Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-27
TEE oRptxARy,s COURT.


The Business OF the Jane Term-Judge
FerrIIPs DeuisIons-A Number OF Es-
tates SettIed-Finai Disposition Of the
TeIfair VIII.
The June term Of the Ordinary's Court
adjourned yesterday. 1t was a busy
term, and a large number OF important
cases were decided. Judge FerrilPs adj
ministration has given general satisfac-
ton. Among the business on the docket
was the disposition Of the following appli-
cations for letters dismissory Of estates;
Gen. G. NJ. Sorrel, administrator Of the
estate OF stuart Elliott.
George c. Freeman. administrator Of
the estate Of Henry {. Freeman.
William F. McCauley and f. W. Nc
CauIey, executors Of the VIII Of William
j. McCauley.
Raymond ". Demere, administrator OF
the estate Of William II. Miller.
Margaret Mcdonald, Administrative OF
the estate Of stephen NJ. Harvey.
Robert II. FOOtman, administrator OF
the estate OF Mary Davis.
SiVmund Flsinger. administrator OF the
estate Of Michael Quinn.
Charles ). Hardee. late Clerk Of the Su-
perior Court, administrator Of the estate
OF Daniel G.. AleOtt.
Rufus 4. Lester, administrator OF the
estate Of Thomas Arkwright.
James T. Shiptrine, administrator OF the
estate Of stephen p. Newton.
Francis J. Mccall and Miss LeOnilla ID.
VillalOnga. administrators Of the estate
| Of John L. VillalOnga.
w. Neyle Habersham and William
Hunter. executors Of the viii OF Mary
\ Telfair. This effects a final settlement OF
the Telfair estate.
William ii. COnneTat, administrators OF
| the estate Of j. v. Connerat.
! DR.. w. r. Waring, guardian OF Annie
/ NJ. and Louisa g. Waring.
Gugie BOurquin, administrator OF the
estate OF Benedict BOurquin.
Thomas Carly, administrator Of the es-
/ tate Of John Arnaud.
Charles NJ. Harper, administrator OF ire
estate Of George HOustoun.
John Derst, administrators OF the estate
Of Albert Haemerle. In this case
! 81. 623 81 remained in the hands OF
| the administrator at the time OF his
discharge. no heirs or distributes of Al
/ bert Haemerle having been found. Ihls
amount, under the direction of the court,
was placed in bank for the heirs OF Al
| bert Haemerle when found, or such other
person as might by law be entitled TO re-
ceive it.
rue following estates were taken in
| charge by the court, wills were probated,
| letters testamentary issued and letters OF
administration and guardianship granted:
The will of the late Hon. William
Schlev, with Thomas NJ. Norwood ana
James W. Schley qualified as executors.
The will of Mary Ann Huger, Charles
| y. West being qualified and receiving
! letters testamentary.
The will of Mrs. Mary Ann Broom
! field was offered for probate and record,
| to which a caveat was filed, and the mat
| ter was postponed for adjudication at the
next term Of the court.
The will of Abraham Butler was al
mitted to probate, temporary letters were
/ issued. and application to appoint an
administrator was made. This IS the
will Of the old cOlOred man who
| during the late financial panic drew
/ $500 out Of the Southern Bank of the State
/ Georgia. His estate Is valued at about
| 81, 200.
Letters OF administration were granted
\ in the following estates:
Estate Of Henry W. Pease to Sarah
Estate of Isabella W. Ryerson to John
| Sullivan.
Estate Of Margaret o. Vereen to Walter
/ Il. Wilkinson.
Estate Of Mary A. f. Woodhouse to
/ William II. WOOdhOuse.
| Estate Of Diana JOrdOn to Rev: U. l..
| Houston.
! Letters of guardianship were granted
| on the estates OF James, Kate. John and
| Willie BrOderick to NJ. A. U'Byrne, Esq.
The sale of the property of the late
! James NJ. Cash was authorized for the
| purpose Of making a distribution.
/ A number of applications were made
! and filed for the sale of property. Three
cases of lunacy were adjudicated and two
| Of the parties sent to the asylum.
In addition to the foregoing,
a number of applications were deter
| mined as 10 the settlement of estates and
the distribution of funds to the heirs,
! among which were the estates of Cloud,
| Sloan, Sherlock and Wellert. In the lat
ter case it was found that funds
| left by Mrs. Wellert, who died intes-
/ tate, leaving two children, were claimed
10 nave been given her by another party
for the purpose of going into business for
| the benefit OF the donor and herself. The
| court distributed about fOur-fifths of this
| fund to the minor children for their main-
tenance and education, while the remain
ing fifth was held to belong to the party
claiming the funds.
| A number of minor children and orphans
were indentured to different charitable
institutions, one of them going to the
Little Minnie Mission and two to the
| Bethesda Home.