, 1877-08-12

mcnces to rise, and lasts until or o'clock the
next morning. Now, my establishment runs
night and day, and why should it not smell in
the daytime as well Us at night! Fney claim l
send my stinks up my smose-staek, which only
has tWo-feet aperture, aud that hold them
there until ntgt1t. This is the shcerest nonsense.
It is an utterly impossible thing for me to do.
The stencil in my place is consumed just as last
asst is made.
- / said to DR.. De Wolf, II Shoeneman's place
was SO nice, Why didn't he compel the others to
do the same thing! told him that he dared
not tackle the stiuks because lie dtan't know
long for his face, aud too dece!ving for the very
limited amount Of brains which lie possesses.
81 the authorities will allow me to consult
with the packers will guarantee that
TIE sF1NKs WILL BE WHOLLY ABOLISHED
in less than thirty days, and forever:
cost me So 0000, and which does away with the
stinks. am willing to take twelve citizens,
such as the. Mayor shall select. who shall stay
expenses, and il they decide that there: is the
least offcnsiyeness about my place, or that 1t IS
a nuisance, will close it ut once without fur-
ther resort to law, and go into some other ousl-
ness. All ask OF the authorities and the pub
lie is fair PLAY: nothing more"
CONSTABLE MORRIS.
ttHow came Constable Morris to 1npanel
your jury, when you are on his bondf'' asked
the reporter.
II have no hesitation in explaining that:
my case disposed Of as quickly as possible, and
! gave Morris a note to Justice Susnmerheld,
asking him to set Morris eunmoniug jury, II
he fel. SO disposed. Morris got a good and hon
est jury. -Four were rejected, and we tried the
men, aud there we're no others On the jury: But,
what wish to put in here is this:- Morris and
Linscott are not goou friends, as / understand
it. Some time ago Morris had 4 friend OF
tnssot Offered n %sss sSst2ay sid to 1T sa
prisoner 60, and Morris refused to bc
bribed, which raised little bad blood: The
prisoner was taken before Justice Meech and
held to bail.
Wolf stated under oath that John B. Sherman,
Obeudcrf Scanlan, Cuddy, Shocnenlan, aud Ar
mour's foreman con planned that my place was n
nuisance. All the parties whom have seen de-
nv this, and believe DC Wolf lied. am not
quite through with this case. I would be pleas
ca if TIE TRIBUNE would send reporter to In
yestigate nv place. He shall have trcc scope"
This was all that Mr.. Sllerwin would say.
II r,s pnde7stooa nn Thafosi hat sMirswatson, sher-
wins partner, sworc the other day in Summer
fields court that his house had been black
mailed to heavy amount during 1871, 1877,
and 1S73 and reporter was detailed last n}shI
to see him about it. While the reporter was
more
charges Of bIack1naiI, it will be seen from what
follovs that bis information puts asomcwhat
different construction on the court scene OF
Friday than any yet given
I. Mr. Shcrwin.n said Mir. Watson, " had just
testified that he had tccn to Scanlan'E place,
and the pjace stapk with all its usual horror
At this Dr. DeWolf turned around ADD sad
tlt,s lic it's lie,' SO that every body around.
the Judge and the jurors, could hear nm all
but Shcrwin, WHO is little deaf in one eur: l
uf,,1x n arr In
aud instantly jumped up to demonstrate;
Mr. Henuesscy, sitting beside tho Judge, said
no one but q rutt;an would make such a re-
marx. And then, what do you think Oe
Volt did, Why he }ns. ns.oit 1amped "p ta aaa
TO nc, sOf rourse he said It; it was q hlgnly
improper thing for him to do Well. when |
told Shcrssin, he became ycry Inuch eSSlteo.
There happened to be 4 biz stick near one OF
the Jurors, aud he seized 1t anu stfuch OUT anu
hit DeWoIf On tie arm"
ssBut What Gid you say as to the blacsznallins
busiuess2', ,,.Aaa.. ,,oaue
every Health Officer they got IN there s WITH d i5e @
wasn't the Chief but second man. was generally
a oI,oe,, or a politician, and that we had to p'lt
In III sorts OF expensive machinery, az nc sug-
gcstel, and lend him money. gise 81 nun I'M, pro, TO
Visions or nc proSeea1Hga o Ha,,t ~ Disr wasn't ia
week until he .4-.,..
assEssEp I snoEsENA.1, TURNER, AND OURSELVES
s%or ,,e-,oorc IN bis bousc, =,
$500 apiece-to pay mortgage Oh nls nouee'
.:Wlo was that ot}acerf'
ssna1, ! m, not goipc to tell that, because
al nj them live here, and it will raise sSnk-
vi. hatjy refused to give him g cent taal sautc
otfjeer afterwards cafrlc to ShefEin, auont ttie
time his period Of office was about 70 expire,
Nth a written statement that he had never
sn,,f5tcd aoy money nor got any. and asked
Shcrviu to sign it"
i:Nha5 did SheEUin says"
.sHc Sid, sOh, yes, I'll sign it.; 1.-THE 1eiIo",
ass enough to re nnSGa ~ a"n3, ~ ci, st,tc a
mcnts 1t shows guilty conscience on 1ss lace.
Why, We have had to put in all kinds of I'M
| proycments at the suggestion OF tac e board or
creatures and a.,rc the nsxt fhtm 1eGT ali pon9
sense, and sue US again. Two years
arn when Sbcrwin was in Europe, tho
| Health OfIicer told NC clearly aud distinctly
| that he was going away for foItn1snt or tnree
| weeks for tie benefit Of his health. and il
rull ret the trial Of suit that was then peud-
inr araipst us postponed, he would prove when
he cane ,,acs that xe had committed no oIcnse.
| That is the man who solicited this document;
The day of the trial be came on thc a: stana 1,l
drunk. and s'Eore the ve1! oppos1te u "1as f'c
! had previously stated ~,
! No. We mare steadily refused to pay Il
| cent, putting i'll the improvements rather tna1l
| submitting to their demands. Altogether, We
! la7c spent $4,000 in such improvements, and
m thc trial, when l produced proof that the
! denart,nenr had ordercd all these things,
Juucc Farwcl ruled that they haa
no right to do anything CT the kind
| that tkcy didn't, in fact, amount to TON OF Of
| bcans-t.lc whole department. 1oa Wouldn't
ncrbaps believe it, ltut We have been co'np:ane.
aa1ai.,st when the house wasn't running at all.
But is Or. DeWolf like his predecessors In
saSsT E,1;S ~, Wo1f i n ouack: and more than