Birmingham age-herald., 1895-05-16
IN THE COURTS.

In the criminal court yesterday the cases against three fruit vendors, who were charged with committing nui- sances, in that they had their frui, stands on the sidewalk, were argued. The defendants, Peter Popalixand-oas, J. Stathaces and John Castello, were ar rested some time ago and tried in the police court. The cases going against them there they appealed to the crim- inal court. The cases will be concluded today.
 City Court.
 The damage suit of John Roach vs. the Alabama Great Southern Railroad company, which has been on trial since Monday, will end today.
 Assistant Clerk Walter L. Howard of the circuit court is confined to his room with the grip. The following suits for divorce were filed in the city court yesterday. They are: Rebeeca Thomas vs.- Charley Thomas and Ella Conway vs. John Con- way. Cruelty is alleged in each case.
 All cases set for trial in the first di- vision yesterday were continued.
 Second division-D. A. Helmich Vs. J. B. Woods, defendant, Jennie F. Wood, claimant; judgement for plaintiff.
 w. D. Young vs. Mike Film, defend- ant, Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company garnishees; judgemnet for de- fendant. Jefferson County Savings bank vs. Jefferson Steel company; dismissed for want of prosecution.
 Jefferson County Savings bank vs. H. c. Hodges. defendant and Malone x Mayberry ct al., garnishees; dismissed for want of prosecution.
 B. M. Allen vs. Ira Goggans; judgment for plaintiff for $231.2
 Anderson Watley vs. Birmingham Railway and Electric company; judg-- ment for defendant
 Chancery Court.
 B. F. Roden, assignee of Harkins & Bankhead, yesterday filed a bill in the chancery court praying just. and equit- able distribution of the assets now on hand, amounting to s4500.
 Probate Judges Office.
 marriage license was granted J. E. Segrest and Miss M. A. Wilson yester- day. e
 Real Estate Transfers. sl Cornelia Mcdaniel and husband to James Hogan, warranty deed $500. James Hogan to s. E. Thompson, quit claim deed; $l
 w. T. Hodges. administrator. to $. E. Thompson, deed; SEQ.
 Elyton company to s. West Jones. war ranty deed; $595.
 William Cummins to William Doyle, warranty deed; $20. d Iclyton company to Oliver Caldwell. warranty deed $240.
 Inferior Court.
 Yesterday mornings proceedings were lively, but were quickly disposed of, as follows: a5 The case of Matt Steinkoenig, selling Gcb 1iPpnSn. June 10.
 w. II .Whatly, bringing stolen prop crty into the city; plead guilty and fined $25 and costs.
 T, Scott, violating section 390-taking up sidewalk without permit; fined $5 and costs. and all remitted, owing to the fact that there was no intention to violate the law in tearing up the side walk for repair.
 Will Hurt, stealing bracelets from Mollie Hurt. his mother; released on his own recogniZance to get witness to prove an alibi.
 Dan Lewis, disorderly conduct; dis missed
 Eugene Oliver. disorderly conduct; con tnued until this morning.
 Nick Poppageorge, doing business without a license; dismissed.
 Wilson Ross and Greasy Pollard, dis orderly conduct; continued until this morning.
 Buck Parsons, grand larceny; con tinued until the 17th and mitimus issued. Gilbert Vincent, buying and conceal ing stolen property, taking two hams sixty days additional on the streets at hard labor.
 Willie Turner, abusive language; $2O and costs.
 Lena Barrow. larceny of watch from J. J. Hordon; discharged.