The age-herald., 1897-11-11
RESULT OF CAHADA WRECK Another Suit Has Been Filed For
 $20,0O0, JONES CASE HOLDS FORTH A Recess Was Taken to Allow Attorneys to At- tend the United States Court-J. M.
 HagOod Given a Verdict,

Another suit resulting from the Cahaba river bridge wreck has been filed in the ciflclIlt dcult against the Louisville and Nashville Railroad company for $20,00O damages.
 W. K. TleIrry, administrator of the es- tate of James A. Bowling, deceased. who was express messenger on the ill-fated train Is plaintiff in the case.
 In the same court the case of Bessie c. McCrossn vs. John Daley is still on trial.
 The Age-Herald's repo-G of Judge Banks colmmendaltion of the verdict of the jury in the Handcoclk-W Walker case, could have baen ltteIlally construed as a reflection upon the verdict which was not the case, as tlDat portion of his re- marks which said that "at was usur- ious and outrageous" was directed to- wards the case itself and the verdict was highly commended.
 City Court
 The case of s. A. Jones, administrator Is still on trial in the first division of the city count. A recess was taken yesterday morning until o'clock to allow the att iholrneys to attend United States court where they had cases to look after. The trial was resumed in the afternoon.
 Second Division
 The case of J. M. Hagood vs. Daniel Hope which had been on trial before Judge Sharpe since Monday resulted in a veidiot for the plaintiff for $S97.47
 The following verdicts we're also rem dered:
 Beck & Gregg Hardware company vs. Phillips & Oveastreet et al., defendants. Mitchell & Garrett, claimants, appeal. By consent verdict was rendered for claimant releasing property claimed and against the claimant for cost of claim suit.
 M. F. Webb vs. Perrynran & Co.,, ap- peal a verdict was rendered. for $27 .50 A. s. Cameron Steam Pump works, vs. Phillips & Wiggs Machinery company, assumpsft. judgment was render5d for p1aIintiff fcr $1,114.70.
 Judgment for pIaintff for premises sued for was realdered In the case of J. D. MourGs vs. ]. Hamper. ejeetment from the non jury dockAt.
 Criminal Court
 The nfsdemelanpr docket is still en- giaging the attention of Judge G-kene in the criminal court. Several eases were disposed of yesterday Probate Court The case of Thomas Holt cit al vs Ma ry Holt, adnin,st1altslx of the estate of Thomas Holt, dIsceaced, was called by Judge Porter, of ths probate court yes teriday-, but was paSiel until the 1Jhh instant. The suit grew out of the set- tlemenib of the estate of Thomas Holt, who died in this city.
 Marriage License
 R. W. Waadrop and Miss Ethel Huey.
 Real Estate Transfers
 Southsl1da Land company to Hugh Howard, lot 20 in block 1, in Southside Land oompany's survey; $500.
 w. w. Elland and wife to Matti'e E. Ellard, east quarter of southwest quar- ter of southwest quanter, section g. township IT, range west; 1, etc.
 King Land ahJd Improvement company to R. N. Rhodes, five acres, being 330 feet north of northeast corner of soa1th- west quarter of southwest quarter, ssc- tion 20, township IF. range west; $500 P R. Parsons and wife to Florence Katz lot 6, in block 10. i'm East Avon dale; $55o.
 w. E. Biveris and wife to Charles Bur- cott, 213 acres beginnlng alt northeasb corner of nor'thisaSt quarter, section 26, township IS, range 4, and quarter of an adre fin southeast quarter of nortIheast quanter, section 26, township 18, range 4; s55.
 J. G., and J. l.. Hardy to G. B. Ed wards, lot 8, i'm block 5, Brighton $377
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