Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-19

porting to be Neflie sGleasons aclsnowl- edged making the 'deposition. but denied certain statements contained therein. Under advice of counsel she declined to admit that she swore to certain facts. The property included in the will is considerable, but it is said that it is heavily encumbered.H f''sft ff6 a
 The case will be resumed today. ,s
 City Court.
 R. R. Stobert vs Birmingham Mineral railroad, went to the jury late yesterday afternoon.
 In the second division the following business was transacted: ti fo
 Maggie Vs. Hos. Gordon; sn divorce granted. y -as
 Sam sager vs. Annie Sager i; divorce granted.
 John McGee vs. s. J. Gaines; settled. w. R. Pettiford, administrators. vs. Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad com pany Is on trial in the second division. In the clerks office of the city court Anna Harris has filed a bill praying divorce from Allen Harris.5u. fs,.. ..- -
 Circuit Court. rz-t
 J. L. ChalifoUx & Go. vs. M. l.. Potter and M. Well & Brot is the, style of damage suit which has been filed, in- volving store fixtures, --. =. A number of small judgments were rendered as follows: ...- --, ii .f#,.5. John O'Donnell ys. Alabama Great Southern railroad; $10. 7.
 D. s. Stavart vs Alabama Great South ern railroad; judgment against defend ants sureties for $30. fis ie.ezs -st#.
 George B. Bates vs. Allen Crowell; judgment for property sued for.
 F. NJ. Barton & Co. vs. L. E. Neuman ct al; s4.68. sn' f.=l atas
 Real Estate Transfers.
 W. F. Fulton and wife to G. B. Mitch ell, lot l, block 2; east portions of lots l, hlnnk E' Walker and and other property near East Lake, $500. Margaret Walker, William A. Walker and wife and Mary A. Morrow to Amer ica Hagood, several lots in the vicinity of Ninth Tenth and Eleventh streets and First and Second avenues; $500.
 J. c. Williams and wife to America Ha good, quit claim to lot 3, block 53, Avenue r. Walker Land company; $1
 T. S. and Lucy E. Smith to America Ha- good, as second above deed; $500.
 Fannie w. and J. c. Long to America Hagood, as above; $200 a1s
 Birmingham Building and Loan com pany to America Hagood lot 8, block 53, Walker Land company. in exchange for lot 3, block 52. p5. sa
 Edward and Hattie l.. Cullom to c. H. Greer, part of block 79o, Eleventh av- enue, South; $2250 tr-- 1s.s-
 J. T. Reed and wife to Ven L. Thomp- son, trustee, lot adjoining Methodist Epis copal church lot at Woodlawn; $100.
 United States Court.
 The decree of Judge Pardee confirming the recent sale of the Savannah and Western railroad was filed yesterday in the clerks office. s-Ae Inferior Criminal Court.
 Judge Feagin yesterday disposed of the following cases: asis 1t5a -4a
 Lula Allen, assault with a weapon; S250. ss 's- ~+z e1z
 Lula Allen. assault and battery, s5. Will McCree, disorderly conduct; $5.
 John Kendrick, assault and battery; $1 John Madden. disorderly conduct; S5. John Green, larceny of $1 20 from Fan nie Nickols; $30 and thirty days, at hard labor on the streets for the mayor and aldermen. ,a,s..4t, ,. H i.....-
 R. r. Miller, violating, section J530 of the city code, gaming; $7.50~--, ,s -9---
 Court, Gossip,
 Judge Banks of sthe circuit court went to his bed yesterday afternoon on ac- count of d severe attack of neuralgia. The Gleason will case is attracting con- siderable attention. r7s 4r,e.-r,a.,5st.rr.
 The dockets are being rapidly cleared in the city court. ea7i,. ..s-.., >.....t -s
 Uncle" Tom Parker, of the city, court is a great favorite with the bench and ' Large g jury veTrdictIssi are are rare exceptions in damage suits. The men who de- : termine the property and personal rights of others are very conservative in their estimates. r,e,r, s-ft,e.j ,e.s,
 It is said there is good material for a glee club among the clerical force of the court house. Possibly an organization of that kind will be, formed soon, 9 s,rai.