New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-05

the time extended three times. The bank
failed to take measures to collect when il
was deposited with it. The bank may be
responsible for damages but not in the
present action. Judgment reversed.
No. 1896 Mre. Ada Pierce Denegre Va.
Mrs. Sylvanie Deuegre ct al, sppellants.-
From Second District Court. The prop
erty which John Denegre possessed at the
date OF his marriage, consisting of his in
terest in the firm of Simms, Levy g. De-
negre, became afterwards Incorporated in
the community. The matrimonial partner
ship is, therefore, responsible for this to
the husbands separate estate. We are also
satisfied that the amount of this clam
on the part of the husbands estate exceeds
| the total value of the community after the
payment of it's debte; that the community
is, therefore, insolvent, and that nothing is
due to the plaintiff az survivor of the set
Element. She lie, however, entitled to the
usufruct Of the whole of her husbands
estate. subject to the payment of the debts
and 81 aims of mother and forced heirs.
Case remanded. Mr.. Justice Morgan re.
cused.
No. $780, Nicholas Theodore va. Nav
Orleans Mutual Insurance Association, ap-
pellant.-From Fifth District Court The
policy issued April 6, 1872. The property
was burned December 80, 1872. The dam
age claimed was $500. Toe defense alleged
that the defendant concealed that there
was lime on the premises. The defenses
A. 2l1; II A lS5. Judgment affirmed. MIR.
Justice Howell Reused.
No. $3.50. State vs.. John Sullivan, Frank
Sam alias Yaeger ana e. Z. Wheely. From
First District Court. Information for petty
larceny. Defendants appear to have 40
pealed under ,he impression this court could
re-examine the testimony. No exceptions,
etc are filed. Judgment affirmed.
Superior District Court.
Horace Kellogg vs. commissioners of Nc
DOnOgh School fund ct al.-Demand of
plaintiff rejscted, and defendants allowed
the following amounts: Sullivan g. Bnlger,
Sls IS; j. G. Lee. $32 IL; Kursheedt 6,
Bienvenu, $40 sc; James McKeon, $50 50;
Peter Faller, $37 so.
L. Fishel vs.. city of New Orleans. Rule
to erase mortgages on property purchased
April 6, 1875. at = tax sale in the Fourth
DISTRICT. Cause to he show n December 7.
E. C. II ancock vs.. Mrs. E z. Holbrook ct
al-Tes,imony taken and continued to De-
cember 6.
Bartholomy Beenbax VS.. City of New
Orleans.-Cause to ba shown December
why the mortgages on property purchased
January 90, 1876, should not be Cancelled.
superior Criminal Court.
ACQUITTED.
State vs. C. N. Wilson, perjury.-1ndicted
February IL, 1875, for alleged perjury in
August and December. 1875, and January,
1876, in the succession of Patrick Halpln, in
the Second District Court.
First District Court.
State W. Eugene Seube.-Inf rmation for
keeping a disorderly house on Chsrtres
street. Quashed.
Two hundred additional Jurors are Or
deFed.
second District Court.
SUGGESTIONS of Charlotte Pauline Emdie
Roma ine de Ia Ferriere and Rosirie Des-
postes. widow OF Avireuc Candide, opened.
Magdalena Schoff, Walter Minnie and
James Price pray to be emancipated.
Fourth District Court.
David McEames vs. Mrs. Justine Perro-
dat-Petitioner alleges he had a saw mill
at Lee station, with privilege of cutting
wood on the Puttet Plantations; that he laid
q railroad track with privilege Of taking it
up; that this Is now refused, and CLAIMS
$500