New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-30
COURT RECORD.
FRIDAY, MAY 90, 1874.
Ustted States Circuit Court.

OBbtCW StutCO NbHCut SOUfts
United States vs.. W. J. Cruikshank ct als-Con.
spiracy and murder On trial.
0E Supreme Court.
Present-Chief Justice Ludeling and Justices
Talisferro, WHY and Morgan. -,
court adjourned to one o'clock Saturday. when re.
hearings will be passed upon and the court will
adjourn over to the November term:
REHRARING GkANTKp.
No. 1925. Morrison Vs. Citizens Bank.
No. 340l. Nugent 70. city Of New Orleans.
H7r - ,RxHEAxiNG REFusKD.
No. 4s73. Neishaar w. Berens.
10. 5l75. AllAin Va. city OF CaIroilton.
No. $3.50. voisin vs.. city Of Carrolten.
No. 3260. johnson vs.. johnson.
.t-. BY cHIHI JUSTICE LrDELIyG.
No. 3428. Kennett & Bell VS.. Union Insurance
Company appellant.-FrOm Sixth District Court.
The defendant should have been allowed credit
Of 500 on the policy Of 81 600. Judgment amend
ed and reheariDg refused.
No. 1850. Heirs Of 3. A. johnson, appellants, va.
Bradish Johnson. Sixth District Court: The
cused himself, under R s: 1922: 10 oyeirued. Jus.
tice Morgan did not decide the case 40 he was
never Judge Of the sixth District Court. Rehear'
aNo 2s73 Mrs. J. Lavergne, appellant, VI Mrs.
Nums Lscoste.-Prom Sixth District Court On
lot and half on his neighbours, with three openings
Plaintiff purchased both lots, and sold the second
to the s Ssng
building closing both walls. Plaintiff 10 entitled
to half the value Of this wall The owner Of the
ing half the cost. His rights passed to defendant
c. C., 76S There i no question Of ser , IN
the case The wall va, the plaintiffs TN the con- n;
stood. c. q, 67s, GIG; II 4, 46s: The new work
should not have injured the old. C. c.. 6s5; Fish
The law provides qud pro quo to tue prOp.istors.
Former decree set aside. and Judgment affirmed.
Justice wyly sdhering to the original decree.
tual insurance Company appellant.-From Supe.
rior District Court. Interest should have been al
lowed from July 81, 1873, instead OF 1877. Decree
amended accordingly.
Superior District Court.
Iebhard Kehrwall vs.. Mrs. William Faichney:-
Petition sets forth that defendant obtained iuds.
ment in the Second Justice Court for $.5 and e1'
ture wss seized that the 4Lrniture is not over
in value; that it is advertised to be sold, and unet
Injunction is issued will be sold on the thirtleth
instant that act No. II prohibits the seizure OF
household furniture to the value of $500, and
prays for an il unctiOn restraining further pro-
ceedngs, for damage Of $500 and special damage
of &l5o. Injunction issued Oh bond OF $ZoO.
l.. superior Criminal Court.
lNFoRNATlONs FILED.
Burglary az grand larceny-B. Mccormack.
Robbery-Tom Brady and Charles Stafford.
NolLE PRosEoUI ENTERED.
Larceny-Henry SireZ. No prosecutor ap-
peared, although several times summoned.
AFFIDAVIT DISMISSED.
Embezzlement and b. reach of trast-L. Springer.
VERDICT.
State vs.. Armand Bonnet.-Robbery. Guilty.
SENTENCED.
Armand Bonnet-Robbery. Eight years in the
PeniteHtiary.
Jules BelfOrt-Breaking and entering. etc. Con.
vic,ed of larceny. Eighteen months III the Pen1
Tertiary.
George Fritz, alias Frey-Puhlisbing as true q
forged order. six years in the Penitentiary.
TRUE BILLS.
FL Connor-Embezzlenent
Captain William Mccain, Sergeant Jacob Gray
ct aI-False Imprisonment and assault and battery.
Patrolman Peyjoux-Assault with dangerous