New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-23
COURT RECORD.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL %, 1874.

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| Supreme Court.
Present-All the judges.
| REHEARISGs GRANTED.
| No. 1890. Annie Jumonviile, wife of E
! Vlers VS., A. j. Sharp
REHEARINGs Refused.
No. 499l. Thomas Brady VS.. Perish O.
Ascension.
No. 5o79. Harriet B. Kellogg VS.. J. v
Durable. sheriff
No. 5043 A. L. Gasman ct al. va. Mrs
Zulmee Hearsey.
No. 5lOl. E. IT. May We. Ogden & STAINS
berry.
No 300. Samuel Snodgrass VS.. Thomas
A. Adams.
No. 1887 Mrs. Lydia Hardie VS.. St. Louis
Mutual Life Insurance Company.
No. 1922. Mary Hardie VS.. J. A. Steven.
son.
No. 1869. Maurice ]. Hart vs. Leopold
Bcdenheimer.
No. 4S29. Mrs. Decuir VS. j. G. Benson.
No. 5o66. +. j. Gay vs.. Wilson L. Lain
No. 5l25. W. L. Cushing VS.. S. L. Har-
mOn5On.
No: SAB. Mrs. Bette Clemens VS.. F. A.
Comfort.
No. 1862. John S. Wallis vs. E. B.
Wneelock.
No. 1867. Charles E. Alter vs. John Nc
Dougal.
No. 3O42 E. T. Parker vs. A. & Y. Ber-
nard.
No. 3034. w. B. Taylor vs.. TWENTY-FIVE
bales of cotton, BlackemOre & Woodbridge.
No. 1921. Maria L. Brown VS.. j. F. Sole
belas and sheriff.
No. SIG. Howard s Preston VS.. c. H. B.
Merritt.
No 1913 Mahan VS.. Benton.
No. 1921. Succession of A. Constant Hear
ing.
Superior District Court.
State ex rel. w. w. Howe vs.. Charles
Clinton, State Auditor. Application tor
mandamus to compel the Auditor to issue
warrants to satisfy the appropriation for
REALTORS benefit.
Writ refused. The court said the Su-
preme Court having decided the constitu-
tiOnal limit of the debt had been reached it
was impossible for the Legislature to create
a debt. This was claim for q sum IN the
nature of retainer for legal services rem
dered and to be rendered the State. There
was law officer paid salary for that pur
pose. One might be employed to perform
the duty when he was unable, but not other
which authorized che Auditor to issue the
warrants, and he had properly refused to
do so.
Superior Criminal Court.
The following jurors qualified, making
thirty six in all: E. H. Fairch'ld, Louis
Anderson. Theophile Commagere, j. B.
Flott, Charles Simon, f. P. E. Mercier, w.
II. Dellers.
ARRAIGNED.
Ike Johnson-Robbery. Plea of guilty.
+. Balias, Kinch Malone and Pat Jones
Burglary. Plea of not guilty.
Annie Black--Carrying concealed weapon
Plea of guilty, but afterward withdrawn
snd not guilty substituted.
INFoRMAr1oNs FILED.
Carrying concealed weapon = Eugene
Senico, Anthony Fernandez.
First District Court.
NoLLE PRosEQUI ENTERED.
Larceny Johanna johnson, Ellen Dee,
L. Barba alias Lucas, Ellen Kelley.
PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
Assault and battery-L. E. Carlin.
VERDICT.
State vs.. Joseph Victor, larceny.
ON TRIAL.
State VS.. Frank Paul, larceny.
INFORMATION FILED.
Cnlawfully opening, conducting and |
arrying on a private market for the sale Of |
resh meat, ETC., within twelve squares of |
public market under the jurisdiction and
of the Administrator of Com
aerce, in the city of New Orleans. A capias
as been issued for the first five. which will
robably be made test cases. NJ Bergason,
!. Lamarque, Jean Bergeron, B. Pomfre,
can Pierre Roulde, Jules Lemoigne Ber-
ard Bartle, g. Bernichan, Ferdinand Can
onge, Louis Henri, Basile Bares, Bernard
lbadie, Jean Marie Saluque, Victor Cientat,
.ouis Beaussoire, Jacob Rasmond, P.
,laverie, v. Leethenaun, Jean Marie Des-
amp. Louis Bouck, Leon Soulies, B. Mar
IN, William Dietrich, Joseph Abadie.
second District Court.
SUGGESTIONS of NJ. G. Martinez and James
'rauns opened.