Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-20
IN THE COURTS.

Chancery court adjourned for the term yesterday after a session of several weeks. During the past week the following causes were transacted: Elyton Land company vs. w. P. Pinck- ard ct al.; submitted. B. Brownold ct al. ys. George Passe eft al. submitted. Merchants Insurance company of New Jersey ct al vs. Iron City Bottling works ct al; submitted. c. ". Rolin vs. Raine Rolin; submitted. Catherine McAnally vs. Sallie M. St1n- son; submitted. Fannie A. Austin vs. United States Saw ines. Loan and Building company; sub mitted.
 Cohn & Co. ct al. vs. Royal Insurance company ct al. submitted. $. Brown, assignee, vs. l. Phillips ct al. i; su ubmitted
 North Highland company vs. J. K. Bill heimer; decree of foreclosure entered Sterling A. Wood ct al. vs. Mary A. Keene ct al. decree of sale rendered.
 Joseph r. Johnston, trustee, ys. Lida B. Gresham ct al. decree of settlement rem dered. s-s=zs
 CRIMINAL COURT.
 The non-capital felony docket will be called in the criminal court tomorrow. The grand jury adjourned yesterday morning until tomorrow. sr
 CITY COURT.
 The following decisions were rendered in the first division of tire city court yes.er. day:
 c. II. Francis ct al. vs. E. Lesser, as- sumpsil judgment for plaintiff for S283 Southwestern Publishing company vs. Joel C. DuBose, assumpsit; judgment for plaintiff for S14S. Louisville Coffin company vs. E. Frs we'll, assum psit; judgment for plaintiff for s704.
 Hall. Noise 6 Co. ys. Richard D. Bur nett, assumpsiti judgment for plaintiff for S369.
 I. Epstein vs. Lillie Lester, certiorarf; judgment for defendant aud damages as- sessed at S12.
 Adam Morrow vs. Peter Zinszer; iuag- ment for plaintiff for S7. Jane Morrow vs. Peter Zinszer; judg- ment for plaintiff for property sued for. Alabama State Land company vS. Louis Laird judgment for plaintiff for land sued for.
 Hugh NJ. DeJarnett has brought suit for S150 against the Springfield Fire Insurance company of Springfield, Mass. The following causes are on tomorrow's s city court docket, first division:
 A. J. Lupton vs. Scottish Union and Ma tional Insurance company, assumpsit.
 stephen c. Kleinsorge, alias John Kline, vs. Charles w. Kline, damages. stephen Kleinsorge, alias John Kline, vs. Henry E. Kline ct al., damages.
 James Mcdonald, pro ami, vs. Wood- ward Iron company, damages.
 Second divsion-Chancery docket.
 CIRCUIT COURT.
 Jury cases will be called in the circuit court tomorrow as follows:
 James J. Laughran ys. William P. Brewer, damages; R. E. Linn ct al. vs. Alabama Great Southern Railroad com. pany, damages; Albert Meyer, by his next friend, etc., vs. hompson-Hutchinson Building company ct al., damages; H. c. Mayer vs. the same, damages; Alabama sit; Mary O. Bsnaugh vs. L. T. Bradfeld ct al. assumpsit; Eviyn H. King vs. L. T.. Bradheld ct al., assumpsit. COMMISSIONERS COURT.
 John and Will Gillian were arrested in Tuskaloosa county yesterday and brought to the city. They are charged with retail- ing liQuor without license and were taken before United States Commissioner Burney for trial, but the witnesses had not arrived and a continuance was taken until the 23d. -ss.t .f e. s-r4 k. W. Owen of Blount county was tried in United States Commissioner Wilson g court yesterday and required to give bond in the sum of $200 for retailing liquor with out license.
 Milas Copeland of Marshall county was tried in the same court and placed under a S20o bond for selling liquor without h- cense.
 RECORDERS COURT.
 In the recorder's court yesterday morn ing Will Lockett, William Jackson, John Brown, Andrew Evans, Ed Patton. Will Hall and Bob Harris were given fifteen days each upon the streets for disorderly conduct.
 Ed Johnson. charged with larceny of towels from Caheen Bros. & Co.,, was fined S5 and costs.
 Wash Wesson, who was sentenced to work on the streets few days ago, refused 10 work, and Recorder Martin added ten days to his sentence. Will Jackson was fined S1 and costs for distributing hand bills on the sidewalk. DECISION NOT YET RENDERED.. Judge Greene has not yet rendered his decision in the Bowman change Of venue case, the arguments in which he heard week before last. The attorneys for the defense have been granted permission to file a brief, and 1t will take several days to get that ready. The solicitor will then file an answer thereto, after which Judge Greene will take the matter under consid- erstiop. h view of the large number of affidavits and references it will require some time to arrive at decision.