Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-04
IN THE VARIOUS COURTS.
Real Estate Transfers.

iNh1dptlH GiSlen anu I. +. EnStIn
to Della w. Enslen, one-third undivided
interest in north half of block 459; $4,000
j. S. Jewell and wife to Francis Rob-
erson, 114Rx67 feet and 15Sx50 feet in
block TAI; $3.50.
United States of America to John M.
Chiffon of Lee county. letters patent to
northwest quarter of northeast quarter,
and northeast quarter of northwest quar-
ter of section %, township 20, south of
range 4 west.
w. II. Worthington and wife to John
L. Worthngton. quit claim to lots II
and Is. block AS, and lot 20, block 440;
$3.50.
Caroline Worthington to John L. Wor-
J. D. Lewis TO John L. Worthington,
same.
interpretations.
b. Rogers w. II. Rogers, John II. Har-
rington, George L. Bush, have filed a
declaration of Incorporation of the Rog
ers Paint company. Capital stock, $10,-
900.
Marriage Licenses.
Mr.. Charles w. Vines and Miss Phoebe
l. Knight.
Mr. Oscar Geier and Miss Ira Bell.
City Court.
First division, Judge Sharpe presiding
The contempt proceedings against Mr..
Gelders of the Gelders Hotel company,
was continued.
Mary R. Bowers Administrative, etc,
vs.. Birmingham Railway and Electric
company is on trial. Kerr g. Haley;
Hewitt, Walker q Porter. Attorney
Haley says the case will consume all the
time of the court today.
Vassar l.. Allen. administrator, VS..
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad COM
pany; damages. George Huddleston;
Walker Percy.
E. F. Enslen VS.. Miller & Barbour. de-
PENDANTS, and M. Blank, garnishee, as
sumpsit.
Augustus G. Taylor VS.. John Clark;
Miller.
Starvos Giaronkos VS.. B. B. Hudson
company: damages Gregg & Thorn
ton; ID. J. Poncellor.
Second division, Judge Wilkerson pre-
siding-GaSper Glover company VS.. KEEL
ly Angel Lumber company. defendant,
r. M. Buch ct al. garnishee. Garnish-
ment dismissed for want of prosecution.
c. e. Massey VS.. Jim Lanier ct al; dis
missed for want of prosecution.
Harvey G.. Sparks VS.. Mary S. Hope;
assumpsit. Kennedy & Hickman.
Luvinia Underwood VS.. Gilbert Carter
& Co.; assumpsit. Lea & McMaster;
Lane & White.
Phillips & Wigs Machinery company
VS.. Coaldale Brick and Tile company de-
nishee; garnishment. White & Howe.
S. J. Adler VS.. Oscar Laney. defendant
and Morris Adler, gernishee; garnish-
ment on judgment. Kerr & Haley
Campbell Manufacturing company VS..
]. NJ Wharton; assumpsit. G. Embry; N.
3. Feagin.
Birmingham House Furnishing COM
pany vs. Claude D. Ebersole; appeal
Wade & Vaughan.
Lyons Bros. vs. B. B. Hudson; assump-
sit. Garrett & Underwood; d. ]. Pom
cellor.
B. M. Allen VS. P. B. Robinson. defend
ant, and Emma Robinson, claimant; ap-
peal. d. ]. Poncellor: H. P Hef1in.
B. A. Barbor, for use, etc. VS.. S. Blank;
assumpsit. H. P. Hefin and j. f. Gill
lespie; Sumter Lea.
V. A. Goodwin VS.. N. F. Thompson, de-
PENDANT. and Commercial club. garnishee:
garnishment on judgment. z. 7. Ru-
dolph.
B. D. Stricken VS.. L. R. Brooks; as
sumpsit. Bethea & Wright.
b. M. Allen VS.. L. q. Reese, defendant,
and l.. B. Reese, claimant; appeal.
T. B. Lyons VS.. r. H. Hargrove ct al. (;
assumpsit. E. J. Smyer.
E. M. Tutwiler VS.. John w Mcconnell
administrator, ETC.; assumpsit. Carrot
& Underwood.
Circuit Court.
Judge Banks presiding.
SUSAN lLuUSlOTu, eNtCulIlA, w. dnllle
A. Prouty; judgment for defendant
]. D, Crosthwait VS.. A. Terherne, con-
test of exemption, J. A. Mitchell, Bow
man & Harsh on trial.
Criminal Court.
Judge Greene presiding.
Assistant Solicitor Lee Bradley broke
the record yesterday on felony convic-
tons. The unfortunates are:
John Underwood, assault to murder:
plea of guilty.
Bob McCree. petty larceny; plea of
guilty.
Will Harris, grand larceny; guilty.
Charles Willis, burglary and grand lar
ceny; guilty
Tom Curley, grand larceny; on trial.
Will Brown, burglary; guilty.
James c. Fish and James E. Stone,
grand larceny; pleas of guilty.
Blake Miller. grand larceny; guilty.
Charley Jones, burglary and grand
larceny; guilty. 1.-TWO cases.)
Mary Hawkins, burglary and grand
larceny; guilty.
VIII Scott, grand larceny; guilty
George Washington, burglary and
grand larceny; guilty.
United States Court.
Judge Bruce presiding.
Will Jones, counterfeiting; one year
and a day at hard labor in Kings county
penitentiary at Brooklyn, N. Y, and a
fine of 800 and costs.
John Abbott, same offense and same
sentence.
w. T. Allen. same offense; two years in
the penitentiary.
William Norris, countsrfeiting; a year
and day in the pen at Brooklyn
Norris Is 95 years of age, and the feder-
al physician was instructed to ascertain
whether his infirmitieS would bear the
punishment
Mr.. Samuel T. Gunter of Guntersville
was appointed United States commits
sioner with residence at Guntersville.
The cases against Charles q. Wellborn,
charged with a fraudulent use of the
mails, is still on trial. Wellborn appears
undisturbed by the progress of the case
and apparently enjoys humorous incl
dents that arise lar
Attorney Weakley. who was retained
specially for the prosecution. has re-
ceived a telegram from the attorney-gen,
eral authorizing him to appear in Che
case.
All this week we shall be at
our old stand and business