Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-08

Chatham Superior Court.
HoS. 4. P. ADAMS. Judge. presiding.
This court met at 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning, when the following mentioned
proceedings were had:
Lucy West rs. l. W. West. Libel for
divorce. Second verdict rendered in favor
Of the plaintiff.
The following mentioned cases Of a SIM
liar nature were disposed Of the same
way:
EIoida G. Hays vs.. Benjamin G. Hays:
Berta GOldstein vs.. ISad0re Wolf Gold
stein. Paul E. Kelley vs.. Tina Kelley:
Charles Francis Is. Sophie Francis;
Sarah Wilson vs.. Paul Wilson; Alonzo
L. Jones rs. Annie W. Jones.
The following cases Of libel for divorce
were dismissed:
Martha Crosby vs.. John Crosby; Jacob
James Goldsmith VS.. Providence Gold
smith: Thomas J. Collier rs. Ellen Collier
In the following mentioned hbels Tor
divorce a first verdict was rendered IN
favor OF the plaintiffs: John Porter vs..
Susan Porter; Samuel solomon vs.. sarah
solomon: Jennie Ladson rs. Caesar Lad
son: Thomas CohiIl vs.. Mary Cohil.
Schley and CorSOn vs.. W. :. Bogart- eX-
ecutor. etc. Verdict for plaintiffs, by
consent, for the sum of $41S principal and
$34 10 interest. with costs Of suit.
Charles c. Schley vs.. same. Verdict
for plaintiff. BY consent, for S942 principal.
S2l6 10 interest. with costs Of suit.
Caroline NJ. Watts ct al, compliments,
and T. f. Watts. trustee, etc, defendant.
Verdict and decree for compliments rem
dered BY consent of parties in interest.
James C. Taylor vs.. the New Jersey
Pottery Company. Judgment rendered by
the court against T. III. BOlshaN. garni-
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turned by him as the property of the de-
PENDANT.
In re the petition of Ezra H. Kent, TO
establish copy Of a deed. Order granted
as prayed for.
The cases assigned for trial on Friday,
the 9Th inst, were continued over for re-
assignment in order 10 allow all parties
engaged in the court on those cases an OPP
portunity to attend, if they desire, the
funeral Of the late Governor A. III. steph-
ems.
The following cases are assigned for
trial on the days and dates below speci-
fed:
SATURDAY, MARCH 10.
1871. Hymes Brothers & Co. VS.. The
Liverpool. London and Globe Insurance
Company. Case. 5. Yates Levy, r. r.
Richards, for plaintiffs; LawtOn
Cunningham, for defendants.
MONDAY, MARCH II.
1854. Proctor B. Lawrence ct al. CON-
plainants. and The Mayor and Aldermen
Of the City Of Savannah. Equity. J. VI.
Guerard and W. ID. Harden, for COM
plainants; II. c. Cunningham, for de-
PENDANTS.
1919. J. H. EstiI ct al. compliments,
and Mary J. McFall ct al. defendants. ]
Collier & Charlton and r. Z. Lester for
compliments; J. r. Saussy for defend
ants.
1907. Phillip.L. Smith VS.. Mary Ann
Smith, Divorce. W. H. W ade for plain
tiff; L. H. de MOntmOllin for defendant.
TUESDAY. MARCH Is.
1921. Ellen A. Smith vs.. NJ. NJ Simon.
Dispossessory warrant. J. J. Abrams for
plaintiff; r. r. Richards for defendant.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH IA.
1925. John Williams ". Nina W iIliams.
Divorce. Marion Erwin for plaintiff.
1924. Sarah A. Barnwell VS.. Mortimer
B. Barnwell. Divorce. VIM. Clifton for
plaintiff.
THURSDAY, MARCH ID.
11j0. Pat'k K. Shells. complainant. and
the Mayor and Aldermen Of Savannah,
defendants. Equity. r. Z. Lester and
P. W. Meldrim for complainant; Fl. c.
Cunningham for defendants.
154l. Sarah r. Hodges, complainant,
and Mary J. Jones, defendant. Equity.
VIM. Clifton for complainant; Garrard IL
Meldrim for defendant.
1913. Julia Muller VS.. The Southern
Bank Of the State Of Georgia. Accounts,
etc. Lester & Ravenel for plaintiff: Geo.
\. Mercer for defendant.
FRIDAY, MARCH IS.
1880. James B. Read VS.. Charles II.
Sheftall. Appeal. j. J. Abrams for
vIaiuffffs CHS holm & Erwin and Gao A
Mercer for defendant.
1905. ID. Mac Donald VS.. VI. r. TunnO.
Appeal. J. J. Abrams for plaintiff; CHS
holm & Erwin for defendant.
SATURDAY, MARCH l..
A. Marmelstein VS.. J. J. Dale and David
Wells. Appeal. J. J. Abrams for plaintiff;
J. r. Saussy for defendants.
MONDAY, MARCH 10.
1913. Davenport jackson. receiver. etc.,
vs.. John L. Eillalonga. Equity. F.
Miller for plaintiff; W. ;. Chisholm for
defendant.
1860. Louisa G. Banks and B. b. Ferrill, |
receiver, ETC., complainants, and Gilbert |
A. wilkins ct al. defendants. Equity.
Lester & Ravenel and K. L. Richards for |
complainants; Geo. \. Mercer and Law |
ton & Cunningham for defendants.
1854. p. killorin, for use, etc, vs.. Thos. |
Henderson. Account. L. Fl. de Mont |
mOllin for plaintiff; r. r. Richards for |
defendant.
TUESDAY, MARCH 20.
1892. Henry Sulter. complainant, and |
Isaac ID. LaRoche, trustee, ETC.. defend
ant. Equity. L. H. de Montmollin and |
Chisholm & Erwin for complainant; J. |
r. Saussy for defendant.
1886. w. Blake ct al, compliments, and |
the Mayor and Aldermen Of the city of |
Savannah. Equity. J. r. Saussv for |
complainants; III. c. Cunningham for de- |
PENDANTS.
1901. George W. Scott & Co. VS.. J. E.
Smith, Central Railroad and Banking
Company, garnishee. Garnishment. J.
VI. Guerard for complainants.
1865. Stone Phosphate Company VS.. J. |
f. Smith, Central Railroad and Banking
Company. garnishee. Garnishment. ].
NJ. Guerard for plaintiff.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH q.
1900. n. f. Thompson, complainant,
and the Mayor and Aldermen of the city |
Of Savannah. Denmark & Adams for COM |
plainant; I'll. c. Cunningham for defend |
ants.
1908. Valera E. Mcintyre VS.. John p. |
Mcintyre. Divorce. Lester 81 Ravenel |
for plaintiff; Garrard d Meldrim for de- |
PENDANT.
THURSDAY, MARCH %.
10.)o. W llueT q 10. compartments, ana |
the Mayor and Aldermen of the city of |
Savannah. Equity. J. r. Saussy for |
compliments; II. c. Cunningham for de- |
PENDANTS.
The court then adjourned until Satur- |
day morning, 10th instant, at 10 O'Clock.
City Court.
HoN. VIM. D. HARDEN, Judge presiding. |
The court met at 10 O'Clock a. IN. yes |
terday, when the following mentioned |
proceedings were had;
Allen b. Hazard VS.. the Mayor and |
Aldermen of the city of Savannah. Suit |
for damages. After argument the jury |
retired, and at 4 O'Clock p. m. returned |
the following sealed verdict: "We the |
jury find the defendant guilty, and assess |
the damages at s., 000."
The courl then adjourned until Friday, |
9th inst, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
At Estilrs, AZ Bull Street.
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