The age-herald., 1901-04-06
4 DAY IF ROUTINE
 WORK IN COURTS Several Small Judgments Ren-
 dered in Circuit Court BAD BANKRUPT PETITIONS Referee TrmbIe Dismisses Those In Which the 6ankrupts Appear To
 Have Lost Interest-some
 Convictions in Court.
BAD BANKRUPT PETITIONS

was rendered in, the case of John B. Graham vs. J. H. scruggs
 There was judgment for defendant in the case of Alex Jackson vs. M. A. Buch- anan.
 A judgment for defendant was also rem dered in the case of Charles Vinz vs. Joe Fitzpatrick
 A judgment for plaintiff for s1o534 was rendered in the case of J. M. Card Co. vs. w. H. Merritt.
 The case of J. C. Bonner pro ami J. J. Bonner vs. Alabama Great Southern Rail- road is on trial. Plaintiff was an em- ploye and is suing for $1o,Ooo damages for injuries received to his hand
 City Court.
 In the first division of the city court Judge Chalres A Senn presiding, the case of Mark Doyle vs. the First National Bank of Birmingham, a suit on a note is now on trial
 The case of Mamie Brooks as admin istratrix of her husband vs. the Alabama Great Southern Railroad, which has been on trial for the past few days, went to the jury yesterday. Plaintiff sued for $25, 900 damages for the death of her husband.
 In the second division of the city court Judge w. w. WlIkerson presiding, a divorce was granted Perry Lee Steele from Frank Steele on statutory grounds
 In the suit of Elizabeth Parker vs. J. II. Montgomery ct al, a decree was rendered dismissing the bill
 John F. Thomas has filed suit against J. R. Raible and J. R. Raible & Co. for $100OO damages. He says that on May ?, 1900, the defendants wrongfully employed his minor son Charles P. Thomas to work in their cooperage works near Ensley and that while he was so working about dan gerous machinery his hand was caught in the machinery and so badly mashed that 1t had to be amputated, whereby he was dihgured for life and plaintiff lost his services for a long time
 Criminal Court. In the second division of the Criminal Court, Judge Dan A. Greene presiding, the following misdemeanor cases were disposed of:
 Pleas Williams was found guilty of vagrancy and fined s10 Will McDade was acquitted of the charge of abusive lang uage Frank Young"and William Malone were convicted of petty larceny. John Skelton was found guilty of assault with a weapon and fined $10 Young Price was found guilty of abusive language and | fined %. Walter alias Toney Chandler was acquitted of yagrancy.
 Robert Douglass. Will Douglass, Cato Jones and George Moore pleaded guilty to gaming and were fined s10 owing to the fact that they were playing at home and on account of previous good charac- ter, Judge Greene reduced tffer fines to $1.
 Bankrupt Court. The following petitions in bankruptcy have been dismissed by Referee Trimble, the parties not having complied with the bankrupt law:
 9Ol, John Millhouse; 9O2, O. E. Fleming s03 Bob Williams; 9O5, Henry Tate 9O6 Mary Norton; 907, J. T. Selers 90S, James Mcintyre; 9os Andrew Hinton; BIO, Felix Bailey; sl1-G. L. sharpley; s12. Jesse Ray; 9l3 Spencer Hawkins; s15, c. c. Green; 92O W. H. Antry; 921, Aaron Boy kin; 922, Henry White; 923, O. D. Cana way; 92i, Henry Sanders; 926, Willie Phillips; 927, Joe Allmon; 9S0 Sam Cross s33, Bob Vernon; 934, G. s. Bray; 937, Jim Williams; 941, T. s. Stewart; 945 George Patrick; 946, S. H. Treadway; 947, John Edwards; 949, Orly Temper; 950, J. Col lins; 952, Henry Turner; 95S, Reuben Wynn; 959, Thoms Judge; 963. Major Will lis; 966, J. W. Green; 972, Virgie. White; 973 Ned Winston 974, Bruce Sanders; SIT, Joe Graham; 97S, Mack Collins; 979 Yan- nes Austin; 9SO, Levi Loder 9S2, Lewis Murphy; 9S4, ". B. Vandergrift; 9S6 w. H. Hindrix; 9S7 Milton Lewis: 9Ss. Fletch- CT Danzy; 9S9, J. H. Jones; 995, George w. Henstis; s9e, II. H. Smith; 99S, John More land.
 Court Items.
 Maj. Charles H. Allison, clerk of the United States Court, has returned from Huntsville. He will return Monday, when court resumes its session.
 Petitions in bankruptcy were filed by J. H. Suffold and J. ". Nall.
 A deed was filed from August Fayette to B T. Rees, 4-3-01. 5000; lots B. 6. ', II. IS, 1s, 20, s1 22 block 13 and 23. 24, 25, 26, block 14 and %, so sl. s2. block 15 Fay cite survey, in swA of se1s, section 20, township IT, range, 8.
 In the United States Court Lem Nixon has filed suit against the Republic Iron and Steel Company for $10,000 damages for personal injuries.
 Hoods sarsaparilia is not a cure-all: but 1t cures all blood diseases. Take no substitute.
 Roller Jailed for Forgery.
 Newark, N. J., April 5.-charles L. Poll CT, the young real estate operator who fled from New York aeYeral months ago