Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-31
Superior Court.

Hon. HENRY B. ToMPKINs, Judge of the
Eastern Judicial Circuit, presiding.
Court convened at $50 O'Clock Saturday
morning, when the following proceedings
were had:
Sarah Roach VS.. Central Railroad and
Banking Company. Argument heard on
motion for new trial and decision Of court
rendered refusing new trial.
Ellen O'Brien VS.. Skidawsy Shell Road
Company. Motion for new trial by plain
| tiff Argument heard and decision OF court
rendered granting new trial.
John Doe, ex dem Elizabeth Ford vs..
Richard Roe /. E., Anna NJ. Reilly. Motion
for new trial. Argument heard and decis-
sion of court rendered refusing new trial
John Harrington VS.. Workingmen's Be
nevolent Association. Certiorari. Case sub
mitted to court without argument by con
sent of counsel. Decision to be rendered
in vacation, and to be of same effect pc
though rendered in term time, with
right of exception to either party.
J. T. Ulmer VS.. j. F. Monroe. Certiorari.
Order granted allowing plaintiff in certiorari
until the first day of the next term OF this
court to prepare and file traverse to Jus
tice's answer.
State vs.. Frank Gibson. Cheating and
swindling. Motion for new trial. Order
granted continuing the motion for new trial
until Monday, 28th August, in vacation,
with right Of exception to the decision il
adverse to the defendant.
State VS.. George Manning. Assault with
intent to murder. Order granted to admit
the defendant to bail in the sum Of two
thousand dollars to answer at the next term
of the court to the charges alleged agaiust
him.
In re petition OF A. B. Smith, Master, for
compensation in the case OF James J.
Waring, trustee, complainant. and Mary NJ.
Barclay ct al, defendants. Motion for new
trial by j. ]. Waring. Argument heard
and decision of court rendered refusing
new trial.
Annie Louise Campbell. complainant, and
VIM. Campbell, defendant. Alimony. Mo
ton for new trial by defendant. Order
granted to hear the motion in vacation on
the 18th August, or as soon thereafter as
the same can be heard, the decision on
said motion to be rendered in vacation. and
to have the same effect as though rendered
In term time, with right to either party to
except to the decision within thirty days.
State VS.. George Wallace, negro, con-
Vlcted of murder. Motion for new trial.
Argument heard and decision of court ren-
dered refusing new trial.
VIM. Kelly ct al. VS.. Charles Jackson.
Certiorari. Order granted to hear the case
on the 2Sth of August in vacation, with the
right to either party to except to the de-
cision.
Frederick Seyer, complainant, and Victor
s. Studer, administrator, etc, defendant.
Motion for new trial by defendant. Agree
ment entered into and approved by the
court to submit the questions in dispute 10
Jno. NJ. Gurrard, Esq, Judge pro hGc nice,
without argument, leach side to submit briefs
Ia vacation In lieu Of argument, with the
right to render decision in vacation, and to
| have the same force and effect as In term
time, and with the right to either party to
except to the decision within thirty days
from rendition.
State VS.. Andrew Demere. Assault with
intent to murder. Order granted at request
of proseeutriX, and by consent Of Solicitor
| General, allowing case to be settled upon
| payment of costs.
State VS.. George W. Titcomb, s. j. Tit
| comb and w. A. Friend. Keeping gaming
table. Rule nisi requiring defendants to
| appear at the next term of court and show
| cause, If any they have, why scire faciss
should not issue as provided by law.
An order was passed granting the Solicitor
| General absence from the State and ap
pointing GszswsY Hsrtridge, Esq, Solicitor
| General pro tenn. of the Eastern Circuit.
In re petition of Mrs. E. A. Woodbridge
ct al. for the appointment Of trustee. De
cree granted as prayed for.
Court adjourned until this morning at
ten o'clock, at which time it will then be
| adjourned for the term by the Clerk.