Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-21
IN THE COURTS.

1leQ In the clty court yesterday against Drennen x Co. and the Mary Lee Coal, Iron and Railway company. The plain tiffS are Martin LightSey and Melvin Lightsey by their next friend. Martin and Melvin Lightsey were employed as miners by Drennen & Co.,, and were working in the mine at Mary Lee on the 20th of last June, when ire broke out there. They allege that by reason of said fire they suffered bodily injury, and these suits are brought to recover damages for same.
 Nothing was done in the first division yesterday.
 In the second division Judge Wilkerson rendered decree for the complainant in the cause of the New York National Building and Loan association vs c. M. Boulden ct ali, ordering the sale of cer- tain lafiN.
 No docket is set for this week, in order to let the attorneys attend the su- preme court, this being the Birmingham divisions call in that tribunal.
 Circuit Court.
 Four attachments have been filed in the circuit court against s. A. Hine & Co.,, as follows: The Moerlein Brewing company, two attachments for $50 and $l00, respectively. and two by Meyer Marx company for $130 and $135. The default docket was sounded and the following orders entered
 Dean x King vs. Jim Corbett Louis willie and Nashville railroad company, garnishee; garnshee discharged. Livingston Mims vs. James M. Locke; dismissed by plaintiff.
 $. Marcus, Jr., VS. F. H. Friel; judg- ment for plaintiff for $3S1.
 Gideon x Henry vS. T. A. Hamilton; judgment for plaintiff for $29349. May & Thomas vs. w. J. Kelso; dis missed by plaintiff.
 Probate Court
 Real estate transfers were filed with fhp probate llld2e XRSIerUaV for record as follows:
 John G. Bradley and wife to Mrs Net tie Hewitt lot ?, block IS, Seventeenth street and Ware avenue and part of section 35 township IT., range ?, west; $500.
 Walker Land company to J. c. Will Hams, lot g. block 52 Birmingham; 6OO James E. Goodwin seventy-nine acres in section ?, township Is, range 2 west; homestead.
 Marriage Licenses.
 Andrew J. Greet and Miss Celia Smith, O. E. Harner and Miss Lizzie Miles.
 Criminal Court.
 A msdemeanor docket is set for trial in the criminal court this week.
 Inferior Court.
 w. McShelton, disorderly conduct, $5 and costs.
 B. H. Montel, disorderly conduct; dis charged.
 P. C. Cant, disorderly conduct and carrying concealed weapons; fined $5 and costs in the first and $40 and costs in the second case.
 Mary Stone, visiting bar-rooms; dis charged
 John Sadler, violating section 63O, gam mig; $5 and cost.
 Will Goodwin, c. Zomjakus, N. Zom- jakus and Tom Zomja6us, affray and carrying concealed weapons, continued from Friday morning. c. Zomjakus, Tom Zomjakus and Will Goodwin discharged on both counts. N. Zomjakus fined $1 and costs.
 Justices Courts.
 T. w. Walker was arrested yesterday on a warrant issued by Justice I. H. Ben ners, charged with perjury by A. J. Ky nette Walker Is or was president of the Afro-American Benevolent association and in suit brought against him swore that no papers had been served on him and applied for a writ of certiorari. The trial is set for tomorrow at o'clock. The case of Columbus Hicks, which was set for trial before Justice Charles J. Martin at 10 o'clock yesterday morning, was postponed until Tuesday, the 30th instant.