New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-12
COURT KkCORDs
IRIDAY, JUNE IL. 1875.
United Sta ties Circuit Court.

United States Circuit Court.
Abraham Hyem W. City Oi New Orleans.
| RelatOr il lessee of SOrapuru and St. Ber-
nara public markets. and alleges cOnsid-
| GRAFTON for the lease was the agreement Of
defendants 10 keep the privare markets
closed: that on the contrary 300 OF them
remained open to REALTORS great detriment:
| and that tho city is about 60 dispossess him
I of che markets leased. Restraining order
issued, returDable June II. at Mobile.
Myra Clark Gaines vs. Richard De Gray.
Damages OF $50.C00 claimed for alleged
| false and libelOus statements IN argument
! in White IS. Gaines. in Fifth District Court.
Cnited Sta'es W. A. Zarnowski.-1nfor-
| NATION for violation of steamboat laws, not
! having two copies of inspection papers.
superior Districs Cours.
Onesiphore D-lahoussaye VS.. Charles
Clinton. State Auditor Petitioner alleges.
March %. 1873. the District Court Of Iberia
gave judgment for petitioner against Henry
Dslahoussaye for s6633, less a credit Of
$lS9S i9, and confirmed the mortgage SO.
curity; that the sheriff eeiz d, December II,
1874; that the properly was worth $50, 900,
and the taxes amounted to about $1,000;
that she tax collector illegally dispossessed
him and seized although there was sufficient
! personal property at hand; that there was
no survey: that the sale was made by
Allison, who had no authority; that by col.
lusion two lots were sold to Veasey for 5000.
and ninety one lots to Price at $l8 81 for
$lG6s II; that though this was enough 20
pay the taxes the parties conspired to Sc |
John Murphy two other lots for $40 i5;
that the tax collector pretended to give
title to these lOte, and relatOr fears Auditor
Clinton will give Q deed of sale ii not
restrained. Injunction issued on bond Of
$500.
In re City Of New Orleans, praying for
tho opening of Philip and other streets
James COUke, who owns nine lots on Philip
street, between st. David and st. Patrick
| streets. alleges that the Supreme Court, in
1855. decreed, on application of the city,
that Philip street should he made q public
thOroughfare; that the Hebrew COngreea-
ton of Shangary Chased deties the decree.
and have erected a wall, fOrty-eix feet wide
by $50 feet long. Rule to show cause why
taking away the wall and impediments.
issued, returnabie June lS.
Superior Criminal Court.
INFORMATIoNs.
Carrying concealed weapons Edward
Quay, Pat Mehan.
Assault and battery on q police officer
Cecilia Gabriel.
ACQUITTED.
Adam Richardson, grand larceny, in
stealing from Mrs. Stickney, MAY I. 1873,
corner Of Camp and Robin street, $225, and
twenty dollar gold piece. Verdict Not
guilty.
Joseph r. Hornor, Esq. presiding in
place of Judge Braughn, recnsed
State VS.. A. NJ. Dupart, Lonis Eveque,
alias Petit Louis, and A. J. Octair, alias
Raymond.-Murder. Killing Of Allen Har-
ris, a one-armed man. corner of Union and
DaupMne streets, August !. 1874.
Fivst District Court
SENTENCED.
Petty larceny-Georgs Miles. ono day: 4.
II. Miller. one year.
Assault and batters-Clars Butler, TWEEN
ty days; Henry Williams. ten days; Joseph
Comfort, s. tine or one day.
Second Distrfcs Court.
Succession of Fidele Kellar opened.
fourth Distrtcs Court.
John T. Gerard VS.. Charles MOrgan.-On
trial
fifth Distrfcs Ceurs.
imbas Aycock s. Co. -. Philip Dunes
ire ct al; same vs. same Verdict for plain
til on two promissogy notes Of $4,000 and
$4,000.
Adolp, Bouchard -. E. r. Parker. public
Observation-Disclosures alleges July 81.
1863 John K. Eigse and Josiah Chambers
owned a crop of cotton on three plantations
in Mississippi; that It was taken to "'the
Rocks" on the Feltef's plantation, ten miles
from the Mississippi rives, and put in charge
Of w. E Gordon, that by contract, 2I0O
bales OF this cotton was sold te Charles S.
LObdell at ten cents, to be delivered at Fort
Adams, and $50 paid; that March d, 1864.
LobdeA sold it to C. Y. Woodruff 4 Co, on
condition to pay Victor Hebert. on account
of Elgee & Chambers, 800, ,00S at the sate
OF ten cents per pound, and $500, 900 for
Lobdell az the rate Of twenty cents per
pound, or for such amount as should belong
to LobdeiI al thirty cents per pound; that
these contracts were both confirmed by in.
dorsement and transfer May ! 1864. That
}. ii. Morris was appointed to watch and
take care of the cotton. and did 80 till it was
seized byl military authority: that 1t was
perfect sale Of Gordon to Lobdell, and was
at his Sisk and of Lobdell to Woodruff
& Co: that J72 bales were seized
April ., 1864. and the rest burned by raid
ers; that the amount seized was aOld iD st.
Louis July 4. 1879, for $3.50 80 80. and in.
yesbfd in United States bonds; that Wood
ruff Il Co sued for the proceeds OF the cot.
ton in tho Court of Claims; that Elgee's
executor did the same; that these suits were
consolidated and the decision was in favor
OF Woodruff & Coz but that the Supreme
Court reversed it in favor Ot Elgee's execu.
tor, who has just received the proceeds:
thar F. T. Parker. public administrator. is
administering the succession Of EIgee in
this city. and the proceeds have passed into
his hands: that petitioner never had the
right OF action until the funds came: that as
partner and ssignes OF Woodruff Il Co he
has succeeded to all the rights Of the firm:
that he is not concluded by the Supreme
Court. but the case is res inssg,u between
petitioner and defendant, who wrOagtally
holds the property.
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