The age-herald., 1902-01-18

COUNCIL MEITING-The next meet ing of the City Council is on February D. It is not known whether any further action in regard to the fruit stands will be taken. In the meantime Mayor Dren-l nen will see that they keep within the limit prescribed by law.
 TO KEEP PRISONERS-During the re- pairs on the city jail the prisoners will have to be moved elsewhere. It is esti- mated that it will take two months to make the repairs, and Mayor Drennen will try and make some arrangement with Sheriff Burgin to keep them in the coun- ty jail during this time. Sheriff Burgin is i'll, and has not yet been able to give the matter his attention, but there is every probability that some satisfactory ar rangement will be made with him.
 SERVICES AT ENSLEY.-At the re- quest of many German residences of Ems ley the Rev. A. S. Ebingcr pastor of the German Friedenskirche of Birmingham, will conduct services in the German Ian guage at Ensley tomorrow at 3 D. m in the First Presbyterian church of that city. It is estimated that there are about two hundred German families at Ensley, | and should a sufficient number take an interest in the movement to organize a congregation there, the synod of the 1 Evangelical Church of North America
 would no doubt take steps to purchase a site for the future church edifice 
 | ENSEMBLE RECITAL-Mr Benjamin Guckenberger, piano, and Mir. John Cal
 man, violin, will give an ensemble recital at the conservatory this afternoon at
 3:30 o'clock. A tuneful sonata by Mazart and brilliant sonata by Mrs. Bach, each written for piano and violin, will be on the programme. The recital will be free to the public.
 | MADE CITY ENGINEER-In the ac-
 count yesterday in the Age Herald of the
 election of city officers at Ensly Hon. A.
 J. Reilly was enormously stated to have
 been elected an extra policeman when it
 should have stated city engineer. | KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS-At a meeting
 of K. of P. lodge No. 93, at East Lake
 Thursday night the degree of page was conferred on MT. John W. Roper and esquire and knight MT. Thomas J.
 Jones. and the rank of knight on Mir.
 John w. Sears. MT. John Autwine of Bir- mingham was present and assisted in con
 ferring these ranks. At the close of the meeting refreshments were served | TREATMENTS RATI-Tha frap,or boua not yet fixed on the date of their ball owing to the uncertainty as to when the armory will be completed. As soon as the city hall is completed they will make arrangemnts and appoint committees for giving a large ball, the proceeds of which will be used in fitting up and purchasing books for their library.
 FOR SPECIAL DUTY-Officer R. J.
 Waldrop, who has been oh the sick list for several days has been detailed on special duty to look after the excavations in the streets made by plumbers and oth-
 CTS and see that the laws in reference
 thereto are compiled with.
 RED LIGHTS VERY EXTENSIVE
 George Barclay charged with stealing
 red lights from railroads was given 30 days and $32 yesterday as a fine for his desire to show himself dangerous by ex-
 hibiting red lights. Judge Feagin did it. PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY-Peti
 tions in bankruptcy were filed yesterday by G. W. Roebuck of Coalburg w. F. May Of Birmingham and J. A. Dough- | erty of Ensley.
 FOR STEALING CUFF BUTTONS | Frank Wilson, negro, was fired S25 and | 50 days yesterday by Judge F'eaxin for | stealing a. pair of cuff buttons FOR CARRYING CON NCE ALE D | WEAPONS Mack Harsis. a negro, was
 fined s90 and 20 days for carrying conceal | ed weapons by Judge Feagin yesterday.
 MARRIAGE LICENSE-A marriage li-
 cense was issued yesterday to James M.
 Stearns and Mrs. Mary O'Neal.