Birmingham state herald., 1896-06-02
THIS IS BLACK GAP WEEK Capital Docket Sounded ia the
 Criminal Court. ANDY oDEN PUT ON TRIAL juries Organized in First Division of the City Court-Suits Decided on the
 Other Side.

Judge Greene in the criminal court yes-
 terday morning sounded the capital dock
 ct, after which juries for the week were
 empaneled as follows:
 Jury No. II. H. Goldberg, A. B. Wal
 drop, C. C. Seals J. F. Childs, z S. Wyatt.
 T. J. Faucett, W. H. Wright J. C. Eu-
 banks, M. G. Rushton, F. B. Yielding,
 J. D. Cowan and J.. H, Hagood. Jury No. 2-J. H. Arlington, o. M. Par
 sons, J. M. Marks R. T. Hulsey, L. H.
 Shuttleworth, z. R. Ware, A. T. Sellers,
 R. B. Rogers. John w. Moore, J. A. Jack
 son, J. B. Burton and J. B. Batson.
 Jury No. 3-W J. Rushton, J. J. Kim
 mons, M D. Hagood J. J. Marlborough,
 J. H. Cox, D. l.. Parsons, J. w. Parsons, E. H. King, M. T. Bearden, Asbery Meeks, J. F. Bell and A.4B. Leatherwood. The case of Andy oden, charged with murder was begun at the afternoon ses- sion.
 City Court. Juries were organized in the first di- vision of the city court, Judge Wilkerson presiding, as follows
 Jury No. HI. c. House, D. R. Mur-
 phree, W. T. Massey G. Mariner, James
 Poe, w. M. Shipp, D. B. Grace, J. E.
 Franklin, James H. Brown, J. T. Tram
 mell, T. F. Terrell and Barney Moran. Jury No. 2-W. D. Young, T. H. Me- Cure, Sumter Bethea, J. c. Goldwire, J.. T. Myers, w. T. Crawford, T. J. Hick- man, B. M. Brazeal, P. M. Vance J. T.. Terry J. A. Burgin and o. L. Drake. The following cases were heard and disposed of:
 simmons, Durham & Co; ys. J, ". Me Carty; verdict for plaintiff for $277 I. L. Fraleigh vs A. L. Hochstadter; verdict for plaintiff for $264. R. E. Collins vs. R. M. Pool; verdict | for plaintiff for $1S0.
 The case of George J. Miller vs Ger man-American Insurance company was | on trial at adjournment. Second division, Judge Sharpe presid- l ing-The chancery docket was sounded, and large number of cases were dis posed of. s Probate Office. The following land papers were filed | in the probate office yesterday: Thomas D. and Mallory J. Hodges to | Mary Bibby, warranty deed. to twenty | five acres of land, being part of the southwest quarter of the northeast quar- l ter of section 20, township 16, range 3 | west, all mineral rights reserved; $125, Bettie D. Eborn to Frank F. Ellis, trustee, warranty deed to lots 31, 35 and | 37, in block 4, Eborn's North Birming- ham addition; $125. .s M H. Burgess and wife to Frederick Weigand, warranty deed to lots 17 and IS, in block 230 city of Birmingham $1350. -a Mrs. Florence E. Jordan to Thomas H. Benners, deed to east half of lot 15, in block S9 city of Birmingham; $400. B. M. Allen to c. .sand Q. J. Neill, quit claim deed to lot 8, subdivision H, | block 107, city of Birmipgham; $S919. Rufus H. Scott to Annie E.. Scott ct al., quit claim deed to part efAthe northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of sec tion 13, township IS south, range west; $1.
 Thomas 1T. Mcclure to John w. Snow, warranty deed to All acres of land; $500. Inferior Criminal Court. The following cases were disposed Of | by Judge F'eagin yesterday: | Richard Stafford, lettering; $5. l John Green, disorderly conduct; $5. George Sherrod, violating section 59O | of the city code; $10.
 Robert Turk, Arthur Ross and John | Henry, lettering; $5 each. Peyton Johnson, Jumping on and off | moving train; $2
 | George.S .Sherrod, reckless driving; $5. Bun Scott, larceny; bound over to the | grand jury in the sum of $10O. l Gus Wynn, same; same verdict.