The age-herald., 1902-01-19
THE CITY.

Bank CIearings.-The bank clear ings yesterday amounted to $145,- 552.61, and for the week ending yes terday they were S1,147,244.46.
 General Holz to Preach.-General Holz of the Salvation Army will preach at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church this morning at il o'clock.
 Building Permit.-A building per nit was issued yesterday to B. c. Boggs to erect a cottage at Richmond Place and Wheeler street, to cost 5000.
 Sent to Reform.-Francis Robert Allinda was yesterday afternoon sent to the reform school by order of Judge Feagin at the request of his mother, Mrs. M Allinda.
 Bishop Galloway.-Bishop Galloway of Mississippi will preach at the First Methodist Church at Il o'clock this morning, and at St. Johns Methodist Church at o'clock this evening. ! control of the Board of Trade will meet tomorrow afternoon at $50 o'clock in the office of the secretary. Important business is to be trans | acted.
 First Methodist church.-Preaching at II a. m. and 7:45 p. m. by the | pastor. Subject of evening sermon: 'Is There a Second Probation?" or twill the Wicked Have Another Chance In the Future World?'
 Not at First Baptist-The an nouncement that Commander Tucker of the Salvation Army would preach at the First Baptist Church today was an error. The usual services will be held. conducted by the pastor.
 Bov,s Mother Located.--The police yesterday located Preston lsaacs' mother on the South Highlands. Pres ton was brought to Birmingham yes terday by relatives and lost the ad- dress of the house his mother was visiting.
 e licenses were issued to John F. Martz and Della Browning, Salome M. wear and Maud A. Tucker, James D. Gos- sett and Jennie Black, Walker Mooney ham and Annie Bahr, James A. Rus sell and Ellie Florence Seaton, Els worth Scott and Hattie Martin.
 Baptist Paper Appears.-The first issue of Rev. Frank w. Barnetts new paper, the Southern and Alabama Baptist, made its appearance yester- day. The Paper represents the Bap- tist cause in Alabama and Florida. In the initial copy are letters or good wishes from many of the leading Baptists of Alabama and the South.
 To Practice Law.--Mr. James B. Head and MT. w. E. Urquhart have formed a copartnership for the prac- tice of law, under the firm name or Head & Urquhart. They will do general law business, with collections a special feature. Their office is 505 Jefferson County Savings Bank build- ing.
 Thieves Stole CIothes.-The resi- dence of W. c. Agee, No. GOA North Twentieth street, was entered and ransacked Friday night, the thieves getting several suits of clothes and dresses. MT. Agee, it seems, had moved his family to his father-in- laws, on South Highlands, and the thieves knowing this, took advantage of their absence.
 Ensemble Concert.--The rain yes terday afternoon prevented a large at tendance at the ensemble recital at the Conservatory, but those persons who were present were generous in their applause after each number. MT. John Calman, violin, and MT. Benja;: min Guckenberger, piano, were in good form and played with as much pains and feeling as if the hall had been crowded. The recital will be repeated next Saturday afternoon.
 Changing Decorations.--Mr. Benja- min Ellercamp, the artist engaged in the work of frescoing St. Pauls Church, will complete his task inside of three weeks. The Rev. Father O'Reilly, the pastor of the church, and many members of the congregation did not like the drapery effects on the wall of the sanctuary, and they ob- jected to the terra cotta color used in nrndncina the draDcry. The artist is