New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-06

pears to have the will recognized. The
| court below dismissed his suit and the case
was remsndea. IS A., 446. The court again
erred in dismissing the suit of Thorp. II
has jurisdiction, the succession here being
| auxiliary to that of decedent's domicile
l3 L.. 1886. The will remains unrevoked.
The heirs committed fraud in not disclos-
ing they were Legitimate. BY the laws of
Kentucky and of Louisiana they were in
capable of inheriting. The proceeds Of sales
by the public administrator amount to
$2l 600. The h0mOlOgatiOn must be an.
nulled and the administrator held liable.
Judgment annulled.
No. 572l. State OK rel. w. Van Norden
vs.. the Judge0f the Fifth District Court,
parish of Orleans.-Prohibition made per.
petual, Henry Legendre paying costs of
this proceeding.
No. 1854. Mrs. Letitia Darlington vs..
parish of St. Charles ct al, appellants
From Fourth District. Some Of the war
rants sued ON were drawn by persons in no
way connected with the police jury. Judg-
ment annulled.
No. 5566. O. j. Flagg vs.. the parish of
st. Charles. appellants.-FrOm Fourth Dis
trict. Judgment reversed and plaintiffs
demand rejected, with costs Of both courts.
st. Charles, appellant.-From Fourth Dis
trict. Judgment reversed, and plaintiffs
suit dismissed with costs.
No. 5565. Arthur Robbins vs.. parish of St.
Charles, appellant.-From Fourth Judicial
District Judgment reversed, and plaintiffs
suit dismissed with costs.
BY JUSTICE MORGAN.
No. 4348. B. L. Rozell Va. James F. Casey,
appellant.-From Seventh District Court.
Judgment affirmed.
No. E46 Clarissa Bishop ct al. vs.. Hamp-
ton Elliott; Mrs. V. f. Burke, executrix,
appellant.-From Fifth District Court
Judgment affirmed.
No. 1880 Mrs. l.. P. Ccmmagere. appel.
liant, vs. William Brown.-FrOm Fifth Dis
trict Court of Orleans. Judgment reversed
and annulled with costs.
No. 1855. Louis D. Larrieu, appellant, vs.
f. DumOateil-From Fourth District
Court. Judgment affirmed.
No. 1882. Charles Joseph Gourges vs..
Charles I. Howard ct ais, appellants
From Fifth District Court of Orleans.
Judgment reversed and annulled, with
costs.
No. 1885, J. D. Taylor va Thomas Lynne,
appellant-From Seventh District Court of
Orleans. Judgment reversed and annulled,
and judgment for defendant as in case of
nOn-suit, plaintiff paying costs.
superior District Court.
Martin Finnerty VS.. city Of New Orleans.
III pCVlVlVu lOI SCINlCCo % WudIuukCI.
Judgment for $326l 90.
Steward & Kip vs. Union Insurance Com.
pany.-PetitiOn sets for that plaintiffs ef-
fected an insurance Of $4,000 on the steamer
A. G. Brown, payable in case of loss to
Good Intent Dry Dock Company, which
was paid by the company; that the steamer
became a total loss by collision with the
steamship Teutonia; that before payment
suit was entered in admiralty in the United
g.. I'll
ward sustained by the United States Su-
preme Court; that when the insurance
company paid the loss plaintiffs agreed to
assign the $4,000 to defendant it $4,000
was recovered; that on this agreement, OBJ
tanned without consideration and by mis-
representation. defendant has been cub
r0gated on an ex parte hearing to plaintiffs
claims in the United States Court, and that
defendant would be obliged to pay the
amount of insurance in full in any case.
Injunction on bond of $1,000 issued restrain
ing defendan. from exercising any rights
under the assignment, or collecting any
part of the judgment Of $4,000
w. G.. Haley VS.. M Benners and sheriff
Plaintiff alleges that he and Henry c. Bull,
now absent, were partners in building
machines; that Bull furnished property that
he was the full owner of as his share; that
defendants have interfered with plaintiffs
rlRuCS as agonC anu partner VI Dull dHU
prays to have his title quieted. Injunction
issued in bond of $1,000.
Superior Criminal Court.
NOLLE PROSEQUI ENTERED.
Assault and battery-Henry Jackson.
GRAND JURY.
The following gentlemen were sworn as
grand jurors for the term ending June 30,
1875:
Michael Frank. foreman;
Paul o. Fazende, Guy Dreux,
Louis LeOnherd, H. H. Blunt,
Charles Harris, A. L. Henderson,
T. H. Burke, w. G. Elliot,
w. p. Freret, B. Geddes.
Edward Cald well, Fenwick Eustis,
p. A. Mcdonald, Alfred Bertus,
William Fernandez.
First District Court.
INFORMATIONS.
Fred. Keihler, assault with intent to rob;
Clara Rodgers, petty larceny.
PLEADED GUILTY.
James Martin, of petty larceny.
SENTENCED.
Assault, etc-Jeff Wells, one day.
Petty larceey-James Smith, one month,
Hiram Thompson, eighteen months.
JURY.
Thirty-s additional Jurors were ordered.