Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-08
IN THE COURTS.


 disposed of in the criminal court yesterday in the following manner:
 Not guilty--Charey Caroone, Sam Ca- roone, Mrs. Caroone, Belle Pryor, assault with a weapon; Jennie Freeman, alias Willie Ann George. assault with pistol; Amelia McDuffey, abusive language; Zelphia Lewis, abusive language.
 Guilty-Annie Mitchell, abusive lam guage, fined S1; Dick Eaton, carrying con- cealed pistol, fined $50; James Haynes, assault and battery with a weapon, nneo $5; Andrew Greene, assault and battery with a weapon, sentenced to thirty days. Nolle prossed-James Doon, assault ana battery; Ben Eaton, carrying concealed pistol; James Haynes, carrying concealed pistol; Christian Rainbow, selling liquor to person of known incorporate haolt5. Forfeitures-Pieas Jenkins, abusive Ian |. guage; Willie Smith, trespass after warn ing; c. R. Erantley, abusive language.
 CITY COURT.
 Judge Wilkerson is presiding in the first division this week.
 J. T. Greenwood was given judgment by agreement for S150 against the Richmond and Danville Railroad company and the Sa- vannah and Western Railroad company When court adjourned the jury was out in the case of J. Il. McCary company vs;; Flour City National bank, claimant, and that of Henry M. Downs vs. Ella Askew ct al. was on trial.
 Second division, Judge Sharpe presiding Hood, Faukrod & Co. vs. G. II. Harrl- son, assumpsit; dismissed.
 Paul Jones vs. J. B. Smith, attachment; dismissed.
 Meridian Sash and Blind factory vs. c. D. Bryan, M. T. Slower and H. l.. McCon- nell, assumpsit; dismissed.
 Seasongoed, Henderson & Co. ys. .. E. Mallett, defendant, Horse Creek Coal and Coke company, garnishees; dismissed. M Oettinger ct al. vs. H. M. Beck oS Co.,. assumpsit; dismissed.
 The following jurors were selected yes- mainder of the week:
 Jury No. 1.J. D. Ware, Remus w D' Wade, z. w. H. Acton, J. W. Pitts, w. A. Jackson, William Gill, J. B. Owen, Bailey F. Perkins, Roseberry B. Bearden, N. D. Maske, Benjamin j.. sandifer, A. Jury No 2-W. M. Hogan, 0. W. Roper, Garrett A. Trover, Charles ". Cody, John Mann, M. D. Garrett, J. W. Baird, L, D. Whisenant, Jr. R; F. Keith, J. E. T. Latham, Thomas B. Slade, t. $. Orr.
 CIRCUIT COURT.
 Judgments were entered ln the clrcult court yesterday as follows:
 Fife May Smith vs. Perryman x Co.,, damages; judgment for S2oO against the defendant.
 J. NJ. Morgan vs. Alabama Great South err railroad; dismissed. C. c. Bates vs. James Wilson, appeal; judgment against defendant for costs
 W. G. Beckley vs. Ben Brown; judgment againtt the defendant for costs.
 Hines H. Reynolds vs. Singer Manufac' turing company; taken under advlsement. J. F. Burke vs. Alabama Great Southern Railroad company; judgment against the defendant for $25.
 Lee Howard vs. Sloss Iron and Steel com pany; dismissed.
 A. A. Gamble vs. M. V. Webster; judg- ment for defendant.
 Rankin Roberts vs. Walter A. Hill; ois' O. w. Shelby vs. Alabama Great South ern Railroad company; judgment for de- fendant.
 W.P. Kearney vs. Jule Lockwood; judg' - ment against defendant for costs.
 Southern Supply company vs. Theodore Smith; judgment against defendant fol costs.
 Pratt City vs. J. H. Wilson; judgmen against the defendant for costs.
 A. E. Killen vs. Alabama Great SoutherI Railroad company; judgment for plaintiff for S35..
 RECORDERS COURT.
 At an early hour yesterday number oi policemen took a stroll up to the Sloss furnaces, and there found a number o tramps spending the night around the coke ovens.
 The following were arrested and locked up until 8:30, when they were tried before Recorder McCrossin Charles and Robert Lenox, Charles Collins, 0. V. McCurty, Henry Norton, D. J. Cavanaugh, John Crensy, Henry Grafton, Edward Dunn, white, and George Thomas, Will Sawyer, Jim Scales, colored.
 When they were called upon to give ar account of themselves each related a differ- ent tale of woe, and some of these tales were really amusing. They were dealt with as follows:
 Charles and Robert Lenox and Jim Scales, S5; John Carney. Henry Grafton, Edward Dunn, $1; Will Sawyer, fifteen minutes to leave the city; Charles Collins Henry Norton, D. J. Cavanaugh, one day to find work or leave the city; Q. V. Mo- Curty, S12 50; George Thomas, $2.50
 The cases against Wade Mothershed, w. F. Wright, Jessie Claxton, w. H. McGill and Dnvo Taylor, who were charged with violating the election law, were continued until Friday.
 Ed Powers and Mike Haggard were ar rested for begging. They were tried and faed $10 and S5 respectively.