The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-27
TINE COUNTS.
superior Criminal Court,

superior Criminal Court
SENTENCES.
Grand larceny-Luoy Daniels TO- alias Incy
Richard, convicted OF petty larceny and recon-
mended to the mercy Of the court sentenced 10
six months In the Parish Prison.
NoLLE pRosEaUr.
Robbery Maria Higgins TO-,
Carrying concealed wespons-Louis Tonglet,
Edward Cooney.
CONTINUED INDEFINITELY.
Shooting with intent to commit murder-Cop.
ME Robinson (c.). Ellen Washington (c.l
Carrying concealed wsapOns--John MackeI
CONTINUED.
Shooting with intent to commit murder mr.
Mclaughlin continued until Wednesday, Octo-
Der 81. NN'
MOTION.
On motion Of Charles II. Luzenbsrv Fac
counsel for Mortimer Carr, charged with utterinr
as true 2 forged receipt for goods-two indict-
ments-the bal was fixed al $500 In each case.
Grand Jury.
TRUE BILL.
Msnslsughter-Be Sheridan, charged with
killing Mary Ann Mason, April 10, 1877.
NOT TRUE BILL.
Murder-Kipg Lsstor, charged with killing an
unborn female child, July Q. 1877.
First District Court.
ARRAIaNED.
~ Assault with intent TO kill, IN wound;ne
less than msyhem-Daniel Bfown pleaded not
guilty.
PLEADED GUILTY.
Larceny-VIctor b ,rbsre
Assault-W William Burke.
SENTENCED.
Larceny-Fred Miller, to one day in ths par;ab
second District Court.
SUGGESTIONS OPENED
Observation-Disclosures Mary Byrne and Louie
Fifth District Court.
julius Leblanc W. l.. DarnelIe. Suit on twa
notes for S47O.
City National Bank OF Cairo w. Torian A.
Danoy. suit on two drafts for s77OO
A. A. Dubuisson vs. Hugh Cassidy.-plain,iff
obtained judgment in this court June 20. 1874
Defendant was adjudicated q bankrupt by the
United states District Court on June 10. 1874.
The plaintiff has caused writ of teri fncids to
issue against the property of the defendant, who,
on the ground Of the proceedings in bankruptcy.
Rule made absolute.
sixth District Court.
James q. CLARK W. Piedmont and Arlington
Life Insurance Company. Suit to enforce pay-
ment OF . policy OF $4,000 the life OF Timothy
carroll: deceased taken ut TO secure debt to
plaintiff OF that sum. McGloin Il Nixon, alter.
neys for plaintiff.
State OF Louisiana ez rel. Martin Lsnnes a al.
W. the Attorney Gene,sl.-Pain,ifs represent
that through their attorney, E. K Washington,
they PREF ented their pe'ieu in suit OF the State
e1 reidGone AGAINST the Slaughter House Com
psny 70 the Attorney General for bis signature.
which they aege was neoe ssary TO give them
standing in court. The Attorney General sug--
gested various omissions which we're made, but
1nally dscln d sgn the petition on the 10Th
lost. The plaintiffs claim that this is . mnis-
terial du he 10 obliged 10 perform, under the.
decisions in 2lst Ann. pp. 655 aud 7l0. and 24ti1
Ann. p. 1s9, and Act 1876 VI 1868, sec. Q. They
pray for mandamus to compel the Attorney
General TO Affix his signature TO the petition.
Ru 9 fixed for Monday, November IL, at 10 .. m.
sta.e OF Louisi sna en- rel. Martin Lsnnes 1t al
vs. Crescent City Live Stock Landing and
Slang hter- House ptny.-Plaintffs cite Act
No. lib OF 1869, by which the company was
chartered, and Sllege that 1t has forfeited it,
charter by abuse aud violation thereof, In this,
TO wit Under sec'lon OF said act the company
was required TO erect certain buildings, an abat-
tor and stables, prior to the LIST Of June, 1869,
under penalty OF forfeiture OF charter. These
buildings were erected on the right bank Of the
river. By section OF said act they we're re-
CURED TO give public notice VI the completion of
the said buildings and have the ssms formally
accepted, all OF which requirements have been
complied with, and apply solely to the buildings
on the Algiers side, which thereby were made
permanent. The said erection location and COM.
pletion identified said buildings rs specific build
ings, constituting fundamental feature, and
essential to the existence OF said corporation.
But on the 9th of Jul 1871, the company de-
stroyed these structures and removed them to
the |. # bank Of the river, AMI is now operating
Ia illegal buildings, not erected and located prior
to June l, 1863 The judgment Of the supreme
Court in 9th Arm. p 20, plainaffs allege, de-
clded that The com any had no right to remove
their structures, and required them to reopen on
the right Tx. by manning ON the left bank.
in violation and con emp Of this judgment, 1t ID !
alleged that the company 10 guilty ofsuch mis-
use, non-use and abuse Of it's franchises 10 TO
work q I ,rfeiture thereof. Under the second Sec
ton OF Article 447, OWL Code, the plaintiffs pray
for forfeiture of chart r and custer in behalf Of
the State, and damages TO themselves in the sum
Of $4,000
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