Birmingham age-herald., 1895-05-19
WITH THE TRIBUNALS.
SENTENCE DAY IN THE CRIMINAL COURT
Nail Case Postponed Set For Irial This Week in the Several Courts,
 Inferior Court.

Yesterday Judge Greene of the crim- inal court passed sentence on a number of prisoners who had been convicted of various offenses, mostly misdemeanors, as follows:
 Warren Williams, 39O days hard labor. Andy Mills, 24O days hard labor. Jack Lee. 131 days hard labor.
 Catherine Spindle, twenty days in jail. Cephus Green, 1S6 days hard labor. Jenkins Hamler, twelve months and 126 days costs for stealing chickens. Zeke Green, twelve months and ninety two days costs for grand larceny.
 w J. Kelso was sentenced to one years Imprisonment for manslaughtcr, but sentence was suspended to allow an appeal to the supreme court.
 The Nail Case.
 The impeachment proceedings against County Commissioner James L. Nail were set for hearing tomorrow, but it has been passed indefinitely on account of the illness of Ex-Solicitor James E. Hawkins, who Is a material witness for the state. It is doubtful if the case will come up before fall now, as there re- mains but one more jury week before the criminal court adjourns for the sum mer Both sides, however, are anxious to try the case. and if there is any pos sible chance it will come up.
 Felony Docket This Week.
 The non-capital felony docket will be called tomorrow, and the following cases are set for trial during the week:
 Monday-Tim Tate, grand larceny; John L. Tuggle, perjury; Jake Newby and John Perry, burglary and grand larceny Tuesday-W. T. Coopwood, embezzle- ment, five cases; l.. J. Elan, seduction; J. P. Weller ct al.. appeal from inferior court: Joe Scott, assault with intent to Ialr Inh h. tent to murder; John Harris, grand lar ceny.
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 Real Estate Transfers.
 Isaac H. Benners to Thomas H. Ben ners, part of lot I, block }, Birmingham; $500.
 J. J. Whittle to Fr lcis L.Whittle. lots and G. Whittle's su division of Wood lawn; $500.
 Bessemer Land and Improvement com pany to Bessemer Building and Loan as sociation, lot 19, block 278 Bessemer; $500.
 F. w. and J. c. Long to L. F. and Betsy Drennen, lot ?, block f. Walker Land company; $30.
 w. C. Bulger, by B. F. Roden & Co.,, to B. F. Roden & Co.,, lot in Birmingham; $650.-
 Trustees Chalybeate Springs Baptist church to Hewitt lodge No. 519, Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, lot near Chalybeate Springs; $50.
 Elyton company to z. T. Mozley, lot 5, block 140, Birmingham $305.
 Marriage Licenses.
 The following parties obtained license to marry from the probate judge yester- day: w. G. Hardin and Miss Minnie Freel, G. w. Braswell and Miss Ida Greenhill, James Mclaughlin and Miss Eliza O'Shorne.
 City Court.
 Daniel Dinsmore was granted divorce from his wife, Maggie Dinsmore, in the city court yesterday. Aside from that no business was transacted in either. Tomorrows docket is as follows:
 First division-Alabama National bank vs. J. L. Meade ct al, assumpsit: D. R. Weaver, administrator vs. Babe Ellis and Sallie Ellis; ejectment.
 William Watson vs. Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company; damages Lee C. Echols vs. George M. Morrow ct al; damages.
 Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad com pany vs J. w. Norment ct al; eject ment.
 Second division-Chancery docket
 Circuit Court
 The circuit court was not in session yesterday. The following non-jury docket is set for tomorrow:
 Gustavus- Harkless vs. Birmingham Railway Supply company, appear, B. M Allen vs. First National Bank of Bir- mingham, assumpsit; J. A. Fair vs. Alex Lowery, ejectment; N. w. Scott vs w. D. A. Brown; Nashville Show Case com pany vs. Henry Arnstein, appeal; Mary Schaefer vs. c. w. Austin, appeal; Woodlawn vs. Eugene F. Enslen, dam ages; N. L. Carpenter, Jr., vs. George Passe defendant, Jefferson County Saw ings bank garnishee. contest; w. s. Me Cornell and F. J. McNamara vs. Lizzie Horton defendant, Wade & Vaughan, claimants, J. T. Jones garnishee gar nishment on judgment; American Ma tional bank vs. Otto Marx, assumpsit; Sam Lichenstadter vs M. S. Blank; Henry Mineon vs. Dunn Bros, assump- sit; John c. Howton vs. J. B. Robbins, assumpsit.
 Inferior Court.
 The following cases were disposed of by Judge Montgomery yesterday morn ing in the inferior court:
 Phillipp Ehrie, seduction; dismissed. John Gleason, assault, 8 and costs. West Flynn, disorderly conduct, $l and cost.
 Sol Harris, assault with a knife. con- tinued until the 21st.
 R. c. Keith, an affray, $20 and costs. Dummy" a negro girl sticking fork in a negro boys arm, dismissed.
 Duval Neil. disorderly conduct. dis charged and cost assessed against pros ecutor, MT. House.