Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-02
WORK FOR THE LAWYERS
COURTS CONVEYING FOR THE
SPRING TERMS.

Divorce Verdlcts Rendered In the su-
/ periOr C0urt-RemItters Piled and
/ Rules Granted in Many Cases-Th he
! Docket Called and Gases Assigned for
Trial-General Court Gossip.
Members Of the bar, officers Of the
court. grand and petit jurors, witnesses
and spectators crowded the Superior
Court yesterday morning when the March
/ term was opened. After the jurors were
sworn and the grand jury was charged
| Judge Adams called the docket and as
signed the cases. The first business for
the petit jury was to sit in judgment on
libels for divorce. Second verdIcts were
rendered granting total divorces to Fan
ME j. Perry against John X. Perry,
Samuel Ward against Mary Ward, Eze-
kiel General against Eve General, Ella
BOykin against Edward w. BOykln. Firs t
yerdicts were rendered granting total
divorces to Peter johnson against Sarah
A. johnson, and James A. Jones against
Martha Jones.
Remltters OF the Supreme Court were
MED and made the jud Sments OF the Su-
periOr Court in the following cases:
Edward +. Wetter and others VS.. the
United Hydraulic Cotton Press Company;
.. II. Lu6burrOw VS.. Frederick Koch.
Rules nisi were granted in the following
cases: Savannah Bank and Trust Com
pany VS.. g. +. Green, foreclosure; VIM.
i. Carmichael VS.. John Rowland aud
Daniel Purse, foreclosure; Agnes Riecker
vs.. q. r. Riecker, motion for alimony;
Mary G. Lodge VS.. Albert l.. Lodge.
In the case Of Peter Riley, executor,
ETC., complainant, and W. w. Smith and
others, defendants, in equity, an order
was granted appointing NJ. A. O'Byrne
guardian ad litam to represent the inter-
est of minor defendants.
In the case OF John Doe, eX dem. James
Clarke, VS.. Roe, that is Sallie Perkins and
Charles +. Wakefield, a verdict was rem
dered in favor of the estate Of Wakefield.
Upon the call of the docket the follow
ing cases were dismissed: Eliza Lenar
vs.. Charles w. Lenar, proceedings to OBJ
tain support; James Wall We. susan
Wall, divorce; Margaret Smith VS.. VIM.
+. Gallagher, case: w. j. Crosby VS.. &.
A. jacobson, suit on note; Woodbridge &
Hartman, for use, etc, VS.. W. &. Dent,
garnishment; Schiey & Carson vs.. VIM.
B. Sturteyant, attachment; George V.
Hecker d Co. VS., w. f. Monroe and D. &.
Bacon & Co., garnishees; Jerry DAVIS VS..
LIZZIE Davis, divorce; IN re estate OF
Davis Foster, application fer discharge
as administrator, appeal from Court Of
Ordinary; IN ye estate OF Battise II dney,
appeal from Court of Ordinary; John q.
Gilman VS.. Eleanor J. Gilman, divorce;
James ;. Tucker vs.. Alice Tucker, d.
vorce; the ROsin Fertilizer Company VS..
j. .. Moore, suit on note in ne applica-
tion Of Lawrence Mallette for the TemoV-
al OF matrimonial disabilities; l.. A. Pen
field VS.. Logan and Calder, appeal from
Court OF Ordinary; John Doe, eX DEM,
Elizabeth Snipe, ct al, vs.. Roe, that is
q. W. Henken ejectment; SalIle Peck VS..
Cicero Peck, divorce.
The following cases were continued for
the term: 5. A. FRlligant, administra-
tor, etc, VS.. D. A. OBeirne, administra-
tor, ETC., in equity; James d. Fountain
vs.. Fred w. Burkamp, ejectment; II. B.
Clafiin & Co. VS.. Duncan, Johnston 4
Co., case: NJ. c.. and j. +.
Keyser VS.. W. +. Gamble, garnishment;
Beck & Gregg We. same; j. Z. Sazarins
Son a. Co. VS.. same; James d. Fountain
vs.. Fred W. Pratt, intruder; Herbs g.
Spiers VS.. Mckenzie & Co., garnishment;
+. Block Il Sons VS.. same; Einstein Il
Bro. vs.. same; w. W. Chapman VS.. J. T.
Ware, garnshment; James NJ. Ennis VS..
Julia A. Ennis, divorce; Beulah Long VS..
John Long, divorce; j. +. Lloyd & Co. VS..
Roach Bros. IL Co, case.
The following were placed on the sus-
pense docket:
Thomas NJ. Fleetwood VS.. j. j. Dale and
David Wells, appeal: John q. Sexton VS..
same two cases.; W. j. Thompson VS..
same; John II. Craig VS.. same; A. Mar
melstein VS.. same; Corning 1t Co. VS..
Mckenzie Is Co., ana others, garnishment.
The petit Jurors were discharged until
Thursday, 10 a. m, and court adjourned
until p. m. to-day.