Birmingham state herald., 1897-02-24

eluding the officers until yesterday when she was recaptured in Blount county.
 The following eases were disposed Of irs the crimina! court curing yesterdays session: laro5iay of a wheel valtfe6 at S5J.
 Eli Kay, Well-known character, has been indicted for burglary and grand lar ceny, but the indictment was found to be defective, and Ray was ordered held for the issuance of new one.
 Arthur Gordon and Walter Johnson had their indictments amended, and then entered a plea of guilty as charged.
 John Wilson alias Chippy Kyle; Jep- tha Newland alias Hudy Mann, and Will Warren, alias Chicago Red, were charged with burglary and grand larceny Mann asked for a separate trial, which was granted, but the other two were adjudged guilty as charged by the jury, and the value of the goods placed at $60 Wilson and Warren were sent to Pratt mines nNe years ago for burglary and grand lar ceny, and had just regained their liberty, when they broke into the May x Thomas Hardware company'S store and succeed ed in burglarizing it. Chief McDonalq went to Louisville some time ago ana brought them back for trial. They had been captured by the Louisville police on information given by Chief McDon- ald
 Jeff Holmes had been indicted for bur glary and grand larceny, but the charge was changed to petit larceny, and he en- tered a plea of guilty.
 George Wilson was found guilty of hay ing stolen a watch from BenJamln Thomas, the value of which was placed at $10.50. The jury also rendered yer dict for that amount in favor of Thomas.
 Ali Johnson, alias Eph Johnson, grand larceny; guilty as charged, and the value of stolen goods fixed at $1.1O.
 CITY COURT.
 City Stable company vs. Birmingham Railway and Electric company; given to the jury at D. m yesterday.
 CHANCERY COURT.
 The only case filed yesterday was by Esther Sheldon, by her next friend, J. '. Sheldon, against Birmingham Building and Loan association, for the recovery of moneys paid into the defendant company by the plaintiff.
 PROBATE COURT.
 The following couples were yesterday licensed to wed:
 H Whitehead to Miss Lizzie Holt.
 M R. Carmichael to Miss Nettie Glaze.
 Philip I. Moore to Miss Mary Bald ridge.
 A long list of real estate transfers were filed for record, as follows:
 c. w. Nichols to James A. Davis, lot D, block 6, according to Reed & Browns survey, of the southwest + of northwest 4 of section 20, township 17, range west, $iOO. north E of southeast 4 of northeast A of section 4, township IF, range west; mineral rights reserved; $200.
 J. V. Samples to A. G. Copeland, north F of southeast F of northeast A of sec, tion 1, township, F, range west; mineral rights reserved; $234.
 Ala bama Building and Loan associa- tion to James A. Davis. lot 6, block 6, ac- cording to Brown & Reeds survey of the southwest A of northeast A of section 20, township IF, range west; $2O5.
 w. A. Sawyer and wife to Bettie R. Burwell, southwest A of northwest A and northwest A of southwest A and north west A of northwest 4 and northeast A of northwest IA, less 10 acres off of north end thereof. all being parts of section 36, township 16, range 2 west; also north F of northeast 4 and northwest A of south east A of section 31, township 16, range ? west, containing, in all, 270 acres; $,- 327.79.
 Katherine H. Ingram to Willis J. Mill ner, lots [, 8. 9. 10, Il and F. block PIP, city; $600
 East Lake Land company to L. P. Ma son south 1a of lot IF, block 8, section 15, township west $10.
 Robert Warnock to Alex Dallas, lot 12, block T: lot 1, block 5; lot 2, block 5; lot 2, block 3; lot 2. block 4; parts of lots and 4, block 10; lots 3, block g; lots l and 2,
 
 addition to Birmingham, tax deed; $30 George Eustis to G.. w. Ware, above property. tax deed; $3S95.
 Alex Dallas to G. W. Ware, above prop erty, quit claim $665S.
 G. w. Ware to Mrs. Lon Leath, above described property, $77S5.
 Alabama Building and Loan associa- ton to J. H. Heineke, lot 6, block, 6, ac- cording to Brown & Reeds survey of the southwest A of northeast H of section 20, ff,xxr h in nc
 J. H. Heineke to Alabama Building and Loan association. lot 6, block 6, same as above property; $3S6.49.
 Alice and J. M. Hook to Frank O. Hat tan, lot 20, block g, West End; $500 and other consideration.
 INFERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.
 Judge Feagin dealt with very heavy docket yesterday morning, and very few cases were continued. The continued cases for the week amount to about one dozen.
 Rena and Jim Baker were arrested on a warrant out of Justice Martins court on a charge of abusive language. They were fined $9.S5 each, $4.S5 of which is costs.
 Early Houston warrant out of Justice Benner's court for assault and battery; $10.35.
 Jim Roehuck, abusive language, with a warrant from Benner's court; $10.35
 Ali Baylor, disorderly conduct, failed 
 taken against his bondsmen, and an alias warrant issued for him.
 Felix Wright. assault and battery on Della Harris, s5. It is said that one lit- tie slap constituted the offense
 Henry Lockett was tried on the com plaint of Kate Helms for disorderly con duct Lockett was discharged and the costs, $2.50, taxed on Kate.
 Morris Jackson, disorderly conduct, $5 and costs.
 Arthur Thomas, larceny of groceries from H. W. Eggler, $5 and costs
 Noah Suttles, disorderly conduct. $5. W. H. Fields, yagrancy and larceny of forty packs of cigarettes from a store house. case continued until this morning. It is said that Fields worked around a fish stand on the South Side and at the first opportunity walked off with the cigarettes.
 Emma Griffin, the white woman ac- cused of setting fire to her husbands dwelling house was bound over to the grand jury under $200 bond.