The age-herald., 1897-11-13
1T LAST T E FINISHED
The Jones Case Went to the Jury
 Yesterday.
NO VERDICT LAST NIGHT
Judge Greene and Judge Porter Both Sick-A Petition in the Chancery Court
 Justice Courts.

The now celebrated Jcnes case was gIiven to the jury in the first division Of the city court at 4:15 o'clock yestar- day afternoon
 At o'clock last night the jury had not agreed upon v=rdict, and were taken to hotel in charge of Uncle Tom Par loer the badliff of the court.
 Second Division
 In the second division e the city court the case of the Snyder Banana company vs. Wan &Lcca.cio assumpz.t, was dis missed fer want eff pros :cution.
 The following cases were continued:
 G. Ganhrino vs. G. w. Antonine, ap- peal.
 M. W. Higgins vs. Birmingham Rail- way and Electric company. damages.
 W. H. Crouch vs. Southern Railway company, damages.
 Circuit Court.
 Little business has been transact d in the circuit court th.s week. The non jury docket will be taken up on Mon day morning ard it is thought that the court will get down to solid work, and will dispose of much business.
 Thers was no session of the criminai
 Criminal Court court yesterdaly on account of the ill., ness of Judge Greene, who is confined 10 bis home with a. ssvere cold.
 On Monday the non capital felony docket will he taken up in this court and continued through the wesk.
 The cases against William ard Charles li,,t Int hay phtaWr-n1 with grant, larceny, have been set for Wednesday,.
 Thsse are the men from F'lyton, who, it is alleged, killed cows and sold the hides.
 Several other important eases are on the docket and will probably go to trial.
 Probate Court
 Judge M. T. Porter, of the probate court was unable to be in his court again yesterday cn account of slight illness, and in consequence the case G. H. Cole. ct all. ys. Carolina Call was passed until the 18th instant
 This action ia Litigation over a will which is being contested on the grounds of alleged una1undness of m.nd and of undue influence.
 Chancery Court
 4 pstat!on was presented in the chan cery court yesterday by the Birmingham National bank, a creditor. against Ser tha c. Morris, adm.nistratriX, to force a settlement and after considerable argu- ment went over until the 10th instant. Cabantss & wealSley, and Mountjoy & Tomlinson appeared for the petitioner and R. H. Pearson for the administra- trix.
 Justice Courts
 Myzelle Reynolds, negro woman. was taken before Justice Benners yesterday on charge of larceny of bicycle. After hearing the evidence Justice Benners dischargd the prisoner. George Hunter, charged with assault with intent to murder was taken before Justice Callalan yesterday and the case passed until Monday. Marriage License Thomas R. Sullivan and Miss Dolly M McCendon. J. w. Mccoy and Mrs. V. A. Owens. Real Estate Transfers w. P. Fitzpatrick to J. W. Hood, lots 2 and 3 in block 3, and lots 3 and 8 in block in Mrs. P. Kilpa tricks sur NCyb @lVV.
 Huey Land company to J. Neal. lot 8 in block in survey of northwest quar- ter of northwest quarter, section 32 township IT, range 3, west; S110. James G. Thompson to J. Neal, lot 6 in block 6 in Huey Land company's sur vey at Pratt City; $355. James G. Thompson to l.. Neal, lots '. 8 and in block in same survey; $34O. R. w. Glover to B. R. Turner, south east quarter of southwest quarter, sec tion 22. township 15, range 4; $10.
 Berney National bank and West End Land company to Julia A. Owens, lot 8 in block 2 in West End Land com panys survey; $1, etc. A. E. Grace to E. A. Duffin, lot 25x 75 feet in section 19, township IT, range 3, west; $85.
 WILL PRAY FOR YOUNG MEN.