The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-15

a NOCnm0n Vi. W. Ao ASi0AO'
. +. H. Neal Vs. V. Fag9int
A. Lewis VI. j. E. Calhoun.
J. .. Ware vs.. w. G. Vincent
II. Flowers vs. F. E. Layssard
w. f. Halsey VS.. L. LANCE.
Citv of New Orleans vs. J. A. Ferguson.
EMILY Thomas VS.. Angelina Walker.
Us. Compton vs.. w. L. Sanford.
John Hoy VS.. J. j. Peterman.
BAyly & Pond vs. John We'll.
J. S. Richardson vs.. E. NJ. Cramer
p. A. Davidson Va. Mrs NJ. A. Davidson.
SeliRhman Kohn vs.. Ed. j. Gay
James J. Rodgers ct ais. vs. Elias 5. Dennis
The State Of Louisiana VS.. Chas. Hill, alias
Vincent.
Robert Murdoch, administrator, vs.. Martha
Harper.
Bernard We'll vs.. John We'll
Mas, Weis & Co. vs.. A. johnson.
ID. B. Penn vs.. w. A. Farronburg.
w. j. s. johnson vs.. John G. Dunbar, ex-
ecutor Of Crouchs succession.
8. Leissy Vs. B. Tanner.
John Rudman vs.. B. Booklet.
Henry Newell vs.. ID. Shafitt
Succession of Anderson.
g. w. Sentell & Co. vs. James Boron.
Ordered that the Judgment of the District
Court as regards to the bills be amended in
90 far as rejects the amount claimed by plain
iii for the price of the mules sold and grant,
ing the plaintiff privilege thereon; $l83 Is,
amount allowed to Sproule & McCown; to D.
Il Ryan $500, to st. Louis Hotel $12l IS, and
20 Hudson 4 Fearn $50.
G. M. Marshall vs.. A. Iznaga del Vale.
Mary E. Pradat. widow Of A. w. Norcross,
": Margaret O. Legare and John 9. Legare
Nontc'm Berwin vs.. B. Weiss ct al.
Robert Murdoch, administrator, vs.. Martha
Hooper.
APPEALS DISMISSED.
g. p. Harris vs.. Police Jury Of East Fell
widow M. O. Rathbone vs.. Parish of st.
James.
A W. Hyatt vs.. Police Jury Of East Fell
diana.
John Osborne vs.. Malvin Goss ct ais.
JUDGMENTS ANNULLED.
Narzelle E. Marsh and her husband vs.
Julius Levin, ct als.-In favor of defendant,
~ in case Of non suit
T.. @. Brierley vs.. q. 8. Johns and Sidney
Tanner, administrators.
N. v. Hickman ct ais. Va. Amos B. Thomp-
J. w. Davis Va. Mrs. N. P. Williams. In
ahvor Of plaintiff for $827 so, with interest
JuD0MENTs REVERSED AND CASE REMANDED
N. Laieher w. New Orleans, Jackson and
Great Northern Railroad Company.
Samuel F. Ticknor VS.. Mrs. NJ. NJ. A. Gal.
houn.
N. M. Ada Calhoun vs.. Mechanics and
Traders Bank.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. A. Calhoun VS.. Mechanics and
finders Bank.
SUIT DISMISSED.
State of Louisiana vs.. John Mckinney.
JUDGMENT SET ASIDE AND ANNULLED.
Mira Eliza Labauve vs.. the estate Of Austin
voolfolk. Ordered that the judgment of the
District Court be avoided and reversed, and
that the property in litigation be declared
subject to the mortgage therein recited, and
that the same be seized and sold, and that
the amount Of the judgments as recited in the
petition against Voolfolk be paid out Of the
proceeds thereof.
JUDGMENT ANNULLED AND CASE REMANDED.
State OK rel. A. St. Martin Va. Police Jury Of
g. Charles.
3. f. Ohoppin VS.. o. J. Forstall.
Chas. De Greek va Murphy. Gairnes K 90.
VIM. E. Snoddy vs.. 7. L. Van Fossen.
/. B. Olarkson vs.. Narcisso p. Williams.
Oitizsns' Bank Of Louisiana vs.. G. N. Bay
Icy ct 81.
]. A. Morris, of New York. has filed bill
In chancery against the city of New Orleans,
based ON . judgment which he obtained q
short time since, on city bonds, amounting to
$53, 900. The Louisiana National Bank, the
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w. 8. Peterkin, Judgment creditors Of the
city, were made parties defendant.
Superior District Court.
State OK rel James Longstreet vs.. G. B.
johnson, Auditor, and 4. Dubuclet, Treas
urer. Relator says he is chairman OF the
Commission of Levee Engineers and is emit
tied to salary of $4,000 per annum. Also,
that there is due said Commission of Levee
Engineers" as contingent fund, $780,
Relator says that the Auditor and Treasurer
refuse to issue and pay the warrants for above
named sumo He therefore asks for writ Of
mandamus on the above named defendants.
Saturday, March Is.
Superior Criminal Court.
GRAND JURY.
On Tuesday morning the Grand jury
brought in true bill against Thomas j. and
Adolph Newhouse, charging them both with
the murder of Costley.
INFoRMATIONs.
District Attorney John McPhelin filed the
following informations Tuesday morning.
A. C. Christoffer, alias Santana, robbery.
Josephine Andrews, stabbing and wound.
ing.
Tom Lewis, grand larceny.
VIM. McNorton, Jack Ovens, Jos. Rissute
and Frank Lee. carrying concealed weapons.
VIM. III Harkins, Moilie Davidson, Harriet
Taylor and Pat Dsvine, charged with assault
and battery.
ARRAIGNED.
Harry Hill, charged with arson, pleaded
not guilty.
CONTINUED AGAIN.
The celebrated case of Lou Dudley Whey
land, charged with the crime of arson, was
called up yesterday, and on account of alb
sent witnesses the case was continued indef.
nitely.
First District Court.
SENTENCED.
John Wilkins alias johnson, guilty Of petty
lAeeeaY, got "a With ten days Il ~ Pagan
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