Birmingham age-herald., 1894-10-12

|
 MARRIAGE L1oENsE.-The probate judge issued a marriage license yesterday to s. l A. Bice and Mrs. Manerva Lsyne. l LADIES' NIGHT.-On Saturday night the | Franklin Literary society will give public 1 debate. This will be the first "ladies' I night' of this session.
 TwENTY-NINTH ANNIVERSARY. = MT. and Mrs. Frank P. O'Brien received many | congratulations from friends here and abroad on the twenty ninth anniversary of l their marriage.
 DIED.-The friends of MT. and Mrs. W. | B. Copeland will be sorry to learn of the death of their 4-day-old infant daughter. | The little child was strong and beautiful at birth, but was taken suddenly ill and soon passed away.
 of the Southside Baptist church will give lemon tea Friday, October 12, at the home of the pastor. Quite an interesting programme has been prepared. There will be no admission fee.
 GOES WITH THE souTHERN.-Mr. T, E. Powell, who for five years past has been a popular bell cord puller on the East Lake dummy line, has severed his connection with that road. He will on the 20th accept position with the Southern Railway com pany.
 ATTENTION, CAMP HARDEE.-The regu- lar monthly meeting of Camp Hardee, United Confederate Veterans, postponed from last Friday, will be held in Erswell hall this (Friday) evening ats o'clock. By order of the commander, Gen. R. D. John- ston.
 HELD FOR MURDER.-Phil Thomas ,alias Will Jackson, colored, is in the county jail charged with murder. He was captured ia Mississippi and brought back by Deputy Sheriff Mattison of Bessemer. He is charged with killing Braxton Wallace in Bessemer some time ago. pr. Amzi Golden last night stated that the Florida presbytery, in session al Nix anope, Fla, had granted pefmission to Rev. Dr. A. B. Curry of Gainesville, Fla, to accept the call to the pastorate of the First Presbyterian church ofthis city.
 HAPPY JOHN ELLsLER. .-One of the hap p1est travelling representatives of @ tEeatfi- cal company Is John Eilsler, who is in ad. vance of one of Birmingham's favorite addresses, Miss Fife Ellsler. Mir. Eilsler IS In the city making preparations for the who is billed for two nights and matinee the coming week. se.ssssa .s-.s X, CHURCH TEA.-The ladies of the Central Presbyterian church are arranging to give musical tea next Tuesday from to 10 Towers, No. 1916 Eighth avenue. An en. joyable musical programme will be ar- ranged and refreshments served. All friends of the church are cordially invited to attend. The only charge will be 25 cents at the door. ~
 
 BIRMINGHAM AND ALABAMA HoNoRED. The Tri-State Medical society of Ala bama, Georgia and Tennessee, which has been In session in Atlanta the past three days, elected Dr. Cunningham president and pr. J. 0. LeGrand, editor of the Ala president. This is the second time this scientific organization has honored Bir- mingham by electing one of its profession president, Dr. Elias Davis having bee6 elected its president two years ago.
 A FLATTERING OFFER.-Mr. Richard YeateF, who is one of the leading wheel men of the Birmingham Cycle club, and whose skill as a fancy trick rider has made nlm noteo in many southern cities, where ne mas given exhibitions, has besn prof. lered an engagement with the Southern Exposition company at Montgomery. The company is very anxions to bave "Dick'' give exhibitions of his skill on the wheel and is in communication with him to that end.
 A CORRECTION. .-In the case of A. P. Howison vs. Alabama Coal and Iron com. pany, which ended in the United States court Wednesday night, the judgment was for S12S6. .66, and not over Sl7 ,000, as stated yesterday morning. The suit was for $13,. 4S5.67, with interest for three years and seven months. butthe jury gave the plain tn tl2S6. 66. It IS said the defendants offered at one time to compromise the mat ter and agreed to pay S4000, but the plain tiff refused to accept it.
 MAKE IT A CATTLE AND FLOWER Show, The stock law is not enforced on the Highlands, and the coming flower show will suffer in consequence. The cows hav- ing devoured all the flowers. itimight be well to turn 1t into cattle show-ror both a flower show and cattle show. The cows could be exhibited and each mark ana spot pointed out as the representative of the flowers they tad eaten, The dew lap would represent the fucbias, the black and tan the chrysanthemums and the red and white the roses.
 Ar MARY LEE.-AIr. H. l.. Underwood and MT. H. K. White addressed large meeting at Mary Lee mines Wednesday night in favor of Oscar w.. Underwood for congress. A large and enthusiastic Under wood club was formed. Mary Lee was once republican, but is now democratic. A few mouths ago, under the Mckinley law, the mines were shut down and scene of desOlation presented itself, but now, under democratic tariff Legislation, the mines and coke ovens are running day and night and there is no busier spot in the great Birmingham district. THE MOoDY MEETING.-This important religious event will begin on the 20th of