The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-20
THE COURTS.


Present, Hon. W. B. Woods. Judge.
Norman Whitney VS.. Phoenix lnsur-
ance Company,-A new trial was re-
fused
Morgan & Raynor VS.. Pontchartrain
Railroad Company.-A bill in chancery.
The demand was overruled.
Robert Higgins VS.. Crescent City Gas
light Company.-Thed demurrer was sus-
talheq II loI K Ma1 81 vs. p.oE New Orleans Gas
Light Company.-The demurrer was
The Judge charged the jury in the
case OF Thos. J. Owens u Go. VS.. Mon
teio Bros, ct al, and they retired to
consider. =,
y. Dudenhefer was arraigned on the
charge OF making false entries. IN the
books OF the Germania National Bank.
Plead not guilty. Same bonds as before.
Sam Lawson VS.. z. Bruen ct al.-This
case was called up on the demurrers,
and after hearing the pleadings and
evidence, it was ordered by the Court
that said demurrers be sustained, with
leave to complainant to amend his bill,
the Court considering the demurrers
we'll taken.
Myers q Levy vs.. J. o. De Castro
| The plea of res judicata in this cause
was called for trial, and after hearing
argument the Court took time to advise.
Jno. N. Howard vs.. Texas and Pacific
Railroad Company,-The rule to remand
this cause was called for trial. Taken
Ell" Ellerv. Wandt Il Hoffboner vs.. A.
Brown & Co.-Taken under advise
ment. with leave to counsel to file
briefs.
Thos. J. Owens & Co. VS.. Montejo
| Rros. The verdict Of the jury was for
the defendants, on their unconventional
| demand, for the sum OF $16,113 Is, with
seven per cent. interest from June ;,
| 1871, till paid.
l.. s. Burch, Esq, was admitted to
practice in this Court.
Superior Criminal Court.
Present. H IN. II. T. Steele, Judge.
| Liza johnson. on the charge Of grand
| larceny. and H. Flederman and John }
Bowling, on the charge OF carrying con,
cealed weapons, were arralgned ano
plead not guilty.
second District Court.
Present, Hon. A. L. Tissot, Judge.
Eloise +. and Anna NJ Barnett and
Henry Volrath were emancipated.
Succession Of Catherine Klein.-On
motion OF Hornor & Benedict. Esqrs.
attorneys for Frederick Theodore
| MAYER. 0elE Ol ucCettSeu, duu VII oLOW
ing to the court that his tutor, PHILIP
Kiees. has rendered an account OF his
tutorship, showing balance due this
mover Of $5216 80 IT was ordered thai
the said mover have judgment in his
favor and against the said Philip Klees
for the said sum with interest from the
LIST OF February, 1876, with the minor
lien and privilege allowed by law with
out prejudice to the rights OF said Mayer
on his pending opposition to the &C
count Of said Klees.
Third District Court.
Present, Hon. E. Meunier, Judge.
Ferdinand Hornor VS.. j. M. Hoyle
and John McCormack.-It was ordered
that the Injunction herein issued bt
made perpetual and the property de
scribed in the petition be restored t.
the plaintiff, and the same Is hereby de
creed to be his property:
| Mrs Elizabeth Hoffman vs. Johr
HOFFMAN, her husband. There was
Judgment OF divorce from her said hus
band.
Present. Hon. B. L. Lynch, Judge
Thos. Boyle vs.. S. s. Clark ana I'M
Civil Sheriff. This is q. suit LOT Slo
damages alleged to have been sustalne'
by the plaintiff on account OF an lllega
seizure and sale Of certain persona
property OF his, which was, at the tim
I seizure, temporarily in the house &C