Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-13
IN THE COURTS.

The misdemeanor docket, set for trial in the criminal court last Wednesday, was called yesterday by Judge Greene and dis posed of in the following manner: Walter Foster carrying concealed bowie knife; guilty and fined $50. John Melton, assault and battery; not guilty.
 Annie Jones, pointing a gun; mol pressed.
 Frank Conepa, receiving stolen goods; not guilty.
 Charley Adams, assault and battery with a weapon; not guilty.
 Will Still, gaming; not guilty.
 Isham Daniel, resisting legal process; not guilty.
 Judge Greene passed sentence on the fol- lowing prisoners, who were convicted dur ing the week:
 Allen Brown, 11O days hard labor.
 Emanuel Caution, 22S days' hard labor.
 Joe Scott, 51 days hard labor.
 Tobe Stewart, 129 days hard labor.
 The capital docket will be called tomor row. The cases against the Pratt mines rioters are set for trial during the week. On Mondays docket are the following cases:
 Frank Byars, murder; Dan billiard, mur- der; John w. Gordon, Claude Mcdaniel and Ed Langford, robbery; Mike Adkins, murder.
 CIHSOlA CObhIs
 Judge Banks called the default docket yesterday morning, and the following or- ders were entered:
 Citizens bank vs. W. P. Craddock and H: ". Perry; judgment for plaintiff for
 Louis A. Howser vs. M. T. Smith judg- ment for plaintiff for s767 .95.
 Levy & Goodman vs. J. Phillips & Sons; dismissed.
 R. Knauff 6 Co. vs Harry B. Wheelock; judgment for plaintiff for i334.7.
 Berger Bros. vs. P. M. 5chroth; dis missed.
 Priest & Co. vs. Berger Bros. dismissed
 Robert Henley was before Judge Banks on habeas corpus proceedings. After hear ing the evidence Judge Banks ordered his discharge.
 The following non jury cases are set for trial tomorrow:
 A. B. Mckinney ys. P. E. Britting ham, appeal; w. G. Beckley vs. Ben Brown, ap- pany, appeal; Perryman & Co. vs. R. ". Beck, assumpsit; Perryman 6 Co. vs. w. H. Wood, Sr. assumpit; Perryman x Co. vs. R. J. Waldrop, assumpsit; Woodlawn A. R. Threat ct al.. D. k. Copeland, gar- nishee, garnishment; J. D. Crossth wait vs. A. Trenerne aud L. Thayer, assumpsit.
 CITY COURT.
 Tomorrow's docket in the first division of the city court contains the following causes:
 The Alabama National bank vs. Helen J. Vim ct al., assumpsit; Hubert Frehern, pro ami, vs. the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company, damages; Allen & Co. vs. John E. Morris ct al., assumpsit; Adam Morrow vs. Peter Zinszer ct al. ap- peal; Jane Morrow vs. Peter Zinszer, ap- peal.
 Second division-Eugene F. Enslen vs. Klein Furnishing company; attachment. The chancery docket will be called to- morrow, and causes set down for hearing during tue weeks beginning on Monday, the 21st, ard Monday, the 2Sth of January. The damage suit of James Bees vs. Louis K. Moss ct all, which had been on trial since Thursday in the first division, ended yesterday afternoon in a verdict for the de- fendant. The jury was out for more than an hour.
 A judgment for the plaintiff for S17 was rendered yesterday in the case of c. w. Austin, constable, vs. Davis < Davis by Judge Sharpe in the second division.
 UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS. Tom Moran and George Smith of Warrior were before United States Commissioner Wilson yesterday, charged with retailing liquor without license. After examining several witnesses the cases were contiu ued and the defendants remanded to jail. United States Commissioner Burney dis charged John Williams of Shelby county, who was charged with retailing liquor without license.