The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-17
GETTING READY TO MOVE.
The Court of Ordinary Winding Up
an Unusually Busy Term

The Court or Ordina airy winding Up
an Unusually Busy Term.
Judge Hampton L. Ferrill is closing up
the work of the court of ordinary prepara-
tory to removing from the old court house.
The court will adjourn Wednesday for the
term and will convene the first Monday in
April at the new court house. The present
term has been very busy one. The will of
John Raglan was probated and John Evans
qualified as executor, and letters tesla
mentary and warrant of appraisement were
issued.
The will of James Buckley was probated
on the oath of NJ A. O'Byrne, Esq. The
named executor in the will DR.. J. b. Read,
refused to qualify; thereupon citation for
letters of administration was published in
the name of the county administrator, re-
turnable at the April term.
The will of Catharila Meyer was pro-
bated, and Catharine NJ. McDonough quail
fed as eIecutrix and received the usual
papers.
The will of John Mcdonnell was filed for
probate by Mr.. NJ F. Molina, subscribing
witness James Gillooly, tine executor, will
qualify tomorrow.
Harry Haym and Joseph M. Solomons
rendered their designations as executors and
guardian of the will of Gottscholk Brown,
which was accepted, and R1salia Brown
and William Lazaron qualified as admins
TRAITORS. Rosalia Brown qualified as guard
ian of the property Of her minor children.
Hennie Brown and others, gave bond and
received tie usual document. Rosalia
Brown and William Lazaron also gave
bond as trustees for the trust estate of the
late Gottscholk Brown.
Capt. John r. F. Tatnall qualified as
guardian of the person and property of J.
Tattnall Charlton, minor.
The annual return Of Randolph Arson,
executor of the will of Eliza Roberts, was
passed and recorded.
Mary E. Cason qualified as guardian Of
the property OF William T. and Simon F.
Johnson minors.
A decree was taken appointing appraisers
and Practitioners to divide the estate of n.
G. Mills The return was made, fled and
an order was taken making it the judgment
of the court.
R. E. Minis and John Cooper filed petit
ton to sell the real estate Of the late John
Cooper.
Rosalie Lezen fled her application for a
years support out of the estate of John
Letter. Orders were taken appointing
appraisers and for citation.
Robert II. Tatem qualified as admin
istrator of the estate of Sarah D. Johns.
Charles NJ. Harden qualified as admin
istrator of the estate Of DR.. Thomas G.
Harden.
The following orders to sell real and per-
sonal property were granted: Raymond NJ
Demere, administrator of the estate of
Mitchell Boisfeuillet; Water K Wilkinson,
administrator of the estate of Sarah H
Crovat; d. G. Bacon, executor of the will
of Thomas Holcombe; William F. Chap
lain, administrator estate Milton s. Hamlet /;
Thos. Lake, administrator of the estate of
William Lake; and Edward NJ. Green, ad-
ministrator of the estate of Louis de
Tscharner.
Letters dismissory were granted Jordan
F. Brooks upon the estate of Lydia Brouhg-
ton.
The following inventories aud appraise-
ments were filed for record Anna Ehlers,
Administrative of the estate of Carl C..
Ehlers, valued at SIG, 1856 As; John Lyons,
executor of the will OF P. H. O'Brien, val
ued at $780, 60; James p LAWN, execu-
tor of the will of Michael LAWN, valued at
81, $50 40.