The age-herald., 1900-11-27
MANY LAWYERS GO
 TO MONTGOMERY
Birmingham Cases Will be Heard
 This Week
NO DOCKETS IN TWO COURTS
Several Judgments by DefauIt-No Mar riage Licenses-One Divorce Three Criminal Cases Mol Pross-
 ed-county Needs Dogs.

There are no dockets set for this weeek Supreme Court takes up the Birmingham cases this week. Consequently court busi- ness yesterday was very dull.
 In the Criminal Court the cases against Phillip Perkins, John McClary and John Ellis, charged with robbery, were mol pressed on account of the inability of the State to locate the persons who were robbed.
 In the second division of the City court petition for the removal of homage disa- bilities in case of Kate Gertrude was filed. Several judgments by default were ren- dered as follows John E. Oxford vs. H. w. Perry and E. L. Brown, $59776; Amerl- can Photographic Company vs. Perry & Co.,, s181; Jung Bewing Company vs B. F. McGinsey and R. F. Stewart, $1OOO; Fourth National Bank of Nashville vs. Jones Val ley Iron Company, $S41. 40.
 A divorce was granted complainant on the ground of voluntary abandonment in the suit of Iva Frazier vs. James Frazier.
 Court News.
 Petitions in bankruptcy were filed by J. H. Thomas and George Williams.
 Sheriff Burgin received the following telegram yesterday from Adamsville. Please send dogs to Adamsville at once. House burglarized at 10 a. m. Considera- ble money stolen. Answer.
 JAMES BEAVERS"
 The sheriff's office has two or three calls day for dogs, and In view of the fre- quency of murders in the county, and the few arrests made it might be advisable for the county to keep dogs.
 The following lawyers and court officials left for Montgomery yesterday: Gov. Jo- seph F. Johnson, Judge H. A. Sharpe, At torneyGeneral Charles G. Brown, Sheriff A. w. Burgin, Court Clerks w. c. Garrett, Walter McAdory and J. s. Gillespy, Coun- ty Treasurer Henry B. Gray, Col. J. J. Altman, George Evans, William A Walk CT, c. P. Beddow, G. R. Harsh, J. I. Moore, P E. Greene, J. P. Mclaughlin, F. J. Singer, M. B. Houghton, J. D. Chan bier, J. B. Aird, J. w. Bush, A. G. Smith, Sterling A. Wood and J. w. Tomlinson.
 United States Commissioner Cornish yes terday bound over L. B. Mcdaniel, alias Frank Mcdaniel, in the sum of $500 on a charge of presenting a money order at the postofice that was the property of another person of the same name
 The following committee have been ap pointed by the Birmingham Bar Associa- ton;
 Committee on Admisslon-James Wealth erly, D. A. Greene, R. c. Redus, A. O. Lane, R. H. Pearson M. J. Gregg, w. K. Terry, Ivey Lewis, w. I. Grubbs, R. H. Thach, B. M Allen, w L. Drennen, N. L. Miler, J. c. Forney.
 Judiciary Committee-John White, E. H. Cabaniss, G. A. Evans, Hugh Morrow, w. l.. Drennen, J. P. Tillman, H. C. Selheimer L. c. Bradley. E. K. Campbell, Walker Percy, J. J. Banks, w. 1T, Denson.
 Committee on Grevances-M. J. Gregg, w. c. Garrett, C. W. Ferguson, J. P. Till man, H. P. Hehin, Morris Loveman, J. c. Forney, A. Benners, J. w. Bush, Lee Cow art. James R. Mitchell.
 Committee on Reforms-John W. Tomlin- son, J. J. Garrett, A. T. London, N L. Mill Ter, E. K Campbell, W. A. Walker, M. J. Gregg, Ivey Lewis, w. T. Ward.
 Committee on Legal Education and Ad- mission to the Bar-W. c. Ward, s. w. John, R. H. Thach, ". R. Houghton, L. c. Dickey, G. A. Evans J. F. Webb F. H. Cabanss, A. Benners, J. J. Banks, W. I. Grubb A. T. London, R. H. Pearson, A. G. Smith.
 Committee on Amendment of Laws-C. w Hickman, w. A. Walker, J. E. Webb A. T. London, " L. Allen, J. W. Rush, R. H. Kerr, J. s. Kennedy, L. C. Dickey.