Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-14
IN THE COURTS.
Large Batch of Cases Disposed of in the United States Court-Grand
 Jury Returns.

Yesterday was big day in the United States court, and the docket shows large number of cases disposed of.
 Among these James A. Johnson was found guilty of counterfeiting, and David Young for breaking into a postoffice. Young is said to have several aliases, and to be a tough citizen. He goes to Kings county penitentiary, where he will serve three years at hard labor and besides will have to pay S100 and costs.
 James A. Johnson, counterfeiting; guilty.
 Wiley Prnitt, concealed weapons; not guilty.
 Robert J. Warren, same; not guilty. Harry Harnler, selling liquor; dis missed.
 R. E. Rogers, contempt; 1 cent and costs. J. 5. Bolton, contempt; 1 cent and costs. Walter Chadwick, selling liquor; dis missed.
 Buster Harrington, same; dismissed. - Kelly, white capping: dismissed. Calvin Evans, sci. fa.; judgment final for S200 and costs.
 Reuben A. Jones, same; judgment final for 1 cent aud costs.
 Wiley Croft, same; judgment final for l cent and costs.
 J. w. Barker, attachment; discharged. Bob Witt ct als., sci. fa.; judgment set  L. B. Pearson ct als., sci. fa. judgment final for f200 and costs.
 Robert Busby, selling liquor; one month and S100 fine.
 Jeff Malone, selling liquor; abated by death of defendant.
 Henry J. Ober ct als. sci. ia. judgment final for Sl00 and costs.
 J..F. Wornack ct sls., sci. fa.; j0dg- ment set aside.
 H. o. Ballon ct als., aci. fa.; judgment for $200 and costs. a~4s sli74 Noah Bonds ct als. as above.
 E. J. Harden, judgment for $100. Pleas Powell ct als., sci. fa.; judgment final for 1 cent and costs.
 Fayette Wallace ct als. same.
 Jeff Johnson ct als. same.
 Tom Mclaughlin ct als., sci. ia. judg- ment for $200.
 M. M. Hicks ct ais., abated as to M, M. and J. A. Hicks; judgment for S10o and costs against J. E. Lammack and J. J. Crocker.
 M. M. Hicks ct ais. sci. ia. judgment final for S200 and costs.
 w. R. Riddeil ct ais., sci. fla. judgment set aside.
 Nose Dupre ct als., sci. fa.; judgment for $100 and costs.
 Lee Henson ct als., sci. ia. judgment for $2oO and costs.
 Jeff Malone ct als. sci. fla, abated as to Jeff Malone; judgment final for S200 against sureties.
 A. A. Pate ct als., sci. fa., abated as to Pate; judgment final for s2oo against sure ties.
 David Young, alias Bud Young, break ing into postoffice; guilty and fined $100 and costs and sentenced to three years hard labor in Kings county penitenSiary, Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Jim Tilioton, retail liquor dealer, guilty; one month and S10O and costs.
 Charles Brock, contempt; committed to jail until further order Of the court Cicero Bishop, retail liquor dealer, guilty; one month and Sl00 and costs. J. E. Bynum, removing spirits without tax being paid, on trial.
 GRAND JURY TRUE BILLS. The United States grand jury yesterday returned the following true bills.
 William Howell, selling liquor.
 Robert Rollins, distilling. Ben F. Burns, same.
 Robert J. Collins, distilling.
 George Williams, selling liquor.
 Massey Griffin, same.
 A. c. Phillips, same.
 Albert Sudduth, distilling.
 Charles B. Haisten, working in still. William Griffith, selling liquor.
 Tom Baker, same and working in still. Chat Hoffman, selling liquor.
 R. H. Skinner, same.
 Abe Williams, same.
 w. H. Adkins, same.
 Sam Mcclellan, same.
 William Griffith, dlstilling.
 R. Calhoun, selling liquor. Lewis Parolio, same.
 J. Il. Johnson, removing spirits.
 NO BILLS. In the following cases the grand jury re- ported having found no bills:
 William Chilcoat, perjury; J. c. Mo- Lam, selling liquor; Pete Brooks, distil- ing; w. Nj. haley. selling liquor and distilling: William McEIrDy, dIstiiing; Sam Morris, selling liquor; w. F. Rogers, perjury; Oscar Petit ct al., removing spir its; John 0rtftt, selling liquor; George Williams, same; Holman. same; Reuben Tomby, distiliing; George Shempert. selling liquor; William Latham, Jr. distiiling; John Gray, selling liquor; Ma rion Long, same; Jesse Rodeu, same; John Shaddock, ct als., distilling; Ii. A. At kins, selling liquor; w. R. Smith, same; John N. Chandler, same; Noah Meeks, perjury; w. H. Atkins, selling liquor; John .. Rollins, distilling.
 CRIMINAL COURT.
 Tom May, wanton mischief; not guilty. 0. II. Reese, embezzement; mol pressed. William Robinson, grand larceny; mol pressed.
 ADMITLED TO PRACTICE. Yesterday afternoon l.. R. Rivers was admitted to practice as attorney, solicitor, counsellor and proctor in the United States court.
 A DECREASED DIVIDEND. LoEDoN, Sept. 13.-rhe semi an aai meeting of tue directors of the Bank of EDel md was held today. Mir. David