Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-07
CITY COURT.
Regular Quarterly SesssOn-Asslgn'
ment OF Cases.

The City Court convened Yesterday at 10
o'clock in regular quarterly session, Hon.
VIM. d. Harden, Judge, presiding, when
the following proceedings were had;
George V. Hecker & Co. VS.. Christian
Ubele, Jr. Judgment for plaintiffs Tor
$131 40, IS 81 interest. and costs.
Andrew Hanlev vs.. j. G. Ssltus. Verdict
for plaintiff for $279 20, with interest from
September 20, 1882, and costs OF suit.
e. 8. Jaffray & Co. vs. Gutmsn Bros. Yer
dict for plaintiffs for 81 ,357 so, with inter-
crest from June IA, 1882, and costs:
Jacob Goldstein ct al. VS.. Max klseman.
Verdict for plaintiffs for SAG, with interest
from August 1, 1882.
Edward Wright ct al. VS.. Jacob E. Gut
man and Henry GutmAn. Verdict for plain
tiffs for $275 IS, with interest from April 4,
1882 and costs.
VS.. VIII Baker maker and X. E. Lester
administrator, ETC.. indorser. Judgment
for plaintiff for $5O3 and $37 40 interest and
costs of suit.
Charles NJ Cunningham VS.. Leopold w.
Charter. Judgment for s120 principal and
interest from April 13. 1882, and cost.
Short 81 Smith VS.. L. G. Tebeau and ID. A.
Elkins Judgment for plaintiff Tor 1871
with protest fees, $45 80 interest, and costs.
ning,vs A M. Cohen. Judgment Tor plain
tiff for 1922 IS, with 50 protest fee, and 10 20
as interest, and costs.
Fl. B. NewhaH VS.. James E. Walter.
Judgment for SIPS l6, with ~ u interest
and costs.
Edward G. Lewis VS.. Perry NJ. DeLeon.
Judgment for So, 900, with interest from the
18Th Of January, 1882, and costs.
Same We. same. Judgment Tor "a oUS 10,
with interest from December IL, 1881.
Jno, L. Hsrdee VS.. A. Fullarton q Co.,
makers. and VIM. rockingham. indorser.
Judgment for plaintiff for s., 1000, with in
terest from April q, 1882, until paid, and
So for protest fee, and costs.
Solomon Cohen VS.. Joseph 5. Lawrence
maker, James K. Watts acceptor, and Hen
nv WAYNE indorser. Judgment for SLY 10
and interest to date, So costs Of noting and
protest and COSTS
Jacob Goldstein ct. al. VS.. Lewis q Ed
ward Hanff. Judgment for $500 W, with
interest and costs.
L. J. Guilmartin VS., j. B. Gaudry. Judg-
ment for $4,124 So, and $l96 OS as interest
and costs.
Clio J. Gaudry VS.. same. Judgment Tor
IS GOO, and $247 as interest and costs.
Emile G. Germaue VS.. same. Judgment
for 81, 100, and $104 IL as interest and costs.
The court in quarterly session adjourned
until Monday next, III O'CLOCK q. III
CRIMINAL BUSINESS.
At the monthly criminal session the fol-
lowing cases were disposed OF:
State VS.. jackson Graham. Assault ana
breach Of good behavior. Discharged.
State VS.. Aleck Williams and Jake Small:
Carrying concealed weapons. Pleas OF
guilty, and each sentenced to four months
imprisonment and labor.
State VS.. VIM. Stokes, John Williams and
Thornton Williams. Simple larceny. Thorn
ton Williams not guilty. Stokes and John
Williams guilty and sentenced to imprlson-
ment and labor for six months each.
State VS.. Julia Bryan. Assault and bat
terry. Not guilty.
State VS.. Nancy Ferrabee. Simple larceny.
Six months Imprisonment and labor.
State VS.. William Grant. Simple larceny.
Guilty. Sentenced to ten months on The
chain gang. AS the larceny was In the ma
ture of trust the Judge made the sentence
heavier than otherwise.
State vs.. Leon Campbell. Assault and
battery. Continued until Monday next at 4
o'clock p. m.
For good and sufficient cause shown the
couIt the following persons were dis
charged from custody: Joe Middleton,
Dick Reed, Ely Smith and Cbucky Bacon.
The monthly session was adjourned until
Monday next at 4 o'clock p. m.