The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-28
THE COURTS.
Supreme Court.

f, r. King vs. J. F. Deitnich.
The S ate ex rel. Citizens Bank vs. til
Funding Board. Justice Howell concurrine
Justice LudeliDg dissenting.
State VS.. e. Richardson.
James w. Terry vs. Sixth Judicial Distric
Court parish of st. Helena.
Executors of John b I'd vs.. Angelina A
LobdelL
State vs.. David Williams ct ais.
City of New Orleans VS.. r. j. Ker.
State VS. Jesse Powell and Leo Gibson.
Fergust Mahier VS.. Marie Henrietta Henrie
widow Keys.
A. Roos & Co., L. B Cain, subrogated, vs.
Merchants Mutual Insurance Company; Johl
Cockrem and w. +. HaIsey, receivers.
Edward Kennedy VS.. David Stew
State vs.. Cage Ferdinand.
Succession Of John A. Miller.
t. Reder Vs. Louis Mestier.
John Sexton vs.. john Mcmahon.
0. X. Hswley. Public Administrator, vs.
Abraham Hyman ct ais.
State VS.. Samuel Maxwell.
Citizens Bank VS.. Parish Of Concordia.
State vs.. d. r. Henderson.
State vs.. Joseph Richie.
Frank Wilson, executor, vs.. Il. X. Ander-
son.
APPEALS DISMISSED.
George Z. Brott vs.. Eager, Ellerman IL Co.
Joseph Reboul vs.. Joseph Bllgery.
REHEARINGs REFUSED.
Mrs. Ann Ford VS.. Mrs. Ann e Kittredge.
Geo. s. Lacey VS.. Rufus NAPLES and the city
of New Orleans.
CASES REMANDED.
State va. Cupid Brown.
JUDGMENTS ANNULLED AND REVERSED.
james Wood vs. city of New O.leans.
r.. Otto We. Simeon Belden
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Charles Clinton, Auditor of Pablo Accounts
State vs.. John Thompson.
JUDGMENTS ANNULLED.
Monhein Berwln vs.. Michael Legras
Mrs. Mary B. Locke wife of A. Maureau
vs.. Laftte, Duflho Co., acting for Mar
millein.
B. T. Bea1regard va. Parish Of East Baton
Rouge.
Horace B. Heilman Vs. Sam B. Rodgers.
J. H. Hopkins W.. Garthwaite, Lewis &
Miller.
MOTION TO DISMISS DENIED.
Hillery Edwards vs. VIM. Ricks ct ais.
Mrs. Marie Emilia Thezan, wife of Edward
Dumas ct ais, vs.. Joseph Thezsn, testamen.
tary executor of Sidney Thezsn ct ais.
Ashael A. Annas ct al. VS.. Kate @. Houston,
wife Of Samuel FL. Houston.
JUDGEMENTS REVERSED.
John Kerwin ct ais. We. Hibernian Insur-
ance Company and the Sheriff.
Mrs. s. A. Janney and Husband Va. Albert
G. Ober.
Haste & McCloy VS.. The Police Jury, parish
OF Madison.
Superior Criminal Court.
Peter Brown, charged With stabbing and
wounding with intent to murder. pleaded
guilty.
Gus Anderson, convicted Of rape, was on
Monday morning sentenced to imprisonment
at hard labor in the State Penitentiary for the
term Of his natural life.
SENTENCED.
Eico and Gaitane Ranilla pleaded guiltysof
carrying concealed weapons. They were fined
SOS each and costs, and in default of pay
ment, thirty days in the Hotel de Pagan.
T. Felderman, guilty of the same charge,
was fined $40 and costs, and in default there |
Of thirty days in the same place.
Gus Anderson, convicted Of rape, sentenced
toimprisonment in the State Penitentary for |
the term Of his natural life.
Peter Brown, charged with stabbing and |
swounding. Pleaded not guilty.
vERDICTs.
State vs.. Harriet Taylor and Mollie Davis, |
charged with assault and battery. Not |
guilty.
VIM. Hawkins, colored parson and q men,
Der of the metropolitan police force, was |
charged with assaulting two Of his lady church |
members. Not guilty.
r. B. Joyce and Joseph Stanley, charged |
with burglary and larceny. The jury had |
hardly lett their seats before they brought in |
Q verdict of not guilty. Stanley is q small
sized mulatto, about twenty years of age. His
argument to the jury was an ingenious and /
able effort, and gave proof that he possessed |
abilities OF no mean order.
INNOVATIONS FILED.
Hon. John McPnelin, District Attorney,
6led the following informations yesterday:
John Valcour, charged, first with robbing,
and second with grand larceny.
Philip Hammett, charged with carrying
concealed weapons.
Superior. District Court.
State ex rel. Mississippi and Mexican Gulf
Canal Company and the Mayor and Admins
traitors of the city OF New Orleans. This case
was argued on Monday morning before Judge
Lynch.
John Klein g. Co. VS.. Ernest F. Herwig
Rule for mandamus argued.
First District Court.
Richard T. Elliot, convicted of petty lar
ceny Judge Abel gave Uiek six months in
the State Penitt ntiary.
Ducan Balm, convicted of the same offsnse,
got two months in the hotel de Pagan.
VERDICT. |
State vs. Bernard Rollins, charged with
larceny. Not guilty.
Second District Court.
SUCCESSION OPENED.
Succession OF Henrietta Koschel was opened
in this court yesterday.
Mrs. Ursule Perrot prays to be emanci-
pated.
Fifth District Court.
Mrs. Delphine Dollonde, curatrix, vs.. E. P.
ct ais. Judgment in favor Of the
plaintiff.
SHOOTING AFFRAY.
About quarter to 10 O'Clock Monday morn
ing, as Mr.. William Baker, First Assistant of
Fire Company No. IL, was riding 10 the fire