New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-06

H0as & Elder vs. g. J. Jones.
j. N. Catlott 70. Heffner T. Lickens.
Robertine Green ". Baptist Church y
Shreveport.
John Chaffe L. Brother W. Chandle
Lewis, administrator.
State Of Louisiana VI. Charles Green.
G.. w. KimbrOugh vs. Walker Il Vaught
j. B. Spears w. NJ. J. Spears.
E. d. Duck worth vs. w. H. Vaughn.
Succession of f. OVERLY, final account o
w. H. Vaughn and opposition.
State of Louisiana ex rel. n. Marks 70
B.'F Yates.
! L. L. Tomkies W. j. F. Looney.
| Alexander Green vs. S. p. King.
State of Louisiana VS.. Alcee Harris and
Tony Nellum.
Consolidated Association W. J.. w. Masor
| ct al.
Willism Sandell vs. Douglas, sheriff, ct al
T. ]. Forey vs. J. Ellis Young.
j. N. Fuller vs. A. II Leonard.
j. j. l.. Goodman vs. j. j. Rsyburn.
State of Louisiana ex rel. Haven W. city
of Shreveport.
James Marks vs C. C. Martin.
Bayly e. Pond va. ZAck Howell.
NJ. E. Montgomery We. j. T. Lear.
r. H. Lindsay va w. H. Wright.
John Davis Va. w. C. Madden.
In the case of M. E. Montgomery vs.. J. J.
Lear the decree was amended by consent
of parties hy reducing tho judgment from
$3.50 to $3.50.
On Saturday, July 81, q rehsaring was
refused in the following cases:
John Cald we'll va. w. r. Cox; A. Willis
70. j. & C. Chaff.; NJ. A. COpley vs. Dorcas
Dinkgrave; J. 4 c. ChAtfe vs. E. w. War
field.
James B Chapman Va. Nalle, Day & Co.
and Il. A. Phelps, sheriff, ct al-From More
house. On rehearing. 1t is ordered that
our former Judgment be set aside and an.
0ulled, and 1t is now ordered that the case
be remaudod, to be proceeded with dc noco
and according to law.
Justice Wyly dissenting.
In the case of the mayor and selectmeD
of the town of Homer vs. s. B. Black burn,
from Claiborne, on reheariDg. it is ordered
set aside; and it is now ordered, adjudged
and decreed that the judgment in sO far as
it orders the defendant to be. imprisoned
until tho judgment rendered against him
and the costs are pAid be annulled and re-
versed, and that in 80 far a. it imposes =
fine of $25 and costs upon the defendant be
affirmed.
The following cases. on reheafing, for
want Of agreement by q majority Of the
We. w. 7. Insley, administrator; Ably &
CaichinRs W. }. H. Bsigham, curator:
mayor and city council Of Monroe vs. j.
Hoffman; j. F. Pargoud vs. Mrs. Sarah
Richardson; Succession of g. W. Womack,
fiuaI account OF A. w. Delery and II. NJ.
Bry; John I. Ludeling VS.. Mrs. NJ. A. Eel
ton. 1n the last two cases the Chief JUS
tice was Secusel.
The court then adj ,uened sine die.
Superior District Court
w. w. Handlin We. city OF New Orleans
et a'.-Plaihtitf declares that the New Or
leans, St Louis and Chica 20 Railroad Com
pany and che Now Orleans, Mobile aud
Texas Company arc indebted to him for
damages caused by the fencing g in OF seve-
raj streets: that up to the first Of August,
1875. DelOrd, South and North Market,
Sc. Joseph, tho neutral ground, etc., are
obstructe6 and debarred from public use;
that he and $50 others have repta ,edly
urged the City Council to act in the matter:
that after the decision in tho Chattano ,ga
Railroad case in favor of tho city the Ad-
ministl atOr Of Improvements made some
show to open these streets, but 80 slow that
the railroad companies had ample time to
obtain an illegal Injunction against the
city; that he and others have again called
upon the present administration to take
steps TO have the Injunction set a sde, which
they neglected to do. whereby he lOsee the
rent Of bis lumber yard. and he claims $4,000
damages.
j.. j. Hayes W. city Of New Orleans.-Pe-
him the exclusive right 10 treat INDECENT
smallpox patients taken care Of by the city;
that he aa obtained on the seventeenth OF
May, 1875. the final decision of the Supreme
Court in his favor, a I'd now claims 1000
damagee for 100 ,atients trea ed since
March, 1879. up to May. 1875, at the Anfoux
and the city smallpox hospitals, for which
be would have received $50 per patient.
He claims tho above amount Of the city Of
Schneider. Brewster. Fitz
enreiter, Calhoun, and G. B. White, presi-
dent Of the Board of Health, in solido.
First Districs Court.
yNFORMATIONs FLEE.
Knowingly receiving stolen goods-Mrs.
klein alias Murray.
Lareeny-Joseph Mushon, two cases;
Isaac Spraring, Mary Howard. William
Williams, George Robinson, Nelson Walls,
Jefferson, Emmeline Harrison.
Assault and battery-Nathap Kuehn. |
sENTENCED. J
Larceny-John McCuon, one month Par
sh Prison.
Assault and battery-Kste Thomas, Sam
Robinson, Henry Cooper. one day: William !
ielsou, ten days.
second Oissrics Court.
Successions Of Adam Cbrsman, William |
ta!adE, Lena Schmidky. Ellen Finnerty,
irs. Catherine Ktoeber, wife of H. F. Geh-
ardt. and John Breen, opened.
Tho interdiction OF George L. G. Davis
rayed for.
NJ. F. Wilder prays to be emancipated.
Fifth District Court.
KOnrad GrOsz vs. John Jacob 1osch ct
Suit for $607 60 rent now due, and
1875 to become due on lease of NOltings
abroad bakery property, corner OF Elysian
ields and Roy al streets. Petitioner claims
nat he bought the property. with tho lease,
/ the sale OF the succession Of Ferdinand
olting, and that John Ed. Rengst ,rff is The
scurity in the lease. He fears that the
Losch. will remove furniture,
C., and ask for provisional seizure. pray
g also for judgment against both defend
nts for the above amounts. Judge Tissot,
the Second District Court, sitting for
adge Cullom, ordered writ of provisional
,izure.
Tho Funding Board.
The board assembled yesterday morning
! the Governors private room. Present:
overnor Kellogg, Lieutenant Governor