The age-herald., 1897-12-16
\ DECREE OF FORECLOSURE
Property of United States Car
 Company To Be Sold
THE KLEIN CASES ARGUED
Iu igments Final Entered -MOsby vs. Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company Still On
 Trial-Judgments by Agreement

In the United States court yesterday Judge Boarman rendered decree of fore closure and sale in the case of the Central Trust company, of New York, vs the United States Car company.
 The court appointed J. A. w. Smith spe- cial master, who is ordered to advertise the sale, if the amount of the indebtedness, $2, ,O19, ,552.4S, is not paid in ten days.
 The date of the sale will be fixed by the special master if the amount is not paid. No bid for less than $40,OO0 will be consid- cred, and certified check for $4,0OO must be rendered with the bids when made
 The United States Car company, which has recently been reorganiZed as the Illi- nois Car company, owns extensive plants at Anniston, Decatur and also in the state of Illinois
 It is probable that the property will be bought in by the bond and stockholders who have gone into the reorganization. The sale will virtually wind up the affairs of the old company.
 Klein Cases
 The cases of Stephen G. Kleinsorge, alias John Klein, vs. Henry E. Klein, claiming damages in the sum of $50, 900 for an alleged conspiracy to defraud and false imprison ment, were taken up. The demurrer to the plea was overruled, and argument was raised on demurrer to the replication, which was submitted for consideration. Judge Boarman will probably render his opinion on the question this morning.
 Carlisle Case
 Judge Boarman declined to render an opinion in the petition of Hugh Carlisle vs. Owen T. Holmes, receiver, ct al, for contempt, and to compel them to turn over certain lands, as directed by a final decree in the case of United States vs. the Ten nessee and Coosa Railroad company, rem dered by Judge Bruce in December, 1895. The petition will be heard by Judge Bruce at the next term.
 A number of judgments final were en- tered in cases on the criminal docket.
 City Court.
 In the first division of the city court a non-suit was taken in the case of c. Arm strong vs. the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company
 Judgment by agreement was entered in the following cases: A. M. Shaw vs. the Highland Avenue and Belt Railroad company; $10O. R. G. Hewitt vs. Mary A. Morrow, as- sumpst; $63.10.
 The case of Annie E. Markee, admins- tratrix of J. S. Markee, deceased, vs the Louisville and Nashville Railroad company, damages, was taken up and is now on trial. J. G. Burgin, juror was fined $50 for contempt of court by Judge Wilkerson yes- terday. He was charged with presenting himself for service while drinking. Circuit Court. | The case of Frank W. Mosby vs the Louisville and Nashville Railroad com pany is still occupying the attention of Judge Banks in the circuit court. The case is being hotly contested. Criminal Court. 1 Little business was transacted in the criminal court yesterday. A number of cases were passed and the following yer | diets renedered:
 | Calvin Hughes, burglary and grand lar | ceny; not guilty.
 Emma Clayton, grand larceny, charged with taking goods from the store of Ca- heen Bros; guilty and the value of the | goods stolen fixed at $3.5O. | Probate Court | On account of the continued illness of | Judge Porter of the probate court, the case l of w. B. Moore vs. A. W. Smith, executor l of the will of Harriet E. Moore, which was i set for trial yesterday. was passed until l Jan. 10