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Recorded Mortgages.

Av A. north cor John st; Helene Heymann
Catherine 81 st. .t" :. being sw lot si map
south wa.hipgtoRTi DC 25Eloo; George Q ooo
McKnlHy and ano to VIM W vaughn. dc.
fe cFoehs M e New York and suburban GO.
operative Bldg loan Assoc; installs. 1850
hS Msrs to Mary %sns Az.
Ai Mary P Poldcs to Chs. Peper ~ 5000
shs at S Dsv %eP Kese to- warren
SamInis. yrs: -; 600
Ennich Jr to Helena schimpf. 8 vrs. ::,,. 1900
washington st. W cor Beach st John Wal
krr t. the Lawyers Mortgage Insurance
sd i st. x +; Frank Hahn to Aona Has, '
9th 81. 73p: Loui. Cohen to samuel j Ruth
and Rachel Hoffman installs, .,;.....;":. 5000
9th st. n q lto W "a aV' August NieGseh to ,oooo
10TH a s sSS rhos Dunn to Goo Ehret 81.
4i isp st. ali ", 25vas g Frederick steensei
'' Miot dorton yrs la.5oo
ss hfsn st. :. 100 g, Columbus Az, ,2aSI ~
I0o.6; tho s. Nicholas Skating and Ice Co
1d 70 hr II. ns 100 I'd AZ ceeelA HIATT to '
Tile %5 %nh TF"si SS and .no
10 Equitable Life Assurance Society Us. ,,
1I4tG ' At, Il +; Jonn and Margaret A Moran OS
to julius stroheim. yrs; .......:.;.::.... 10000
1lS ~ iti st. -, aa5w ID av; catharino Becker w
,9 20 l'sfFs HaT, "a nv Francis sullivan '0'
i to L5 nj ~ FIcischmann yrs. 5000
18nd 81, II 8, I56 . Trinity av; WIN II ktch-
en- to Jacob Hnft demand .............. l,12s
NO Iar ~ Co. ins1lIs 1000
l6ist ST. + $, "a . Caldwell av; Henry Lob
qs yr anu "' ~ 800 10000
l6lst st. ~ % e Cauldwcl av. 26yloO:
'f''re 10000
l6iSt IT, = @ cor Caullwen av Mcic
FrercE 10 Gnstavns Ro5itzeL ct al. yr,. $4,000
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3tading Hotels aud 8tstaurants.
SUMMER RESORTS.

HOTEL TARIFF BrREAu. es 9TH Az.
%sFSiI sfH + fHiSlssa oH GRa
ff auis T. Fl Iesu
Hotel Monmouth, .,.... 81 up ". AppleYate,
7San nj
s nb %f
s'l :. S"a 'isTs Fl =
E%iina t "a
B BAfS EEAcH Arsy Ss% H tesn
BEG6k opss
$ 49, usa nes %s%:.s sasgR
BOSTON Mas. .;.....,., 1otsi yendome. 4. F. s.
g. HsIs sHnix:t ii so%
PFsspse PARK Ioie
H HE%ER F a. laurel s HoSIs
iff!if: s,S ~ FsStS
cHIcAoo. m, ch;easo Beach fio,el. TX. shore
.nl ds1as SGss dS no.: msr
PPKEEsIPENt Inn yRSs peo we H",sa
O. bAHRiNifos Mass ' B~rRsSiro Inn. Ap. ssap
GhEENFiELDi Mass. Manso,. Hou.s; XP s.. So. s..
lane syeE Bay Hsy HSu:
t&kEA%SSyoP ~. Kent House ndWsldner:
LIBERTY, ny llnney HSc, eniirely new. SlO weekly
do The BUCKLEY q to Si5 weekly
LONG BEACH, L. Long Beach Hotel. A. 2, - up
LONG BRANCH. Nj. W End ~ Ctges. So P.$ Sup
do. Ocean House tW Irving Davids. A: p 81
90 .....''''.'.'.. HilRhtoh hoel a. r. 20 70 -
do. .............,.; Rowland Hotel opens June e
DO United states Hotel. A. r., % up
LONDON. [ leNere Prince or wales q Broadwalto OPP.
ton rGs @ date
LONDON ( Westminster. high class Residential
stErminis} Hotel. nn.Icelled for cuisine comfort;
MIIIppoIt m9derate tarin. r,. u,,o, a.
MON REAL. Can n niRer III ap ~ up; e.p.. SluP
MAXIM PlER, H. inc New GLADSTONE.
Sry ocean exposure. shaded lawns II: n stsarns
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THE STATE WINS 4 LAWSUIT.
Receivers $40, 900 in an Ohio Court from n
Reformatory Contractor.

ALBANY. July 24.-The State. after eleven
years Of litigation. has Just won u case against
Cassius C. Corner Of Columbus. o.. brought to
recoverSl0.0OO alleged to be due the New York
State Reformatory on brushmakng contract
In 1888 when tho State law went into effect
which provided that no m olive power or ma
chinery could be operated in State prisons or
re'ormatories. and also that the labor OF in
mates otthese institutions could not be- farmed
out; nor could the products OF their work be
sold TO contractors, Corner was purchasing
the product OF the hrushmaking department.
which was thrown out by this law. He then
owed the institution 100000. Action was
brought to secure this sum and the case was
tried before n" Hon. Charles r. Pratt as ref
cree The Hon. F.. F. lahcock appeared for
the TetoImatory and the Hon. J. B. Stanchfield
lor NJ Corner who presented counter claim
otst2,Wo Tor alleged damages by reason OF
me me loss OF large orders which had not been
H nlLed because OF the enactment OF the law
Inc ne Ieteree decided In favor OF the State. and
tnls decision has been affirmed by the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Ohio.
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Chnpmnn,s rupI COD a command.

Chief Devory yesterday assigned Police Cap
tain Hickman to duty atNewtown. Hickman was
Chief OF Police at Whtesone, L, l.. before con-
solidatIon. The courts cav" him the rank OF
CAPTAIN in the city force and he was sent to
school under Cant. Chapman.
Capt. James r White was transferred from
Newtown to Long Island city. and Acting cap
tain Thomas ii. Lynch from Long Island Clty
" duty on the staff OF Deputy Chief Clayton.
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Police PLUMBING ILLBG1L?

The Departments Right to Employ Its Own
Mechanics Called In Question.
Fl. N. Noble. President Of the Association Of
Master Plumbers. sent letter to the Police
Board yesterday calling attention to what he
regards as a violation Of the labor laws. The
Police Department has its own force OF me-
chanics. plumbers and carpenters. Noble con-
tends that the hoard violates the law by using
its own employees and not calling in q master
plumber when any repairs to plumbing have
to be made.
President York forwarded the communica-
opinion. The same contention may affect
other departments.
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Hugh Mclaughlin. % years old. son OF the
Int Under Sheriff Hugh Mclaughlin Of Brook
Ign. was before Magistrate Teale in the Myrtle
Avenue Court yesterday on charge Of mali
clous mischief. His mother was the complain
ant, and she alleged that he del ibcratcly
smnshed eight nanes OF glass In the parlor
windows OF her home at "l ST. Mark ; avenue.
He was, hailed out, pending examination;
mother much trouble since his fathers death,
not being satisfied with the disposition OF the
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Lee Tweedy Componx 1noor,o,o..,

oorr n%Ni"N' N'Jo July IA certificate Of in
Cnr n!"'loN was iilcd to-day by the Lee Tweedy
,nI u New Yor, to take over the jobbIng
o., W. .'1 goods importing business now carried
S3tSIC"G WrsGy a Co.. The capital stock is
tTeforiC .,@ nal H. amount being per cent t.
y Lee. Frrj"TrNI. /" In"orrorators are Charles
'"''''' i'a''''Iay. all Of New York "'eu' anu
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VIE and Three Children Mis.in1

'otl Anlt NJ Serancus renorted nj poI,cs
w,,o 49,. '"'s 10 Jersey CITY Yesterday that his
sinos ,",, Tiree children have been missing
ro,io. , w. r'"ay' and asked the aid OF the
.rt wi ~ '.,'u'.s them. The children are John
conn., snn t,arrH y month, 3D. Xiii re ram%ot
wuy cycort,' Wllt disappearance in any Othor
montef.' q INA. mat FL. became suddenly de:
fou'"Rtel when ho Ell 6"m" ON Frid 4appy anu
out Ahnmr" , Una made ilgent search. but with
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The Priscilla suicide Identified.

on tho r., G ~ 'h' rlH2 who committed suicide
vrJn" ran River line steamer Priscilla on sat
Roro, Was Was positively identified yesterday ma
lis tro,hl.,Ii maps Browncll Of Bristol, r INV
Nrown@.' who Eh@w @ni' 3 lawyer Of frovidence.
W"u i'iE medicine at Dartmouth Toins,o o oe
lrothcr s,ii len len granuatcd next year, His
sluvId b .i,i y" knew Of no reason WHY Ro"sr
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an attempt to Compel Them to Take Out
sailors Boarding House Licenses,

'P' :" N""pei ihem 10 IRke Gut
sailors Boarding House Licenses.
samuel Roller Of 90 South street was ar
iaiehed In the Court OF Special Sessions yester-
aay on the charge Of keeping sailors board
ing mouse without having license. His pros
ecu''on has been undertaken by Clarke II.
fooot. commissioner OF Licenses for Sailors
bb",atIn'hg Houses. as test case for the many
!" sailors and occasionally lodge them without
n nH,r.s boarding house license Rollers
ierraSe a. asked Yesterday TO have the case trans
day. Ue 'he appllcatloh on Satur-
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Can't. Tod Contests Requisition.

DEApwoon. S. D.. July 24-Capt. Tod. tho
New York mining expert. who is undor arrest
here charged with swindling the York Mining
Company ont Of large sums while he was the
manager, is contcstlng rcqu!siton. bherilf
with re1uisition papers from Gov. lee. but
Capt. Tod got an adjournment OF the case and
will carry his contest TO the supreme Court.
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Drosdway. n cor Goth st --Xaa.s; Jas Wilson
Va Chas Le 0raane, TO enjoin. &c; atty, q Nathan
College az. . . DOR l4sth 1t. 75xlOO; College av,
SOS. IS n villa pl. 5Ox 100; RebeccR Tossing We
Edward Phipps indy. eHr. &c. dover attys' Put.
nev X u.
Madison av q " cor l35th at, 2oxpo; Lucy Egan,
indv and admN va Michael Esan ct al tsettlenent of
claim, &C.; atty, J Angel.
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Assignments of Mortgages.

CSsLel. Anna. and Miriam Pollock to Mas
san rr.winr Co. go. ,.......
steers, Edward +, 10 the Twelfth Wald Bank
Williams, 10 midas J., trus. u the Excelsior
sav ngS Bank .,.. >. ........,,.:. ..:....
Williams L"Cnidas P. trus, q the Excelsior
Savings lbAnk.,...........s,. .............
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Recorded Leases.

Sd av, 432: David pcttman to Geo W Thomp-
son. store and basement, 4 yrs.............
Sd av. 40; Joseph II LichtenAuer to John
Stecker store. floor. &c. LIZ yre......
9th Av, 7p5: William Keil. Jr, gdn. 40, to
Charles McGOyern, 10 yrs. ............ 80.
4eth vt, 2O4 "; Jennie W Frnncke to Thos
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-25
DISTRESS GUNS IN A FOG.
Steamships Skipper Finds Occasion to
Remonstrate with a Schooner Man.

Capt Robinson OF the British tank steam
ship Chesapeake, in yesterday from Swansea.
was in n thick fog off the Banks on Thursday
afternoon. and was startled by the sound Of
distress signal guns. He answered the signals
and headed for the sound. He found the fish
ing schooner, Girl l Love, at anchor. Tho
banging came from her. Her skipper said
there was nothing the matter with her. She
Cant. Robinson, in his official report OF the
occurrence. says he demonstrated with the
skipper and requested him to ring his bell in
stead OF firing his gun" II la believed that
the official report puts 1t mildly.
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FATHER CROWLEY IN 4 RUNAWAY.
A Williamsburg Priest Has Perilous Mis-
hap in Laurel Hill.

hap in Laurel Hill.
Father James F. Crowley OF the Church Of the
Immaculate Conception. Williamsburg. was
hurt in a runaway accident yesterday after
noon As he was leaving Calvary Cemetery.
Laurel Hill. l.. l.. the coach In which he was
riding collided with the gate. breaking of one
Of the doors and swapping the pole strap In two
This scared the horses and they ran away
Before they had gone far the coach collided
with lamppost. The. other door was torn of
and both lnmps were shattered. Father Crow
ley jumped out and was badly scratched about
the face and head. but was not seriously IN
jured. The horses were stopped mile away.
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MeCllnniCA' Liens.

Cherry At, +Is to "A; Bernhard Brinkmann
W. vs. Joseph Horst e A .,., $40 90
John 4 Muller vs. George stpla $3.50, $50 90
John Walker, ,s:o.,,:..;n.,,... 1862 90
TavolAcci ct Al y. Gcofso Brown. -. aso 90
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EXTRA VACATION FOR POLICEMEN.
nays with Pay Granted to Each Man
Tor Duty Done In tho Strike.

i"r Duty Done In tho Strike.
ihe folce Board at its meeting yesterday
,aSIeu resolutions rcwarding the force in all
~. .'e potouGhs FOR tho good work it did during
,mo s,r'Ne oYgronting to all It's members be-
t VOW t ne rank Of Captain five days extra vaca
10 erH Ndtn ray, The hoard has not the power
SnniSaS3 'nI" n" rank Of Sergeant. Il was also
charges ~, a. we meeting 10 dismiss minor
the ya,idI, reicrred against eighty policemen in
''o various boroughs lnst Mnnn ~ ~
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first Ilass Mtlp-ftmnlfs.


CHURCH OF GOD. Fourth Temple, 4o2 West apth
" ST. Honest. industrious coored mon and women
furnished free for any kind OF worE.
A. ADDERLY Pastor.
CHAMBERMA1D and waitress; thoroughly compo-
y tent city or country; private family: references
NJ A.. box h4' sun uptown Office i2"5 Broadway.
(WAMBERMAID.-wll assist waitress orswatt on
" lady; good references; private family n c., boz
Dol Sun uptown Office 1895 Broadway.
CHAMBERMAtD. Understands her work thor.
~ oughly: beat references d. X. box $50 SUN up
town Office, 1870 broadway.
uousEwoRRER.-- Plain cook and laundress; good
references. g. c.. box b47 Sun uptown ofhco,
1895 broadway.
I AuNDRESs, willing to do chamberwork; no
~ shirts, collars and cuffs. good references. NJ L.,
box 653 sun uptown Office, l2hb broadway.
NURsE.-Thoroughly trustworthy nurse TO grow.
~ ing hdren. u. H., box 5+s sun uptown once.
1206 Broadway.
DARLORMAID or first. class cha =, berma'd; city or
Il country; best references. A. X, box 562 Sun
uptown once. 1926 Broadway.
THOROUGHLY competent infants nurse; wages
L 500 to $25. excellent references. K. d., box $40
Sun uptown Office 1868 Broadway.
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Tn" Ren Estate BOARD 81 rro,,.

Ing puLlicatinn tl llurs of trustworthy morn
and Advert, gnwsGhaod THE srS their oifcai News
DAY a con,rle,. sr nielinm. There is printed zach
ocrar ADJ. list OF Real Estate Auction sales To-
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At the New York Real Estate Salesroom yes
terday Richard v Harnett Co. sold. in fore
closure. the three-story stone-front dwelling.
on lot 2Ox1OO. No 22S East SIty-frst street,
to Hyman Schnitzer for $l3,5OO.
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shalnck Bros L Co vss W D Smith. 75 90
Brinlma ann vsjoscph kierst nnd sno ...,. $40 90
penstcin VS. Joseph Kierst and sno -. 1 ,oas 90
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William Carr Jr.. OF II. C. Senior & Co., has
sold for d. Marine to W. E. Finn the flve-story
limestone fiat. on lot 25x1O0. No 7OS West End
avenue,
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first Glass Hslp-Males.

VoUNG JAPANESE. experienced cook or waiter,
L wants situation in private family, city coun-
hy. so am working Address
T. TAPAHUSE. Slatersvllle. r. I.
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8oard at'anted.
FURNISHED Rooms & apartments to Je1

JWrulSufu 1AuuWh " -AVhIlmtulH ~ 1fI
East Side.
A THE CLARENDON Ath Av. and 18th at Al.
nsned rooms half rates: All publications. baths
and billiards gratis. elevator.
7 LIVINGSTON PLACE IS, stuyvcsant Park. oppo.
IL site ST. Georgia thurch.-Very desirable fur
nshed rooms near lIthst
MADISON Az. I2o,--Dr sirable large and small
vi rooms private baths; breakfast optional; neigh
borhcod unexcelled: references required.
sd Az. 7a-Ncely furnished room for one or two
Z geEtlemeni all conNeniences private house.
West Side.
A -SOVTHFRSERS looking FOR cool. comfortable
N. rooms. reasonable pr ces. all convenieuc-s can
md them at Tho Cornell "Tth st, Central Park
Wcst; meals optionAl
COLUMNS Az, G2e -Elegaut parlor suite. suit
Y aDu for couple on two gentlemen 81 references
exchanged. hughes.
NICELY fura.shcd rooms to let: all convcnicncea;
~ breakfast optional. Inquire 20 West 65th ST..
second fat WI 1t.
NXTOMAN'S CLTB HOUSE 1Ot West 4Ist at; at.
w tractive rooms for nurs"S and professional
women: visitors 20 tho city acc Jninodated excel.
lct service Telephone
I0Tm ST. li5 wEST.-wel furnished. newly
y decorated roonrs. thoroughly renovated house;
hOmelke; reasonable
Doth ST. 8lp wEsT.-Largc front ro m. arst
OO fo.r, suitable for octorS ONE; hall rools;
cellent board.
< 81 81. So wEsTi17Furnlshed rooms; large.
- small, hot aud cold running water; summer
prices: gentlemen; references.
GOD ST. 25s wEST.--Large and small rooms in
az private family; Southorners solicited summer
rates.
S1TiI ST. ~ wEsT.-Lieht, cool rooms with bath,
y 70 men. In doctors house. Housekeeper.
Il ETH ST, l6 WEST.-Parlor AMI bedrooms; piano;
W every conNen,iSnSsi to party of gentlemen;
centre location. hEbEh.
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first Glass Malrs-grnfts-
siunal.

A TEACHER OF BOOKKEEPING AND
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT NOW ENGAGED
WITH ONE OF THE LEADING BUSINESS
YORK WITH LARGE WHOLESALE HOUSE
OR BANK AT A SUBSTANTIAL SALARY.
ADDRESS SOUTHERN, box I43 Sun uptown
office, 1865 Broadway.
n INTELLIGENT young man, ~ years old wants
"A position Of trust; will travel II necessary. Ad.
dress X. box LA Sun uptown Office 1865 Broadway.
Young man 90 Wishes q situation In mercantile
j. LEvINsoN. 2ss East It'll at.
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West Side.
Selert 8oard-Arnoklyu.


HENRY ST. a. Heiahts.-Five minutes bridge.
nicely furnished rooms; excellent board. So
81 weekly; references.
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first-Class Nslp-frmalrs 2rufss'
sicnA.

A LADY, NirTinian. dseres q position by the fall
N as companion or 40 ernes., willing tn he useful
in a home; references ass ed ami gwen. Address
=. .. box 49, EastNille, northampton county, Va.
DOSITTON wanted by capable. attractive woman.
i with bIsinesG eNpClienCe, to nanAve fashionable
dresHmaking business in New York city. Address
c. box 40 sun Office.
STFSOGRAPHER and typewriter: Remington and
- SMITH Premier rapid, accurate eNp renoed;
good refcTen' wishes engage, -nt no agencies,
please: salary moderate. F. NJ. K, 2ll Monroe st..
Brooklyn.
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Rral Gstatt at'antrd.

7 WILL buy quickly properties threatened with
foreclosure: no brokers. Address e EDWARDS"
box lp3 Sun ONCE
The age-herald., 1899-01-27
THE FIRST IRON
Exported From the Birmingham District
 Five Years Ago.

''I saw a statement in The Age of Steel the other day." said a man prominent in the industrial circles of Birmingham yeS- terday, which had tendency to mislead. The article in question was one on the de- velopment of the export iron shipments from the Birmingham district It left one under the impression that there were no foreign shipments made from Birmingham before MT. Barron, superintendent of the Ensley furnaces went to England two or thre years ago.
 ''The fact is, however, that the first for eign shipment from the south was made nearly five years ago by the Sloss Iron and Steel company. There is evidence in proof of this statement, for I saw duplicate Of the original bill of lading in the offices of the Sloss company only today. The amount of the shipment was 100 tons, or PA, 900 pounds, and it was destined for Liv- erpool England. The route was to New Orleans over the Louisville and Nashville railroad, and from thence to Liverpool, via the West India line. The rate of the freight was s46O per ton. The bill of lading was issued March A. 1894.
 "I am sure that this was the first ship ment of export pig iron from the Birming- ham district"
The age-herald., 1899-01-27
BIRMINGHAM HAD
 SWEET REVENGE Defeated the Anniston Basket
 Ball TeamL MADE UP OF ARMY OFFICERS The Superior Training ot Athletic Club Told Early in the Game and
 the Final Score Was
 32 to 2.
MADE UP OF ARMY OFFICERS

The Birmingham Athletic club defeated the army officers from Anniston in the basket ball game last night by an over whelming score of 32 to 2, and thus took their revenge for the defeat they received at the hands of these same officers in last Thanksgiving foot ball game.
 Over 300 basket ball enthusiasts were there, and the seating capacity of the gym nasium was taxed to it's utmost. They, of course, applauded the Birmingham team liberally for every good play and goal made, but this soon began to get monotonous They were also very friendly to the army men and when just before the close of the first half the score standing 16 to O., Redd made the army's only goal. the applause was continuous and deafening.
 For the first two or three minutes of the game neither side scored, and it looked as if the game would be bitterly contested all the way through, but soon Birmingham's s better training and practice began to tell, and the score began to pile up. Both teams were a great deal above the average 'n weight, and the game was by no means a gentle one. The following was the line up of the teams
 Army. Position B'ham. Vaughan r. forward. Ferguson Redd l. forward. McDonough( Capt) Meade center. Jones Warren r. guard. London Gunter l. guard. Underwood
 Two of the features of the game were the excellent guard work done by Warren, who almost unaided, kept the ball down to his rdc all ma hp cellent goal throwing by Underwood. The latter, although a guard, played a game directly under the goal and stuck the bill in the basket with a clock-like regularity
 For Birmingham Underwood made six goals, Jones four, Ferguson four, McDon- ough l. and Warren two goals from fouls, in all thirty-two points. McDonough made Birmingham's only two fouls. For the off, cers, Redd made the only goal. He also made two fouls, Gunter two and Vaughan one.
 It may be said in justice to the visiting team that they have had but very little practice, and 1t is told of them that they have had a big wash tub nailed up on a tree in their camp, and into this they have been throwing the ball. They had a very attractive uniform last night, consisting of regular gymnasium shirt, regulation kharki trousers of the army, together with the army leggings
 Besides the basket ball game there were some other attractive features of the per- formance. Professor Miles, Ferguson and Bussy gave a very creditable exhibition on the horizontal bars, and Shep Owen did his fancy bicycle riding act. Between the halves of the game Professor Miles gave a very clever exhibition of fancy club swing ing.
The age-herald., 1899-01-27
A. ]. CAMP WILL BE COUNTY AUDITOR New Office Created for Jefferson
 by Legislature. TO AUDIT COUNTY'S BOOKS Governor Johnston Made the Appoint ment at Solicitation of MT. Camps
 Friends and Not By
 Formal Application.
TO AUDIT COUNTIES BOOKS

City Auditor A. J. Camp has been ap- pointed county auditor ynder the provis- ions of a bill introduced by Representative Burkhalter in the legislature early after it first convened.
 City Auditor Camp was in Montgomery yesterday accompanied by delegation of his friends. Governor Johnston announced the appointment late yesterday afternoon. There was considerable discussion over the bill at first, 1t being alleged that too many privileges were extended with the office. There was substitute offered by Represen- tative Gibson, of Jefferson, assigning to the new officer the duty of auditing the books and accounts of all county officers. The salary was made s1,SOO per annum with proviso that when necessary the auditor should work for the state, s2.50 per day be- ing allowed for expenses. Representative Gibson's substitute appeased all factions and was passed.
 MT. Camp will have thirty days in which to qualify and make bond. At the end of tnlS time ne Will assume h1S new duties.
 Competent in Every Way
 MT. Camp has had long and valuable ex- perienee in the line of work for which he has now been chosen. For several years he has been connected with different city ad- ministrations, discharging the duties of city clerk and auditor. That he has made satisfactory, competent and faithful officer is proven by the fact that several admins trations which he opposed have reelected him.
 When the bill creating the new office of county auditor was first introduced in the legislature MT. Camp was mentioned as a capable man for the office. He never made formal application for appointment, but several of his friends saw the governor and it was quite compliment to Mr. Camp that he received the position without seek ing it himself.