New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-10
COURT RECORD.
MONDAY, JUNE 9. 1873.
Superior District Court.


Commissioners Of New Orleans Park IS.
city of New Orleans.-Suit for ei7S, 900.
Plaintiffs alleged the city should settle
weekly with them for all amounts collected
for them and that the defendants had failed
to dc so. The defendants pleaded that the
amounts so collected had been expended
for public use, and that the money was
more needed by the city for other purposes
than identifying the City Park. Judgment
rendered on the seventh instant for 81 l7S.
State VS.. Charles Clinton, Auditor.-The
INJUNCTION in this case dissolved SO as not
TO restrain or affect the bonds issued under
act No. iS2 of 1857 numbering l39 in all,
ard amounting to $500. issued for the ben
ett OF the Louisiana Seminary.
First District Court.
State vs. Peter Alvarez and John VIII
liams.-keeping banking game. etc. Pea
Of not guilty.
NoLLE PROsEQUI ENTERED.
State We. G. H. Mller.-Larceny.
State vs. William Granvi.le.-Larcenv.
State vs. James Mack.-Assault and bat
terry.
INFoRMATIoNs FILED.
Larceny-Mike McDermott, John Baptist.
Assault with intent to kili-Victor Dixon.
Assault and battery-Charles Beck, Mike
Leots, Dan Murphy. Hernandez johnson,
Herman Freedman.
TRUE BILLS FOUND.
Edward West.-Manslaught
ATTACHMENTS.
State VS.. William Hall.-Larceny. Bail
fixed at $3.50.
State vs.. Mary Augustin.-Assault and
battery. Plea Of not guilty.
State VS.. Henry Endres.-Assault and
battery. Plea Of not guilty.
State VS.. Florence Brown.-Assault and
battery. Plea Of not guilty.
State VS.. Christian Russell 1.-TWO charges,.
Plea Of not guilty.
State We. Celestine Antoine. - Assault
with intent to kill. Plea of not guilty.
State ys. Peter mott.--Assault and
battery. Plea of not guilty.
State VS.. George Harris.-Larceny. Plea
Of not guilty.
State VS.. Abraham Alexande7.-Larceny.
Plea Of not guilty.
State VS.. William Brooks-Fa!se i'm.
prisonment. Plea of not guilty.
State VS.. NJ. Kirpberger.-Trespass. Plea
State VS.. John Morris.-Larceny. ver-
dict-guilty.
State vs.. John Hardy.-Larceny. Yer
dict-suiity.
Second District Court.
Successions of Joseph Wald. John Ouder
and Barbara Falk opened.
Fourth District Court.
Mrs. r. Barremore vs.. James Merely. -
Action for SANDER and illegal seizure. Dam
ages, $4,000. Plaintiff was tenant of de-
fendant. In May, 1872, she rendered a
school teachers certificate for $50 in pay.
ment of $50 due and $40 to become due
June l. Defendant received the certificate
and refused to give receipt, but brought
an action Of ejectment June l. Offering to
return the certificate. Plaintiff refused to
receive it On account of depreciation.
Plaintiffs furniture, valued at $425, was
seized for the debt of So. Judgment was
finally rendered in her favor. She alleges
defendant slandered her during the pen
deIcy of the suit. Deiendent excepts on
the ground of incongruity and vague and
indefinite action.
The court said: The plaintiff rendered a
certificate worth $40 so for debt of S52.
All the subsequent Inconvenience grew out
Of her failure to pay the small balance Of
So so. The allegations Of SANDER are vague
and uncertain. The cause of action must
be stated with such certainty as to apprise
the defer dant of every circumstance neces-
sary to put him on jast defense. Ordered
that the plaintiff amend her petition within
five days.