The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-02

E1Oicompe ana GdFIAtyf ptNoSnS WI pants of seats in the Mobile County Board of Revenue and Road Commis- sioners. Others held a directly op- posita opinion. citing the fate of the Inferior Civil Court of Mobile.
 In the United states District Court Sidney Berry of Mobile has filed q peti- ton in bankruptcy, with $3,S40 liabilt- ties and $750 assets. Josh Burgess also filed similar articles with liabilities Of $260 and $s5 assets. Both were ad- indicated bankrupts and the matters referred to the referee.
 Judge Price Williams, IT,, Is reported as improving rapidly from an attack of la grippe.
 City Clerk R. B. Owen, IT,, was kept busy today paying off city employees. He disbursed about s12,ooo.
 H. L. Reid of Evergreen, Ala, is in the city,
 Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Powe of Demo- polls are guests at the Battle House.
 Percy O. Chaudron today filed his bond in the Probate Court, as notary public.
 At o'clock this afternoon the Car nival Committee met with Hon. A. S. Lyons in the chair. Present with him were p. J. Buck. T. A. Yeend. c. Au- gustus Lyons, George Winter, Edward Walpole, W. K. P. Wilson, I. Jacobson, E. H. Britton, ". H. Monk. IT,, A. P. Bush and Secretary J. Paul Wilson. The subscription committee. reported upward of $7.000 for the funds. Wed. nesday night next all subscriptions will close and final preparations for the greatest carnival in the history of Mo- bile will be made. Magnificent designs for flluminations were submitted and approved.
 In the Commercial Club tonight the special committed, Hon. A. s. Lyons, 1 chairman, met to arrange for a public l meeting. The call which was issued at this meeting Is self-explaining, and reads as follows;
 Pursuant to the authority vested in it, the undersigned committee hereby calls a convention of those persons in- terested in the extension of the Bay shell road south of Bayou la Batre and other points, to be held in the Commer- cial Club in the Bank of Mobile Build ing, northeast corner St. Michael and Royal Streets Mobile, Ala, Wednesday, February 8, 1905 at noon. Citizens of the precincts of the first and second revenue and road districts of Mobile County. Chamber of Commerce. Cotton Exchange, River and Road Commits sions. Board of Public Works, Mayor and General Council. and the press are requested to send delegates to this con- ventton. A. g. Lyons, Chairman" 
 In German Relief Hall tonight as- sembled a brilliant gathering of repre- sentative Mobilians at the invitation of the Gesang verein Frohsin. The oc- casion was a public rehearsal. the pro- gram being as follows;
 PART ONE.
 Choral--Beethoven
 The Clang of the Forge Rodney-Nr. T. HalliwelI
 In Finn Kuhlen Grund (The NH Whee1)-GIuck.
 Barcaro1le-septett, Arr by S. Schles- ing--Mr Sinners, solo.
 Mrs. 8. S. Tam, Mrs. J. Simon, Messrs McBee. Shaffer, Run and Leinkauf.
 PART SECOND.
 Pilger Chorus, Tannhauser--Wagne
 Ave Maria, Quartette, Nessler--Mrs Simmers.
 Senate in c for violin and piano. Mo sart-Violin. MT. W. Kern; piano, Prof H. strachauer.
 Judith, Scene and Air-J. Concone Miss R. Bush; accompanied by Profes- sor Dunster.
 Liedesfreiheit, Marschner.
 Good Night" Quintette. from 'The School Master"-s. Schlesinger, Mrs s. s. Tam, Mrs. J. Simon Messrs. Schaffer, RufE and Sinners.
 Reception Committee-R. D. Wilson, chairman.
 Musical Direetor-s. schlesinger,
 At the conclusion of the program, a delightful supper was served in the lower hall.
 In the Circuit Court this afternoon in the case of Heironymous Brothers versus Bienville Water Supply Com pany, after two days trial, a verdict was brought in for the plaintiff for $5,000. This has twice been to the Su- preme Court on appeal of plantifr, and each time reversed.