The age-herald., 1901-08-11
THECITY.

Mr. Mcdonald out.-Former Chief of Police T. c. Mcdonald Is out to be out again, after serious illness.
 Literary cIub-There will be a spe- cial meeting ol the Gaelic Literary Club this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at Magnolia Hall.
 .Hlbernians to Meet.-Division No. 8, Ancient Jrder of Hfbernians, will hold a meeting at St. Pauls hall this atfer- noon at o'clock.
 Negro kilIed-John Spigner, col ored, was killed at Thomas yesterday by falling from the cupola of one of the furnaces He fell more than sixty feet
 Mir. Howell to Preach.-The Rev. MT. Howell will preach at Trinity Church in Avenue F and Thirteenth street at Il o'clock this morning. Sunday school at 3:30 o'clock.
 North Birmingham Merchants Merchants of North Birmingham will meet in Stobert's hall next Tuesday night for the purpose of organizing retail grocers' association.
 To Serve Refreshments.-The La dies Guild of Grace Episcopal Church at Woodlawn Wal serve refreshments on Thursday evening, August 16. The church is located near Lucille Station. Melons for Firemen.-The members | of the Northside fire department were | hu load of fine watermelons sent them by J. H. McCary, the Morris avenue mer- chant.
 Epworth League.-The district meet ing of the Epworth League will be held | at Avondale on Tuesday, August IS. Several matters of importance will come up and a large attendance is de- sired.
 Churcn Services.-First Cumberland Presbyterian Cnurch, Fifth avenue and Eighteenth street, the Rev. I. D. Steele, pastor. Preaching at II a. m. and 8 p. m. by tho pastor; Sabbath school, 930 a. m.
 l To Form Association.-A retail gro- | cers' association will be formed in North Birmingham, call having been l issued to the merchants to meet in Stobbert's hall for that purpose on Tuesday night.
 Suit of Clothes StoIen.-The police are on the lookout Tor sneak thief who entered the house of James Ly- naugh in Seventh avenue, between Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth streets, Friday night and secured a suit of clothing.
 | Marriage Licenses.-Marriage li- censes were yesteray issued to the fol- lowing couples: Eugene W. Camp of Partridge, Ala, to Miss Eula Creel; John Benge, Pratt City, to Mrs. Eliza beth Wilkinson; and Thomas Glass of Avondale to Miss Lena Clark.
 Camp Hardee Committee.-A meet ing of the relief committee of Camp Hardee has been called for Monday morning at 10 o'clock by the chairman, M. L. Cannon. A full attendance is re- quested, as several matters of import ance will be presented.
 Gets New Office.-Frank J. Stein mehl, who has been connected with the purchasing department of the Ten nessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Com pany for several years, has been named assistant purchasing agent for the company, with headquarters in Bir- mingham.
 Deed Filed.-A deed from E. c. Fay Tor to c. A. and F. L. Schillinger, con- l %l 4I., nx1A building now occupied by the Birming- ham Gas Company in Nineteenth street, was recorded yesterday In the office of the clerk of the Judge of Pro bate. The consideration of the trans fer was $4O,000.
 Brick Company Incorporated.-A declaration of incorporation was filed in the office of the Probate Judge yes terday by the Keystone Brick Com pany The company has a capital oi $10,000 The stockholders are: c. w Mills, J. S. Going and J. B. Hollings worth, all of Ensley The company will have general offices there.
 Howard College to Open-The regu lar session of Howard College will open tuesday, September IT. The prospects for the term are exceedingly bright, and President Roof is accord ingly enthusiastic. During the vaca tion President Roof and other member. of the faculty have been very busy making changes and improvements il the work of the college.
 Getting Up Reward.-The citizens 0 the neighborhood of Oak Grove. wher Patrick Taff was recently murdered nave subscribed to a reward whicl they will oner for the arrest and con viction of the murderer of the farmer Governor Jelks will be called on t. l k< { 4k.a 1lae.ax had