Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-25
IN THE COURTS.

Judge Sharpe called the motion and de- fault docket in the city court yesterday and the following judgments were en- tered:
 First National bank vs. William A. Gould, SIP.
 B. F. Roden company vs. W. c. Bulger, s51O.
 James Heckins & Co. vs. James McArdle, ss57.
 Charles ". 1rickhofer, administrator of Harry G. Mudwiler, vs. Kansas City, Memphis and Birmingham railroad, s250. s 9s. "
 Livingston Mims vs. J. B. Francis, s775.
 CIRCUIT COURT.
 The Birmingham National bank, which lost it's suit against J ihn G. Bradley few weeks ago, has asked ihe court for new trial, and Judge Banks of the circuit court heard lhe arguments in the same yester- day. The Birmingham National bank doised by MT. Bradley, but when pre- sented in New York for payment there was no money on deposit to meet it.
 COMMISSIONERS COURT.
 Mrs. Agnes Faulkner will be tried in United States Commissioner Burney's court tomorrow for pension frauds. Mrs. Faulkner is the widow of Il union soldier who died few years ago While residing h Cherokee county. Prior to his death he had made applio alton for a pension for dis abilities resulting from wounds received in the war, but he died while his application was peuding in the pension department.
 Subst quent to his death it is clarged that Mrs. Faulkner fraudulently obtained pen- sion us his widow. The charge against her is forging the names of witnesses to the application.
 She claims that she filled out blank and gave it 10 a justice of the peace to have signed by two parties who had agreed 10 do so, and that he forwarded the applica- ton to the pension department without letting her see it again.
 The application was made in 1852 and shortly thereafter Mrs. Faulkner removed to Piedmont, in Calhoun county, where she was arrested last Sunday by Deputy United States Marshal W. l. Love, who brought her 10 Birmin ham Sunday night. Her trial is set for tomorrow.
 John Shadwick was also before United States Commissioner Burney yesterday on a charge of perjury, but the trial was post poned until Friday 10 await the arrival of witnesses.
 Sandwich lives near Bessemer, and it is alleged be perjured himself in that he swore falsely against one Whatley, who was tried before United States Commissioner Nose ley last week for illicit distilling. It was on Shadwick's statement that the warrant was issued.
 Will Daniel was placed under a S100 bond by United States Commissioner Buruey for retailing liquor in Greene county. He was brought in oy Deputy United States Mar sha Hudgins.
 Deputy Uuited States Marshal Richard son arrested Bill Williams, alias Bill Cole man, alias Blind Bill, in Greene county, who was held under S100 bond by United States Commissioner Burney.
 RECORDERS COURT.
 Recorders court yesterday lasted until nearly Il o'clock, large docket being dis - posed of.
 Sunday afternoon a scrap took place up in the hall in front of Justice Haley's office, on Twentieth street, in which Ira Goggans and Ed DeLong, circus clown, were mixed up. While the affray was in progress F. NJ. Gardner. constable, hap pened along and asked them 10 stop, tell ing them at the same lime if they didn't he would call policeman. No sooner than he had finished his appeal somebody said "Kill him,'' and then Ira Goggans md Ed DeIong began to beat Gardner. His face was badly cut, as was his head.
 Yesterday morning Recorder McCrossin fined Goggans s5 and costs for assault and battery on Ed DeLong and Sl5 and costs for assault and battery on Gardner. De- Long was fined S15 and costs for assault and battery on Gardner.
 Neal Johnson, reckless driver, was fined s and costs. George Stewart, trespass after warning, fned-So and costs. Rebecca Duncan charged John Garland
  discharged and the woman was fined S7. 50 and costs for malicious prosecution. John Brady and Pat Murphy, who were arrested for stealing shoes from the Bir mingham Shoe company, were fined $15 and costs each and given thirty days extra on the streets Mealy Boswell was fined S5 and costs for malicious prosecution. Tom Halston was caught shooting craps and was fined $15 and custs. John Nolan, charged with n Sunday drunk, was fined S10 and costs. Henry Sims, another Sunday drunk, got a fine of s10 and costs.
 Sara Smith, for disorderly leo nduct, was fined $10 and costs.
 W. Il. Daniels got drunk on Sunday and was fined S10 and costs on Monday. Willis Jackson repeated Daniels per formance and was fined Sl0 and costs.
 Dora Lanier and Fannie Williams were fined A and one-half the costs each for disoruerly conduct. J. J. Byars was fined S15 and costs for disorderly conduct.
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