The age-herald., 1901-01-29
THE DAYS WORK IN THE LOCAL COURTS Plaintiff Sues for S25,O0O for
 Malicious Arrest ONE MAN IS FOUND GUILTY One Puaintiff Only Wants $5ooo-Juries Organized for the Week-Sae
 of Trussvile Furnace Post
 poned Until Feb. 4.
ONE MAN IS FOUND GUILTY

In the Circuit Court the case of George way and Electric Company is on trial. Plaintiff is suing for $50OO damages for in- jures received by being struck by East Lake car just as he had gotten off of @ North Birmingham car.
 Juries were organized for the week as follows:
 Jury No. 1-C. W Worrel. w. F. Bum gardner, W. B. Steedly, R. R. Cowden, J. w. Higgs. W. L. Shelby, M. D. McClain, J. J. Goode, William Farr, N. w. Hollings- worth, Thomas Scott, l.. J. Glover.
 Jury No. 2-J. A Justice Smith Edge, J. F. Brady, A. c. Acton, J. M Holcombe, Mike Gormley. F. c. Allmon, P. A. Eubank, w. F Payne. Levi Hal William Hawkins c. K. Dickey.
 City Court. In the first division of the City Court the case of J. S. Mabry vs. National Surety Company is on trial. Plaintiff is suing for $25 coo damages, which he claims on ac- count of an alleged malicious prosecution in that he was arrested at defendants in- stance on October b, 1900, on a charge of embezzlement.
 Juries were organized for the week as follows:
 Jury No. 1-John Lantz, G. A. Glover Isaac Lacey, T. c. Mackey, M. c. Cray W. T. Smith, B. M. Waldron. W. M. Phil lips, J. F. Brown, J. J. Sullivan, F. W. Vines, A. J. Weidman.
 Jury No. 2-Alexander Marshall, c. A. Jones, B. F. Black, c. P. Crimes C. B. Stamps, Dave McCrorie, N. w. Jacks, c. E. Mathews, W. R. Stephens. Kirby Ward, J. M. Salter, J. F. Baggett.
 Criminal Court.
 The first division of the Criminal Court was presided over yesterday by Judge Dan E. Greene F. B. Decker was on trial charged with stealing property from the Birmingham Arms Company. The jury brought in verdict of guilty U. S. Court. Mrs. Willie l.. Keys administratrix of William M Keys, has filed suit against the Galloway Coal Company of Walker Coun- l ty for $20,0OO damages. She claims that her l intestate, on March 23, 19O0 while employed | by the defendant as a brakeman and car coupler attempted to use brage when
  between the cars and killed. Court Items. There is no docket this week in the sec ond division of the Criminal Court Judge Dan E. Greene will hear habeas corpus proceedings Friday in the case of Pete Suddeth, charged with killing Charles Austin, brother of Chief of Police Aus tin.
 A deed was filed from W. A. J McClaim and wife to E. l.. Adler no date, sl320; southwest quarter of northeast quarter east quarter of northwest quarter, "A SIS, r. 5.
 Marriage licenses were issued to Lucas P. Carer and Dora L. Cast; William A. Weaver and May Leonard; A. w. Hudgins and Hattie Fowler; August Martin and Rachel Magness Morris Newfield and Leah J. Ullman; Ace Pylant and Bessie Car roll
 Petitions in bankruptcy were filed by J. l E. Franklin and W. s. Harlow. The sale of the Trussville furnace, which was to have taken place yesterday, has been again postponed until Monday, Feb ruary f. This is the third postponement and means that negotiations are still pend ing looking to the settlement of the com- pany's affairs.