Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-28
IN TIE COURTS.

J. IT. Donaldson has filed suit Tn the city court against the Louisville and Nash vile Railroad company for s405 damages for an alleged failure to deliver certain stock consigned to him.
 Hal Moseley filed a bill for divorce frcm his wife. Hattie, alleging voluntary abandonment.
 Phillip, Armstead also filed bill for divorce from his wife. Minnie. alleging adultery. They enjoyed welded life only two months, having been married April Judgments were rendered as follows St John Kirkman Shoe company NS Isaac Clauson; judgment for S1S5.s9.
 N. E. Dampicr vs. J. B. Alien and J. B. Allen, executor; judgment for s1if77.
 r. A. Hadsell vs. J. T. D. May, Jeffer- son County Savings bank. earnishee; garnishee dismissed.
 Criminal Court.
 Jack Cardell, aged 1S was convicted of an assault with knife and sentenced to thirty days in jail
 Real Estate Transfers.
 Nina J. and c. T. Clifford to Nina J. Clifford Jr., lots 10 and II, block l53, East Lake; Sl75.
 Joseph B. Burns to ]. w. and II. L.. Bagley, north half of southwest q,lar- ter and twenty-six and two-thrd acres in southwest quarter of northwest quar- ter. in northeast corner Of southwest quarter of northwest quarter section l, townshop 16, range ,, south; $500. Joseph R. Smith, Sr., and wife to Jane Frew lots 15 and IS, block 47, Smiths ad- dition to Birmingham; S450
 s. I. and Hattie McElrath to Ed Will Hams. lot IA, block 1, ISborns. North l3ir- mingham $25.
 Registers deed for C. M. Boulden 10 New York National Building and Loan association, lots and 10. block 7S. Bir- mingham $500
 ENr1ts ,d I,.x mortgage to the Alabama Trust and Savings company lot ,. block 52, Bir- mingham; $2274.5 56.
 Mary F. Kelly by mortgage, to the Alabama Trust and Savings company part of block 7S9, Birmingham; $s45S)
 N. l.. Miller. clerk and register. to Pio- neer Savings and Loan company. twenty two acres in section 3. township 1S range 3, west; S4000.
 H. M. Caldwell and wife to the Cald- well Real Estate and Improvement com pany. various lots in Birmingham; $199.- 800.
 w. s. Waller and wife to James A Kirk, 10 acres in section 27 township IS, range 4. west; $125.
 s. R. Rains and wife to Christo c. Ja- beles, lots II and IS, block 224. Bessemer; S1200. Quit claim deeds to the same lots executed by w. H. Howell and wife and the Bessemer Land and Improvement company. R. c. Rains also executed deed to same lots to P. R. Rains for $2sO).
 East Lake Land company to A. NJ. Prude, lot 12. block 113, East Lake: $40o A M. Prude executed deed to same to Mrs H. F. Prude for $700.
 Marriage Licenses
 Marriage licenses were issued out of the probate judges office to the following parties: Elias Goddard and Mrs Eliza beth Sanders, w. H. Prince and Miss Nettie Lee Reynolds
 Commissioner Wilson's Court
 John Davis, colored. of Blount county was tried in United States Commissioner Wilson's court yesterday for retailing liquor without license. He was required to furnish bail in the sum of $1O0. fail ing to do which he was remanded to jail.
 Inferior Court
 The following cases were disposed of in the inferior court yesterday morning: c. F. A. Stuckler, assault and battery; $2.50 and costs.
 M. Wise, hitching horse to shade tree; $5 and costs.
 J. H. McCabe. assault and battery; s7.5O and costs.
 J. A. Benner, keeping open doors on Sunday; $10 and costs.
 Henry Hudson, burglary; bound over to the grand jury in the sum of $200 Charlie Ramsey, jumping on and off moving trains; $2.50 and costs.
 John Lewis, grand larceny; bound over ID tDe grand Jury III the sum or 90UU- L. 2. Reese, grand larceny; dismissed. b. Goddard, grand larceny; dismissed.
 m Special Session.
 A special session of the inferior court was held yesterday afternoon to hear the case of Gus Stephens who was charged with stealing diamond ring from Mrs. J. H. Cunning of New Orleans. who was a guest of the Morris. Gus was ably de- ferded by Messrs. Allen & Meade, but the jt e decided that it was petty larceny and fined him S25 and costs. An appeal was taken from this decision.
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