The age-herald., 1901-08-22
THE CITY.


 Hlbernians to Meet.-The Ancient Order of Hibernians will hold an i'm portant meeting tonight at St. Paul's Hall at o'clock.
 Williams ResIgns.--R. L. Williams, justice of the peace, with offices at the corner of Fourth avenue and Twentieth street, has resigned.
 Petitions In Bankruptcy.-The fol lowing filed petitions in voluntary bankruptcy in the office of the United States District Court yesterday: Jim Barnes of Anniston, Allen Porter, J. R. Bruce and w. F. Poe.
 Marriage LIeenses.---The following couples were yesterday granted licenses, which will entitle them to be married: William M. Collier and Miss Elizabeth McWhorter, Ben D. Blackman and Miss Dora Beck, and William H. B. Rue and Miss Margaret Allen Perry. >
 Sale of Seats tarse.--There was a very large sale of seats forethe Grau opera at the Auditorium box office yes terday. Boyle & Edwards say it was even beyond their expectations. Out of-town orders continue to come in rapidly. The box office sale will close next Saturday evening, to be resumed one week before the date of the per formance, October 30.
 Negroes to Meet.-The negro Repub- licans of Birmingham will meet in Jackson hall in Third avenue on Mon- day night for the purpose of taking action on the new constitution. A com mittee composed of s. l.. Harrison, J. H. Hughes and W. L. Saunders have been appointed to get up resolutions recommending emigration from Ala | bama.
 | Caught In the Act.-Charles Wilson a negro, was arrested yesterday morn ing by Officer Brown in the servants house at the residence of c. J. Smith | in South Twentieth street, between | Avenues I and J. Wilson was packing up a number of articles, evidently in | tending to steal them. He was cap tured by another negro, who held him until the officer arrived.
 New Company lneorporated.-A dec laration of incorporation was filed yes terday in the office of the Probate Judge by the Ensley South Highland Company. The incorporators are: H W. Scott, R. F. Berry, 2. T. Fuqua, J M. Perkins, E. w. Whip, J. J. Walker G. w. Donelson, k. F. Lovelady, J. B Aird, R. H. Hamrick, J. M. Donelson E. J. Hudnall, Hain Donelson and A. H Daniels. The company has capita stock amounting to s10,o00.
 Property Awaits owner.-A blue serge coat is awaiting Identification al the office of the chief of police. The coat was found in Second avenue, and the inside pocket contains severa papers addressed to R. L. Young Woodlawn, Ala. The pair of cuff but tons which were taken away from 2 negro prisoner by Officers Byars ant Baker are still at headquarters. Ont of the buttons is oval-shaped and 'ii engraved 70. Mo" The other is octa gon-shaped. N8
 Not Able to DrilI.-Owing to the wet weather the Louisville Conclave Clut of Cyrene Commandery No. 10, Knights Templar, has not been able to do much drilling in the open air. It drilled last night in Elks' hall, and that will be the place of rendezvous tonight and tomorrow night. MT. W. s. Scott, sec retary of the transportation committee has added fifteen names to the roll this
 week. There will be nearly, if mol quite, one hundred Alabama Templari in line in the grand parade in Louis
 vile on the 2Sth instant.
 Building Permits.-Building permits
 were issued yesterday from the office of the chief of fire department as fol lows. H. G. Lowery, to erect one-story frame dwelling in Twelfth avenue ant
 Thirteenth street. to cost $700 Swar and son, to erect one-story frame dwell ing in Nineteen,L street, between Ave nues H and I, to cost S850; Swan ant son, to erect one-story frame dwelling in Nineteenth street, between Avenues
 ii and I, to cost 1875; Swan and son to erect one-story frame dwelling fl
 Nineteenth street, between Avenues F and I, to cost $S25; J. H. Cooper tt
 erect one-story frame dwelling il
 Twelfth avenue, between Eighteenth
 and Nineteenth streets. to cost $750
 A. B. Adams, to erect one-story fram'
 dwelling in Alley J, between Fifteentl and Sixteenth streets, to cost $350. |