Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-14
Some Big Real Estate Transfers
 Are Recorded.
THE CRIMINAL COURT JURIES
Important Orders by the Federal Cour. Busy Record Day 'n the Probate
 Court.

Jury No. 1--.J. M. Hollis, J. H. Galla gher, A. L. Miller, w. L. Salisbury, A. N. Hawkins, G. w. Martin, Joseph Hum- ber W. T. Waters, w. J. Adams, W. II. Carlisle, J. $. Wilson, H. J. Smith. Jury No. 2-J. A.. Going, Rufus Tiller- son. Lewis P Howell, J. w. Forester, s. F. Weir, W. A. J. Moore, Sylvester Jor- dan, D. W. Coolsby, Clint Cole w. M. Phillips, A. c. Statum, D. R. Dunlap. Jury No. 3-B. D. Parsons, A. J. Lacey, c. J. H. Workman, J. B. Glenn, Thomas J. Brown, w. B. Harris, Louis Gelders, B. c. Hudgins, E. P. Vance, Fred P. Veeves. G. w. Batson J. c. Myers, Rob- ert Blair, J. w. Harris.
 The capital docket will be begun today. Charles Foster is to stand before the bar for alleged rape and Andy Oden for al- legged murder.
 United States Court
 The following orders were received yes 2 terday from Judge Bruce in Montgomery applicable to the case of F. c. Dunn vs. Gadsden and Attalla Union railway. The order reads:
 Pursuant to previous order of the court, the foregoing case having been this day heard in accordance with the order of December z, 1895, it is ordered that the injunction as set forth in said
  plainant within ten days of this time shall give good and sufficient bond in the sum of $2500 payable and condition ed as prescribed by law" The injunction referred to restraints de- fendants from selling the properties and effects of the Union Railway company. In the case of the East Tennessee, Vir- ginla and Georgia Railroad company vS. Gadsden, Ala, Furnace company, the or der is as follows:
 1.x., IA respondents to amended and supplement- al bill be allowed until the 10th day of February, lS96 in which to answer said bill"
 Very little was done in the other courts beyond the partial organization of the juries.
 City Court.
 Prevalent Life and Trust company vs J. F. B. Jackson; judgment for $20,000. c. A. O'Neill, trustee, vs. Wilkerson X Conner; on trial.
 M. M. Gwin vs. J. w. Worthington & In the first division the following jurors were chosen
 Jury No. 1-D H. Alexander J. S. Jenkins, H. B: Kimbrough, w. II. Moth ershed, Thomas Worthington, John Far rington, A. B. Bearden, $. V. Franklin, James H. White, J. R. Walker, J. w. Carroll, J. M. Morris.
 Jury No. 2-John T. Reed, w. B. Car michael, John May, J. w. Blackwell. S. w. Downs. George Courson. D. II. Heath. J. F. Russell; to be completed.
 Circuit Court
 Jury No. ID. l.. Cochran, L. R. Edge, A. D. Dunlap, J. w. Dupuy, w. S. Going. A. r. Borough, R. B. Rogers, S. A. Dupuy, A. J. OKeefe, w. k. Coker. A. J. Mansfield, J. B. Pondefer
 Jury No. 2.-J. w. Beasley A. c. Bright. J. w. Wilkes, o. B. Moore; to be com pleted
 Robert E. Bruce vs. North Birming ham Railway company; on trial
 Probate Court.
 A deed conveying the property of the Savannah and Western railway to the Central Railroad and Banking company of Georgia was filed yesterday. The grantors are Simon Borg, Robert c. Mar tin and Edwin s. Hooly, and the consid- eration is $7046,050 of the bonds of the Central Railroad and Banking Company of Georgia.
 The property was recently purchased by the grantors, who represented the bondholders of the Savannah and Vest ern for $1,500000 under decree of court ordering a public sale of the property. The following mortgages were also filed for record:
 Central of Georgia Railway company to Metropolitan Trust company of New York, first preference income mortgage; $4,OO0,0O0.
 
 > come mortgage; $7,000,000
 Same to Manhattan Trust company, third preference income mortgage; $4,- 000 000.
 Other transfers were recorded as fol- lows:
 George and Susan Lunsford to Lizzie Benagh, property at southeast corner of Eighth avenue and Twenty-fourth street; $5500.
 William Dorsey to s. w. Thompson yrf 0f lot nd block ', McDaniels addition to Birming- ham; S500
 Lizzie Benagh to Mary c. Benagh, To, at southeast corner of Eighth avenue and Twenty-fourth street. $5000.
 Elyton Land company and Elyton com pany to J. Goeter and s. Roman, lots 8, g. 10, block 93, Second avenue. north s1745.
 Hulda Burns and husband to Callle Daniels lot l, at northwest corner of lot 4 block T, northeast quarter of north west quarter, section 20, township IT range 3. west; $25
 James Spake to Fannie Baker, lots , and 8. block B. Irondale: s475.
 J. w. Tate to Oliver Tate, east half ot southwest quarter and west half o1 southeast quarter. section s; also east half of northwest quarter of section IT. all in township 15, range 4, west; $500.
 Inferior Criminal Court.
 Herbert Reed, disorderly conduct; 8. Ed Howley, disorderly conduct; $5. Andrew Evans, disorderly conduct; $5 John Moneyfeld, disorderly conduct; $5 Hattie Hatcher, disorderly conduct; $5 Annie Williams, disorderly conduct; $5 Herman Horn, disorderly conduct; $5 Alex Jones, dsorderly conduct; $10. Charles Leonard, Matthew Greene, M Custullo. loitering; $5.
 lack Hargrove, larceny; $15.
 Hattie Hatcher, resisting an officer; $5 William Powell. Will Young, Henry Davis, passing; $5.
 Harry Ma. field. nuisance; $5.
 John Dickerson. an affray; $5
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