Birmingham age-herald., 1895-05-26
IT IS CAPITAL WEEK.
P. G. BowNAN's CASE TO COME UP
As Also That of W. 6. Lunsford-John Bees And Pat Savage to Be Tried
 for Arsen

l ue cdplldl uOCNel Will De Cdiieu III llt criminal court tomorrow and several cases of unusual importance are down for trial, among which Is that of r. G. Bowman.
 P. G. Bowman, it will be remembered, shot and killed Eugene Jeffers in the Florence bar nearly year ago. His preliminary trial continued through sev- eral weeks, at the end of which he was relnanded to jail. Afterwards he was released on a writ of habeas corpus by Judge Sharpe of the city court, who re- quired him to give bond in the sum of 0000.
 It is doubtful if the case will go to trial tomorrow, however on account of the illness of Ex-Solicitor James E. Hawkins, who has been confined to his bed for several weeks with typhoid fe- yer
 trial tomorrow MT. Lunsford shot and killed a negro employe last summer. He is under d $10000 bond.
 John Bees and Pat Savage, who are charged with arson will be tried this week. Ii is alleged that they attempted< to blow up with dynamite a house at Warrior occupied by non-union miners during the strike last summer.
 Frank Byars, charged with murder has his case on tomorrow's docket.
 Sentenced.
 Judge Greene yesterday passed sen tence on the following prisoners
 Jake Newby, fifteen months and 143 days.
 John Perry. four months and fifty days.
 Jake Johnson. seven months and 146 days.
 Gilbert Armstrong. thirty months and 300 days.
 Mechanics Eein Asked For.
 B. F. McGimsey and R. F. Stewart yes terday filed bill in the city court against the Birmingham Compress com pany. J. J. Clapp, trustee. Jefferson County Savings bank and w. P. Calla- han x Co.,. in which the orators pray that an account be taken for material furnished and work done by them in building the Birmingham compress, for which balance of $9S4, they aver, is due and unpaid, and they also ask that it be decreed that they have a mechan- ie'S lien on said compress and leasehold.
 An Ejectment Suit.
 The trial of the issue between the Ten nessee Coal Iron and Railroad company and J. w. Norment ct al, in which the plainti1fs seek to eject the defendants from property claimed by the former, occupied the first division of the city court four or five days last week and had not been concluded yesterday after noon.
 Mondays calendar for the first divis- ion is as follows:
 J. Weidman Murray vs the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company; as- sumpst.
 Jesse E. Nevins vs Cora A. Powell ct al; damages
 D. H. Baldwin vs. J. B. Wood ct aI: certiorari
 Mrs. Julia Smith vs. Birmingham Rail- way and Electric company; damages
 Second division-Chancery docket
 Circuit Court.
 Business in the circuit court was dis cod .NG gls,-v
 B. M. Allen vs. First National bank; judgment for defendant.
 $. Kaufman vs. J. s. Smith, judgment for defendant
 Bamberger, Bloom & Co. vs Watts Coal and Iron company; judgment for plaintiff for S42505.
 Terry Rogers vs. J. W. Down; judg- ment for plaintiff for $525
 The non-jury calendar for tomorrow is as follows:
 Warrior Coal company vs. Model Min ing company. damages; Grant Thornton vs. Lewis and Morris Weinstein; Amanda Penny vs. Tom Echols, contest; Robert A. Quinn vs. Nesbtt 6 Co., de- fendants, S. J. Guscott, claimant, at B. 1Gthrdge; Ike Adler vs. William Trammell and A. H. Taylor. appeal mayor and councilmen of Avondale vs. L. Vondeboncoer, appeal; M J. Will Hams vs w. H. Williams, defendant Louisville and Nashville Railroad com pany, garnishees; J. Schwab & Go. claim ants; Brown Shoe company vs. Turner Coal company.
 Real Estate Transfers. United States to Lemuel o. Teague, northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section 2, township 16, range l west; letters patent.
 L. F. Box and wife to the Alabama Gtota 10fc n1 at East Lake; lot 13, Smithfield; lots {, 5 and Woodlawn. and several tracts of land in St. Clair county; $1.
 Nancy A. Parsons to B. M. Allen, southeast quarter of the northwest quar- ter of section 15, township IS, range T west containing about forty acres $50. William Morris and wife 10 Eugene Royerall. northwest quarter of lot ? and east half of the southwest quarter of section 36, township IT, range west: $450.
 A D. Smith and wife to Mrs SaIlie Hudson, lot 52, sherrod's addition to Woodlawn; $1250.
 Jefferson Ashwood to A. R. Holling- worth, west hQlf of lot 8, block l, in the southeast quarter of the northeast quar- ter of section SO township IF, range west; $50.
 G. w. and M A. Maddox to M. U. Maddox. part of the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter%of section 30, township IF, range west, containing two acreS; $1.
 United States to Julia P. Knabe, north west quarter of the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of the south west quarter of section ?, township 15, range l west; letters patent.
 Marriage Licenses.
 The following parties obtained li- censes to marry from the probate judges office yesterday:
 Jack Glaze and Miss Tidy Capps, A. J. Higgins and Miss c. c. Vines, J. c. Thompson and Miss Lida Furr Thomas D. Price Ir and Miss Mollie Hill James