The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-01
'B|G REAL ESTATE DEAL IS CLOSED Twenty-Five Acres Bring Eigh- teen Thousand Dollars IMPROVEMENTS PLANNED The Rev. E. E. Hendrick Will Preach to Men Only at the Large Tent
 This Afternoon at 3:3o
 O'Clock
IMPROVEMENTS PLANNED

Ensley, September 30.-(Specia1. )-An- other of the important transfers of real estate that are just now attracting so
 much attention to Ensley was consum-
 mated this morning when the Ensley
 Land company sold to N. w. Scott, D.
 F. Suggs, F. Craft and others a large
 tract of vacant property in the south
 east part of the city for fancy price.
 The property transferred Is that large
 tract of land lying between the main part of Ensley and Tuxedo park on the east side of the South Ensley car line. The tract contains twenty-five acres and is considered very valuable. The price paid is said to be s18,000. It is the intention of the purchasers to
 develop the property by building cottages and more pretentious residences at an early date and as rapidly as there is demand, and men enough to execute the work of development While the deal has been on foot for several days 1t was not closed until today and was given out on authority this af- ternoon.
 The trasfer Is very important one to
 Ensley and means that the property will
 be developed at once.
 Mems Meeting at Tent. The Rev. E. B. Hendrck, who has been
 conducting a revival meeting under the auspices of the Cumberland Presbyterian church in this city for the past two
 weeks, and which came to a close last night, will return tomorrow aftetnoon at l 8 80 o'clock and preach to men only at
 the large tent on the premises of the church which has not yet been removed. The subject will be- saul, the Sinner" " and very large congregation is expected to attend the service. In the event tha.t the weather Is pad tomorrow afternoon preventing the ser vice being held at the tent the meeting will be at the opera house in the city hall.
 Regular services will be held at the other Protestant churches of the city tomorrow morning and at night There will be no celebration of the holy communion at St. Johns Episcopal church but there will be a prayer and praise ser vice at 10 o'clock and the usual service at night conducted by Chaplain J. J. b. Hall
 Boys Are Fined. l Six boys were fined s2. 50 each this morn | ing by Mayor Scott in police court on l charges of jumping on moving trains in l the railroad yards in this city The railway people have had considera- ble trouble on aSsDunt of this practice in the past and Chief of Police Suggs has ordered that all boys caught catching trains be arrested He is determined to break up the dangerous and annoying practice if possible. A number of white boys arrested for creating disturbance at the revival ser vice at the tent last night were tried and convicted. The mayor withheld his sen | tence for few days. Attorney w. J. Martin of Birmingham was tried on a charge of practicing law | In the city of Ensley without license and was fined sl5.
 Notes and Personals. | M A. Kirkland of the firm of Kirkland | &Green Bros, druggists of Blocton, will open branch store at this place next l week. Mr. Kirkland has already arrived l and has secured home on Avenue I. | He will open his store in the Camp build | Ing on Avenue D.
 | Burgin Bros. have sold their grocery business on Avenue K in South Ensley | to Phillips & Williams. | F. B. Baird wife and son have returned | from Thomasville, Ga., where they have | spent some time visiting relatives and | friends.
 | Prof F. M Lett of Tuscaloosa was in l the city today.
 Robert King Perkins, the 5-year- old son | of MT and Mrs. J. Hoke Perkins, on | Avenue F, entertained his young friends | at most delightful birthday party yes | terday afternoon.