The age-herald., 1898-11-15
UNITED STATES COURT CONFINES Adjourned Session Presided Over
 by Judge TouImin. EQUITY DOCKET CALLED Juries Organized in the Circuit Court
Juries Organized in the Circuit Court
 The Non-Capital Felony Docket Was Taken Up in the Criminal Court.

An adjourned term of the United States
 circuit court for the northern strict of
 Alabama was convened in this city yester- i
 day by Judge Harry Toulmin of Mobile,
 sitting in the place of Judge John Bruce,
 the regular district judge.
 The first work of the court was the or
 ganizaton of juries, as follows:
 No. 1-steel Parker w. w. Arnold, John
 H. Ketchum, A. T. Thrasher, J. s. Mad
 dox, George w. Majors, H. M Findley, R.
 B. Thornton, J. R. Heaton, John r. Hill,
 Henry Davidson, William Luckey.
 No. "A M. Campbell, A. G. Wood, Jake
 Green, J. W. Walker Pomp Spencer, J. M
 Davidson, E. c. Rivers. B. F. Johnson
 John Robinson, Thornton Dugger, Ed M
 Richey, J. c. Lamb M T. Fowlkes, H. C.
 Crawford.
 The equity docket was called, and cases
 ready for trial were set for hearing on the
 23d instant.
 An order issued by Judge Bruce for the
 sale of certain property in the case of the
 Southern Manufacturing company vs
 Thomas Ireland and the Alabama Hard-
 ware company was filed with the clerk.
 A motion to reinstate the cases of the
 government employees against the United States will be heard on Saturday. Several cases were called and passed. Chancery Court In the chancery court yesterday Chancel- Tor Carmichael heard the petition of the Birmingham Traction company to dissolve the injunction granted the petition of the Birmingham Railway and Electric com pany to restrain the Traction company from running its cars over the Church street crossing in Woodlawn. At the con cluston of the arguments the matter was submitted, Chancellor Carmichael reserving his decision.
 In the city couort turtles were organized as follows:
 No. 1.-W. c. Stiff, G. W. Tomln, J. J. Beggs, William Cooley, J. M. Coley, W. A. Thompson, w. A. Stewart, w. F. Dick erson, J. E. Howard w. c. Cornelius, J. D. Watkins, George Acton. No. 2.-John M. Falkner, Levi Hall, w. A. Giilespy, William Gill, w. R. Jones, B. Moran, J. B. Earle, James w. Elliott, Allen Farenee, M. J. Jones. Circuit Court In the circuit court juries were organized as follows
 | No. IN. H. Evans, J. w. Self, A. N. Franklln, w. M. Malone, leWlS SloVer, William Stewart, J. B. Martin, s. F. Mor- ris, J. T. Simpson, M. D. Crocker, T. M
 Tate, J. N. Chapman. No. 2.-William Parker, ST., l.. D. Coch- ren, J. M. Roberts, M. P. Lewis, Robert Williams, J. E. Burke, Daniel Glaze, A. J. | Florence, David Brown, D. M. Bearden, G. | w. Massey, J. F. Attaway. | The case of Dacie Jones vs. the Kansas City, Memphis and Birmingham Railroad company, and Felix J. Ellard vs. the southern Railway company, were tried,
 both resulting in verdicts for the defend ants.
 Criminal Court l In the criminal court the non-capital felony docket was taken up and juries for | the week organized as follows: l No To. w. Wood, M. c. Cross, J. H. | w. Lautrip, A. w. Nichols, s. s. White, H. | A. Stringfellow, J. G. T. Autrey, G. A. | Sloane, Sam H. Harris. No. 2.-J. M. Stringfellow, J. E. Fields, | R. T. Golden, J. s. Brasfeld J. F. Great house, w. J. McCrary, s. s. Powell w. H. | Baker G. W. Reeves. R. Hermanday, Will | liam St. Clair, Hugh H. Lanney. Probate 1ourt In the probate court the usual routine | business was transacted Licenses to wed were issued to the fol- lowing parties.
 1 Jack D. Jordan and Minnie Lawrence. l w. C. Hawton and Mrs. s. F. Clifton. | Cottlief A. Moor and Augusta Schmidt.