Birmingham age-herald., 1895-05-30
LOCAL lACONICS
Gathered Noted and Condensed by Age Herald Reporters General Resume
 of the Days Happenings.

01 me Uays happenlhgS'
 Will Dance On Red Mountain.-The Olympic club held a meeting last night and decided to give dance at Red Mountain park on Tuesday night June II.
 Died.-After a short illness in this city Maj. J. B. Radliffe of New York died in this city Tuesday evening. Major Radliffe was 57 years-of age, and had resided here several years
 off for a Fish-The following gentle men left yesterday for Cahaba river, to be absent several days on a fishing frolc: Messrs. D. L. and John Cope land, D. A., Dick and Tom Jones.
 
 St Paul Total Abstinence Society Will hold an important meeting at St Paurs hall tonight at o'clock. Every member Is earnestly requested to be present as business of importance is to be transacted.
 Taken Uuder Advisement.-The case of Eliza Williams. charged with arson in attempting to set fire to the barn of W. S. Brown, was tried at a specified ses- sion of the inferior court and taken un- der advisement by Judge Montgomery, who will render his decision in a day or or so.
 A Test Case.-The case of the city Vs. Laird was argued before Judge Mont gomery in the inferior court yesterday. The defendant a grocer, was arrested for selling vegetables within market hours. After hearing the argum5 mt Judge Montgomery discharged MT. Laird.
 To Represent Birmingham at Atlanta. -Messrs. Charles Simmons Emmett Col I a Ipf fnr. Atlanta, to be in attendance at the Wholesale Grocers association, which meets there today. These gentlemen represent the wholesale grocers of Bir- mingham.
 Banquet of the Law Mote"-The Law Mote" composed of Rirmngharc s young barristers, will have their annual banquet about June 15 The member ship of the Law Mote" Is limited to law yers who have not had exceeding five years practice. Their annual banquets are always thoroughly enjoyable.
 A Quiet Wedding.-Yesterday morning quiet wedding took place in the par lors of the Metropolitan hotel, and the contracting parties were MT. A. G. Smith and Miss Christie Smith of Pow derly. The ceremony was performed by Justice Poe, and the witnesses were MT. Victor Cugin, clerk of the hotel, and a
 few others. MT. Smith Is a well-to-do dairyman.
 Decoration Day.-This is Memorial Day and will be appropriately observed / Grand Army of the Republic men all over the country. The local post of the Grand Army of the Republic and Sons of Veterans will meet this afternoon at Maj. w. H. Hunters office, corner Sec ond avenue and Eighteenth street. and repair to Oak Hill cemetery to decorate the graves of ex-federal soldiers buried there
 Wanted Her Husband Arrested.-Mrs. Anna Short, who lives at Morris, about fifteen miles from this city on the Louis- Vile and Nashville railroad appeared yesterday before Esquires McDavid and Martin and wanted to swear out war rant for the arrest of her husband who she claimed, had stolen a 2-year-old child from her and left for parts unknown The justice declined to issue the war rant.
 Alabama Democratic Silver Club The Alabama Democratic Silver club will have public meeting at ErswelPs hall tomorrow night. Judge Arnold will preside, and number of prominent men have been invited to speak on the mon etary question: among whom are Con gressman John M. Allen of Mississippi, Congressman Bankhead of Alabama Capt. Joseph F. Johnston of this city and others.
 Percy Fowler's Sanity to be Deter mined.-Percy Fowler, the negro who was accused of malicious mischief by throwing stones through the car win dows, and who, 1t is thought, is crazy, was yesterday tried for the stone throw ing before Justice Martin, who dis charged him on the evidence. He was taken back to jail, where he will undergo an examination as to his sanity and if found that he is crazy he will be sent to the asylum.