The age-herald., 1900-10-16
MANY THOUSANDS
 FOR ONE LONE LEG Dave Brown Fixes the Value of
 His Lost Limb. WITNESS GRAPHICAL ES Brought Into Court-Will Be Decided Whether the County Has Right
 to Rob Citizens With Almost
 Worthless Promises
WITNESS GRAPHICAL E s

In the first division of the City Court yesterday the case of May and Thomas Hardware Company against J. G. War sham was on trial.
 In the second division the case of the Peoples Savings Bank and Trust Company against R. W. Beck ct al., was settled and dismissed; also the case of the Birming- ham Carpet and Drapery Company against D. Lesser ct al.
 The cases of Gilmore Brothers against William Drennen. William Aiken against Susan Lumsford, administratrix, and W3ll- fam Aiken against Susan Lumsford ct al were dismissed for want of prosecution. Juries were organized as follows: Jury No. 1-C. M Brown, w. D. Blank ley B. c. Higginbotham, T. P. Knight, w. A. Chappell H. J. Chappell, R. ". Mabry, M. A. Glasgow, w. J. Bell, w. L.. Jones, J. c. Davis, J, U. Hardeman. Jury No. 2-T. N. Johnson, J. w. Raney, R. II. Franklin, James Jordan, E. c. Huff man, John Jenkins, Ralph Schwab, George Bell, T. R. Graham, Andrew Dunlap, J. F. McCurdy, J. c. Riley.
 Suit was filed yesterday by Dave Brown
  road Company for s12,OoO damages He claims that on July IA, 1900, he started to cross defendants tracks near Oxmore, at place where it was customary to cross, and while so crossing he was careessly and negligently run into by train of de- fendant, which passed said crossing with out blowing the whistle or ringing the bell His leg was badly mashed and had to be amputated
 Suit has been filed by John P. Abbott, transferee, against Henry B. Gray, as county treasurer, for the sum of $1 79 which he alleges is due him on a witness certificate issued in the case of Jim Tuck CT, who was convicted of grand larceny In the Criminal Court
 The petition prays an order directing the defendant to pay the certificate, The suit involves the question of the county's coun- tvs liability on these certificates.
 Circuit Court
 Judge Coleman yesterday was engaged In hearing a motion for a new trial made by the defendant in the case of William Ragsdale against the Avondale Mills and B. B. Conner
 
 trespass boy who afterwards sued hin, and obtained a judgment for 5000. All the other cases set for trial yesterday were either settled, dismissed or contin- ued.
 Juries were organized as follows: Jury No. Rudolph Weigland William G. Lunsford, John Fl. Barr, J. S. Britain J. R. Parker, W. R. Spearman, J. E. Vines, H. H. Robins, D. D. Radcliffe, J. H. Snow, Walter Brooks.
 Jury No. 2.-M. Reed, A H. Caddell Herbert D. Smith, J. w. Glover, Henry C. Gore, w. D. Wade w. B. Hulsey, Robert George, John A. Burgin, J. H. Heineke, A. J. Hogan, A. N. Aiken.
 Criminal sourt
 Ed. Thomas was found guilty of grand larceny in two cases. Lewis Smith was convicted of burglary, Gus Mosley plead Brownie Lowe was convicted of grand larceny.
 Probate Court
 Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Charley Wilson and Fannie Tucker; H. B. Williams and Zula May Armstrong; J. H. Davidson and Damie McCann; Ed ward F. Emerson and Leila Turner
 United States Court
 Petitions in bankruptcy were filed yes- terday by George Walters, Bill Castle berry, T. s. B. James, Gus Stewart and Milton Jones.
 United States Commissioner Cornish yes- terday bound over James Floyd from Tal- ladega on the charge of retailing liquor without license.
 In publishing the report of the grand jury a typographical error made the jury say that the police were "loath" to give information. The word should have been "loss;" the idea being that the police were sometimes at loss to give details where .l l.1.