The age-herald., 1901-02-06
There Are Many Accused of Va
 riouS Crimes
Is A LULU IN DAMAGE SUITS
A Day of Small Verdiets-Suit By a MilIiner-Railroad Company Gets a Verdict-Prominen People Get
 Marriage Licenses.

In the first division of the Criminal Court John Walker was found guilty of bur glary and grand larceny. Richard Blanlen- ship plead guilty to assault and battery and was fined $25. Robert Howard was con Vieted of grand larceny, and Dan Bowie of assault and battery. Eliza Aaron was found guilty of assault and battery with razor and was fined $500 Henry Evans was tried on two charges, burglary and larceny, and assault with intent to murder. He was con- victed in both cases, but in the latter case the offense was reduced to assault and bat tery with weapon.
 In the second division number of cases for violating the revenue laws were tried. The against M. J. Linn were mol pressed on payment Of costs. The demur- Ter to the affidavit was sustained in the case of Tom Evans. The cases against Matt Robinson and R. R. Robinson were mol pressed on payment of costs in six of the cases against the latter. The cases against Frank Yarbrough and Joe Rogers were noI pressed.
 City Court.
 In the first division of the City Court there was verdict of s10O in the case of H. F. Faver vs. R. M Otis
 The case of Barwick & Co. vs. the Sa- vsnnah, Florida and Western Railway Com pany was dismissed by the plaintiff.
 The case of J. T. Pearson vs. J. 5. Wilson, a suit for digging a well, resulted in yer dict of $26 for plaintiff.
 In the second division the suit of Jones L. Gardner vs. Wood, Dickerson & Co. was on trial. Plaintiff sued for the value of some lumber that defendants refused to accept, claiming they had not ordered it. Judgment was rendered for $2S0.19.
 The case of J. L. Jordan vs. Jonas- Schwab Co. is now on rial. PaintiPf is suing for the statutory penalty of $20O for failure to satisfy mortgage after notice. Catherine Milliner, as administrative of George Milliner, has sued the Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythas for s3O0, amount claimed to be due on an insurance policy.
 Circuit Court.
 In the Circuit Court the case of G. w. Todd pro ami vs. Birmingham Southern Railroad Company resulted in verdict for defendant.
 The case of J. F. Kerrigan vs. Brming- ham Water Works is on trial. Plaintiff is suing for alleged damages due to shutting off the water from his house.
 Jim King has filed suit against the South ern Railway Company for $20O0 for alleged personal injuries
 Court Items. Coroner Paris is still at Leeds investgat- ing the death of a negro woman. Tricks and Maggie Nola Tanner; William L. Baxley and Alice Cooper; Charles A Still man and Kate Rob Williams John M. London and Edith Ward.
 The following deeds were filed:
 B. R. and T. l.. Field to J. E. Pearson, $55GO west half of northeast-21-17-3.
 City Land Company to B. F. Fields, $5200 same as last above.
 F. NJ. Roof to E. T. Odom, $2100 lot 6, block S1, Birmingham.
 NJ P and R. F. Beasley to ". P. Ward, s3031, part of block 796, Birmingham.
 J. and L. Lentz to l.. Schweinebraten, lot IS, block 272 Birmingham
 Harry Lyon and wife to E. w. Brazeal, $lS5O, lot 1, block f. Copeland addition to Birmingham.