New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31

ORLEANS WEDNESDAY, 81 1876
TUESDAY, MAY 80, 1876.

COURT RECORD.
TUESDAY, MAY 80, 1876.
supreme Court.
Present-Justices Taliaferro, Wyly and
Morgan.
A6ssnt1Chief Justice Ludeling and Jus.
REHEAR1NGs GRANTED.
No. 1851. Chaffraix and Agar Vs. Price,
Hine and Upper; Morton, Bliss e. Co., in
No 542s City of New Orleans vs.. George
w. Campbell.
REHEARNGs REFUSED.
No. 4462 j. p Harrison, Jr.. We. New Or.
leans, jackson and Great Northern rail-
No. 1896. New Orleans Savings Institu-
ton vs. P. w. Leslie.
No. 5693 Estate of j. w. Thompson vs.
Samuel B. Allison ct al.
No. $685. Mrs. E. j. Lsvergne vs. city Of
New Orleans.
No. GOAL. Mrs. Ada Pierce Denegre Vs.
succession of james D. Denegre.
No. 6063. F. E. Chanut vs. Levaseeur ct
No. 6243 Succession of John K Elgee.
No. 626S State vs. Felix Grow.
u
Works, city Of New Orleans, third oppo-
nent.
DEGREES
No. $685. II. Philpot vs. Charles Clinton
Appeal dismissed on agreement.
No. 1886. N. Burke vs. James WALTON
rehearing. Oral argument to be allowed.
ADMITTED TO PRACTICE.
On motion OF Simeon Belden, Esq, on
presentation of diplomas from Straight
University, John Waits Cumberland, Alfred
Elias Billings and Robert Hamlin Isabel
were admitted to practice in all the courts
Of the State.
On motion of E. K. Washington, ESQ ,
Alexander Fortune Risrd, John Eugene
Staes and Eugene Lucy, also graduates of
StAight University, were admitted.
Superior District Court.
Adjourned, on motion of J. @. A. Eel.
lows, Esq, in honor Of Memorial Day.
enDerls1 Criminal Ceur,.
w. R. Whitaker, Esq, presiding.
SENTENCES.
John Valcour. convicted April II Of rob-
bing George Eickholz, on Exchange alley,
Of gold watch and chain valued at $50,
! five years hard labor.
Ramon AMBROSE. convicted April II of
| embezzling 100 pounds of tobacco from F.
Hon. Hiram r. Steele, Judge.
MFoRMAT1oNs.
Carrying concealed weapons - Etienne
| Rousseau.
Asssulting police oficers-C. Sommers.
| Renton.
Breaking and entering, etc. - Charles
| Cross, Joe Robinson. alias Dsgo Joe, Ben
| Alexander, Briney Wool.
Shooting, etc.-Thomas chatham.
MOTIONS.
State We. Octave Larresu.-Embezzle-
ment. Motion for new trial Overruled.
State vs. Christian Hecker, alias Hage-
| dor.-Attempt to set fire, etc. Motion Ior
new trial overruled.
State vs. John Observation-Disclosures
New trial granted.
ACQUITTED.
State vs. Louis Paul Bernard ct all.
Rape. 2. Robbery, alleged to have been
! committed on May !, near Douglas square
| upon Emma Schingel. Case abandoned by
the State after hearing the State witnesses.
CONVICTED.
Grand larceny-Frank Easport, guilty of
petty larceny.
ON TRIAL.
Embezzlernent-Philip K!ees, indicted for
having embezzled money and mortgage
4 otes as tutor of the minor Frederick Theo-
dore Meyers. Jury out.
First District Court.
MFoRMAT1oNs.
Petty larceny-John Quinn, Henry White
John Henry, Ben Alexander. Charles Cross,
Joseph Lewis and Caroline Brown.
Obtaining money, etc.-John Quinn.
Falsely pretending to be an oficer-C. J..
Frank.
Assault and battery-Zsnon Victor, Ed
Crummv, Jules Gateau. Jules Otig, Nellie
Gray, Mat Gsinnie, Bridget Smith and
Mathilde Henry.
Malicious mischief-James Cullen.
Assault by willfully shooting at w. L.
Smith.
PLEADED GUILTY.
Assault-Joe Dwyer.
Assault and battery-Mat Gainn:e and
ZsnOn Victor.
Petty larceny-Thomas Benjamin.
NOLLE PROsEQU1 ENTERED.
Hermugene Dupon and George Washing
ton.
AFFIDAvITs DISMISSED.
William Murray, petty larceny; L. Gard
wah, assault and battery; josiah Fisk, OBJ
talng property, etc.
ACQUITTED.
G. and Lena Schneider of assault and
battery.
SENTENCED.
Jack Clark, for petty larceny, eigh teen
months.
ADJOURNED.
Adjourned in honor of Memorial Day.
second District Court.
SUGGESTIONS of Alex snder Gautier, Daniel
Braphy, Frederick Bauer and Henry Bon-
seigneur opened.
lngraham K. Hyams prays to be emanci-
pated.
Adjourned in honor of Memorial Day.
Third District Court.
Adjourned in honor of Memorial Day.