The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-12
THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
Wills Probated and Letters of Admin
istration Granted.

The will of the late C. C. Casey was adj
mitted to probate ana record i'll the court OF
ordinary last week and Philip NJ. Russell
and James J. MCGOWAN qualified as execu-
| tors.
Jacob r. Einstein, one of the executors
of the will of Adolph Lehman, qualified
after the will was proven in common form
j. Nj. Solomons qualified as executor OF
the will OF Rebecca D. Fulton, deceased, and
received the usual letters.
The following letters of administration
were granted: Elizabeth Houlihan, admin
| istratr1x of the estate of Patrick HoulIhan;
| Seymour G. Stewart, administrator of the
estate Of John Morningstar; Michael f.
Joyce, administrator Of the estate OF Mary
G. w. Joyce; Thomas Clarke, administrator
Of the estate of Ellen O'Reilly; James NJ.
Reid administrator Of the estate of Michael
Reid; Jordan f. Brooks, administrator OF
| the estate of II. A. Taliey
Bridget Goette qualified as guardian OF
the property of Z. August Leuders' minors.
Letters dismissory were granted to
Charles H. Dorsett, administrator Of the es-
tate of John G.. Wood, deceased.
An order TO sell real estate was granted
to Mary A. and z. Aston Warning, execu-
tors of the will of James J. Waiing.
James NJ. Reid qualified as guardian of
the person and property of Rotert s. Reid,
minor
Letters dismissory were granted H. M.
Drane, guardian of the prope ty of H. N.
Drane, Jr., and Geo. T. Drane, minors.
Jordan F. Brooks qualified as adnIinistra-
tor of the estate of Sarah Butler
Letters dismissory we're granted TO Hosea
Maxwell, executor Of the will of William
Harris.
An order to sell personal perishabio prop
erty was granted to Catharina Gemunden,
executrix of the will of Geo. Oh. Gemun-
den.
Decree was taken allowing partial divis-
ion of the estate of Mary c. Brigham by
Charles II. Olmstead, the administrator,
among the heirs.
An inventory and appraiSement of the
estate of George Oh. Gemunden was filed
for record.
An order to sell personal estate was
granted to Seymour G. Stewart, admins
traitor of the estate of John Morningstar.
The inventory and appraisement of the
estate of Daniel ID. Walthour was filed by
Lizzie Walthour, the executrix
Letters dismissory were granted to Jer-
dan r. Brooks, executor of the will of Ann
Davis.
William Lake, administrator estate of
Thomas II. Lake, filed an inventory of the
estate.
Thomas Clark, administrator, petitioned
the court for leave to sell the real estate
belonging to the estate of Ellen O'Rsilly.
Horace A. Crane, guardian for Julia U.
Charlton ct al, minors, filed their annual
report.
John H. Helmken, executor of the will of
Anna M. d. Faas, filed his petition for leave
to sell real estate.
The following annual returns were filed
for record and examination: NJ. p. King,
administrator estate of H. F. Grant; Will
lam Harden, guardian of the property of
the Bradley minors; George Byrnes, guard
ian for Catherine Cahill's minors; Laura E.
Oliver, guardian of the property of John O.
and w. A. Cook; H. NJ. Branch, S P.
Goodwin and Fl. F. Willihk, executors
of the will of H. J. Dckerson,
deceased; William Duncan, NJ. D.. executor
of the will of William Duncan; William H.
Payne, administrator estate of Hattie ].
Donelly; DIR. j. P S. Houstoun and r. NJ.
Demere, trustees of the trust estate of Ed
ward Houstoun, deceased; JordantF. BROOKS,
guardian Of the property of Mary Ketten-
horn; 2. Aston Warning, guardian of the
nronprtv of Fritz Warning ,Jr