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New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-11

TWO.SToRY BRICK STORE FRONTING THE OLD
BASIN.
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,,yC. DE- sHHIEr 4 60. -,oHS .. MOS

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
Gs. 35 8tk.
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VALUABLE PROPETIES IN THE SECOND DIS
TRICT.

SUCCESSION OF JOHN F. MACK, JOHN MACK EFT
AL VS.. CHARLES MACK
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SUCCESSION OF LUCILLE vIvANT, WIDOW OF
LOUIS LIOTAU.

Second District Court for the Parish Of 0.le>&s@
No. % $50.
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INSURANCE.

MERICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE AS
soC1AT1oN OF NEW ORLEANS,
Commercial Place. ce....'..'..'&
Between Camp and st. Charles streets.
CAPITAL, 100000.
(Strictly Fire.)
Parties desirous Of insurance have the privilege
ofmaking two half yearly payments ana are t; sn
Titled to an equal portion of the dlvldehds al tlo
end of the year or in lieu, thereof to the usuAi TO
bate Instres against fire risks exclusively lo
CITY OF country al the lowest rates OF premiums
D. LEUBRIE, President.
o. $. ASCH,
Superintendent OF Agencies
2. MEYER. Secretary.
TRUSTEES:
r, Bei'ne P s. Anderson.
S + Tn-1 p BlalSe
y Weher Charles TOebelmal
F'RObbeTt. NJ Azcona,
j. Br0derckr H. maFquaLs,
William Hpper. L. Sc4orLtaai-' nila
H. HafutI, ) B. EeTSe%'
~ Leond.t J. Buckley,
NJ pnkrrr,.- f. Ho!lander,
: Cr+Itr Hugo Redw1tZ.
" if1nn Ss,ar William kDert.
7. P.ppO. ). At
deg.
Gun MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANf :
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pY CHARLES E. FORTIER. AUCTION.

SUCCESSION OF ELIZABETH PLATZ, DECEASED
WIFE OF HENRY WEISER
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MRS. CIFMENTlYE PICHOT Us MRS. 10.
skPHISE BIENVENUE EFT AIS.
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Dy PLaCIDE J. SPEAR. 4UCnONEEB=

second D;se.ic: Court for the Parish o. Dr.~sn@a
No. II AS.
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SUCCESSION OF THE LATE MATHEW D. Gil
lespie.
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REAL ESTATE IN THE THIRD DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF CHARLES D. BAZANAC A&D
WIFE
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MARSHAL'S MONITIONS.


George nIcKenna ct al. VS.. steamboat
Charles Bodmann-NO. ~ 10.
TN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURI. DlS
i trict of Louisana.-ln ooe1lehce 10 an an an
ra Itv warrant to directed IN the above en-,
suit nave seized and taken ntn my p052o39on pS i =
THE STEAMBOAT CHARLES BODMaNN neF tu
oinea boats erc now libeed by George Mchehha
- a, for +he causes set forth in the ilbrl no" penn
ing in the District Court OF lhe uhiUTu o-
And do hereby cite and adinoLlsh the o"-ltf ot
ov-ners thereof and all and every person OF per-
sons having OF pretending to have any IlSht. ttIe
or interest in TO the same, 10 De ana aPpdI a.
dsict court of the United States, Tor the DiSUFct
aforasaid to he holden at the city OF New or!eans
m the third Monday of March, 10 sho" cdust, II
a. fhev have or can, why the said stearsoat
should not be cOndemed and sold' aSleeao-J W tio
PRAYER Of the hbelanis ~ o,- n-
United States MarsdaIs ONCE, NC" OiIoeh4i7' Fe'
rUary 20, 1873. ep pACv.pD
f2r mil "a United States Marshal.
William Carroll vs.. STEAMBOAT Big Horn
No. TO- 1913.
w THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
4 district of L0usiana-In obedience to an ad
miraltv warrant to me directed in the above en-
titled suit, | have seized and taken into my pos
THE STEAMBOAT BIG HORN, her tackle. ap
naT-I ETC. now libeed by William Carroll Tor the
causes set forth in the libel now pending IN the
District Court of the United States.
And I do hereby cite and admOnish the owner OF
owners thereof and all and every person or Pnt
sons having or pretending to have any 1lGhl' uIle
or interest in the same, to be and appear al
district court of the United States tor the niatIc'
aforsa aid 10 be holden at the city OF Ne" OiIth!l9
on the third Monday of March. to snow cause i
anv tlev have or can, why the said steamboat
should not be condemned and be sold a%fetaoIE L
the payer Of the libetant: o.-
Eul-ed States MaTshaPs oiuce, Ne" VI .ei'9
"'4l -'''- o"' u s. B. PACKARD,
TOT rntl II n United States Marshal.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Alfred Bouligny.
TWO SQUARES OF GROUND IN VERSAILLES,
PARISH OF ST. BERNARD.

S-CCESSIOES OF J. B. LEPRETRE AND WIDOW
J. B. LEPRETRE No. 35 651.
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First Fiscal Year.

srer,:,.. :r,-."r! !...................S: S:5',.S %
Fire. Ram. ID ..yeT losses
i........................$3i 3i,r4. ..
Reinsurance ..oates. ex.
ie.ze- t'"-.......'' ........s9.S5a S3-iS4'''i ''
S53l24 l.
.u:4' :..' -: .,ts..................$ .s!. l.
DECLARED:
:.:.''.''' :. ; q, paid in. Ian i"r cent.
:'vl-': e.. ga, paid III. eight Teg cen:
!'..t. ..,' .:r'...uls paid, s-'.. -! .,,: So:
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&C. GIRARDEY 81 co.. NICHoL

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 35,3ll.
pyC. E. GIRARDEY 81 CO., NICHOLAS
ID j. Aoev, Auctionrer-0ffce M. Il Exchange
place.-SATURDAY, April %, 1873, at twelve
clock NJ, at the Merchants ana Auctioneers Ex-
change Royal between Canal and CustomhOuse
streets, will be sold al public auction, by and III
pursuance of order tCJm the Hon. A. L. Tissot,
Judge of the Second District Court for the parish
of Orleans, rendered in the above entitled matter.
and dated January 25 1913, the following very
valuable and centrally located property to Wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with the
buildings and Improvements thereon, rights
ways, ard sers:tudes lhereHnto belonging
fhe sonare boundAd hv Canal Rampart, Custom
house and Burgundy streets, designated by the
number thirty eight on plan by j. Tannes. sur
veyor, 1910. and deposited in the office OF NJ. de
Armas, late notary puolic and measures 20 feet
front Canal street. by 120 feet IN depth between
parallel lines. Together with the Improvements
thereon, comprising the threestOry brick store be-
low and dwelling above, known by the No. 1877
Canal street-suited for business and dwelling.
The rapid extension OF the retail trade on this
permanent and popular great cenue OF our city far
beyond Rampant street enders it very desirable
as an investment, yielding steady rentals and con.
stantly approaching in value.
Terms-Oue-thir cash, balance at one and two
wears for notes secured by mortgage and vendor ;
lien on the pronerty sold. bearing eight per cent
per anuum interest from the day of sale until hnai
payment. The mortgage to contain the nVe per
cent attorneys fee clause i'll event OF suit 10 en-
force payment of the notes furnished py the pul-
chaser, and all costs of court. The Improvements
to be kept insured by the purchaser and the policy
transferred to the holder of the notes until final
payment OF the same, and purchaser to assume
payment of all taxes for this year, 1873.
Act Of sale at the expense OF the purchaser
before W. j. Castell. notary public
mig % % ap3 u l9 26
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND VACANT PROPERTY
IL FIFTH DISTRICT, LATE ALGlbRS.
SUCCESSION OF JEROME ICHANTE AND JEANNE
Abraham. his wife Mrs. Marie Desree Capdau
ct a.. VS.. Marie Ichaute, minor
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
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secoc. p.st::c. Court 70: :!Ie Parish of or!eaas-
Docket No. 53."3..

DYS NASH g. HODGsOS.-w. I. HODGSoN,
ID Auctionter-Otiice No taIondelet street.-on
SATURDAY. March %, 1875. at twelve O'Clock
NJ a. the ST. Charles Auction Exchange, IN the
basement rotuuda of the s.. Charles hotel; oy
virtue and il pursuance OF an ofuT( cI tl7 C non.
A. L. Tss0t, Judge Of the Second District Court
for the parish OF Orleans, dated February ~, 1870"
docket No IS O}6 for account OF the succession OF
John DosI, deceased at PuoAc auction VIII DC
ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND. with the
Improvements thereon situated IN the Fonfth DIS
tric: of this city, in square No. IL, bounded bE
SoraDuru FIRST Rousseau and Levee streets,
which measures 25 teet inches lines front on
SorapUru street 25 feet inches lines IN width IN
the rear by depth of l25 feet II inches lines on
the side TO Levee street, ana ia feet lncht5
; lines on the other side line next to rousseau
street. and js desgnated as lot No !, with Ine use
of an aley Teet inches wide by about 40 1tet III
depth opening on SOrapuru street and aGJolhlh9
+hf said property. The whole per a plan OF
Louis n Pile surveyor dated February =. 1873,
and is the property acquired from Mrs: Mar
garet \. Preston as per act before John r. CoHtE'
notarv dated MAY 30 1860, and the hight OF the
allevwar as pei act before the same notary dated
August l9, l309 ..-. 4r-
store and residence, known as No. IA S0rapaIu
Terms and Conditions-One-third cash on the
sDot and the balance in equal payments at one
and two Years with eight per cent interest and
s0ecjsl mortgage, with vendors privilege, from
day of sale till paid, the mortgage TO EN- ?race me
clause of ve per cent tor attorneys fees III case OF
sIit the i'm prov ments to be kept tuIlV insured
and the policy transferred to the holder OF the
credit notes. /,
Act of salg before john G. Elstis, notary, at the
expense of the purchaser. including the taXts foT
tht current year 1875. fr22 mhl 3 Is p y
EOESES, DOORS, HARNESS, FURNITURE. ETC.
AT AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF JAMES O. MOVES. DECEASED.
Second District Cour' Tor the Parish CT Orleans
No. 35,.a1.
DY NASH & fIODGsOH.-W !. HODGSON,
ID auctOneeE-Otiice No. 5 CarOndelet street.
| on TUESDAY,. March i8. 1873, at u A. NJ. on the
CI.s:oulh"u5a streets, by virtue and in pursuance
OF an ogpr Of The Hon. A. L. TissOt, Judge OF the
| Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans
dated N4,cl& 1873, docket No. 35.131. toy account
OF the succession AT puDEc auction, Wita Ot
| soi"-
TIE ENTIRE CONTENTS of the above residence
consisting Of general assortment OF good paflof'
h4li bed and dining room Household FUrnII uTe
DoOEs. Carpets. Pictures Crockety, glassware etc
Also
| TWO HORSES. Saddle and H trness, TIE who.
as pc! inventory on tle IA the ce!A s.!icr OF the
Term--C ash il vn...d States treasury notes.
[ T7XOSTORl B8ICH RESIDtEII. AND two VAL
| rABLE LOTS OF GROUND. cu Rousseau street
| Io.;:i H.a::.c:.
>",Cf>>ItS " DE. y. i. :,Js"f.tc ricE'SEI
Second y ..::c CJ,:r. Or II. !a:.-. q! H!.ra.--
! =, - '!.
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Distric. Court of the United states of Anerica 70
tFe District of LoUisiana-No. 1856
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STCCkSNION OF LOUIS Z. CHAUEIN, DECEASED.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. "a l31.
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Dye DE BERTET q CO.-JoHN G. MOI
BY Plaoide J. Spear.
SUCCESSION OF H. PRESBURG.
PI PLACIDE J. SPEAR, AUCTIoSEEE

Second District Court for the Parish OF OrleaBs@
No. 35. 700.
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JUDGMENT IN PARTITION.

Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. 35 75i
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T7IY.tSvORI BRICK RESIDENCE. AND two Vail
rABLE LOTS OF GRoUNo. on Rousseau street
Io.;:I! District.
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>;,,rf>>,tS ur DE. ". u. :,o"fH:. riCH'SE
Dy>.SB & HODG~0N.-w.I HoDTS,

>..o3! y ...:c; Coz: :or Ii. Ta:.,:." q: ":..as--
-. 3i:!o
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By G. De Ferret & Co.

ELTNG NOS y, "a IS AND 20 EUTERPE
STREET, BE. WEEN ST. CHARLkS ASr Ca
RONDEL-T STREETS.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED AND VACANT PROPERTY
Is FIETH UISTRICT LATE ALGIERS.

SUCCESSION OF JEROME ICHANTE AND JEANNE
Abraham. his wife Mrs. Marie Desiree Capdau
1t a.. VS.. Marie Ichaute minor.
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Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. IS ,3ll.
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Paid Up Capital 100000.

C1Tc MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANf' -
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MINOR CoRoNERs' CASES.

Coroner Kessler, who entered upon his duties foi
the first time yesterday held an inquest on the
body OF Michael O'Reilly an employe OF Il Mr.. Cal
ahan, halter, OF 1o4 Bowery. 1t appears that
about December deceased was scalded by the
upsetting OF a pot OF coffee upon him. He was re-
moved to Bellevue Hospital, where he died on Sat
urday. He inquired into the death OF chill aged
three months, who died at 401 West Fifty-hrst
street. from natural causes, on Sunday, and upon
Elizabeth Poster, aged fifty, who was found dead
by the police at her residence, lS2 Madison street.
on Sunday.
Coroner Keenan, held an Inquest on the body Of
Washington Andrews, aged sixteen years, Of No.
1ls West Forty ninth street, who few days age
received fracture OF the base Of the skull by the
falling OF large piece OF ice from the roof Of No
"a Broad street, and died Sunday evening at his
residence. verdict in accordance with the facts
was rendered. He also found that ]. Simpson,
aged sixty five years, q ledger at Clark's Hotel,
who died yesterday, came to his death by apo
plexy OF the BRAIN He also inquired into the
death OF q man named Harris, who died suddenly
yesterday morning ut the hotel OF John steel,
No. $40 Greenwich street. ApOpleXy Is sup
posed to be the cause Of death.
The same Coroner was notified to hold an inquest
on the body Of an unknown man found by Onlcer
Barry, OF the Sixth precinct, corner OF Mott and
Park streets, in dying condition. 1t Is supposed
that his death was the result OF incorporates and
restitution.
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SUPERnEATED STEAM.
Yet Another Opinion About What II !
and the Danger of Using 1t.

Yet Another Opinion About What 1t Is
and the Danger Of Using IL.
1t is more than probable that the question OF
superheated steam will remain in suspense for
several years to come. New opinions Of profcs.
si0nal men and Others interested are daily coming
to light. Yesterday Mr.. Carvalho, an inventor Of
steam heating apparatus. gave a representative
OF the HERALD the following brief answers 10
some questions upon the main points involved In
the controversy:-
Having chatted about the discussion go far In
the newspapers, Mr.. Carvalho alluded TO the
statement or Mr.. Plimpt0n that at certain point
of heat steam "dlsassOciated."
s.Superheated steam" said he, "s incapable OF
disassOc iatiOn, except where there IL present IN
the vessel which contains 1t, at necessary de-
gree of heat, some substance which mas greater
chemical aninity. for It than the hydrogen with
which il Is associated"
us superheated steam, In your opinion, dan-.
mot at all, II used with prudence. Let me say,
however, that superheated steam cannot possibly
exist in the same vessel with saturated steam.
And when steam Is placed in vessel away from
the water and raised to tae condition OF super
heated steam it must be remembered that 1t acts
upon a different law than saturated steam IL is
then governed by the law OF gases winch mas been
laid down by Marriott. And gases can be sub
jected to an increase Of heat with infinitely less
danger than saturated steam"
Flow about banking fresY"
sTo my mind 10 Is perfectly clear that 10 is not
dangerous, because II Is not attended, with the gen
Grafton OF fresh steam, and besides, the furnace
doors being necessarily thrown open, there ls
rush OF fresh cold air through the doors ana around
to take place the moment the heat Is tasen away
| from the boiler.o
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ANOTHER P0sTP0SEMEsT OF THE RocERy
MURDER TRIAL.

About year ago Libbie Garrabrant and Van
Wrinkle Bogert, her lover, were arrested and
indicted for the murder OF Ransom +. Burroughs
In Paterson. Libbie Garrabrant was tried and
convicted at the last April term OF Court
and sentenced to be hanged; but her sentence
was committed to imprisonment for life by the
Court OF PariOns. Owing to the lateness In the
term B0gert's trial was deferred till the Septem.
Der Courts. Then, owing to the absence In Europe
OF Professor DOremus, who made the chemical
ANALYSIS of the murdered mans stomach,
and was consequently an indispensable wit
ness, the trial was again postponed until
the December term. Yesterday was the day
set down for its commencement. Yesterday
morning dfty-fve OF the seventy jurors empan-
neled answered to their names. Colonel A. b.
Woodruff counsel for Bogert, moved that the trial
be again postponed TIL the April term, the reason
given being his own Colonel Woodruf's III health.
He said the trial would last ten days two weeks,
aud he did not think, In his present condition, he
would be able to stand the ordeal.
County Prosecutor John Hopper, on behalf OF the
State, SAID that under the circumstances ne would
not oppose the motion.
The Court held consultation, after which Judge
Bedle announced that the Court was ready to
no interference with the matter; but trltely
added the sugges A,,9,a, that M Mr. Hopper
the AT this trial. Messrs. Hopper and Woodruff
then consulted, after which the County Prosecutor
said the interests OF the State would be enhanced
rather than hindered by the proposed postpone.
ment until April. He accor ngly gave formal notice
that he would not move the Bogert trial at tile
Judge Bedle made no order until at the afternoon
session, when Bogert was brought into Court, and,
expressing himself favorable to the postpOnement,
the Judge set the case down peremptorily for the
Bogert was remanded to jail, where he has been
confined over year. and thus the matter went
over for the term.
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NEW HERALD TUESDAY JANUARY T. 1s7a-TRlPLE SHEET

II would he long time, probably before they would gel
ss sd % me- Ss he SS s
and i s
ns: sns xi0S s4y. cd % sfs g n
wife will take couple Of thousand dollars Of Il will
s & he
ssS %s What q DO not know We ns
talking about and hs asked what thought he should
n see %Sy &c $
supposed he did heard nothing about for some time
sSca tho %S .a a.
he heard that somebody had sent HIM a pamphlet, in
as sGs . man .s Z l a
TSG what ns ssssS
n he had 70 s s conclusion S mat Gs would be
;SsSSS ?! WIZ a &r not si.
twenty aS ses
t as wife owning them bono aas ransasIion
nnow because e made up by Ames
mySe'' anu many other parties as
aH M Sss ~Ss. ssS
@ liz sa no, ss ss
Ds we in s you
n any Tay said Mo-
st9ckf would you get frightened and return it to Mr.
:sS
%sya b AN Is Ss 81
nay wife have made 81 900 out of transaction wrong
a. 10y SsSt nave ANYTHING Win that
intentions In any shape manner for do know had
s % " ss se NJ ss or @
III. .S As sns meade he s
Ss ana long ws s &1 vi he owner
q these twenty qsGssa shS S9 ak
ss q an
talking about
Credit e. buy A0se bond ss 81 ssd H. fS Mr. f.
SWs Mr. hsa s SS sand
nv had
to me some about bis investments which
Mr. NJ %%ss had SSn said ss could him
aass
Ming ATfs 'sRsss sns; s%s ia
'ss ~
% sIa sf Il p,,i Il
field had said to him that the Credit Mobiier belonged
him. that he going to have lawsuit about il
nothing; mn he 'S %S not 1 ike it at ali, did not
w'9 Be such suit Ssp s sesorns
statement there would be pretty heavy litigation he
S" IN "nS en No o me- thu
time gave back ~ Mr. Ames and ne was very glad he
SsIS ss q
then another colleague Of mine
what he said to me precisely do not remem6sr IN,
Mobilicr stock and asked about Il tola him what
as Mr. XSSs but as he was very Confident and
II You "e are S%s'e not satisfied, SHOULD rseoa%esa
it TO you nc does that for everybody-for all hs rc1s
in"wf &c s Gs ne n 4 al M
ten shares Of t;' heard more about that till this
as IN The p a when , asked Mr. Ames in re
that he never took IT.; that for reason he did not
Was Was" nsiSSs strange IN Mr.. Bogtwsf coming y ar;
Amp; me- TO talk about Investments N small
s s e +
tcgrity angel nobenan, you will allow the
preston; now In regard to MT seSheld ire re,
Credit Mobilicr and nc asked me about it he had an
aef tn Kim
at least think did when he came f9 to talk about
lis Case, p"' only that he told Re
let him have some stock whether he took II not
ibid not know until this affair came OUT when went to
any; believe these all the Of members OF
Congress know anything about
without finishing the examination OF this wit
ness the committee adjourned till January 7, 1873,
at ten O'Clock A. NJ.
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COURT CALEN0ARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CIRCuTT-TRIALT ERA-Part2-
Held by Judge Van Brunt.-Nos. 1l22la, 2s, 4oIM,
l5e IClI $751; 52s 1915, 60, 1922 100, 440 464 536,
$40, 500. 834, 042, 654 65s. Part Held by Judge
Fancher.-Nos 55a, 1927, oSl, 1882, 1893 ~, ass'
1873 Io47 1912 1881, lo51, 1868, 1856, 1851 1862
SUPREME toURT-GENERAL TERM-Held by
Judges Ingraham Brady and Dayis.-Nos. =,
g. 1 10, 80 80 81 49, 80, 81 40, SO, 81, 90, 81, 80,
81, 81, SO, "a, IS, SO, 81.
SUPREME COuRT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge Bar
rett.-Nos l5 81, 80, %, 10, S31 So 81, SO, 81, ",
&c. 81, 9s, 80, i0O 122. Call l25.
SUPERIOR CouRT-TRIAL TERM-Part HELD by
1871 1857 I349 1885, 1927, 435, 1923, 1899. Part .
Held by Judge Freedman.-Nos. 726, 2020 1522,
$685. 1872 1402 124 1l60, 1lss, 1904 4o4 9s2 2o26,
MARINE CouRr-TRrAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Spauding.-N0s. 700 6lS, 1882, 1854, 1896,
1925 ATS 1884 124O 1242 1244 1248 las 1850 1882.
Part 2-Held by Judge Gross.-Nos. 1907, 1913,
1911 1919 I22 1913 l225 1927 122o 1884, 1885, 1887,
1885, l241, 1913. Part 3-Held by Judge Joachim
1885, 1887, 1888, 1889, 1880, 1901, 1853.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part
Held by Judge Robnson.-.Case on.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL TERM-Held
by Judges Daily, Larremore and Day.-Nos. 8, 33ls,
81. ITO, 116 l2S, 100, 131, 1873, lao.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINEK--Held BY Judge
Davis--Violating Election Iaw--Edward A. Gross
Robert Miller and John Noonan -
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-Held by Judge
sutherland. --Burglary--Chr Foley ana
George Smith, James Dalton, John Quinn reion
ious assault and battery-John H. Miller, Wiiiiam
Moore. Grand larceny--James Olvany ana Wliila i
Smith David Willis, Henry Martin, kicha,a Mor,'s'
Thomas Braden, Thomas Shepparu' Du's"i'
Henry Lee.
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THE NEWARK COURTS.
Man Who Prefers state Prison to Serv-
Ing In the Army.

To-day the January term OF the Essex county
Courts open, but as Judge Depue is presiding at
the Pagan murder trial Ia Diizabeth and will proba
bly, be engaged with 1t for several days yet, the
business in the Essex Courts will be light for some
days. The most important criminal cases to be
tried this term are those OF Hirsch Harris the
alleged receiver OF the jewery stolen from
Krementz h Co., and that OF Jacks and
McNich0ls. who attempted to get Harris out on
straw bail. Billy Porter, alias OBrien who pleaded
guilty before, will be sentenced. "Molie, one OF
Harris daughters, will also be tried for conspiracy.
In the Special Sessions yesterday Ernest Helm
bold was tried and found guilty of grossly i'm
moral assault on young married woman named
Barbara Kinney He was sentenced to year IN
the State Prison. "Cuff'' Norton, notorious
Newark desperate, was again before this Court.
In March, 1871, he was convicted Of a felOnious
assault and was about being sent for year to
States Prison, but his mother, quite decent per-
son, appeared before the Judges and soitened the
magisterial hearts that they suspended
sentence and allowed "Cun'' to clear out in
consider alton that he would join the regular army.
He did jOn but on Friday was found by the police
and locked up as q deserter. lie told the Court
he never had joined the army. 1t took him at his
word and sentenced him to years state Prison.
Gun said, privately that he was satsded-State
Prison was preferable to being in the army.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-07
NEwARK's NEW CITY GOVERNMENT.

This evening the new Common Council Of New
ark will meet and organize. the republicans being
largely IN the majority, az before. The features OF
the proceedings will be the ding OF the Mayors
annual message and the contcstiny OF the election
ofthc republican from the Fourth ward Mr.. John G.
Iittell democrat, claims to have been elected by a
clear majority OF three votes. The matter will be
handed over for investigation, doubtless, TO the
appropriate committee. No changes OF any I'M
poitan,e win be made ID the city officers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-07

The committee met, all The members present Mr.
heMurtrc, counsel for cakes Anes read the following
statement as the direct
TESTIMONY
unde rstand the committee as iutimatng that was
20 state the particular instances in which had transac
pons With msmbers Of Congress ip reference +, the