 24S $50 ISL 202 25s, 2 255
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERk-Part Held by Judge
SedQwick on . Part Held BY Judge BaIbour
1876, 1876, 2046, 1888.
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TrRn-Part Held
BY Judge DaymNos 1892 e9I :oli, 2Oi2 1881, 1889
BY Ss ud az Is OK as a a S ' s 2 g @
2i9e 1850, 2I2 1912 22Ol, 222, 1927 s2il. 80 -
MswisndS gao ssss ss 2ss 2ses Mss i4ss iSsl,
2sss Nss is4 use 1873 ?as 2ss Part Held
2sa2 Se7 z75s 1857 I947 27i, 21es 247s M77 Part g.
a He'd ey Judge M H72 zig ~ 2, h67
CouRr GENERAL sEssIoNsPart l--IIeid by Recorder
James Connolly and Charles ste Tsrt ielonioqs
Adolphus I.ohman George O'Keefe Michael Kennedy,
Wiiiam J1nnson J9nn barnes ana wiinam Bell alias
Charles Smith, william CRUDE, Francis Doyle, william
Kelly Alexander Lindsey and Mary Smith, grand lar
ceny Hwa
CouRr OF OYER AND TERMINER-Held by Justice Noah
Davia-The People vs. Frank II. Waworth, homicide.
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SUPREME CouRT-GENERAl TERM.
Decisions.

By Judges Ingraham and Davis.
The Arctic Fire Insurance Company vs. Austin.-Judg-
ment reversed and new trial ordered costs to abide
The People ex rel. Dolan vs. Lane ct aL-order re.
versed writ Of mandanus granted. ytG
Gelpecke ct al Quenall-Verdict set aside and new
trial ordered, costs to abide event
Hoyt ct 81. va CObbidge ct al.1udgment afirmed.
with costs.
Loupan Hartman ct al.-Order afHrmed with costs.
Stilwcu 6paulding ct aL-Judgment affirmed, with
costs
BY Judges Ingraham and Brady.
Crane vs. Onderdonk ct al-Judgment reversed and
new trial ordered; costs to abide event
Nolan VS.. The Bank of New York.-Judgment reversed
and new trial ordered costs to abide event
MLlerd ct al Va. Norm ct a.-Judgment affirmed, with
costs.
Levsrick VS. The Mayor, &c.-Judgment afnrmed with
costs. tes a..E# s. = -
Peasant vs.. Pickersgn, Jr.-Judgment affirmed, with
costs.
Audenried vs. The Mercantile Mutual Insurance Com.
panyVcrdct set aside and new trial ordered costs to
abide event
Wood vs.. The People. &c.-Judgment affirmed.
Taylor GOuld.-JudRment reversed and new trial
ordered costs 70 abide event.
McLane ct al vs.. De Leyer.-Judgment affirmed, with
costs. G& t8
Boggs Nordhemer ct aL-Judgment afhrmed, with
costs.
Philppi va wolt.,Judsment reversed and new trial
Gilmore ct al VS. Crowell ct aL-Judgment reversed
and new trial ordered, costs to abide event
Goodrich VS. Observation-Disclosures reversed and new
trial ordered, costs TO abide event ~
Halgarten ct al vs. Ecxert ct al-Judgment reversed
The People ex rel Guidet Green.-Order affirmed,
with costs.
Christie Parker-verdict set aside and new trial
ordered. costs 70 abide event. tIf
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THE REFUSE ESTABLISHMENTS.
Movement OF the Sanitary Police Upo1
the Works Of the Fat Meters ard tn

Movement OF the Sanitary Police Upon
the Works OF the Fat Meters ard the
Bone Boilers.
The order OF the superintendent OF Police rela-
tive to those odorous nuisances, bone boiling, fat
melting, and gut cleaning establishments. has not
az yet very senslby diminished the infinite variety
OF stenches which abide In the infested districts.
The Sanitary Police visited the great GEN.
tire of noxious odors which Is bounded
by Eleventh avenue, North River and Thirty
seventh and Forty.second streets, yesterday and
warned each odor-merchant to reduce, far prac
teal, the body and volume of his particular bou-
quet nut the effect OF the order cannot be percepti
befor some days. The atmosphere OF that neighbor-
hood Is too heavily laden to relieve itself at once.
Fragrance has been too long stranger to be
coaxed into its dark and mysterious alleys by ver-
bal orders. You might as well expect
THE PERFUMES OF ARABY
the best to take refuge in the steerage of an i'm
migrant ship. The refuse utilizers all promised
ready compliance, and continued with increased
vigor the nOxious work on hand seemingly deter
mined to smell louder than usual for the few hours
Is replete with these odoriferous concerns, fifteen
or twenty OF the three varieties OF bone boiling
fat melting ana gut cleaning being conducted
as many more Illicit concerns hide their unseem-
illness under ground in dark cellars, although they
fail thereby to improve or suppress their odors.
With these latter the police can interpose their
authority at any time when the smell becomes
overpowering to the resident population and
however, are not OF the aristOcratc senstiveness
which swoons at the opening OF a flower They
are generally humanely adapted to suit
THE DOORS OF THE NEIGHBoRHOoD,
and most Of the tenement house families within
the odorous area seem to take o PRIDE In It's
particular pre-eminence and usually add to the
general stencil separate odOrs Of their own,
decocted from their sinks and sewers, and proudly
displayed In the front cutters.
THE PERMITS
under which the present refuse concerns are
working are those OF the Old Board Of Health. The
n
order requiring that new permits be obtained, and
revoking, alter certain limit, the old ones. In
consequence large number Of applications for new
permits have been filed. Before granting them.
however the Board will order inspection in each
case. upon the result OF which the fate Of
the application depends. By new arrangement,
suggested by the new Board and adopted by num-
Der of the meters, the steam from the refuse Ia
ton OF dlsinfectants serve in mild way to de-
Odorize the effluva OF the concerns. The greater
number, however, persist in the old plan and revel
In stencil.
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having been announced in Sundays HERALD that william
J. Sharkey, who convicted on Saturday Of mul-
der in the nrst degree, having shot Robert
Dunn in . liquor saloon on the LIST Of
last September. would be sentenced TO expiate
Guilty that the ocers OF the Court could make way for
the Recorder and the other officials the throng was 90
great. Shortly after eleven O'Clock sharkey was placed
at the bar and took by his counsel He fine
proceedings with philosophical GOODNESS
Mr.. Charles Brooke the associate counsel rose ana
said that in OF SO much gravity and importance
they wished 10 have moro time TO present TO the Court
their reasons upon which they wished TO base motion
for new trial. There some matters In His Honors
charge which they deemed erroneous, and In conse
quence OF the brief period that had elapsed since the ter
copy Of the charge from the official stenographer.
Assistant District Attorney Horace Russell replied that
he did not wish to manifest extraordinary haste IN
ing for Judgment upon the prisoner, But there only
testimony which could mol avail anything His Honor
had carefully considered the questions of law involved
and as the prisoner entitled to stay Of proceedings
no harm could by possibility come to him by sentence
The Recorder said that during the progress OF the trial
where he had the slightest doubt he ruled in favor OF the
prisoner mat under very sSraordinary law writ
the trial or not which was almost fraud upon Justice
and that he he Recorder) doubted that any argument
could be made by the counsel TO lead him TO aler his
ExJudee Beach remarked that he was sincere in the
conviction that he would be able to show the Recorder
that there had been in the OF the ri which
would Justify the Court in granting the prisoner new
minutes Of the trial
His Honor the Recorder said that he would postpone
sharkey was then removed from the bar and the vast
crowd lett the court room.
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A NEW PANEL TO Be SUMMONED.
The Sentence of Sharkey Delayed
Until Saturday.
The Carl Vogt Extradition Liability
Of Coal Agents = General
Term Decisions.
THE WALWORTH CASE.

&c Yesterday Commissioner Kenneth q White pronounced
his decision In the OF Karl vogt Prussan subject
who had been charged with the murder robbery
the Count Bots de Banco, at Brussels Belgium under
the circumstances already reported several occa-
sions in the HERALD. The Commissioner holds the
accused to await the Presidents OF extradion
In the United States District Court yesterday the trial
Of Woodhul Clain and Blood who indicted for for
wardinR obscene publications through the mails
to wit, copies Of Woodruff 4 Ctafin's Weekly.
containing allegations rejecting upon the moral
character OF the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
and Mr. Luther G. Challis-was commenced be-
fore Judge Batchord Several hours occupied in
procuring Jury and attwo O'Clock, when the panel
exhausted only six jurors had been obtained The Court
ordered additional panel Of l25 jurors to be
moned, the panel to be made returnable tomorrow
morning. to which time the trial has been adjourned.
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A DOCTOR FOUND IRRESISTIBLE,

Yesterday morning. about mine O'Clock, Or.
Joseph Pepper, o Bohemian, was found dead in
bed at his residence, 537 Fifth street, his death
having been very sudden. The matter being re-
ported TO Captain Walsh, OF the Seventeenth pre-
cinct he detailed Onicer Dunn, OF his force to make
an Investigation, which resulted In showing
that at about midsight the deceased Was
seen In earnest, II not angry, conversation
with several men, corner Of avenue A and
Firth street, soon after which he was found lying
emily under the influence OF liquor. He was picked
up BY two citizens and taken home, where he was
to be no marks Of violence on the body OF deceased
and from the fact that the doctor had been In the
habit OF drinking 70 excess Y u presumed BY many
were not the direct cause Of Il. A postmortsm en-
animation win be made on the body TO-DAY by
Wooster Beach. Cornpar KAAnan haa tina case,