The age-herald., 1897-11-18
WANTS $la,ODO.OO DAMAGES For Alleged Injury Received
 From a Wagon. A TOUGH MOUTHED HORSE Walker Claims Was the Cause of His Being Run 0ver-D. Bernhard & Co. De-
 fendants-Court News.
A TOUGH MOUTHED HORSE

Arthur S. Walker yesterday filed suit in the city court against D. Bernhard &t Co., and John G. Bradley, for damages in the sum of $10,000.
 The plaintiff alleges that the defend- ants were engaged in the fish and oys- ter business in this city and used wagon to deliyer goods to their custom CTS. That on the 18th day of November 1896, while walking along Third avenue at the intersection of Twentieth street
 he was hit in the side and breast by a shaft of wagon of the defendants. was knocked down and run over by the horse and wagon, his skull fractured and he otherwise badly injured, where by he was so injured that for a long time he was prevented from attending to his necessary and lawful duties, and de- prfvSd of great gain that would have otherwise accrued, and put to great ex- penses for medical treatment. He fur ther alleges that his injuries wS re caus- ed by the negligence and carelessness of defendants in suffering tough mouthed horse to be hitched to the wag on in charge of a young and incompe- tent driver, thereby injuring him to the extent of $10,000 which he seeks to re- cover.
 The case of J. N. Martin ys. the Bir- mingham Railway and Electric com pany for $5,0O0 damages was concluded in the first division of the city court yesterday, Judge Wilkinson giving the Q H .a1 rhnro7o n faUOr n tho daf7 t1d- ant. The case will be appealed to the supreme court.
 In the case of the Alabama National bank vs J. K. and M. L. Smith, assunpT sit, was taken up and is now on trial. It will probably be concluded this morn ing. Mountjoy & Tomlinson appeared the defendants.
 DIVORCES.
 Three dlvonce cases were filed in the city court yesterday:
 Mack Williams vs. Minerva Williams; abandonment and adultery. nl
 Lucy Gould, pro ami, vs. Willie Gould.
 violence to person.
 Nancy Thompson, pro ami, vs Frank Thompson; violence to person. .l CIRCUIT COURT. In the case of Albert Adler vs. George Eustis assumpsit, a verdict was given for the defendant. h'3 'iF J. and W. Capps vs. A. s. Brown; dis
 missed for want of prosecution.
 James T. Hair & Co. vs. A. J. Hall, ap- peaa; dismissed for want of prosecution. CRIMINAL COURT. In the criminal court yesterday Charles Alley and Clint Hathaway pleaded guilty to the charge of COW stealing undsr sev- eral indictments and the cases against W7ll.am Alley charged with the same of fense, were passed.
 The mem were arrested on warramts charging them with killing cowts and selling the hides, and wene later indicted by the grand jury. A number of cases
 were docketed against thsm. One of the Alley boys was recently appointed posi- master at Elyton by the present adminis- tration.
 SUBMITTED TO CHANCELLOR DOWDELL. The suit in cfancery which was being heard by Chancellor Dowdsl in this city
 was concluded yesterday morning and the case submitted on the oral argu- ments. It wiMl probably be some time before decree is entered fin this case as many important points of law are in volved.
 MARRIAGE LICENSES. G. W. Garner and Miss Annie Belle Prayton. M Joseph A. Black and Miss Charlie T. Bankston.
 John Reichwend to Adelina Look.
 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. w Houghton to James R. satter- field and A. P. Young, lot in block 2, city; $4,000.
 Bettie Montgomery to J. K. Smith
 and wife. lot 10 of R. s. Montgomery's
 property in northwest quarter of north
 west quarter. section g. township 1S,
 range 8; $50.
 J. P. Capps and wife to J. A. Capps, | part of northwest quarter of northwest quarter, section 35. township r, range 4. west; $5
 Same to w. M. Capps. six acres dn
 southwest corner of southeast quarter | of southwest quarter, section 26 town ship 1T, range west; $5. fef | Same to same, two acres beginning 1 2S0 yards west of northeast corner of | northwest quarter of northwest quarter, 1 section 35 township II, range 4 west; $5. 9r East Lake Land company to Mrs. w. B. Langford, lot 8, in block B. East Lake; $50.
 W. M. Adams and wife to Meakin Bragg, west half of lot 5, in block fin askAAAAAAAAGAAAnaaaAaa<eaaafssaa2ax Ths ccal dealers are in giee E