The age-herald., 1897-11-10
ALLEGED INJURY IF STOCK Causes a $500 Suit Against the
 e., M. 6 B. Road. JONES CASE CONTINUES Verdict For the Defendant in the Brown ys. Brown Case--A Father Suing His
 Son For S5,00O.

In the ely court yesterday D. D. Home and Dug Rhea, as partners under the firm name of Home, Rhea & Co.,, filed suit against the Kansas City Mem- plls ard Birmingham Railroad conn pany for damages in the sum of $500.
 The plaintiffs allege that on the 18th day of April. 1897, they delivered to the Mobile and Ohio Railroad company, a common carrier at East St. Louis, Ill, twenty-five horses and mules consigned to J. M. Neill &-Son, Birmingham, Ala. The defendants were at the time com mon caftLer, operating a connecting Ine from Tupelo to Birmingham. and as such received saGd horses and mulss from the Mobile and ohio Railroad com pany and undertook to deliver them to said J. M. Nell & Go. for a reward.
 PlaiIitdff further alleges that said undertaking was not performed but on the coELaGy the defendants did not de- liver said horsels and mules to J. M Neill x Co.,, in as good -con1. tion as when they were so shipped. They allsge that. many of the animals when delivered Were badly cut bruised torn and wound ed, and otherwise injured, and greatly deprectated in value.
 In the fits division of the city count the case of s. A. Jones, administrator ys. the Louisville and Nashville Rail road company for $25O00 damages fer the alleged death of James s. Jones is still on trial Several witnesses we're exam ined yesterday and were put through hot cross-exam:nat1o by MT. BcwnIan, attorney for the plaintiff. The case wil probably consume the, rest of this, and may possibly go over into next week.
 Second Division
 AS tho f,.-t df1rse;o,, tho <.oao,,a l5 vision of the city court is engaged on a case that is consuming much time. The case of James M. Hagood ys. Daniel Hope administrator of Mary s. Hope deceased, assumpslt, which was taken up Monday is still on trial. The argu- naenit wats finished ye.Iterday afternoon and the charge will be given to the jury this morning.
 Circuit Court.
 The case of James A. Brown vs. De- malious Brown, for damages in the sum of s5,000 for alleged trespass and as- sau1ts, which has been on trial, was given to the jury yesterday afternoon and verdict returned for the defend ant.
 The case of B. G. McCrossin vs. John Daley, attachment, was taken up and is now on trial.
 Criminal Court
 The misdemeanor docket Is still en- gazing the attention of the criminal court. Several cases were disposed of yesterday but no convictions were had. The following have been convicted in that court this week:
 Paul Jones, carrying concealed weap- ons; fined $50.
 Bsll Parker, keeping house3 of i'll fame, fined $10 and seventy days In jail.
 Jim Roden, abusive language; fined BIO.
 Ella Barlow, abusive language; fined $500
 John Robertson, keeping house Of ill fame; fined $10.
 Joe H. Mckinney, assault and battery with a weapon; fined $100.
 Marriage License
 C.. T. Rhlidy and Miss Julia McClain. H. s. Matthews and Mrs. Ellie Graves Shoebber.
 Warren Wright and Miss Maggie AL dridge.
 John Henry Menge, Jr, and Miss Rosa Sloss.
 J. N. Tucker and Miss Mary J. Frew
 Real Es;asc Transfe-s
 J. T. Hembrer to Sarah J. Hembrer- Southeast quarter of lot l. in. block B. in northwest quarter of northwest quar- ter, section 29, township IT. range 8, and west half of lot 8, in block l, in southeast quarter of northeast quarter section 30, township IT, range west; $200.
 w. J. Williams to c. G. Anderson-Lot in Warrior; $113.75.
 Albert Adler and wife to T. F. Wimber- ly-Lot T. in block S49, city; $3,750.
 J. F. Crawford and wife to W. L. Cos ton-west half of northeast quarter of southwest quarter, sec.ion 35, township IS, range west; $100.
 A. B. Wheeler to same-Southeast quarter of northwsst quarter section 34, township 1S range west; S100,
 West End Land company to Rirming- ham Building and Loan association Part of north half of southwest quan,er of northeast quarter section 9, and part of southeast quarter of northwest quar- ter, seNldon 8, and pant of north half of north half, section 8, and west half of northwest quarter of northw St quarter, section 9, and part eff west half of south- west quan CT, section 4. all in township IS, range west; $6,600
 M. Carle and husband ito Fred Carle Jr.-Southwest quarter of section "A, township IT, range west; $750
 J. c. Gilmer and wife to L. w Milton Southwest quarter of southwest quarter, section 33. township 15. range east {; $336.
 k. P. and IT. B. Norman to J. H. and M. E. Sica,brough--Lot 8 in block B, Pratt City.
 w Cecil-Lot 4sx142h feet, beginning 1111s wesis of northwest corner of Ave- nus J and Eighteenth street, city; value received:
 J. P Daily to J. Gansor-Lot 20, in block 123, city; s1,S00
 Pierce Warrior Coal company to l.. Bevei-I.ot ', in block 1. Warrior; $20O. Lawson Rebel and wife to J. IA. Col Mns-Same as above: $375.
 Pearson Coal and Iron company to sene--Part of let 1, in block 15, Warrior; $50
 M N. Daniels and wife to same-Lot 2, in block 15 Warrior; $250.
 J. A. Owens to r. S. Milner-Iot 5. in block T, West End; value received
 Bessemer Land and Improvements conn pany to M. C.. Iipscomb-Lots Il, 12 and 1S, in block 166, Bessemer; $500. \ MR. FIIOlIA REPLIES.