The age-herald., 1901-12-19
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFER-J. NJ. Smith sold to M. C. Shackleford for $25Oo the northeast corner of section Il yester- day.
 PETITION FOR BANKRUPTCY-W. T. Madison filed a petition for bank ruptcy in the clerks office of the United States District Court yesterday afternoon. His liabilities are s1S9.7b.
 VERDICT FOR DEFENDANT-In the case of Howard Going vs. the Alabama Steel and Coal Company. which has been on trial in the City Court, verdict was rendered in favor of the defendant.
 LOST A CLARM.-In the run to the fire at 211 Nineteenth avenue by the North Side Fire Department yesterday after noon, Eddie Jeith lost a gold charm in the shape of a Maltese cross with the word music on it.
 COPY OF THE RAY BILI--Secretary Gibson of the Commercial club has re- ceived from the printers the copy of the Ray bill, recently ordered, and will begin the distribution today. The bill seeks changes in the bankruptcy law. The pamphlet also gives the report of Judge J. J. Banks as endorsed by the club. It contains twelve pages
 TO START NEW oRDER--A council of the Fraterna Censor will be organized tonight at Magnolia Hall. Colonel Cunsei of Dayton. D., of the Supreme Office of the order will preside, assisted by Su- preme Vice President H. F. Geery. J. w. Looms and H. R. Scranton. About fifty members will be initiated.
 BOUND OVER FOR ROBBERY-Will Ryans and Buck Davis, negroes. and George Boyd, a white man, were bound over to the grand jury yesterday after noon by United States Commissioner w. | K. Cornish on a charge of breaking into the postofice at Ganadanga. Ryans con- fessed to the robbery and duplicates the other men. Both deny the charge. The bond in euch case was $20o.
 SUIT AGAINST BIRMINGHAM SOUTHERN-Mrs William Litner filed suit for damages to the amount of $25,OO0 for personal injuries in the clerks office | of the City Court yesterday against the Birmingham Southern Railroad Company At the same time her husband, James Litner. filed suit for S5000 in the Circuit | Court on the claim that he was deprived of her society for several months and | having to pay doctor bills.
 BARTENDERS GIVE BALL-The | dance given at Ellks Hall last night by the Bartenders League No. PAS was well attended and thoroughly enjoyed by all present. About seventy-five couples par ticipated and quite nice sum was re- alized, which goes to the sick benefit fund of the league Among those on the com mittee were James Garrity. John Horan. w c. Cooper. Ollie Thompson, w. NJ Dubbs, W. T. Robertson, J. W. Swain, John Connolly, w. M Smith and Harry McGee.
 | MARRIAGE LICENSES-Marriage H. censes were issued yesterday to David Lorett and Miss Georgia Hogan; Reb- ert E. Hendrix and Miss Matte Rick; William P. Glaze and Miss Ella Hood | MT. s. L. Smith of Montgomery and Miss Sallie Townsend George w. Franklin. Woodlawn and Miss Lithie c. Caldwell; Henry M. Jones and Miss Magic Waters; Elisha B. Hannah of Gurley's Creek and Miss M. A. Doss; Will F. Kelly and Miss Matte l.. O'Bren; Charles w. Dunn, | Ensley. and Miss Flora Henderson.
 OVERCoATS l.ECOVERED-Many of | the overcoats which were stolen by o. E. Ringland, the young white boy who was arrested Tuesday afternoon by Officers l Cole and Shirley, have been recovered Fby the detectives and returned to their former owners. It seems that the boy has been stealing | them for some time and that he was making his living by selling them. He | went with the officers and aided them in recovering the coats, and now seems to 1 be sorry he committed the thefts. Solid Gold Link Buttons.