Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-26


 has been formed at Ozark and assigned to Company c, First regiment, of Gen eva. It has membership of twenty three men.
 Orders have been issued to reorganize the Alexander City Rifles, Company H , Third regiment, and the proper officer will be sent there in a few days to mus ter the company into service. It was dis banded in August, 1894
 Birmingham, Mobile, Huntsville, Mount Vernon and several other places are bidding for the brigade encampment to be held in June. The adjutant-gen- eral Is absent from the city, and the matter of selecting a place will not be decided until his return.
 Lieut.. Samuel G. Jones and Capt Paul Sanguinneti are hard at work supply ing the companies with the needful amount of uniforms and accoutrements..
 Supreme Court Decisions.
 The following decisions were rendered by the supreme court today:
 Brickell, c. J.-W. H. Roland vsLouis- vile and Nashville Railroad company, appeal from Jefferson circuit court; affirmed.
 Valentine Reich, administrator etc, vs. Sloss Iron and Steel company, ap- peal from Birmingham city court; re- versed and remanded.
 Mcclellan, J.-Williams x Fowler ct al. vs. J. l.. Dismukes ct al, appeal from Cullman chancery court; affirmed.
 D ID .Kennebrew vs. the Southern Automatic Electric Shock Machine com pany, appeal from Jefferson circuit court; reversed and remanded.
 Coleman, J.-Adair Bros. & Co; we. D. M. Gilmore, appeal from Cullman chancery court; affirmed.
 w. T. Naugher ct al vs. Carroll Sparks. appeal from Fayettc chancery court; reversed and rendered
 Charles A Senn, register. for the use, etc, vs. Henry Joseph ct al, appeal from Jefferson circuit court; judgment set aside and cause remanded for trial.
 Haralson, J.-M.. L. Metcalf vs Will liam w. Smith, appeal from Geneva cir cult court; affirmed.
 Martha A. Miller ct al vs. OBryan Bros. ct al, appeal from Marshall chan cery court; reversed and dismissed.
 Orders Entered, Etc.
 The court entered the following addi- tional OrderS:
 Per curiam.-George Morrow vs. the state of Alabama, appeal from Jefferson criminal court; appeal dismissed; no question reserved.
 Jack White vs. the state of Alabama, appeal from Jefferson criminal court; appeal dismissed; no question reserved.
 Lang Cherry alias, etc, vs. the state of Alabama, appeal rom Jeltei sOn .i....- inal court; appeal dismissed; no ques- tion reserved.
 James McCreary ct al. vs. Berney Ma tional bank ct al, appeal from Birming- ham city court; submitted on briefs.
 Beck & Paul. Lithographing company Vs. Houppert & Worcester, appeal iron. Jefferson circuit court; submitted on briefs.
 James McCormac vs. the state of Ala bama, appeal from Cullman circuit court; submitted on briefs.
 Thomas Hooper VS. the state of Ala bama. appeal from Jefferson criminal court: submitted on briefs.
 Boge Bonner vs the state of Alabama, appeal from Walker circuit court; sub mitted on briefs.
 s. E. Collins ct al. vs. D. H. Baldwin & Co., appeal from Bullock circuit court; argued and submitted on motion to dis miss appeal.
 Eugene Bachert vs. Abijah E. Fields, appeal from Cullman chancery court; continued by appellant.
 N. E. House vs. K. l.. West, manager, appeal from Birmingham city court; Sub- mitted on briefs.
 N. E. House VS. K. l.. West, manager appeal from Birmingham city court; sub mitted on briefs.
 James Hawes vs Fannie J. Garfield, appeal from Birmingham city court; con tinued by consent
 Mayor and aldermen of Birmingham vs. John w. Coleman, appeal from Jeff ferson circuit court; argued and sub mitted on motion to dismiss appeal.
 Charles M. Boulden vs. Phenix Insur- ance company, the Liberty Insurance company and New York Bowery Fire In- surance company dhree cases), appeal from Jefferson circuit court; argued and submitted on motions to establish bills of exceptions.
 Western Assurance company of To- ronto Vs. D. k. McClathery, appeal from Birmingham city court; argued and sub- mitted.
 G. B. Edwards vs. s. Nowholm, appeal from Jefferson circuit court; continued Abram Williams vs. J. o. Reggins, ap- peal from Birmingham city court; con tinued.
 Memorial Day Programme.
 The following officers have been se- lected by the Ladies Memorial associa- ton to assist in the memorial services on tomorrow:
 Marshal-in-chi chief-Capt Charles T. Pol lard
 Chairman-Ex-G Gov. Thomas G. Jones' Chaplain-Rev. George B. Eager.
 Recitationist-Miss Minnie H. Taylor. The following committees are the en- rolled members of the Ladies' Memorial association for the memorial year 1894, and up to date:
 Committee for gate decoration-Miss Laura Hall, chairman; Misses Hereford, Reeves, M. Ledyard, M Kirkpatrick. Committee for stand-Mrs c. Haus- man, chairman Mesdames T. c. Jones, E. T. Ledyard, w. J. Bibb, r. Taylor, R. r. Ligon, B. L. Wyman, J. c. Lee, J. R. Stewart, c. Kirkpatrick.
 Committee for monument--Mrs. A. Bethea, chairman; Mesdames E. Seibles, M F. Watt J. D. Beale, J. w. A. San ford, Miss Hattie Tompkins.
 Committee for cemetery-Mrs F. Dun- can, chairman; Mesdames w. F. Van diver, F. Clanton, R. Collins, W. L. Campbell, G. Dreher, M. Faunce, w. Gessener E. Jones, J. Goode, P. Gayle. H. Davidson, s. Hutcheson I. Semple, F. Lucas. L. Hallonquist. J. Hurter, M Hart