New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-18
NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, NAY 49, 1875.
affected no rights previously acquired.
Judgment reversed, and demand OF third
opponent re jected.

affected no rights previously acquire.
!, Judgment reversed, and demand OF thir
! opponent eiected.
BY JUSTICE MORGAN.
No 1850. New Orleans Canal and Banl
ing Company vs. city Of New Orean
appellant-From Fifth District Court 7
recover $4,000 tax paid on property
second draining district under the act
1888. Act No. 30 of 1871 does not repe;
that act. II, when the canals are completed
plaintiffs lands are benefited and detenda1
!s ordered to return the tax plaintiff will b
benefited at others expense. Judgme1
| reversed.
Chief Justice Ludeling concurs.
No. 432. Gnstave Vrinstone, appellant
vs.. Lawrence Zoeller.-From Fifth Distrit
Court For damages. for injuries to plail
titf's wife by being beaten by detendan
1t is not proved she threw bricks first. an
If so would not justify kicking her. Plair
tiff to recover $50 and Judgment reversed
No. 1895. James II, Lynch vs. Mrs. Ellie
Kennedy ct ux, appellant.-From Superio
District Court.-The act OF sale OF til
schooner says nothing of the draft TIL
plaintiff is ship carpenter, and all de
tects were apparent. INJUNCTION on dispos
tion of the purchase notes dissolved an,
judgment annul1ed.
No. $40. City Of New Orleans vs.. Ger
mania Insurance Company, appellant
From Superior District Court The con
| clusiOns in city vs.. Stlamander 1nsuranc
Company. . A., $50, are not erroneous
| Judgment affirmed.
| No. 44oO Simon Hermon VS.. John Macl
and l.. b. Cain, appellanta.-From Sixtl
! District Court. To recover back amour
paid on a Judgment subsequently reversed
on appeal. Judgment affirmed
No. ABA. Charles B. Lawrence ct al vs.
| Mrs. Mary Lawrence, alias Shutterly, ap
pellant-From Fifth District Court. The
appeal was filed too late. and is dismissed
No. 1921. Carter COgreve ct ais. appel
lants. VS.. John P. Fowler ct als.-Fr, N
Fourth District Court. The allegations
of plaintiff are sufficient to entitle him to be
heard on injunction. Judgment reversed
and case relnanded.
No. 5733. T. S. Serville vs.. City of New
Orleans, appellant.-Hrom Superior Dis
trict Court. The defendant being abroad
when his assessment was made, ia no ex
euse for not com plying with the law and
making his complaint to the board within
the proper time. Judgment reversed
No. J6l9. State VS.. Jacob Morris, appel
liant. From Fifth Judicial District.-Break-
ing and entering with intent to kill. Judg-
ment affirmed
United States Circuit Court.
United States VS.. w. r. Parker-Decree
rendering defendants recognzance for
teited, rescinded. Case continued until the
nineteenth.
Carson Nudge VS.. the city of New Or
leans.-Ordered that $296l IL OF the judg-
ment be transferred to Schoolfeld, Good
man Il Son.
A. G. Nalle VS.. D. s. Cage and wife,
Fixed for the thirty-frst instant.
E. d. Clark We. L. d. PrescOtt,-Verdict
for plaintiff in the SUN of $1,000, with inter-
est at eight per cent from May 3, 1871.
Edwin II. Morgan and James A. Raynor
VS.. New Orleans. Mobile and Texas Rail-
road Company ct al.-Plaintiffs apply for
the appointment OF master. Petition
granted, and +. a. Wooltiey appointed.
JURY CASES FOR TO-DAY.
W. +. Blackwell vs. 5. A. Stockdale; L.
L. Laveat VS.. Mound City Mutual Life In
Case, receiver, VS.. H. a. Frederic: Miller
Stoutenburg vs.. ciry of New Orleans;
Matthias Haelin vs.. George A. Fosdick and
Z. +. Rareshide; Edward c. Tay lor vs..
board of levee commissioners of Madison
and Carroll parishes; Horner, Wood g. Co.
VS.. Samuel Fasnachr: John Cockrem, re-
celver N. w. Casey, substitute, VS.. John
Ray; Charles NJ. Dongherty VS.. John Clark.
superior District Court.
State ex rel. A. G. Brice vs.. Antoine
Dubuclet, State Treasurer to
compel defendant TO pay plaintiffs warrant
for salary as district attorney, refused.
James E. Richardson vs. Board of Audit
Rule to dissolve Injunction restraining de-
fendant from auditing any claims other
than those already audited for plaintiff
amounting to $4,000, dismissed
b. Bernichon and tilty-five others vs..
Administrator Turnbul! ct al-Plain ifs
move for a new trial ON the grounds that
the proper parties are not made defendants;
that }. o. Landry, the present Administra-
tor, should be the defendant in place of
Turnbull, and w. F. Lloan instead Of Super
lntendent Badger; that the Injunction
hould apply to them; that the other par
ties were not competent to stand in judg-
ment; that the decision Of the Supreme
Court in Stafford VS.. New Orleans does not
apply to these cases; and that there was
no agreement that it should. Rule to show
cause granted for May "a.
Superior Criminal Court.
INFORMATIONS.
PeTJury-Mrs. Mary Peel. In the trial of
George Eugene, for murder, the wife of the
murdered man gave such manifestly false
estlmony evidently intended to shield
Eugene, that the court ordered her arrest |
md an information for perjury field.
State vs.. George Eugene-Murder. Kill |
ng of David Peel, March 80, 1874, Oh Delord |
teet, near the New Basin. jury OUT
SENTENCED.
Robert P. Randolph-Forgery; two years.
levi Howard-Grand larceny; two years.
First District Court.
CREATIONS.
Assault and battery-Dick Evans, Mary
vans, John Bennett, Harriet Russell, j.
!. Penager, Jonn Reynolds, Julia Rome,
.izzie Wilson.
Severng produce from the soil-Maggie
'oylan.
Obtaining goods-Thomas Martin alias
oung.
Petty larceny-Johanna johnson. Fred
lawklns, Ernest Anderson, George Miles,
can Laberge
ACQUITTED
Petty larceny-Jim Donovan, William
rown, Jules Lilly.
Assault with intent 10 kill-Simon Rapp. |
CONVICTED.
Petty larceny-John Williams Frank
cott
SENTENCED.
Michael Gallagher, petty larceny, one
ear.
Fourth District Court.
John Schelly va George Merz-Judg-
ent for plaintiff OF 1926 80 on draft
Louisiana Pacific Railway.
A meeting OF the incorporators of the
Ouisiaua Pacific Railway Company will be |