New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-19
UuUKT RECORD.
SATURDAY, MARCH Is, 1876.
United States Ctrcuit Court.

United States Circuit Court.
Presentation. w. B. Woods. circuit
Judge, and Hon. E. C. Billings, district
Judge.
United States vs. s. W. Hammond ct
als.-Conspiracy to defraud the United
States; John McWhirter, with James Cook
as surety; Truman w. Eaton, with D. D.
Smith as eurety, gave bonds of $4,000 each
with the reservation of privilege to demur
with the other defendants.
Myra c. Gaines vs. city of New Orleans
On the petition of Rhoda K. Marsh, fled
March l, 1876, ordered that s. NJ. Todd and
Adolphe Schreiber. trustees, shall not pay
over the residnum of the fund till the title
is determined in the Fifth District Court.
John NJ. Lee, Jr., was appointed United
State commissioner.
N. w. Casey, receiver, vs.. EiMOndsOn ct
al.-Ordered, that the receiver have au-
thorlty to sell the sugar plantation involved
in the suit.
L: NJ. Flournoy vs. A. Lastrapes.
trial refused.
dered, that the plaintiff select the cause Of
action that they intend to prosecute.
Supreme Court.
PreseRt-All the judges.
REHEARINGs GRANTED.
No. 57Sl. Irwin VS.. city OF New Orleans
and the sheriff.
No. 4425. Alexander vs.. city Of New Or
leans.-FO correct decree.
No. 6l52. Sentell s. Co. vs. BOrr0D, S0lli-
belias siptervenor.-Io correct decree.
No. 1925. Clay vs.. Peyroux.-To correct
decree.
REHEARINGs REFUSED.
No. 1917. Berthin ct al. va. Crescent City
Live Stock Landing and Slaughterhouse
No. 1880 Dyer vs. Riley, feathers ct al.
No. 446l. BOycs vs.. Ware IL Son.
No. 4496 Castell vs Casteii.
No. 46,0. Payne, Huntington \ Co. We.
George w. Turner.
No. 46S9 Higgins vs.. New Orleans, Mo-
bile sDd Chattanooga Railroad Company.
No. 4699. Neeley ct al. vs. I. L, Airey d
Co.
No. 47Ol. Broadwell vs.. Smith ct al, Og
den intervenor.
No. 52sl. City Of New Orleans vs. heirs
of De s.. Romes.
No. 1894 Athens Manufacturing Com
pany of Georgia va. L. H. Hunt.
No. 5793. E. j. Gay & Co. vs. Eaton 4
Barstow ct al.
No $780, Coons vs. Cannon ct al.
No. 1926. Sam Smith & Co. VS.. Hoey,
liQuidatOr. ct al.
No. 5836. Home Mutual Insurance Com
pany We. B. NJ. Horrel ct al.
No. 5Si2. Louisiana National Bank vs.
Citizens Bank.
No. 5s5l. Mathe VS.. parish of Plaque
mines.
No 6s6l. Cullman va. city of New Or
leads.
No. 5s76. Bird & Bird, executors, vs..
John C"ckrem. receiver.
No. 1891. Bradish johnson vs. Pcpovich
| ct al
No. 1898. Succession of Burenhsrd ct al.
| No 59OS. State vs.. Clinton and Dubuclet.
Murey intervepor.
No 1920. Del Bondio vs. New Orleans
Mutual Insurance Association.
No 5925 Citizens Bank vs.. De st. Romes
No. $3.50. Talbot vs. Hunt. executor.
No 1886. Benner Vs. Van N6rden.
No 6OO7. D'Acguip vs. Lacr0ix.
No 6UlO DE st. Romes vs. Carondelet
Canal and Navigation Company.
No 6O25. State Va. William l.. Thompson
M. 6045. Case receiver, vs. L d. Sarpy
No. 6O49. Forstau vs. Durell and Forstal]
Va. Durel
NJ. 5000. Ribet vs. Contreras ct al.
No. $3.50. State ex rel. Morgan's Sons vs.
Board of Liquidators.
| No. 6OS3. E. J. Gay & Co. Va. Nlcol, sheriff
| ct al.
No. 6Oo3. Consolidated Association Of the
| Planters of Louisiana We. Emmanuel ChOl
| Adjourned 10 Monday, the twenty-seventf
| instant.
| Superior District Court.
Hon. B. L.. Lynch presiding in the ab
| seDce Of Judge Hawkins.
State ex rel. Warner Van Norden vs.. tht
| Mayor and Administrators Of New Orleans
| 1t is hereby ordered, adjudged and dc
creed that the alternative writ here!r
issued be and the same is hereby made ab
| solute and final. and q peremptOry writ o.
mandamus is directed to issue orderlDs
and requiring the Mayor and each ant
every one of the Administrators OF thu
CITY Of New Orleans 10 enforce the prompt
collection of the drainage tax and drainage
tax Judgments.
Canal and Drainage Company vs.. the same
Continued to March l6.
State ex rel. w. A. Strong vs. George B
johnson, State Auditor-Ihe relator al
| leees he was member of the Legislature
during The eessions Of 1872, the extra ses
sion of 1872, the regular sessions OF 1873 AM
1874. elected from the parish OF Winn; tina
he has not been paid His mileage and pc
diem, and claims the separate amounts o
500, $952 and 1852, making $2l4.
First District Court.
State vs. William johnson. n.-Entering
etc. Plea of guilty of petty larceny. Ser
t.pce OF two Wonrhs.
State vs.. Mary Fallon.-Petty larceny
Sentence Of one day.
second District Court.
Successions of Peter Michel BirkenstocA
Jean Preret, alias PradaI, and Andrew Maj
sion opened.
Michael Dermody prays to be emanc
pated.