New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-25
COURT IsECOKBs.
MONDAY, MAY "a. 1875.
United States Circuit Conrr.

United States Circuit Court.
Present - Hon. w. 3. Woods, Circuit
| Judge.
S. l. Conrad vs. Rufus Waples-On trial
| Steward e. Kip vs.. Steamship Teutonia.-
Judgment for plaintiff for $4500 against the
| steamship, tackle, etc.
United States vs.. Gustave Arnheim-
Forgery. Plea of not guilty. Released on
| bona of $1,000.
Myra c. Gaines VS.. City of New Orleans.
Ordered that the judgment collected be
distributed. after satisfying costs and claims
of S. NJ. Tcdd and AdOiph Schreiber, in the
following order: /. Claim of Caleb Gushing;
9. Judge James Everett. $4,000; 3. Race,
Foster & Merrick, five per cent, and Eel
lows & Mills, eight and half pei. cent on
amount collected; 4. Fellows & Mills,
$2i 1926; s. Race, Foster & Merrick, $lO,OOO
6. Mag gruder & Chiffon, $5O3; z. D. W.
Middleton, clerk of Supreme Court,
$I965 36; s. James FaulhOuse, $4,000; g. J.
II. kennard, $558 05; 10. w. II. Norwood,
$1,000; Mrs. r. Hall, 1852; George w. BEN
son, $l75; and be referred to j. w. Gurley,
master, to examine and report on a tableau
of distribution.
supreme Court.
Present-All the judges.
The following decisions were given;
REHEARING GRANTED.
No. 4O7S. Charles N. Prudhomme vs. Sal
amander Insurance Company.
No. 5673. Mrs. Elise Labauve vs.. Henry
r. Black.
No. 4O35. Bogart Shall VS.. P.H. Foley
ct al.
REHEARINGs REFUSED.
No. $3.50. D. Z. Carroll g. Co. vs. H. I.
Bridewell ct al.
No. $685.. Joseph Moore VS.. Mrs. SaIlie
PODe and husband
No. 5704. Succession of j. X. Elgee
No. 5667. Jules Comeaux vs.. Isaac d.
Brown.
No. 5543. Lepene g. Ferre VS.. A. j. Della
porte.
No. 53ss. j. Davidson Hill vs. Thomas
B. Bodley.
No. 1867. Jacob F. Wild VS.. Albert Erath.
No. 5567. Bank of America vs.. Septime
Fortier; third opposition of Z. J. GAY & Co.
No. 5639. Mrs. c. j. Hunter VS.. William
Won Phul and wife.
No. 5645. John McVea vs. William Won
Phul and wife.
No. 563s. R. N. Lewis We. William Won
Phnl and wife.
No. 5622. Currie, King g. Co. vs. j. o.
Pierce ct al. Scott Il Brother vs.. same.
No. 1852. Mrs. Corlnne Tess0n and hue
band vs. A. L. Gusman ct al.
BY JUSTICE HOWELL.
No. 1854. j. A. Fernandez, executor of H.
c. Story, appellant, VS.. Leopold Guichard,
tax collector.-See Gally vs. Guichard, de-
cided May 81. Judgment affirmed.
Superior District Court.
Alex Walker vs. Crescent City Gas Com
pany.-Discontinued at plaintiffs cost.
State of Louisiana ex rel. L. D. Allen ct
al. vs.. Board of Metropolitan Police.-Man-
damus TO restore names of relators employed
in courts or sanitary duty to rolls and pay
salaries refused.
Citizens Bank VS.. William R. Crane
Continued to jane l.
State of Louisiana ex-rel. Hiram f.
Steele vs.. New Orleans, st. Louis and Chi
cago Railroad Company.-Petition on as
sessment for tax of 1873. OF S4,000,0O0 in
square No. 16i, for $5S,0O0
State Of Louisiana ex-re!. Hiram r.
Steele vs. New Orleans, st. Louis and Chi
cago Railroad Company.-Petition on as
sessment for 1874, s4,O0O,OOO, in square mum
ber ISL, for $5S00O.
Superior Criminal Court.
MOTIONS.
State VS.. Garvey and Earle-Murder To
fix for trial or release on own recognizance.
Fixed for October term.
State va. Ferdinand Dudenheffer.-On
motion case remauded to Second Municipal
Court.
VERDICT.
State Va. Achille Garder-Murder; killing
January "a, 1874, David Murray on Levee
street. Not guilty.
First District Court.
INFORMATIONs.
Assault, etc.--Frank TOrtorichie, John
Thomas johnson, H. N. Frisbie.
Receiving stolen goods-Lucy Rosen
gang, Philip Paquet, H. HOusah.
Petty larceny-Mrs. Turner. Allen Smith,
Isaac Monroe, David Lynch, Pedro Patter
son, Lou Dixon, Joseph Waller.
PLEADED GUILTY.
Thomas Boylan, of assault.
NOLLE PRosEoCI ENTERED.
Assault and battery-Henry Miehl and
Aaron Block.
Louisa johnson, not guilty of assault and
battery; William Smith, guilty of petty lar
ceny; Robert Lewis, guilty of horse steal
ing.
Petty larceny-Fred Hawkins, one month;
Joshua johnson, one day.
Second District Court.
Successions of Anton April and Allen
Murphy opened.
TutOrship of the minors Gras opened.
Edward N. Waterman prays to be eman.
cipated.
There Is only one Mrs. farley, and his
mama iu-wo11 m oul .aA o~l Co1 o,t