Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-17
THE COURTS.
William Gunu Sues the Western Union Tee- graph Company for Failing to Deliver
 Message in Reasonable Time.

William D. Gum has filed suit against the Western Union Telegraph company to recover $50O0 damages. The plaintiff says that a telegram was sent him by Newt Bomar from Brookside on Septem- bel, r notifying him of his mothers death, but that the company failed to deliver it promptly and he was thereby prevented from attending his mothers funeral services.
 The following jurors have been drawn: Jury No. II. T. Love, O. w. Freeman, J. D. Boyd, O. P. Quinn, E. Gusfeld, G. A. McAllister, Charles D.. Cox, Thomas E. Templeman, J. w. Barrow, J. M. c. Parks, George M. .LeGrand and w. J. Nichols.
 Jury No. 2-F. w. Hollister, c. w.. Crumley, J. N. Miller, D. H. Rogan; to be completed. ..-....ss.c
 vile and Nashville Railway company is on trial
 Probate Office.
 deed of trust from. the Central of Georgia Railway company to the Mer- cantile Trust company was filed for rec ord yesterday. The amount expressed is SIS 800, ,000 which secures a mortgage due in November, 1895.
 The following real estate transfers have been filed:
 East Lake Land company to w. T. Dickerson, lot f. block B, East Lake; S40O.
 Robert Jemison to w. M. Mccullough, lot 10. block S4 Underwood avenue; $269.
 A. w. Burford and wife to s. R. Bent ley ten acres in section 2, township IT, range west; $1025.
 T. o. Smith and wife to J. L. Vincent, lots and 8, block 40, Smithfield; $200 J. w. and E. A. Barley to J. O. Goolsby, east half of northeast quarter section 6. township 18 range 4 west; $475. A. s. and M A. Nicholson to J. O. Goolsby, lot in northwest corner of north west quarter of southeast half of section 3, township IS, range 4, west; $500. James B. Pace and wife to Virginia Trust company west half of lot IT, block 1O1, First avenue, north; also lots and ', in block S3, Third avenue north; $10,000.
 Nancy J. and Thomas J. Mcdonald to Henry F. Dickson, north half of north east quarter of southeast quarter sec tion g, township IT, range g. west; $60O
 Rhoda w. and c. c. Ellis to Mrs. Nan nie c. Dryer, lot 19, block 47, Fifth ave- nue, north; $6000
 Marriage Licenses. MT. Albert Geis and Miss Maggie Gib- son. q
 MT. J. c. Vines and Miss S. J. Blach.1
 MT. r. B. Orr and Miss Bertanna Per- sing. , a4
 MT. George F. Collins and Miss Alma. I. Brown. .-.-----------
 Inferior Criminal Court
 Sam Ware, disorderly conduct; $5 and costs .-fp
 Jim Powell, larceny of eggs; $10 and costs and twenty days extra on the streets for the mayorrand aldermen. IT.
 Thornton Payne, '~embezzlement; $f0 and costs and twenty days extra on the streets. e.e-s-s-, 4
 B. Ford, disorderlysconduct; $5. tr.y
 Rafe- Armour ffghting; $5. rs
 J.. L., Murdock, disorderly conduct; $5.
 Henry Smith, tresPassing; $5. n
 Annie Wright, larceny of coal; $4. E.
 H. Y. Woodfin, trespassing: S3.50 "
 F. L. Glass, trespassng; $2.50.
 Court Notes. s1@s
 The New York Journal has the folloW-' ing. to say regarding the impeachment proceedings against Judge Alex Boar. mani 9t5 te -a'F [ :. e4. , . ,, n,
 Impeachment proceedings against United States Judge Alexander Boarman of the; Western district of. Louisiana are to be begun by Albert Patrick of the law firm of Leeds, Patrick & Ironsides.
 MT. Patrick has just completed the formal draft of the charges The papers allege corruption and conspiracy to de- feat justice in the proceedings at Calves ton. Tex. for the disbarment of Joseph c. Hutchinson an.attorney of the court The charges cover eight typewritten pages, and are Accompanied by 19,000 word pamphlet New York attorneys fa- miliar with the history Of the case ex- press surprise that the matter has been reopened, and pronounce Judge Boarman one of the most learned jurists of the south"
 Judge Boarman is well known and highly esteemed by the Birmingham bar. He has presided number of times at TTaSf act nt