The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-12-10
District Court.

Report Of the Business Disposed of During
the Present Week.
The term of District Court still drags
its slow length along, and the end is not
yet. Daily sessions have been held this
week, excepting Oh Wednesday, and a.
synopsis of the busin ess transacted j
herewith presented:
Succession of Henry Loeb. The final
account fled by S. Katz, Testanentary
Executor, was duly approved, homolo-
gated and made the Judgment of the
court.
Celia Blumcnthal, wife of Emile
Freund, suit for separation Of property.
Judgment rendered for plaintiff, dissolv-
ing the continuity Of acquets aud gains
and granting her the separate admins
tration Of her paraphernal property.
Succession Of Mrs. Theresa Chapman.
A rule was taken on Paul Bouchereau,
tutor. to show cause why the piano men
toned in the inventory and claimed as
the property Of Alex. S. Landry should
not lie delivered to claimant. By con-
sent of counsel the rule was tried in
stanter, and the court sustained it and
ordered that Mr.. Landry be allowed to
take possession of the piano.
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widow of Pierre Louis Maillette. Judg
ment rendered supporting tho applica-
ton for Introduction and appointing Paul
Lefovre administrator pro tenn. Of the es-
tate of the interdict.
L. Reder & Co. us. JOS Bradford ct Gls.
Judgment rendered in favor of plaintiffs
against Joseph Bradford foiS542 IS with
legal interest from various dates on
amounts of different invoices. Defend
ants reconvention~l demand was dis
missed as of non-suit Mrs. Eleanor
Placencia, co-defendant, having prayed
for aud obtained trial by jury, no evil
dence was taken on the question of sim
ulation and fraud in the sale by Bradford
to Mrs. Placencia, and Judgment of non
suit in Bradford's favor was rendered on
this point. Leave was granted to file a
motion for new trial.
Levi Frank g. Son us. G.. Feitel. Judg-
ment rendered on defendants confession
for 1854 with five per cent. interest from
March 81, 1880.
Luclen Landry ct ais cs. Widow Apo
line Monson. Judgment rendered in
favor of plaintiffs for SAL with legal in-
terest from juaicial demand. The plain
tiffs are Lucicn Landry, Luce Landry,
wife Of Michel D'Esposito, and Gregoire
Landry, heirs of their father and mother,
Tiburce Landry and Elizabeth Monson ;
tho defendant is surety in the bond OF
Elphege Landry, administrator of the
succession of Tiburce Landry and wife.
The administrator is claimed to have de-
voted the sum sued for to his ow Il use
and the heirs sued the surety on his bond,
with the above result.
Leon Godchaux as. w. B. Sharp ct ais.
Judgment was rendered in favor of
plaintiff and against w. B. Sharp, NAL
VIVA Maurin, widow Of Frank Sharp,
and natural tutrix of the minor Aida
Sharp, and S. KATE, testamentary execu-
tor of the succession of Henry Loeb,
defendants, for $3357 10, with eight per
cent. interest per aunum from July L.,
1878, and five por cent. on the aggregate
Of principal and interest as counsel fees.
The five notes held by plaintiff were de-
creed to be good i'll his hands for the
balance due in account current as afore-
said.
IIirsch, Fcibelman & Co. Us. Alfred Gui-
gou. Motion on part Of defendant to
dissolve the attachment filed and fixed
for trial on Wednesday next. Judgment
by default rendered against defendant.
Gustaye Miller rs. Widow Toby Jenk-
ms. Fixed for trial next Wednesday.
CRIMINAL.