The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-11
THE COURTS.

DISCHARGED

Superior Criminal Court.
DISCHARGED.
On motion of J. e. Wallace, Esq, Alfret
Shelby, Of Grant parish, who was, by ORDER
Of Geo. H. Braughn, Esq Acting Judge Q
the Superior Criminal Court, confined in TIL
Parish Prison, charged with having commit
ted the crime of murder in the parish o
Grant, was, on Thursday morning, dis
charged.
The Judge Of the Nineteenth Judicial
Court having failed to comply with instruc
tions from the Honorable Superior Criminal
Court in sending the proper person with lega
documents after the prisoner Shelby, was the
reason Of his discharge.
INFoRMATIoNs
The District Attorney yesterday filed the
following informations:
State Va. Dan Mullen, charged with assault
and battery on member of the Metropolitan
police.
State vs.. w. T. Ingram, charged with en-
bezzling from Gauthreaux q Wright pair of
scales of the value of $55 rs.
State vs. Mike McNamara, charged with
assault and battery on Q member of the
metropo an poll e force.
State vs.. Fred. Hawkins, charged with car
rying concealed weapons.
State VS.. Louis Sylvester, charged with car
Tying concealed weapons.
FHst Dlstr1ct COuftsI
SENTENCED.
Emily Joe having been found guilty of the
charge Of assault and battery, was fined $25
or go down and see Capt. Pegram, at the
Hotel de Pagan for the term Of ten days, free
of charge.
Josephine Melvin and Joseph Pearson,
charged with assault and battery, pleaded
guilty to simple assault
NoLLE PROS.
State vs.. Barnett & Cammack, charged
with receiving stolen property.
APPROXIMATIONS FILED.
Charles Edenhardt, Mike Wells, Harry Will
liams, George Nally, John Adams, Taylor
Ferguson and Charles Dnbon, charged with
petty larceny.
Edward Frank, Robert Brace and John
Duffy, charged with assault and battery.
William johnson, charged first with enter
ing store in the day time. with intent to
steal, second, with petty larceny.
Superior District Cours.
Mrs. Kalvalge and J. B. Camors vs. Mer- |
chants Mutual Insurance Company. Motion |
and bond for suspensive appeal'filed through |
@. II. Baughn, Esq, attorney for the insur-
ence company. Transcript made returnable |
Arst Monday in March.
In the case Of the Germania National Bank |
/
gsrnishmeIt process was issued against the |
Firemen's Charitable Association.
In the case Of Mrs. Louisa Maenhout vs..
the Church Wardens of the Church St. Louis,
Judgment was rendered against defendants,
and one against the society of the Roman
Catholic Church of New Orleans, called in
warranty, for the sum Of s13 900. with eight
per cent interest from the LIST of February,
1874. and five per cent thereon for attorneys
10 %.
A. Rochereau & 60. vs.. BENJAMIN F,
Liquidator of the New Ofleans
Mechanics Society. Plaintiffs filed, on the
10th Of February, 1876, this suit, as creditor
Of said society, on two promissory notes of
5000 each, with interest thereon at per
rent from 18th June. 1875; per cent on the
aggregate amount Of said principal, sum and
interest, for attorneys fees.
Petitioner asks that his special mortgage on
The property described be recognized and en-
loroed, and that said mortgaged property be
'old to pay this demand, etc.
Second District Court.
The time Of the court was consumed in
aking testimony in the Halpin case.
Fourth District Cours.
Present-Hon. B. L. Lynch, Judge. Mrs.
Her Husband. 1t was ordered that the Gus.
ody and care Of the children, issue of the
marriage of plaintiff and defendant, should
% given to the plaintiff, with permission to
be father to see them when be pleased, and .
'rovided that they shall not be taken out If
be city.
Mrs. M. r Barremore vs. John M. Feely, on 4
rial
Fifth District Court.
W. b Hogan vs.. Mississippi Valley Blnk =
Judge Cullom yesterday rendered Judgment
, favor of the plaintiff for 1926 80. p
Augustus Richard vs.. F. Machinard. judy r,
lent in favor Of the plaintiff for $1l22 O5.
lent in favor Of the plaintiffs in the sum Of
1911. a