New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-28
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SFFIcIkI JOURNAL or THE UNITED STATES
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF NEW ORLEANS
THE COURTS.
snnnnd Disfrlct Canrt.

Tn the succession of J. II. Walters. the
,,at,,raI tntrix of the minor children of the
deceased, acting also as administrative OF
said succession, having filed provisional
account of her administration, which was
Opposed by n. Fl. Steinberg g. Co, as Judg-
nient creditors, Judge Duvigneaud has or
dered, adiudged and decreed that the oppo-
sition be dismissed so far as regards the
first, third and fourth grounds OF oppo-
sition.
II IA further ordered that the opposition
snf onponents. as Judgment creditors, be
maintained, and that they be placed on sald
account as privileged creditors, according
to their rank, and that said account 80
amended, be duly approved and heInoi9-
,yated. and the funds distributed In accord
ance herewith.
onened in this court: Joseph alias Arlstlde
Gator. Pierre Louis Metral, Louis HUBER
Margaret Mullany, deceased wife OF THOMAS
ouite an exciting scene occurred yester-
daV In this court during the cross examlna-
ton of a witness. The venerable Judge
Dugue lost his temper, and called Mir. Pres
ton, the attorney eross-examlnlng the Wit
ness, DID scOundrel.
Judge Duvigneaud reprimanded Dugue,
stating that ii such language was used
again in court he would commit him for
contempt.
sixth District Court.
Since Yesterday, eighty suits instituted to
recover moneys Illegally paid for taxes,
have been instituted in this court
Eighth District Court.
In this court the city Of New Orleans files
a petition praying for an injunction to en-
Join Alfred Shaw, Administrators OF Public
Accounts, from registering the Judgment
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the petitioner, in the suit No. 2772, entitled
"Alve Mckee, for the use. etc, VS.. the city
of New Orleans" and from warranting for
the same, until the further order Of this
court.
Petitioner AYERS that said Judgment was
rendered adversely to her on the fourteenth
of March, 1879; that subsequently, on the
twenty third Of March, 1872, she made a
motion for suspensiVe appeal from said
Judgment, which motion was granted, and
an appeal ordered returnable to the Stu
preme Court on the third Monday in April,
1872 Petitioner AYERS that on said day APP
DlicatiOn was made to the clerk of the said
court for the transcript of appeal; that the
same was not complete and could not be
fled on said day. Further AYERS that GER
tificate was issued by the clerk of the Su-
preme Court showing that said transcript
was not fled, and which certificate was i'm
prOvidently issued, and through no neglect
of petitioner
Petitioner fears that Alfred Shaw, Ad-
ministratOr of Public Accounts, will regis
ter said Judgment and warrant for the
same, unless eDjOined by this honorable
court, and, therefore, prays for an iniunc-
ton.
Upon this application for injunction.
Judge Dibble granted q rule nisi, ordering
the defendant to show cause on Friday, the
twenty-eighth Of June, 1872, why an injunc-
ton should not issue as prayed for.
The motion for new trial in the case of
Matilda Phillips against the New Orleans
Gaslight Company was granted. The
plaintiff applied for a mandamus on the
company compelling a reissue to herself Of
forty-two shares of the stock of the com
pany, the original having been lost. The
company refused the REISSUE unless security
was given in case of loss hence the suit.