The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-20
THE COURTS.
Supreme Court.

( Supreme Court.
} This tribunal was in session yesterday, and
! the following decisions were rendered:
J Charles F. Perry vs. Dr.. G. Beard. AZ
| frmed.
Charles Fox vs. j. S. Neal and Jno. G. SIM
mott Annulled and in favor of defendant
State ex rel. Van Norden vs. Mayor and Ad-
ministrators of New Orleans. Appeal Of
, ]. @. A. Fellows dismissed.
A. D. Doricourt vs.. estate of L. Savini.
Affirmed.
Chas. Graham vs.. Geo Cronan and Jno
Coleman. Affirmed, with 10 per cent
damages.
J. II. Fernandez vs.. B. Pradel, Mrs. Tour
made, intervenor. Affirmed.
L. Fl. Gardner & Go. vs.. F. G. Barriere i.
Co. Affirmed.
John Wolf vs.. City of New Orleans. An
nulled.
H. J. Sampson vs.. Norman Whitney. An
nulled.
Joseph T. Cross VS.. Mrs. G. G. southmayd,.
Affirmed.
E. Rochereau & Co. vs.. H. O. Colomb, etc. ,,
etc. Affirmed.
Succession of VIM. Bob-Ernest Merilh w..
w. I. Hodgson ct al Annulled.
r. L. Theard vs.. VIM. Bogel ct al At
frmed
A. w. Walker vs. c. S. Sauvinet, Sheriff,
ct. al. Affirmed.
| White & Tomkins Vs. Louisiana Levee CON-
pany. Annulled.
John Wharton VS.. Crescent City Live Stock,
Landing and Slaughter-House Company
Reversed and suit dismissed.
Chas. E. Alter VS.. Jas. Z. cunts. An
nulled
e. Newman & Co. VS.. John Eaton and wifss
AnnuIied.
Mary F. Felties VS.. Blanchin Gircd ct az,
! Appeal dismissed.
| Schmidt & Ziegler VS.. Urlliston, ct al. AZ,
frmed.
Laura NJ. Ealer vs. Sheriff ct al At--
firmed
F. Kuntz vs.. John Baehr, Sheriff. Reheer-
ing refused
A. Cbeval ct al vs. G. Casanave. Affirmed
Jno L. Lewis and others Vs. w. j. Behans
and others. Annulled.
JAS Madison vs.. Jas. Dyer. Annulled.
Amos Simms vs. G. Lyons. AnEulled.
Hays, Tunstall & Co. vs.. Jno. T. Mitchell.
Annulied.
W. H. Reynolds VS.. J. W. Wicks e. a..
Amended.
Buck Il Beauchamp vs.. Blair & Buck. AZ
frmed.
New Orleans, Florida and Havana Steam
ship Company VS.. E. B. Briggs. Verdict Of
jury set aside and judgment IN favor OF plain
tiff for $3.50 and interest
State ex rel Temple S. Coons VS.. Judge
Superior District Court. Rule made absolute
and suspersive appeal allowed.
Josephine H. Ames VS.. James Hale.
Affirmed.
Succession of Domitila Hebert. Amended.
V. X. Stevenson VS.. Mrs. L. Llvinie Ed
wards ct ais Affirmed
j. 2. Henry VS.. NJ. Goldman. Affirmed.
C. T. Buddecke Vs. &. w. Bancker. AZ
flmed.
Superior Criminal Court.
There are no cases of importance going CT,
in this court.
The cases of the State vs.. Hubbard, for lar
ceny of beef. and Lizzie Hopkins, for THEFT Of
$4G0. Hubbard's case was heard and the
jury impaneled, though up to the time OF
going to press had not rendered verdict.
The case of Lizzie Hopkins was brought
orsard, and after much difficulty in obtain
ing jury, the witnesses and plaintiff were
put on the stand, the case was continued.
A,raiganents.- Gabriel Clayton, carrying
concealed weapon, pleaded guilty; Dock
Martin, grand larceny, pleaded not guilty
Isaac Webster, embeZzlement, pie 'ded nct
guilty; George Bfandt, carrying concealed
weapon, pleaded not guilty; Frank Baker,
breaking aud entering shop in the night
time wi h intent to steal, pleaded not guilty
James Fordyce, murder, pleaded not guilty.
Cases Co,tinue1-J. H. Kalvalage, arson;
continued until Wednesday, April 81. Aunie
Scott, grand larceny; continued indefinitely.
Sentenced-Horace Wesley, grand larceny.
sentenced to three years hard labor. FLED
plea to jurisdiction Of court, which was over
ruled, and he took an appeal to the Supreme
Court, returnable in November.
1rials-Wm. Anderson, carrying concealed
weapon; verdict, guilty; recommended to
mercy. Thos. Hubbard, breaking and enter
ing shop in the night time with intent to
steal; verdict, not guilty. Chas. Lemastre,
robbery; John Lemastre. larceny; verdict
not guilty was ordered to be entered, the Dis
trict Attorney having abandoned the case.
Lizzie Owens, grand larceny, mistrial.
Nolle Prosequi-H Henry Nolan, breaking
and entering o shop in the night time with
intent to steal
A motion was made to admit to bail Anatole.
Jacquet, charged with murder.
One hundred jurors we're ordered to be
drawn, returnable on the first Monday in:
May, to serve during said month.