Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-12
WITH THE COURTS.

The jury yesterday returned a verdict for the defendant in the case of Pat Savage vs. L. K. Moss and Mabel Min ing company.
 In 1894, during the labor troubles, a house was destroyed with dynamite on the property of the Mabel Mining com pany. Savage, one of the miners, was arrested for the offense, but he was dis charged on the preliminary hearing. The solicitor offered to mol prosse the case instituted in the criminal court by indictment, but Savage elected to stand trial. He was acquitted and subse- quently entered a civil suit against Moss and the Mabel Mining company.
 Vassar l.. Allen, administrator of Isaac Irwin, vs. Tennessee Coal, Iron and Rail- road company is on trial. Plaintiffs intestate was killed by lump of coal which fell on him at Blue Creek in April, 1894. The suit is for $10,000 damages
 In the second division judgment was entered in the case of Arnold & Hurt vs. J. Boganshot and w. A. Slaton.
 Criminal Court.
 Con Sullivan and John Driver, charged with murder, continued to the January term.
 John Skinner is on trial for murder.
 Probate Office
 Marriage licenses were issued yester- day to the following:
 MT. Tilden c. Harris and Miss Emma Wilkey
 MT. Jesse H. Edwards and Miss Salle F. Cooper.
 MT. T. H. Gregg and Miss Whey Fuller.
 MT. John Hambrell and Miss Lida Byrn.
 Real Estate Transfers The following real estate transfers have been filed for record:
 Bessemer Land and Improvement com pany to Mrs. Anna B. Wilson. lot 15 block 46S, Bessemer; $500. Same grantor to same, lot 9, block 521 {: $500.
 Same grantor to same, lot 5. block 521 i; $500.
 W. L. and Lizzie Firth to J. M. and M. J. Firth, surface right to east half of northeast quarter of northwest quarter section 15, township 16. range 3 west $500.
 J. M. and M. J. Firth to o. and N. C. Champlian, as above; $425. J. J. Mcdonald of Randolph county to B. B. Conner, quit claim to lots II and 12 subdivision B, block 107, rectangle front ing on First avenue and running back to Morris avenue 50x1S2h feet, also lot S4 Third avenue. north; also part of subdi- vision F, east side Twentyzfourth street. Birmingham; $l0,000. R. c. and M. F. Russell to J. H. Finch, lots 13 to IS. block Ii. subdivision c, East Lake; $400. T. K. Fierce and wife to Mary Holmes and Whey Mason, lot s, Pine street. For est Hill $750. P J. Trimble and wife to Robert Rut- ledge, lot 2. block 5, Grapevine street, in northwest quarter of southwest quarter section 29 township 17. range west; $460.
 B. Shaver and wife to David and M. A. Morgan, lot 9. block f. Huey Land company; $500.
 M. B. and F. H. Gafford to William E. Jones, quit claim to lot 16 and 30x50 feet off east end of lot IA. block 32. Birming- ham; $1560
 Abraham. Matilda and Louis Fort to Mary E. Meyers. lots 37 and Ss block 222. Bessemer; $3S50.
 c. A. and H. A. McDaniel, by United States Savings and Loan company, to Philip Gilbert, foreclosure deed to six acres in northeast corner of northwest quarter of northwest quarter. section 26. township IT, range west; also lot l, etc.: 5000.
 Nellie and Walter J. Holland, by United States Savings and Loan associa- tion, to Philip Gilbert, lot 77. block 6, sub division, B. East Lake; $712. o. A. Pickard and wife to M. B. Gafford. lots 23 and 24. block 16s. Twenty-sixth street South; $500. Inferior Criminal Court. Chris Coly, Peter Johnson and Peter James, charged with assault with intent to murder, were discharged. Archie Hubbard. larceny of money from T. L. May; bound over to the grand jury in the sum of $200. Will Lewis, Andrew Jackson and John Ed Bryan, larceny of velocipede; $15 each.
 Josie Sims and Maggie Moore, larceny of coal; $5 each. Jim Bradford, vagrancy: $5 Charles Bates, disorderly conduct; $5.  Naoleoted ills will bring on serious