The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-03
TIE X COURTS.
Third District Court.

John ID. Manning vs.. Board Of Liquidation
This is suit to compel the fundbg OF twenty
bonds OF the State issued under the acts OF 1858,
each for the sum of $1,000, fifteen 10 the New Or
leans. Jackson and Great Northern Railroad and
seven to the New Orlean ms, Opelousas and Great
Western Road. Keunsrd, Howard Il Prentiss,
attorneys.
Fifth District Court.
State ex rel. O. O. Hsrtwsll VS.. Allen JumsI.
Auditor The mandsmus prayed for In this case
was made peremptory, commando the Auditor
to warrant against the treasury in favor of rela-
tor on the contingent expfns fund OF the Gsnsr-
al Assembly for 1876 for the sum of s3045 80, the
amount Of bill for gas fixtures in the State.
House.
sixth District Court.
Board of School Directors OF Avoyslles parish
We. e. 2. Boyer and jacob Strauss.-suit for the
recovery Of s44s1 81. the amount OF school war
rant No. 6823 for s596l a. drawn July l, 1871,
and collected December 30, 1871, and warrant
NO. 1924 for 1913 81, drawn and paid ON same
date. on the order Of l.. j. Souer. O. l.. Bright
and d. N. Barrow, attorneys.
Board Of school Drec ots for Iberville parish
vs. e. P. Boyer and Jaoob Strauss.--suit for
&2675 50, collected on sohoel warrants drawn TO
order of G. B. Loud. and collected by defendants
December 30, 1871. same attorneys.
United states District Court.
Jacob X. Pitman vs.. steamboat e. o. Stan
ard--Plsintif claims that the steamboat e o.
Sanard, oh sunday, the % h Of October, rau into
and damaged the bark Lizzie Perry, a vessel of
which he IL part owner, aud which had lust
tho city. at place pointed out by the hai bor-
master. Plaintiff claims that the bark was dam
aged to the amount Of $4,000, for which amount
he asks Judgment.
The seizure made in this case was released, an
understanding having been reached, no doubt,
between the parties.
Yesterday morning Isabelle appeared before
Commissioner Ad ms with an appoa' ion for re-
lease on bonds, offering bondsman supposed TO
be good. The Commissioner, however, declined
to accept the party offered until certificate Of
property was produced. Isabelle did not return
during the day, but Commissioner Adams was
satisfied that the bond would be made.
First District Court.
ARRAIaNED AND PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
EDWARD Harris, larceny; A. r. Winter, assault
and battery; Chas. Vegas. same charge; August
Conrad, simple assault; Sam. Wilson, larceny;
Richard Stevens. assault with a dangerous
weapon; Paddy Jones, assault with intent to kill;
Harriet White, Mary Cutchmore and J. FL. Hsr-
rngton, larceny.
J.. Martinez, knowingly receiving stolen goods.
In the case OF Martinez Judge Able
ORDERED
that the property clerk deliver to the accused all
the property that he, the said clerk, might nave
in his possession belonging to Martinez, with the
exception, however, OF the article charged in the
information,
SENTENCED.
Bridget Kavanagh, convicted of petty larceny
one day in the Parish Prison.
SENTENCE CONTINUED.
P Z. Guillotte, charged with assault and bat
terry.
DISCHARGED ON HIS BOND.
Jean P. Capps, assault and battery, discharged
on his bond as long as he keeps the peace. Case
continued indefinitely
PRIrAsED.
James. alias Dug Donovan. Larceny. Re-
| leased on bond Of $3.50.
superior Criminal Court. 49,
MORTIMER CARR
was called up for trial to answer the charge OF
utterlng true forged bills OF lading for cotton;
| two cases.
Attorney General Ogden stated to the courl
that, as this had been fixed by preference, he
| was not ready to take IL up just yet, whereupot
| the court ordered the same to be continued &c
| Thursday next.
CONTINUED INDEFINITELY.
| State vs.. Roman Msrmoget.-Murder. H: IT.
Gernon.-Shoot,ng, etc. Tom Lewis.-EmDez
| zlemsnt.
PETTY JURY.
| The petty jury were discharged w.snout day.
GRAND JURY.
The Grand Jury met 81 u O'Clock yssterda,
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