New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-27
COURT RECORD.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1875.
Superior District Court,
DE,rTTTnNS

The petition of the Crescent City Live
Stock Landing and Slaughterhouse Com
pany represents that Pierre Alder, Trem,
Market butcher is indebted to it in the sun
OF $500. with interest from judicial demand
that Adler, in violation Of the first section
Of the company's charter, has slaughtered
| and kept in the parish OF Orleans, elsewhere
than at the wharves, yards and houses o
petitioner, one beef, slaughtered on January
! %, at premises on Dumaine, between Broad
| and White. streets, for which violation q
penalty of $3.50 is due; that in violation OF
| the third section of the charter, has landed
yarded and kept said beef, for which
violation $3.50 is due; that in violation OF
| the fifth section OF the charter Alder has
has caused or allowed said premises to be
used for slaughter, for which a penalty OF
800 is due; that if said violations are
allowed to continue it will result in injury
to the public health and the business OF
petitioners; wherefore it is prayed that
Alder be cited and condemned to pay the
penalties mentioned; and also that he be
enjoined and restrained from landing,
slaughtering or yarding any cattle, beeves,
calves, sheep, swine or any other animal at
said building, or at any other place except
at the stables or houses of petitioner, and
that purpose, and for costs and general
relief.
The company presents similar petition
for the same purposes and amount against
p. Lewis, on premises at the corner OF Per
dido and johnson streets.
Sixth District Court.
In the suit of Thomas X. Vaughn vs.
Philip II. Sheridan ct al, claiming $780, 900
damages for unlawful election from the
State House on Monday, January 4, 1875, at
the organization of the State Legislature,
Generals Sheridan, Emory and De Trobliand
filed petitions for the transfer Of their
be held on the fourth Monday OF April, 1875;
in pursuance to the provisions Of the acts
of Congress in such case made and pro-
vlded. These petitions were presented by
United States District Attorney Beckwith,
each Of the defendants furnishing bond in
the sum of $4,000. The name of B. F. Jou-
bert appeared as bondsman. Opposition
being set up against the transfer, the mo-
ton was fixed for trial on Saturday next.
First District Court.
NEW TRIAL.
Assault by willfully shooting at-Robert
Anderson, pleaded guilty of assault and
battery; = new trial was granted, and bail
PLEADED GUILTY.
Lsrceny-Wash Spillman, remanded.
Assault-Richard Bell, remanded.
PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
Larceny and assault and battery, ETC.
William Smith, alias Harris, Robert Burton,
Henry Burch, Jordan Thompson, Henry
Lucien Bertrand, Paul Victor,
Charles Davis, remanded; John Sullivan,
Amanda Dias, Henry ID. Clark, discharged
on bond.
Assault and battery--George Norton, dis
charged until further notice.
CONTINUED.
Larceny, assault and battery, etc.-Wil-
liam Smith alias Harris. Robert Burton,
Henry Burch, John Thompson, Henry
Maxwell. Lucien Bertrand, Paul Victor,
Charles Davis, Wash Spillman, John Sulli. |
van, Amanda Dias, Henry D. Clark. Henry |
GLADDEN.. Richard Bell, Malinda Bell.
Assault and battery-Ge0rge Norton, |
sentence.
Larceny-James Ryan ct al.
vERDICTS.
acknowledgement Russell, guilty; John |
Cummings, not guilty.
Second District Cent.
The successions Of Mrs. A. A. Lambert |
nd Samuel Depass were opened.