Williams v. Augusta Southern R. R.

Lumpkin, Justice.

The following is a statement of all the material contents-of the bill of exceptions:

The case of the Augusta Southern Railroad Company against John B. Williams was tried in Glascock superior-court, and resulted in a verdict for the plaintiff. The defendant duly filed a motion for a new trial and an approved brief of the evidence. This motion was, on the-second Monday in April, 1895, heard by the presiding judge, “who- reserved his decision until August 6, 1895, when he overruled said motion for new trial and passed an order refusing the same on each and all of the grounds…