The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-14
RECORD OF COURTS
Criminal Court.

vision concluded dts session early in the day.
 A case that aroused widespread interest in the Syrian colony was disposed of in the second division of the criminal court. It was that of Stephen Morree alias Ste phen Murray, charged with assault and battery on Mary Easy. All of the wit nesses called were Syrians, except one. and in several cases the services of an interpreter was necessary to secure the testimony. The defendant was found guilty of kicking the woman in her side, and was given a 800 fine and ten days in jail by Judge NJ. M. Baldwin.
 Circuit Court.
 In the suit of ike Foster vs the Tut wller Coal, Coke and Iron company, a judgment was rendered by consent in favor of the plaintiff for $15O.
 Today's docket:
 John Williams vs. Birmingham Rail- way, Light and Power company; dam ages. Gibson & Davis; Hugh Morrow
 J. W. Carwile vs. Birmingham Water Works company; damages. A. O. Lanei London Ss London.
 Sam Rosenbaun vs. Samuel Lefkovits ct al; damages. Trotter & Odell. Frank S. White & Sons; Pinkney Scott and George Huddleston.
 Rosenbaum Bros. vs. Samuel Lefkovits ct al damages. Trotter & Odell, Frank s. White & Sons; Pinkney Scott and George Huddleston.
 The RanIdn-Spivey Paint company vs. Laura Palmer ct al.; assumpsit. Hugh c. Crane Ward & Ward.
 City Court.
 In the first division of the city court the case of Lila Wallace vs. the Central of Georgia Railway company was dis missed for want of prosecution. The case of Pasquale Norvelle vs. Jo- seph Marsicano was on trial In the sec- ond division during the afternoon. The complainant claimed of the defendant s500O. alleging that on May 3, 1905, he was bitten by dog in the saloon of the defendant causing permanent pain and soreness in his leg. He further alleged that one Leonard, in the employ of the defendant, infuriated the said dog by squirting water or other liquid upon him.
 The evidence presented caused consld- erable interest and amusement among the spectators in the court room.
 After a short deliberation the jury re- turned a verdict In favor of the de- fendant
 In the case of A. M. Leonard vs. J. H. Finch the jury returned verdict for the defendant
 Todays docket in the first division:
 Alabama National Bank vs William Vaughan. ct al; assumpsit. N. L. Miller, ct al. Vaughan & Davidson.
 Georgia Williams, administratrix, etc., vs. Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company; damages. B. M. Allen; Percy & Benners.
 Alex Smith vs. Harris Truro; damages. J. Wiley Logan; w. J. Martin.
 William N. Raney vs. Harris Transfer company; damages. Vaughan David son; z. T. Rudulph. Today's docket in the second division:
 James P. Cody, administrator. etc.. vs. Alabama Steel and Wire company: dam ages. B. M Allen; Tillman, Grubb. Brad ley & Morrow. H. Roll; assumpsit. Thompson & Thomp- son; W. T. Hill. Rosa Lewis pro ami. vs. East Lake Miniature Railway company; damages. Bowman, Harsh & Beddow; E. D. Smith. w. M. Cottingham vs. Southern Rail- way company; damages. Shugart & Bell, ct al.
 Chancery Court. The cases of Otto Marx and Robert Me David against the mayor and aldermen of Birmingham were submitted for de- cree in the chancery court yesterday. In the suit of Max winlxler, trustee, vs. Walter Howard, the bill was dismissed by the complainant. The case of w. A. Reed vs. Priscilla Coleman ct al. was submitted for final de- cree.
 In the case of L. c. Pettyjohn vs. Edilda Pauley ct al., a decree of reference was ordered to ascertain the amount of the attorneys fee.
 
 J. R. Salisbury a decree of reference was ordered to ascertain the value of the compainant's life estate in funds in the treasury.
 Today's docket:
 Thomas Edmondson vs. Emma N. Ed moridson John D. Strange. Charles Rober vs. Beulah Rober. T. D. Hobbs. Levi Parker vs. Sloss Iron and Steel company. John D. Strange. J. c. Crews; Tillman. Grubb, Bradley X Morrow. H. w. Glass vs. Sloss Iron and Steel company. John D. Strange, J. G. Crews; Tillman, Grubb, Bradley & Morrow. J. A. Mcdaniel vs. Sloss Iron and Steel company ct al John D. Strange, J. G. Crews; Tillman, Grubb, Bradley & Nor row.
 Elijah L. Franklin vs. Sloss Iron and Steel company. John D. Strange, J. C.. Crews; Tillman, Gruhb Bradley Nor row.
 Steiner Bros., corporation, vs. Polly