Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-26
IN THE COURTS.

man left at 3:3o over the Alabama Great Southern for New Orleans.
 Judge Boarman opened court at 10 o'clock and proceeded to the disposition of busi- ness in the following manner:
 A. l.. White was sentenced to one year and day in the Kings county, New York, penitentiary and fined $500 and ,sts. De- fendant filed petition oi writ of error, and his bond was fixed at sS00o.
 Dan Williams was convicted of counter feiting and sentenced to one year and one day in the Kings county, New York, peni- tentiary and fined $500 and costs.
 United States vs. w. B. Ferguson, pro- ceedings for removal as United States co n- missioner; dismissed on account of detead- ant having resigned.
 Attachments were discharged in the fol- lowing contempt proceedings: George John WLaley and John Farmer.
 Manuel Keyser, counterfeiting; dis missed.
 P. Zanetti, retail liquor dealer; dis missed.
 Bill Doo!ey, retail Lquor dealer; dis. missed.
 The following defendants, who were charged with interfering with the officers of the Tennessee ana Coosa Railroad com pany, were dismissed: John Nj. Miller, J. " A. Archer, John Smith, $. 5. Smith, J. W. Bates, Samuel Plunkett.
 Bill John smith, retail liquor dealer; dis missed.
 A. J. Farmer, contempt; dismissed. J. c. Pritchard, contempt; dismissed. Will Ranty, judgment nisi on bond dis missed.
 D. w. Baker, contempt; dismissed. Tom McG other, retail hquor dealer; dis missed.
 Mart Hix, illicit distillipR; dismissed. Simon Cypress, retail liquor dealer; dis missed.
 N. Zlnetts, retail liquor dealer; dis David Alexander. retail liquor dealer; dismissed.
 W. F. Cline, contempt; dismissed. Chat Holman ct al., SCI. fa.; judgment nisi set aside.
 Will Clements ct al. , sci. fa.; judgment final for $lO0.
 In the afternoon Judge Bruce called the law case of Julia F. Mackinson vs. K. and 8. Hudson and it was passed until this morning.
 The law case tf the United States vs. John T. Pence was also called and the par ties given leave 10 file au agreed statt ment of facts, upon which the cause will be sub mitted for considei ation and fnal decision at this term of court.
 CITY COURT.
 In the first division of the city court yes- terday Judge Wilkerson called the motion and default docket and judgments were entered as follows:
 H. B. Clafiin & Co. vs. Marks Bros.; judgment for plaintiff for $2144.
 Thomas H. Snow vs. Plymouth Rock Pants company; judgment Tor plaintiff for S1655.
 Alabama Trust and Savings company vs. Ella D. and w. R. Hill; juds ment for plaintiff for S847.
 Jesse W. Krksey vs. Richmond and Danville Railroad company; dismissed.
 T. J. BaIfie.d vs. James Hawes Southern Railway company, garnishees; Judgment nisi against tho garnisbee for s92.
 E. Lowinsohn vs. Birmingham Trust and Savings company; on trial. follows:
 Jury No. 1-Joe Bureois, John O Donell, c. A. Baip, A. J. Smith, J. A. Tucker, K. c. Beardep, E. c. Rowe, w. .. Farris, D. w. Goode, A. E. Atwater, w. F. Hick- Jury No. 2-S. B. Tucker, E. R. Ky Iant, B. H. Hale, John B. Rosenstihl, A. J. Glenn, J. J. Weems, T. N. Halvell, ]. s. Campbell, T. J. Lawler, w: R. Shoe. maker, w. c. Howton, l.. A. Wilson.
 CIRCUIT COURT.
 The spring term of the circuit court was convened yesterday, and jnries for the week empaneled as follows:
 Jury No. 1-J. L. Attaway, J. c. Will Hams, James A. Davis, Sam Mcdonald, N. w. Scott, William Parke, A. B. Cheek, T. A. Lee, Paul Calane, J. w. Hagood, J. L. Dsmpier, Ii. L. Jordan.
 No. Edgar Brooks, w. M. Levi, L. N. Collins, W. M. Hubbard, R. J. Samuel, c. W. Davis, A. F. Goodwin, J. w. Glover, W. c. Hagood, 5. L. Lacy, T. .. Blackwell, George McGregor.
 The hearing of arguments in the quo warranto proceedings against Judge Moot- gomery of the Iolice court was continued until next Saturday at 9:30 a. m., at which time the parties interested were notified to be ready. Judge Montgomery has retained as bis counsel Col. Sam Will John, Capt. F. 5. White, D. A. Green, John Vary and two or three other attorneys.
 Judgment final on sci. ia. for amount of bond was entered against Joe Mum yester- day.
 i he case of the state against Peggy Gift was dismiss ed.
 R. E. Iiun and c. w. Linn vs. the Ala. bama Great Southern Railroad company, damages; passed for settlement.
 Annie Clay, sdminislratrix, .vs. the Bir- mingham Railway and Electric company. damages; on trial.
 INFERIOR COURT.
 The inferior court yesterday morning lasted @uutil after 12 o'clock, and large number of cases were disposed of:
 Will Cheek, who stole lot of coal from Mcknight X Co.,. was fned s20 and costs and given twenty days extra on the streets. William Samson, Charles Foster, George Ellis and Charles sheldon were lined BIO and costs and thirty days extra for tres passing on the property of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad company.
 Will Fowler was fined S25 and costs aud four months extra for carrying concealed weapons.
 John Harris was bound over to await the action of the grand jury on a charge of grand larceny. His bond was fixed at $500. B. Davis got fine of s25 and costs and four months at hard labor for carrying concealed weapons.
 Rush Montgomery was fined S1O and costs for disorder1y conduct.
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