The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-10
THE COURTS.



Superior Dlstrict Court.
Maris Msishar, wife, ETC.. Va. Lehorn, ne
husband. Suit to dissolve community
State ex rel James Koppeln W. l. Thomp
son. "The rule taken in this case agains
the defendant, W. L. Thompson, is made Oh
solute, and it is adjudged and decreed tha
the said w. L. Thompson is unlawfully hold
ing and exercising the duties of the Office o
Fifth Justice of the Peace for the parish Q
Orleans. 1t is further decreed that the re
lator James Koppel, is entitled and empow
cred to execute and fulfill the duties Of tn
said Office of Fifth Justice of the Peace for tn
parish of Orleans and to be put in possession
Of said Office"
F. Lsvasseur Vi. B. F. Joubert, State Tax
Collector, Second District Judgment fol
plaintiff dissolving injunction herein and dis
missing plaintiffs petition with costs ane
with one hundred percentum damages upor
the sum of 1924, amount Of taxes and penal
ties stayed by said injunction.
Superior Criminal Court.
NoLLE PROS.
State Vs. Joseph Grass, charged with shoot
ing with dangerous weapon with inteA to
commit murder.
State VS.. Martha Washington, charged with
burglary and with grand larceny.
First District Court.
SENTENCED.
Edward Frank, guilty Of assault and bat
terry. One day in the Parish Prison.
INFORMATION FILED.
Raymond Tells, charged with assault and
battery.
PETITION FILED.
In the matter Of the emancipation OF Emile
Edmond Lazare.
SUCCESSION OPENED.
Succession Of Cecilia Doyle, deceased wife
Of James A. Moran.
Succession Of Philip Peter Berger.
Succession of Pierre Laurent jr.
Succession OF Daniel Kuntz.
Fourth District Court.
AuQuste Larrieu VS.. Francis l.. Fernandez
and E. Wsggaman, Civil Sheriff. Injunction
to prevent the sale Of certain property.
Judge Lynch issued the following order on
Thursday morning, which was ordered spread
on the minutes:
FOURTH DISTRICT Court,
In and for the Parish of Orleans.
In order to perfect the system of the Ame-
rioan District Telegraph Company, adopted
for court service in the several District Courts
for the parish of Orleans
II is ordered by this Honorable Court that
giving the title of the case and the names of
the attorneys representing both parties to
said suit, and issLe the same at q practicable
time, say about ten minutes before the actual
trial of each and every case
Mrs. Fanny Vollner VS.. Abram Gown, her
husband. Suit for o divorce. CON-
frmed.
VIM. Golding vs.. JAS Woods and Vincent
Woods. On motion Of Hornor Benedict, of
counsel for plaintiff, and in showing to the
court that defendants were duly cited have
failed to ai5Ver, Judge Lynch ordered that
judgments by default be entered against them
in solido.
Louis George vs.. Geo. H. Scriber, John
Rodemaker and Widow WIN. Schrieber.
Judgment in favor of the plaintiff in the sum
Of $l73 rs with legal interest," and that the
demand against the Widow Schrieber be dis
missed.
Fifth District Court.
The Firemens Insurance Company of Gin
cinnati. State of Ohio, yesterday entered a
suit In this court against the steamboat Frank
Pargoud and it's owner, John w. Tobin, on
two promissory notes for $3.50 SO.
The Commercial Insurance Company en-.
tered suit against the steamboat Frank Par
goud and owner, for 1886 go on two promis- |
sorry notes.
VIM. g. Hardwig vs.. M. L. Shelby. It is |
ordered that the exception be maintained.
and that plaintiffs suit be dismissed with |
costs.
Martin 81. Myer Vs. Geo. Schwartz. On
motion of Chas. Loque, attorney for
Geo. Schwartz and on suggesting to
this honorable Court that the judgment herein
rendered for the sum of one thousand dollars
on the 2lst Of April, 1874, has been satisfied;
it Il therefore ordered by the Court that the
Recorder Of Mortgages do erase the same
from B. loo. 70. 723, as recorded on the 27th
Of April, 1874.
Mrs. Enios Sale vs. Phoenix Mutual Life
On motionof r. n. Ogden, Esq, Of coun-
sci for the fhintid, and upon representing to
the court tkat The policy effected on the life
Of Richard d. 9ales No. 2O,930, and which is
the basis Of the present action, is in the pos
session Of the defendant; and upon suggest
ing further that the plaintiff win require It on
the trial. assevideuce of this cause, the court
ordered that George S. Darling, general man.
ager and agent Of the defendant, be COM
PEELED to produce the said policy in open
court on Wednesday, the 18th Of March, 1876,
1t IL o'clock.