Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-08
SAYS IT WILL BE BID OFF. Tip to Aspirants for the Brigade Encampment.
 NOT UNTIL 4 O'CLOCK
This Morning Was the Vote in Montgomery Counted.
 State Capital Notes.

MONTGOMERY, April 7.-LS2ecial.l- The official count of ye eray's democratic primaries was not concluded until o'clock this morning, when the central committee announced the fol- lowing elected as the city ticket standard bearers at the regular election mex month for municipal officers:
 For mayor, John H. Clisby; city clerk, R. B. Snoderass; recorder, John W. A. Sanford, Jr. market clerk, II. D. Long; aldermen at large, Messrs. Dave Fleming, E. B. Joseph, H. C. D .vidson; aldermen, ward 1, J. w. Demming, Emile J. Meyer; ward 2, w. c. Cam bbell, Leopold Strauss; ward 8, A be Issaac, J. M. Kennedy; ward 4, William Tatum, Thomas Horne; ward 5, J. H. Hartley, Avery L. Capp; ward 6, Frank Taylor, James foole, Jr.
 The result gives satisfaction. The ma terial is good.
 THAT INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.
 The governor issued a call for the meet ing of trustees to be held here on April 29 to take action for a proposed industrial school for white girls in Alabama and se- lect the place. A number of localities are in for 1t.
 THE PROPOSED BRIGADE ENCAMPMENT of the Alabama state troops in June will be influenced by the community that has the heaviest purse; in other words, 1t will be bid ( if, hence Mobile and Birmingham better hustle, for other places are in the ring. Ex-Governor Jones i'd to be briga- dier- general.
 tomorrow (Monday) the fifth division will be called at the Alabama supreme cour to last three days, when court ad- jourps iiil April 22 to get ready Tor the third, tue Birmingham division.
 RANDALL DOUGLASS, the negro who committed an act of high way robbery and fierce assault upon an other confiding negro from Troy, named George Lawrence, last fall, within the city limits, gets forty years in the mines by the jury of the city court.
 AN IMPORTANT DECISION.
 The chancery court yesterday decreed in the cause of John B. Nicrosi versus Calera Land company ct als., upon motion to dis miss demurrres for want of equity upon the sufficiency of sundry pleas, everything the motion. This case involves much pIopesty and many delicate law points.
 Owing to the continued illness of Judge Denson and inability to hold Macon county court, ex-Attorney General Martin has been appointed special judge and resumes court al uske2ee tomorrow.
 REV. DIR MUNHALL and MT, Birch returned last night from Mobile, and continues his evangelical work 80 eminently successful in our city to overfiowing, much benefited congrega- tions. Dr. Munhall IS dolng most excel- lent WOrk 1Q tne vineyard OI tue LOIu.
 HIS TEXT.
 Dr. Davidson, the eloquent rabbi of the MonteC mery Hebrew congregation, an pounces tor his Tuesday moraing Passover sermon the text, "Isrsel's Opportunity"
 THE I. o. B. B.
 The local lodges oi the Independent Order B'Nai Brith are making elaborate prepara- tions for the district grand lodge of this benevolent order to meet here, commencing ha Dr0UrADlnlH offered.
 THE OUTLOOK IS ENCOURAGING.
 The committee appointed by the Commer. cial and Industrial association or Mont gomery is working up a steady interest md meeting with gratifying success for tie early building of the Montgomery, Hayne- vile and Camden railroad. President Sol Bloch is here and predicts that, thanks to Montgomery's liberality in DO inconsider- able amount of handsome subscriptions, aided by Camden, Hayneville and other places along the route, that his railroad will be built within short time. It will prove a most important feeder to Montgomery and the fertile black belt counties it tra- verses.
 BUSINESS NOTES.
 Real estate transactions in Montgomery city building lots have been quite numer- ous recently, and all purchasers propose to erect handsome residences during this summer. number of plantations in this cOunly cuaugSu Withiu tuo idSe icW days, and in every case satisfactory prices were obtained. Most of our city con- tractors have building engagements during the summer months. Business is fairly good and money abupdant for all legitimate purposes, loans being made daily on good city real estate, running from one to five years at from 6 to per cent per annum. As to other in- yestments, none are iu better demand than Alabama bonds of any class, at full figures, while nearly all of our good, safe after as above.
 SKETCH OF CAPTAIN CLIsBY.
 Capt. John H. Clisby, who received the nomination for mayor by majority of nearly 1000 votes, always has been promi- federal politics, true-working democrat, ever in the front rank for the good of the party.
 When not of legal age he entered the Con nfederate service and served four years. Returning, he engaged in the cotton busi- ness, and has been very successful as cot ton merchant for the last twenty five years, but devoted much of his time and money to a considerable extent in all city, state and federal campaigns-for the success of demo- cratic principles.
 derman of Montgomery ;has been ever active as chairman of the street com mmittee. He aided materially ip paving our streets, al- most sacrificed his health in the construc- tion and perfection of our splendid sani- tary sewerage system, and has ever been most progressive and watchfui of Mont gomery's progress.
 As captain of that famous company, Bat