Succession of de Roffignac

Lüdeling, C. J.

On tbe seventeenth of May, 1867, L. G. Luminais, administrator of L. E. Maxon, filed a petition in the Second District Court of New Orleans, alleging that the widow Marie E. de Gréhan died in France on the twentieth of December, 1864, leaving two children, one of age and the other a minor, her sole heirs, and that the succession consists of real property situated in the city of New Orleans. *365He alleges that lie is a creditor of the succession. He further alleges that the minor heir had been emancipated in Franco, and lie was represented by a curator ad hoc; that D. Augustin,…