Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-26
AT 10 O'CLOCK SUNDAY l
The Jury in the Case of ". G. f4
 Lunsford
SAID HE WAS A FREE MAN
All the Courts Started Up BriskIy Yesterday. Judge feagin's Bench for Mourners
 Was Full

After an all nights sitting Saturday
 night and again on Sunday morning un-
 til 10 o'clock the criminal court jury in the case of w. G. Lunsford, charged with
 murder in having killed Nose Arnold,
 brought in a verdict of not guilty. MT. Lunsford was congratulated by many friends on being acquitted of the charge. The following cases were disposed of in the same court:'s ~+tsz- Will Hamilton, assault and battery with weapon; guilty and fine of $25. Jim Scott same charge; guilty and a fine of $50. Tom Sims. escape from custody; s10. Circuit Court In the circuit court, Judge Banks pre- siding, the case of c. A. Senn, register vs. B. Steiner H. Joseph ct al, suit for breach of bond, was being heard at the time of adjournment.
 The following jurors were empaneled for the week: H36..-.e Jury No. IN. D. Maske, J. M Nc Laughlin. k. H. Monerief. J. F. Cash, M Sellers, D. H. Lewis, w. H. Tracks, R. A.
 Mcintosh, S. T. Watson, z. Buckaloo, |. J. Findley and l.. B. Ratliff. Jury No. "A. P. McKlesky A. H. Mill Ter John Lentz, John W. Anderson, W. ID. Dorragh, B. M. Eastis, A. J. Hit, James German, w. D. Young. J. c. Fant, John T. Hughes and James w. Sims. City Court | First division, Judge Wilkerson pre- siding-Joe Dabsky vs. Alabama Great Southern Railroad company, damages for injuries received at the Twentieth street crossing; on trial. | The jurors in this court for the present week are as follows
 Jury No. 1--J. M. Holcomb J. w Ja1d ID .41f.. Bailey, J. M. Brake, David s. Brooks. S M. Simms, John Woodrow, c. M. Yield ing, s. ID. Linn and Jack Graves. Jury No. 2-W. J. Baird, w. T. Tyler T. J. Carter, A. A. Tyler, A. w. Burgin H. F. Shoemaker, w. l.. c. Yam, Jessie Snow, J. E. Ellis, F. H. Ustick, W. L. Burford R. B. Smith.
 Second division, Judge Sharpe presiding -Loveman. Joseph & Loeb vs. Louisville and Nashville Railroad company, dam ages for injuries to mule; on trial. A divorce was granted to John Gilbert from his wife. Julia Gilbert. Adultery was the charge.
 Inferior Criminal Court. Judge Feagin disposed of a large amount of business in the inferior crimi- nal court, as follows
 Zannette Williams. disorderly conduct Willie Lee Rogers, refusing to work after sentence; $5. William Denner, violating section 1885 oi the city code $3.
 | Jennie Walker, disorderly conduct; $5 Will Stedman, refusing to work after sentence; $5 and costs
 Will Smith, fighting; $5. I !, Will Smith, disorderly conduct; $5. I Olie Bishop, fighting; $5. Ed Garrett grand larceny; continued Ed Slaughter, disorderly conduct: $5. Charley Jones. disorderly conduct; $10 Hamp Murphy, disorderly conduct; $5 Jack McMann, disorder1y conduct; $5. Fritz Carle, violating section 626 of the l city code; s25 and costs. Appealed. Sam Lincoln, disorderly conduct; $5. Fannie Bennett, grand larceny; bound over to the grand jury in the sum of $2o0 Bertie Merritt Yagrancy; $7.5O. Beulah Reid, vagrancy; $10. Oscar Easter, attempted grand larcepyi sl5 and fifteen days extra on the streets. Robert Felton, trespassing; $5. Probate Court. In the probate office @ large number of land papers were filed. Among the most important were the following: Charles Drennen and B. Steiner to J. M. Mcdonald, quit claim deed to a lot of land beginning 150 feet from the south east corner of the northwest quarter of ship IS, range west, thence south AIS Fleet, west 104 feet north AIS feet, east 104 feet to the point of beginning: S1250. William D. Bureh to c. E. Morrison warranty deed to lot 12 In the Dexter & Morrison subdivision of the estate of Richard Forsyth, being the west half of the southwest quarter of section 21, town ship IT, range west in the town of Woodlawn; $250. Mary E. and E. N. Tlndall to William D. Burch, deed to above. William F. Fulton and wife to Samuel Grscom, warranty deed to lot 385 in block 19, Powell's addition to Birmingham, known as Cleveland; $325. w M. and w. B. Adams to Charles and Irene Scott. warranty deed to part of the northeast quarter of the south east quarter of section B, township 16, range west. sixty-eight acres. more or less, mineral rights excepted; $50 Robert McDaniel to Hannah and Fan
 nit Cole, warranty deed to the surface
 rights of a parcel of land commencing
 264 feet north of the southeast corner of the northwest quarter of the south
 east quarter of section 20, township IS,
 range 4 west, and west 420 feet, thence
 south 210 feet, thence west 315 feet. thence south 21O feet thence east 315 feet to point
 of beginning; $40.
 P. J. McAdory, trustee, to Hastings
 Magill. warranty deed to lot 3, block 1, in the northwest quarter of section 34, town
 chin 12 raupe west. S500.