New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-05

Insurance Company, sppellant.-From Seventh
District Court Of Orleans Judgmen, affirmed.
al Neutrality-suspicious. Seventh District Court Of
Orleans: Judgment perpetuating the injunction
affirmed
No. 1855. Samuel Kicker va. Annie c. Diggs ap.
peant-FrOm Fourth District Court of Orleans.
The plaintiffs claim that the property in question
belonged equally to ms fstner ana mother and the
latter must be rejected. Brown VS.. Jacobs, "a A.
$50; Sadler vs. Kimbrough, "a A. 534; Rusk Vs. " ar
rem ct al. IS A; 34i Phelan vs.. Az Is A. 49, Judg-
No. 3s49. william J. Mclean vs. A. Foster Elliott,
appellant-From Fifth District Court Of Orleans:
Judgment reduced from $3.50 to S444 81 and
No. 1884 James B. TAYLOR appellant. VS.. P. c.
Mandall-From Fourth District Court of Orleans.
Nos. 1907. 47sI 1884 4835 4sss 1851 1891 1902 City
of New Orleans R. MARI. =; Lawrence, Leeds 4
Co Charles j. Leeds Archibald Mitchell New Or
leans Florida and Havana Steamship Company
From Superior District Court For the reasons
assigned in city vs. Rawins ne Judgments in these
No. $685. New Orleans, Mobile and Chattanooga
RailIoa Company vs. city of New Orleans appel
lants-From Eighth District Court of Orleans.
The State has the power to grant a right of way
through street of this city. Judgment of this
court annulled. and Judgment of the district court
affirmed Justice WHY, Justice Taliaferro with
him SAYS the company can only get the land nec-
essary for tracks and depOts by appropriation or
No. 4sl5. Joseph Raw VS.. Moses Katz. appellant
From Superior District Court. Judgment re-.
versed.
No 1902 George Wood We. Charles Harrispe, ap-
peilant From Fifth District Court OF Orleans II
defendant is responsible it is because he was plain
ifs agent. If the possession is wrongful one 1t
claim is prescribed by one year. Judgment re-
versed.
lant.-From Seventh District Court. Judgment
affirmed. with ten per emit damages for frivolous
appeal
ond District Court of Orleans. Judgment amended
No. $3.50. William H. johnson VS.. Canal and Clai.
borne Railroad Company, appel Ant.-FrOm Sew.
enth District Court of Orleans Plaintiff was run
over and lost his leg by car No. ID of defendant,
while walking on the neutral ground, November IL,
1869 Where the conduct of the plaintiff has been
negligent he can not recover, even though the de-
PENDANT be in fault. % A., 462. Two roads were
open to him. safe and the other full of danger.
We think he was negligent. The case does not
conflict with % A.. 1870. Judgment reversed. JUS
tce Tallaferro: Justice WHY with him. dissenting.
Baker ct al.-From Fourth District Court of Or
leans. Judgment affirmed, the plaintiffs having
No. 1881. D. r. Carroll w. New Orleans, Jackson
and Great Northern Railroad Company. appellant
From Fourth District Court Of Orleaus. Cotton
shipped in defendants cars was burned and the in.
surance company paid the loss. They can not
recover from defendants as there was no contract
Ws
No. 1898. African Methodist Episcopal Church
vs. s. A. Norega ct AL, appeliants.-From Eighth
District Court of Orleans Injunction dissolved.
No. 1851. Frank COrkery vs.. Preston Work, ap-
pellant.-FrOm Sixth District Court of Orleans.
The action is revocafory one and the petition
GisclOses other parties than those made defend
ants. Judgment reversed aud suit dismissed
No. $3.50. Grover Baker Sewing Machine Com
VS. Sas 61s sh
No. 347O. Leon Mccarthy vs. George Baze ap
pellant.-from Fifth District Court of Orleans.
No 5O99. State va. Jackson Turner.-From Four
teenth Judicial District. The defendant was not
injured by refusal of continuance the sheriff hav-
ing made no return. Judgment affirmed.
No. 1853. Mutual National Bank We. W. g. Smith,
C. T. Buddecke garnishee and appel ant.-From
Fourth District Court of Orleans. the garnishee
should have answered the question. Judgment
affirmed.
No. 5l64. State VS.. &. B. Finney.-From Fourth
Judicial District. Judgment cOndemning appellant
to seven years imprisonment conviction of
manslalghter affirmed.
NO. 3O37. Abraham vandine ct al, appellants,
vs. Ehrman ct al.-From Seventh District Court OF
Orleans. Other parties. not made defendants be-
ing disclosed, the Judgment is annulled.
Superior District Court.
L. Placide Canoage VS.. W. P. Harper ct al-In.
junction perpetuated.
T. Bailey Blanchard, Jr. vs.. LPlacide Canonge.
injunction dissolved.
Superior Criminal Court.
On the examination of the jurors drawn the fol.
lowing gentlemen claimed exemption:
Mont itizenshlp-Lespold Christ. of Germany;
David Wallace, OF Scotland Peter r. Middlemis, OF
Canada East; Joseph Gandolph0, of Spain.
Active firemen-B. J. Hart, Florentine Black NJ.
Garcia, Alfred Moulton, William E. Fitzgead.
form the jury Jury for May: George Alces, Ernest
Chevarre, A. 6. Barnes, Jules Aldige, Charles W.
Fox. EtiennA Dubois, E. v. MCCARTHY, r. NJ Mont
Columbus H. Allen, Jules Tuyes, J. V. Richards.
William Shelly Gideon Townsend.
Attachments were ordered for those not appear
iYv xyhn vQd mr. fn
those served at dOmicie. An additional drawing of
forty eight names was ordered.
First District Court.
PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
Petty Iarceny-Oliver Carr, John Williams. alias
White, Martin Bowers. Dan Kane John Shehan,
Martin Johnson d. w. Allen, Joseph Alexander
Assault and battery-Jean Tribut.
Unlawfully keeping private MARKET. P. Ro
nede, F. Lamarque. B. POute, NJ. Bergason.
INFoRxArIoNs FILED
Un'awfully keeping private market-Brnse
10 Leeds, Joseph Paps, T. ONeal William 7. Red
mond Jean Dufeau. Adam Generes, Simaul L.
Smith, D. Brodsrieu, G. Shiemar.
Assault and battery-Peter Colfax. Lucy Ward
Joe Bennett.
Petty larceny-Charles Green.
Obtaining money on false pretenses-JOhn kle-
ARRAIGSRD
State Vs. Charles Earle.-Assault and battery
Plea of guilty of assault.
SUGGESTIONS Of John Rahdus and Magdaiena
Schlacter opened.
Eourth District Court.
Judge Lynch decided the following cases:
A. P. Dumas VS.. Arstde Marie.-1pjunctiOn per
petuated, except as to the sum oil 1851 30, and
costs OF suit No 254 of the docket of this court
Reconventienal demand dismissed.
A. D, Doriocourt vs; John Hussion.-Judgment fol
plaintiff for 1911 81, with interest at eight pei
cent, from February 10, 1874, SIS costs of hotaria
act, and costs, with vendors privilege and mort
gage E..
plaintiff, against Mrs. Marie Blerman and William
Winkleman, her husband, in sOlidO, for $780, with
interest," with privilege on property seized
NJ. Goldman vs.. Richard G. BOnd.-Judgment fol
plaintiff for rent of property. at $50 per month
from November Is, 1872.
Mrs. N. L. H. Lastrapes We. DR.. Alexander Ian.
drv. her Observation-Disclosures in favor of plaintiff
for $ll,9ll, amount of her paraphernal property.
dissolution of the community of acquests and
gains, with costs of suit.
Z. Marquee Co. vs.. S. Fernandez Co.-Judg
ment for defendants
John K. Renaud Co. vs. F. R. Southmayd.-Ruls
| herein taken on B. H. Benners Co. as garnishees
discharged.
Merchants and Traders Bank Of New Orleans
VS.. Jesse r. POwell-Opposition dismissed, thu
costs OF the said oppostions to be paid by Lunts
Horslendahl and Bertron in equal proportions,
The Weather and Rivers.
OFFICE METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVER,
New orleans May 4, 1874.
The following is report Of the weather
and rivers at 3:43 P. NJ. oday, local time:
Place. Their. Wind Weather.
Cincinnati 1850. 56 n Cloudy.
Davenport ....... 50 N E. Cloudy.
Dubuque % n. CloudS.