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

In the criminal court yesterday Judge Greene passed sentence on the following prisoners, who have been convicted during the week:
 Luding Roach, ten days and sixty five days for costs.
 Noah Houston, ten days and ninety-six days for costs.
 John Brown. twenty days and 1S2 days for costs.
 Aus Petis, ten days and 12o days for costs.
 Dock James, twenty days and 1a7 days Ali Chappell, twenty days and 149 days for costs.
 Matt Glover, thirty days and 1o2 days for costs.
 Fannie Henderson, ten days and IA days for costs.
 Dan F. Ferguson, two years and l65 days for costs.
 Edna Green, twelve months and PA days for costs.
 Joe Page, ten days and eighty-two days for costs.
 Lee Shannon, two years and 1s6 days for costs.
 George Gordon, twelve months and 219 days for costs.
 Charles Cochrane, twelve months and 290 days for costs.
 Albert Hammond, six months, ninety days extra and POP days for costs.
 Claiborne Fewell, six months and ninety four days for costs.
 Ephraim Stevenson, six months and 115 days for costs.
 The capital docket will be called tomor- row, when the following cases are set for trial:
 Pink Jones, Will Mcdaniel, Isaac, alias Lewis Ballard, Henry Wimberly, Robert Tuesdays dotket-Thornton Basfield, George Davis, Dock Davis, robbery; Dan billiard, Frank Byars, murder.
 CITY COURT.
 Mattie Lawrence filed bill iu the city court for divorce from her husband, Will liam Lawrence.
 The docket for tomorrow is as follows: Leo Schwab and M. Ury vs. Alabama Great Southern Railroad company, dam ages.
 Vassar l.. Allen, as administrator, etc. vs. Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad company. damages.
 Miller 6 Darbonr vs. Eugene F. Euslen, damages.
 Second division-Susan B. Mason at al. vs. Eiyton Land company, assumpsit. Highland Avenue and Belt Railroad com pauy vs. the Birmingham Union Railway company, aesumpsit.
 John Doe, ex dem. Mary Lytle vs. R. Roe, Mary Sandefur, ejectment.
 E. T. Cottaiu Co. vs. H. M. Swope, defendant, Samuel Swope, claimant, trial of right of property.
 k. Knauff & Co. vs. o. W. Fulghum ct nishee, appeal.
 c. E. Massey vs. J. M. Lanier. appeal. Henry B. Gray vs. James J. O kourke, George M. Morrow ct al., assumpsit. 5. J. BIcElrath vs. Sid Rice. appeal. Robert Fogg vs. Sloss Iron and Steel com. pony, appeal.
 CIRCUIT COURT.
 Iud op Ra n ke uoea fo Iaspar toy,.c n convene the Walker county circuit court. The week will probably be consumed in the trial of the alleged Horse Creek riot CTS who, it is claimed, blew up the boiler at Prices mines last summer. The cases were called at a special term of the Walker county circuit court a few weeks ago, but the attorneys for the defendants raised the point Of irregularity in the method of draw ing the juries and the court granted q mo. tion to qussh the venire.
 UNIFIED STATES COURT.
 Judge Boarinan of New Orleans will be States court which, will convene about noon.
 The grand and petit juries will be em- paneled, after which the equity docket will be called for the purpose of setting the cases. After that date the attorneys inter- otherwise bseu set by the court or by agreement called up, heard or orders taken therein at such time as may meet the con- venience of the court.
 Tomorrow the criminal docket will be taken up, and 1t will occupy the court for three weeks. A civil docket Is set for trial for the week beginning March 25.
 CONFECTIONERY COURT.
 United States Commissioner Wilson yes- terday tried Will Hambrick of Warrior for xetailing liqsor without license and re-