The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-26
THE COURTS.
Superior District Court.

The Union Insurance Company has flee
some twenty suits against the city of New Or
leans, claiming $1,000 and interest in each,
due the company as the owners of twenty
railroad bonds past due.
The Workingmen's Bank entered suit
against Jean Rotge, j. M. Berrichon, Francois
Bordes, Mrs. Mary A. Cocten and husband,
Pierre Lacaze, j. p. Logers. Louis Cormier,
Blaze Lannes aud Geo. Frank, on their mort
gage notes given the bank Executory pow
erS were prayed tor.
Mrs. Louisa Merrero vs.. Jose Martinez.
Exception maintained and suit dismissed.
State of Louisiana vs.. +. E. Dumas Order
to Sheriff to turn over 10 the Auditor the as
sessment rolls sequestered herein.
Third District Court.
u. Monlezun w. Z. Thuin ct al Ipiuno-
ton perpetuated as to the horse and harness,
and dissolved as to the two buggies and ice
cream cart.
State ex rel. A. E. Billings vs.. Third Justice
of the Peace Prohibition refused. Rule dis
missed.
Price VS.. Sexton. Judgment of lower court
affirmed with costs.
G. W. Kendall VS.. G. Boye. Judgment re-
versed and suit dismissed, as in case of nom
suit.
A. N. Laine vs.. A. BRENNAN & Co. judy
ment reversed and plaintiffs suit dismissed.
Miller Peter vs.. His Wife. Judgment of
divorce in favor of plaintiff.
w. M. Cunningham vs.. barge Alice. Judg-
ment reversed.
WIN. Fanfurdt VS.. Mrs. Bandalouise.
Judgment affirmed.
Drouainlvs. Ferluiforie. Judgment re-
versed
Fourth District Court.
Leeds & 90. VS.. w. III. Pembertop. Judp.
ment for plaintiffs for 1927 IS with interest
and privilege.
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company vs.
Thos Hunton. Appeal granted to plaintiff
H. B. Clafin Il Co. VS.. Feiber & Gonsen-
helm. Default against defendants.
Josephine Shaffer vs.. Pierre Dejan. Dis
continued.
J. Fisk Vs. Seip ct al, Jas. Todd, interven-
or, Under advisement.
E. Delisle 4 Co. VS.. Louis Hebert. judy
ment for plaintiffs for 1886 66 with interest
at five cent from May 10. 1875.
Fifth District Court.
Mrs. Aida V. Bell vs. John Brown. judy
meut for plaintiff for $3.50 and for further sum
of $40 per m onth for rent, for the time de-
PENDANT occupied the premises after October
/, 1875.
Charles Kuebel VS.. Charles Stolz ct ais.
Judgment against julius Schmidt for Sl34 81.
Harbor Towboat Company vs. L. Brooks.
Judgment for plaintiff for $3.50.
Superior Criminal Court.
State VS.. Jos. Gruso, convicted of sodomy
ma sentenced to the Penitentiary for the
Natural term of his life. Counsel for accused
yesterday fled a motion for an appeal to the
Supreme Court. After argument Judge Steele
Ersnted it.
STATE vs. Mrs. E. M. Adams, charged with
administering poison to MIR. and Mrs Vidon
and family. The offense was committed on
July IA, 1874; Indictment filed January 20,
1876.
Yesterday morning Messrs. Dalton and
Walker, Esqs., of counsel for the accused,
fled a special plea on the ground that the
offense is prescribed
First District Court.
Judge Abel expressed his anxiety to pro-
nounce sentence on few unfortunates.
VIM. Orange having been found guilty of
assault and battery, one day in the Parish
Prison.
William Kaul, found guilty of the same Of
tense, got off in the same way.
Louis Phillips, same offense, did not get
of as easy, for he got one month.
Moses Justice got justice when jury found
him guilty OF having committed an assault
and battery. Justice gave him one day in the
Parish Prison
d Joshua Clark, same offense, got away with
one day also.
INFoRMATIoNs FILED.
John Clark, Michael Terrebonne, Harriet
Mckinney, Emma Hunter, James Inns, Wal
ter Regain, Poney Robertson, charged with
assault and battery.
Alex. Mitchell, charged with petty larceny.
Rlackman's Commercial College, 1871 Caronde-
let Terms reduced. See advertisement.
st. Bernard coal delivered at fifty cents per
barrel, within city limits.
Wants anu 10 Rent inserted in the BULLETIN for