Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-13

the property of the Sloss Iron and Steel company.
 Dora Lewis and Alice Hall were fined 5 and costs each for visiting saloon.
 Cofide Brown was lined Il aud costs for disorderiy conduct.
 John Orr, John Webb, Hillard Patillo, sCharles Hartwell and 0. Cap, ,heart were fined s5 aud costs each for disorderly con- duct.
 E During the afternoon session the case of J. P. Weller, against whom is seven charges, was taken up. lie IS charged with violating a city ordinance which pro- hlbits the buying and selling of scrap iron or brass without the cons nt of he own
 Al 5:30 o'clock court adjourned until o'clock this afternoon.
 Dick Long plead guilty to retailing liq- ucr and was fined $1C0 and costs ard sem fenced 10 thirty days Imprisonment.
 Romulus Calhoun, retail liquor dealer; jury and verdict tf guilty, ana sentence of thirty days and fine oi $100 and costs.
 H. c. Watson plead guilty to retailing liquor and was fined s100 aud costs and t.ntenced 10 thirty days imprisonment.
 J. F. Armstrong WAS convicted Of retail ing liquor and fined S1C0 and costs and sen tencea to thirty days, imprisonment.
 John Black, retail liquor dealer; dis missed.
 Jim Hollis, retail liquor dealer; dis missed. 1-ts,-r
 Frank Williamson, retail liquor dealer; jury and verdict of guilty and fined $i0J anu costs and sentenced to thirty days imprison ment. at
 CRIMINAL COURT.
 Several cases were mol pressed in the criminal court yesterday, as follows:
 0. l.. Wright, carrying concealed pistol; Julia Lanier, abusive laDguaee; Bob Mob- ley, violating Sunday law; Duncan Bibb, violating sunday law; J, if Curty, violating Sunday law; Henry Crates, violeting sun day law; Nose White, violating sunday law; Charley Johnson, violating Sunday a Frank ard John Parsons, assault and b.ttery. noiprossed on payment of costs; frank Parsons, abusive language, noi pressed on payment of cosls.
 John Henry was onvicted of petty lar ceny and fined $10, ana also fi.- ed $50 for carrying concealed weapon.
 CITY COURT.
 In the ii rst division of he city court yes terday the jury rendered verdict for the defendant in the case of Raphael Ca.vello ys. Myer, Marx & Co. and T. O. Byrue.
 The Birmingham Building aud Lolu as- sociation ys. A. B. Johnson, assumpsit; dismissed.
 Jim Clark vs. Tennessee Coal, Iron aud Railroad company, damages; oa trial.
 second division-Andrew D. Beard vs. J. A. Montgomery, assumpslt; judgment Tor plaintiff or s5s6).
 r. W. DanLalD, assignee, vs. D. V. Hooker, assnmpsit; judgment for plaiatin for $i4. 64.
 B. F. Roden & Co. vs. J. T. Quinn, de- fendant, $. A. Hnds & Co.,, claimants; judgment for clatmsnts.
 ADMITrkD TO THE BAR.
 Mir. Charles P. Be6dow, until recently superinte ndent of the Sloss iron and Steel company at Coalburg, was yesterday alter poon admitted to the Birmingham bar. He was examined in open court before Judge Sharpe by committee composed of Attorneys Houghton, Carmichael aud il. K. White. MT. Bedoow took law course at Cumberland university, Lebanon, Tenn, about thirteen years ago and then pracliced iu Chattanooga for about year, but lett the practice 10 embark in the coal mining business. Alter a very successful xperience, financially, for about eleven years iu thls business he now feels that he can afford to return to his first Iove-the law-sven In Birmingham.