The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-05
TO SERVE NH. TALIAFERRo.
Copies of Papers in the Johnston
Case to BE Sent Him by Mail.

Copies of Papers in the tombstone
Case to BE Sent Him by Mail.
Judge Hampton L. Ferrill, who recently
returned from the north with his family,
found plenty of business confronting him
on the opening of the October term of the
court of ordinary yesterday morning.
One of the most important matters to
come before the court was the petition of
Florence Barclay tombstone, who alleges
that he is an heir of Mrs. Mary NJ. Tana-
ferro, and seeks a share in her estate.
AS c. c. Taliaferro the executor and trus-
tee under the will, resides in Virginia, and
has no legal representative here, the court
passed an order directing that the clerk
perfect service of the petition on him by
mail at Mt. Sharon stock farm, Nasono,
Orange county, Virginia
Under this notice the hearing of the ne
tition will come up before the court of
ordinary on Monday, Nov. l, the first day
of the next term. The executor and trus-
tee Is directed by the order also to appear
and show cause why the prayer of the
petitioner to have the will of Mary M.
Taliaferro probated in solemn form should
not be granted. 1t is said that Mrs Tai
iaferro left considerable property beside
that which came to her from the Marshall
estates, and that everything left under her
will is in dispute in this case.
The will of Mary E. Hill was probated
in common form and letters testamentary
granted to c. Clifford HILL executor.
Orders to sell property were granted to
Thomas S. Rogers, executor of the will of
Mrs. NJ. A. Rogers; to SeHg Mendel, guar
dian of Jacob Dieter, ct al, minors; to
Emelyn B. Hartridge, guardian of Julia
Wayne Hartridge; to E. G. Cabaniss, adj
ministrator of the estate of Florence L.
Cabaniss, and to Randolph Arson, execu-
tor viii of Eliza Roberts.
Letters of administration on the estate
of Joseph Flannery granted to John Elan
merry.
Easter Aldridge filed an application for
letters Of administration on the estate of
George Aldridge.
Adarene Timer, widow of Alexander c.
Timer, flied petition for a years support;
an order appointing appraisers was
granted.
Carleton Cole Champion filed a petition
to probate the will of Francis ]. Cham
pion in common form. An order was
granted for a commission to take the tes-
timony Of witnesses to will of deceased.
In the matter of the application of r. R.
Riley for letters of administration upon
the estate of Ida c. Riley, hearing was
had and the decision was reserved.
Letters dismissory were granted as fol-
lows To Patrick Buttimer, administrator
estate of George Boyle; to Rt. Rev.
Thomas A. Becker, executor will of Rev.
Edward Cafferty; 10 j. F. Brooks, guar
dian of Annie d. Dudley, minor to NJ. A.
O'Byrne, executor of the will of James F.
Lane; to Alexander S. Tropey. executor of
the viii of Rose Alexander.
An order was passed to correct a clerical
error in the application of Rebecca A.
Walton, guardian of Patrick II. Cocker,
minor, for leave to sell certain real estate.
years support was granted to Susan
Conoway, widow of Arthur Conoway, for
herself and minor children.
An order was granted to establish the
place of holding the court of the Fifth G.
NJ. district at the instance of Jonn F. La
Far, notary public and ex-officio justice of
the peace of said district.
Orders were granted allowing returns of
George T Cam, executor of will of Emma
Jones, and also as guardian for Viola
Jones, minor, to record and to allow COM
missions.
Bridget O'Mara, guardian of Mary C.
Joyce, ct al, minors, and George H. Miller,
administrator of the estate of Rachel Will
son, filed petitions to sell real estate. Or
ders for citation were granted.
An amendment to the application of d.
n. Thomson for exemption of personality
was granted as to one creditor the firm
of T. NJ Borden & Co, which was omitted
in original application
Letters of guardianship on property of
Louisa Pittman, Matte Griffin and Luce
liza Vaughn, minors were granted to Will
lam A. Houston.
James T. Shuptrine guardian of Ste
phen r. Newton minor, filed a petition for
leave to encrOach on the corpus Of his
wards estate for maintenance and educa-
ton, which was granted.
John A. Higgins filed his petition for let
tiers of guardianship of the property of
Agnes Higgins, May Higgins, Walter F.
Higgins and Veronica Higgins, minors.