The age-herald., 1900-10-26
VERDICT $7OOO
 DEATH DAMAGES
Frank Foster Was Killed at 20th
 Street
THE DEADLY OLD CROSSING
Andrew Sullivan Sues for $l5,ooo on Accou. of George Walk r-Num- erous Smaller Cases-Manu-
 lecturers Review

In the Circuit Court yesterday verdict of $7Oe9 was rendeied in the case of Eliza beth Foster, administrative of Frank H. Foster, deceased, against the Alabama Great Southern Railroad Company.
 The intestate was minor who was run over at the Twentieth streeet crossing by an Alabama Great Southern train. The train was making a switch and kicked car back, which ran over young Foster and killed him.
 A verdict of $750 was rendered in the case of Peter Clark and Lanie Armstrong, ad- minstrators of estate of John Armstrong, against the Sloss-Sheffield Steel and Iron Company and the Sloss Steel and Iron Company.
 John Armstrong was killed at the city furnace August 12, 1900, by escaping steam or gas.
 In the case of Rosa Edwards vs. Hull & Co.,, an appeal case from justice court, a verdict of $3.75 was rendered.
 Andrew J. Sullivan, administrator of estate of George Walker, has filed suit against the Kansas City, Memphis & Bir- mingham Railroad Company for $l5OO0. He claims that in August, 1900, George Walker, while employed as brakeman, the train came in half, and the rear part of the train going down a grade ran into the front part of the train on which the intestate was rid ing, knocking him off and killing him. It is alleged that the accident was due to the negligence of the engineer
 City Court
 In the first division of the city court the case of Howard Going vs. the Alabama Steel and Wire Company, resulted in a mis- trial.
 In the case of J. r. Evans vs. Alabama Steel and Shipbuildng Company, there was a judgment for defendant.
 The case of J. NJ. Grady vs. George M. Wagensler ct al. for $2OO damages for al- legged breach of contract, is on trial.
 In the second division the case of Watt HartweH vs F. G. Fonville was dismissed for want of prosecution. The case of A. T. Danforth vs. Jesse Dean is under advise ment The cases of l.. Trulace vs. A. l.. Huggins and I. r. Cash against same, were dismissed for want of prosecution. The case of Mrs. M. l.. Gillespie vs Charles G. and Mrs. NJ M. Bruce is under advisement. The case of John Reed vs. Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company, is on trial.
 Yesterday Judge Wilkerson ex parte R. S. Gross issued an order for the attachment of M. c. Hasselle, the receiver of the Ex celsor Electric Company, returnable Sat urday morning. The receiver has failed to pay some money to Mrs. Fannie Smith, landlord of the Excelsior Electric Con- pany, and the question to be determined Is whether he shall be made to pay the rent.
 Criminal Court
 Judge Greene was chiefly occupied yes terday in hearing the bills of exception read in the Miller and Duncan murder cases.
 Annie Glenn was sentenced to ten days in jail for assault and battery with weapon.
 David B. Sharpton, charged with em- bezzlement, was discharged on habeas cor pus proceedings.
 Probate Court
 Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to G. B. Huddleston and Mrs. Vesta Pitts, E. Luther Farley and Sarah Elizabeth Kittrell, E. S. Kennedy and Mrs. Lizzie l. Perdue.
 Manufacturers Review
 Declaraction of incorporation has been filed by the Manufacturers Review Pub fishing Company" The interpretations are N. P. T. Finch, Shelby Smith and J. l.. Smith, all of Birmingham The company will publish the Manufacturers Review, the fortnightly trade journal which was established about a year ago and which has prospered. The capital stock of the company is $5OOO.
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