Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-08

bate judge issued marriage licenses to the following couples: b. b. Ramona and Miss sallie Jeffcoat, Constantine Harvey and Miss Harriet Birdsey.
 OMITTED Two OF THEM.-ln printing the list of patrolmen elected by the police commission Wednesday night in yester- day's AGE HERALD the names of Patrol men J. s. Johnston and w. II. Baker were omitted.
 INFERRED AT OAK HILL.-Th funeral of J. Linwood Shropshire took place from the family residence, Eighth avenue, be- tween Nineteenth aud Twentieth streets, yesterday afternoon at o'clock and was attended by a number of friends of the de- ceased. Immediately after the funeral the remains were removed to Oak Hill ceme- tery and inferred. t
 FAMILY REUNION TONIC HIT oung Mems Christian association will nave U family reunion tonight in their building, corner Fourth avenue and Nineteenth will be inspected. The gymnasium in- strucLor and physical examiner will be introduced. The reception committee will serve light refreshments. All members are urged 10 be present.
 RATE CUTTERS IN TOWN. The Sea board Air Line, which has cut rates to eastern cities to an exceedingly small figure, is flooding this territory with advertisements of the cut rates and making drive to- wards securing portion of the travel from here. MT. W. l. Tourney, travelling pas senger agent of that line, with headquarters in Atlanta, is in the city advertising his line and the low rates that are being made.
 STILL WORKING ON THE BoOKs.-Au- z ditor Fowler is still at work on the books of the late cashier, J. L. Shropshire, of the Central road, but no information as to fhaSa ff<x. kan hAA rfu nttt 0 probably will not be for several days. The deceased was bonded for S5000 in the Amer ican Surety company, and whatever his shortage, If any, and 1t does not exceed that sum, will be made good by that com pany.
 NEGROES FOR LIBERIA.-A special train over the Kansas City, Memphis and Bir- mingham, en route from Memphis to Sa- vannah, arrived here yesterday afternoon, having on board 135 negroes for Liberia. These negroes came from points in Arkan- sas, Tennessee and Mississippi, and are a part of the second shipment by the African Steamship company. The party was joined coach was put on the train here for the purpose of picking up about 100 more be- tween this point and Atlanta. The train left at 10 o'clock last night over the South- ern for Atlanta.
 MOVED TO BIRMINeHAM.-The Educa- tional Exchange and also the school Agency, two educational enterprises which have for several years been conducted at Montgomery by Prof. J. M. Dew berry, have been moved to this city. Pro- lessor Dewberry has been prominent in ed ucational circles for number of years, with headquarters at Montgomery, but he now comes to Birmingham to make 1t his home, and brings with him his educational enter prises, as stated. The Educational Ex- change is a monthly magazine devoted to the educational interests of Alabama. The School Agency is bureau for the employment of teachers throughout the south and southwest. These are important educational factors not only for Alabama, but for the south, and their locating at this point adds much to the already great repu- tation of Birmingham as an educational center.