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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-08
THE PROSPECTUS ISSUED.
CONCERNS TO BE IN THE NEW CAR AND
FOUNDRY COMPANY
CAPITAL STOCK OF THE COMBINATION TO BE
sooooooo PREFERRED AND ssoooo mo COM
MoN-PLANs TO RE CARRIED OFT.

sao 90 900 PREFERRED AND $40 nm no COM
MoN--PLANs TO BE CARRIED OFT.
The prospectus Of the American Car and Foun-
dry Company. which is soon 10 be incorporated
under the laws Of New-Jersey. was issued yester-
day The new corporation is TO be a consolidation
of the following concerns which engaged In
the manufacture of freight and passenger cars:
Tho Michigan Penlnsular Car Company. OF De-
troit. the Jackson e woodin Manufacturing Com
pany. OF Berwick. Penn: the Missouri Car ard Foun
dry Company OF St Louis; the Ohio Falls Car
Manufacturing Company. Of Jetersonville Ind; the
Union Car Company. Of Buffalo, the St. Charles Car
Company. OF 81. Charles. Mo- the Wells French
Company. Of Chicago. and the Terre Haute Car
and Manufacturing Company Of Terre Haute. Ind.
The total annual capacity Of the united companies
is $3.50 freight 800 coaches $4,000 wheels. 1885,.
eN tons castings 20 100 tons NJ pipe and 5000 tons
OF bar iron.
The capital stock be authorized is 100000
per cent non-cumulatve preferred stock and $780,
or0e0 common stock. OF this. $4,000 OF preferred
and like amount Of common stock are 10 be re-
tanned In the treasury Of the company for the
acquisition Of other properties Cor Improvements.
etc. The Central Trust Company will be the de-
postary to carry the plan Of consolidation.
and the plan will become operative as soon as Poor
& Greenough have notified to the trust company
that the constituent companies have complied with
the terms Of the plan.
For the purpose OF carrying out the combination
and Of providing funds for the companies whose
holders require cash a condition Of asserting 70
the consolidation. Poor & Greenough offer for sub
scription $4,000 OOO preferred stock par. with an
equal amount Of the common stock
The Board OF Directors will be constituted as fol-
lows: W. X. Bixby. Of the Missouri Car and Foun-
dry Company; George Hargreaves. Of the Michigan
Peninsuar Car Company, J. /. Smyser. OF the
ohio Falls Car Manufacturing Company rrederick
ing Company; J. }. Albright, Of the Union Car
Company. Lewis J. COX, Of the Terre Haute car
and Manufacturing Company; II. r. Denker, Of the
ST. Charles Car Company, and Charles ]. Schoen,
Of the Pressed Steel Car Company.
The cash assets of the constituent companies 70
he covered into the treasury OF the new company
are stated 10 exceed 10000 The benefits Of the
cousolidat ton. the prospectus says viii he in the
saving Of transportation charges, In common
enjoyment NJ patents and processes IN the saving
Of many duplicate officials IN ests bishing central
finance. accounting. purchasing and engineering
departments. reducing the thirty-two departments
% only four. and in the purchasing Of material IN
large quantities.
A dispatch from Buffalo says that the Union car
Company OF Depew. near that city, mas ALREADY
sold out its interests TO the new company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-08
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
Washington. Feb THE following Army and
Navy orders have been issued
ARMY

Major EUGENE L. SWIFT. brigade surgeon IL honoraby
DISCHARGED take erect February 10
Second Lieutenant CLARENCE y PURDY. 9th Infantry,
will proceed Augusta, Ga. for duty a. assistant
mastering qcs In connection %e ,ss n %9, serg cu'
Lieutenant Colonel WILLIAM p BURNnAM. an NJ:
souri, Infantry Will reP9rt to CAPTAIN n@ne' E5Gs
Frs! Lieutenant PfRcvAL G. LOWE Ism IHfSn'S u
will report for duty 20 the cominandhs once, nc, OF
troops on the transport Sheridan which WI eau on
20 joln the isth Infantry
1ieu,enant-Coonel CHARLES PENNY. chief quarter
,1s. is s9'f ec3t Maros s He eyd
Barracks ;or duty at mat post
Major EDGAR A MEARNs chief surgeon. IS relieved
Adams. Rhode Island. for duty
Major CHARLES NJ CANDY. chief surgeon. is relieved
from further daiy The Josiah si5npson Hospital J., I
slocim New YORK for duty.
Major CARROLL pEvoL quarterrnsster is assigned
terrnas,ers Department at Manila.
'' ssr N iSfsn vi pToceei to Maa1s5o
The following transfers are made to take effect
this date:
First Lieutenant GEORGE C. RARNnARDT; from
1s ten S'I FRRY WS "a Sf 'f rom ba IN
% the Join N. G Toop to rh Ge Ne .
Captain SIDNEY E. stuart oTdnsncs Department pt.,1
vii make Two visits 70 the Sandy Hook s. pT2yiH as
NAVY
chief Engineer GEORGE COw1E Is detached from the
Montgomery and ordered home sick leave.
Psyrsstcr W. ". BARRY ordered the Alba,ross
Lieutenant T. H. GIBBONS Is detached from the Newark
and ordered 10 the Massachusetts
Lieutenant Commander l.. HUBBARD. retired. Is 10
tached % prize commissioner FOR the Eastern DIS
~ New York and ordered home
Naval Cadet D. r. THELEEN 10 detached from the
Massachusetts and ordered 10 the Alliance.
Lieutenant VICTOR BLUE detached from command o.
Alvsrado ordered the Massachusetts.
Captain c. L CLARK ordered TO the League Island
Navy Yard captain II yard March !.
Lieutenant r. WITITEF~PC~pfS detached from tho
Topeka and ordered 90 the Alliance.
Lieutenant 4. II - ALES detached from the Topeka
and ordered 20 the Alliance.
Lieutenant- Commander 2 J DRAKE ordered 70 duty
inspector ~ equipment Al the works 81 Heaey.
T1hhet's q Co.
Lieutenant ". Il NOsTRAND detached from the s,er
Ing AMI ordered home
The following officers have been honorahly dis
charged.
Lieutenant " II SOsTRAND Ensigns z. r. UPsHJR
and Y. HENDERSON, chief Eurineer NJ. +. COOLEY
and Assistant Engineers T. RODGER and c. a.
BAFCHTOI.D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-08
TON l. JOHNSONS PLANS.

Tom L Johnson the well-known capitalist and
advocate Of tho Henry George single tax theory
arrived IN this city last evening. and was M
the Waldorf-A storia later. He said that Gov
ernor Pngree Of Michigan had accompanied him
East only far as Buffalo. and I'D not expect
TO come 10 New-York. Mr. Johnson said ne had
nothing TO add 10 what he had said before the
Manhattan Single Tax Club. about devotlng the
rest Of his life TO the single tax propaganda. add
ing. What ] said then ] meant, but as yet my
plans are not fully matured AS soon az they are
Will make a tatement announcing my position In
detail He expects 10 be here for some time
closing nn his hnsiness afairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-08
IOWA AT san FRANCISCO.

Not TO PROCEED TO MANILA IN THE NEAR
FUTURE
San Francisco FEB. Tho battle-smp iowa IL
er tering ;he harbor here 1t Is understood 'hA'
she will be sent Manila with supplies ana III
structions as soon circumstances permit no
steamers Justin and Celtic now al mare ls'"',N'
are being overhaued and in few days VII" Dc
ready 10 sail for the Philippines. following the
supply vessel Centennial. which got away hst
night The Justin Will carry coal FOR the meet ana
the Celtic frozen meat. The steamer Conneinaush
now on her way this port. VIII pTObADiy ~
sent 20 Manila with munitions OF war. ana addl-
fional stores may be sent on the steamer 'leVe-
and. -1..
Washington. Feb. There Is no present prospect
~ the Owa being dspa tched 20 Manila. The ore
gon is under orders and on her way 10 Join Dewey
Tho DTeseni naval need In the Philippine ~ is not
1fps hut lght-draught gunDOats FOR use IN
rt,.ers and near the shore. The Iowa needs a good
deal OF repairing. and no programme has been
roe nued ont FOR ner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-08
srBVAyS AND CITY CONTROL.

Local politicians have been interested In reports
that influence is BENG exerted AZ Albany 70 secure
the passage Of an act 10 place all the electrical
subways IN the city under the city's control such
an act II has been asserted might he needed 20
prevent the subway companies from keeping the
wires Of a new telephone company out OF ne con-
Quits Henry s kearny. Commiss.on"r OF Pubic
Buildings Lighting and Supplies. has declared tnat
ne could not see any advantage 20 the CITY 10 Dc
derived from municipal control OF the suoways, as
the city now gets free Of the subways FOR us
police and fre-aarm wires.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-08
REMOVING CONFEDERATE DISABILITIES.

REPEAL Of THE LAST REMNANT RECOMMENDED
BY TIE HOUSE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.
Washington. Feb BY unanimous vote the
Judicary Committee - me House to-day decided
TO recommend The repeal of what IS said 10 he the
last remnan, % disqualification agains, persons
who were iu me Confederate service The proposed
smendnen' is as follows:
That the sections % tho revised statutes which
ssqualify persons otherwise qualified from serving
as grand pett jurors Ia the courts Of tho United
states WHO have taken up arms or Joined In any
.nsurrecti0r rebellion against the United States
~ reiea or. AND flat hereafter no person shall De
disqualified for any service iu any court or In any
tancA or Department q the Government Of the
United states or account Of participation IN the
N4r u iYr anA 1sfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-08
voVrvFNTS or NAVAL VESSELS.

Washlnrton Feb The Detroit sailed to-day
from Nauzanillo for New-Orleans 10 take part Ia
tho Mard. Gras festivities. Tho Lebanon has ar
rived az Havana the Brooklyn at Key West and
The Justin ~ Mare Island The Solace cleared yes
,erdav Afternoon for Gibraltar from Fort Monroe
INC chicago sailed yesterday from Brooklyn Tor
orleans ne Boston from Manila for loilo.
and me Wilmington from Port Of Spain for Caru-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-08
WHAT ELEcrR1c BOAT COMPANY is TO DO.

Trenton n j. Feb THE Electric Boat Com
many was INCORPORATED here to-day. with au-
thor4zed capital Of sO00oOOO Its principal Office IN
the State Is 10 be in Jersey City The company Is
empowered 10 operate steamships or vessels OF all
kinds and engage IN any manufacturing business
Half ~ the stock IS per cent preferred, and the
rest common The cOrporators are Charles Bllzard
william II Palmer and Augustus TreadVel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-08
MUSTFR-OUT or VOLI'NTEERS.

NOTHING TO Re DONE UNTIL THE FATE OF THE
ARMY REORGANIZATION BILL rs KNOWN
washington. Feb. THE ratification by the Sen
ate OF the Peace Treaty has started talk about the
probable carly mastering OUT OF the volunteers II
IS understood. however. that this question has not
been yet seriously considered by the President and
VIII not be until the fate 81 tho Army Reorga MIA
Ton bill now nonang In Congress is known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-08
EoSs KEATS SLOSSON AT PRA CTLCE.

In practice billiard games yesterday Foss beat
siosson nj slosson's Academy. and McCreery beat
Or 4 y Miller AT the Knickerbocker Athletic
Club The Westerner's average more than H.
however and Foss's Just IL The latter heat SO@
son bv 900 10 4ss his hest being 90 and his
ge 10 while Slosson averaged Is $50. with high
run OF 81 ~ ~ 40
being a trihe more than r. This evening McCreery
vii play SiOssOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-08
"SOLLT" SMITH KNOCKED OFT.

EASILY DEFEATED IN SIX ROUNDS BY OSCAR
GARDNER.
Oscar GARNER the Omaha KID" easily defeated
'.Solly' Smith Of Los Angeles. In six rounds last
nieht at tho Ienox Athletic Clubhouse. The men
were to fight twenty rounds at 10 pounds. Smith
YVES unsteady on his feet from the opening round
and seemed 70 IL unusually wild. In the sixth
round he was knocked down four times.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-08
THE UNITED SHOE MACHINERY COMPANY.

Trenton y J., Feb There were filed this
evening with the Secretary OF State articles OF IN
corporation Of the United Shoe Ma rhnery COM
pany. with an authorized capital Of sS.WO@O Inc
stock is divided into one-half preferred and one
half common and the company is authorized 70
manufacture and deal in shoe machinery ana IN
boots and shoes and footwear OF all kinds.
The corporators are J Wilson Smyth Of Newark,
Robert Miller and John S. Tyler. Of Paterson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-08
COMBINATION NOT LIKELY. THEY SAY.

Several persons who are largely interested in the
priut cloth trade seen yesterday. and were
asked I'm reference to the report from Boston that
negotiations are in progress for a consolidation OF
aU Of the print works OF the United States into
single company The opinion was generally ex-
a .ho. suob a combination would be impos-
sifle owing 10 the large number OF print works In
the various States and the enormous capital that
y,ou1d he required FOR such a corporation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-08
FUNERAL or ALCTDE DUPAND.

The funeral Of Alc1e Durand. late treasurer Of
the Maurice Grau Opera Company. held yes
terday morning al ~. Marys Church, Yonkers
Father Corley OBLIGATED. II was attended by
number OF his associates In the opera company and
employees Of the Metropolitan Opera House. Mr.
Durand was sxty-seven years old. and had been
associated with operate ventures for many years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-08
INVITATIONS TO TIE PRESIDENT.
SENATORS HoAR AND LODGE ASK HIM TO AID
DRESS THE MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE

Washington. Feb z-senstors Hoar and Lodge
allied al the White House to-day and invited the
President on behalf OF the legislature Of Massa-
chIsetts 70 Visit the State Capitol and address the
w. bodies IL Joint when he visits Boston
or February Is the guest OF The Home Market
Club Il IS probable that the President Will ac-
eel; The invitation Of the Legislature The EXecu-
tive Committee % the Hartrauft Monument Asso-
citation also called on the President and invited
HIN 20 attend the uuyeiug Of an equestrian statue
o. Governor Hartranft IN the Capitol grounds at
Harrisburg early next month. The President said
he would be glad 20 attend If he found II possible
o DO So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-08
ANOTHER DAY or snow.

PREDICTION or MR. EMERY. TIE OFFICIAL
WEATHER PROPHET
Tie ST owstorm which arrived here late yesterday
afternoon will probably proong its stay for at least
d day more according 10 Mr. Emery. the official
weather prophet Mr. Emery's prophecy for to-
day as announced at a late hour last night. is:
Snow. with northwestcry winds.
The storm did not cause much delay 10 traffic. as
large drifts few and considerable distances
apart. Judging from the depth OF the white mantel
that covered the sidewalks at late hour, II looked
a. though several inches % snow had fallen since
the storm set n In the afternoon. j. the snow con
tinues 10 fall heavily II did last night there
Will be much delay FL travel to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-08
SENATOR ALDRIcB GOING TO ErROpE.

washinrou Feb Senator Aldrich to-day m
nunced his intention n going TO Europe within
,4e next Few days % remain three or four months.
M des res 70 secure rest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-08
NO REELECTION on MANHATTAN.

Alfred sktt vice-presdent and general manneef
Of the Manhattan Railway Company nemeo YER
,erdav that there was be general REDUCTION
81 salaries OF men employed as trackmen lore
men and the like Il read such report IN tn~
ns ners he added but there is no truth IN H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-08
TO EXPORT BEEF FROM NEWPORT NEWS.

COMPANY INCORPORATED WITH 500 "oUoo CAP
ITAL
Newport News Va. Feb. 7 (SpecieD-The New
port News Abattoir Company which is capitalized
at s1OOoOolOOO under the New-Jersey laws and
which will engage in general beef business here.
has been organized. The company has purchased
twenty-five acres OF land the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad. and a 100000 plant will be put up
shortly. The Chesapeake and Ohio is interested In
the industry. The ships going from this port 10
London. Liverpool Hamburg. Antwerp Havre and
Copenhagen TO bee supplied with refrigerat-
ing plants. and a foreign beef business Will be
worked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-08
CAN'T CARRY PISTOL IN TENNESSEE


FINED FOR THIS CRIME.
Chattanooga Tenn. Feb. CSpeciaD. Judge Estl,
OF the Circuit Common Court. yesterday sentenced
Wade FIs a resident OF Chattanooga. 20 two years'
hard labor in state prison and fined him $50 for
ordinary case Of carrying a pistol The authorities
have inaugurated a pistol-carrying. This Is
the heaviest sentence inflicted for like Of
fence in me State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-08
WHOLESALE LIQUOR MEN TO COMBINE.
THOSE OF THIS CITY WISH TO FIGHT THE TRUSTS
"A D1sT1rIERY TO BE ERECTED HERE.

WHOLESALE LIQUOR MEN TO COMBINE.
THOSE OF THIS CITY WISH TO FIGHT THE TRUSTS
A D1sTTrLERY TO BE ERECTED HERE.
As n result Of the recent omonation OF Ken
lucky or Bourbon whiskey distillers. and the an
nouncement that the whskey distillers in this part
OF the country also about to enter into SINH
lar com hination of interests number OF the larg-
est local wholesale lquor-dea in this city are
about 10 combine The new movement has not as
vet been perfected and the details cannot be OBJ
tanned but II IS understood that II is the result or
conviction on the part OF the wholesale firms that
the new whiskey trusts will prove harmful 10 them
unless they can he met with combined opposition.
The scheme has been under discussion for about
fortnight II s proposed 70 meet the operations
of the vhiskey trusts by erecting distlllery here
As settled at present the capital stock Of the COM
hination will be 100000 Shares will be sold TO
uouor-dea lers in amounts OF which the minimum
will be $500 and the maximum $500 1t is hoped
that the trusts may in this way ne shut out OF
New-York City. 70 which the opera tons OF the
combination VIII be confined
OF the onbina don: Henry +. Luyies' OF buytles
Brothers. Deder.ck knaoe, VII e-presideht OF NE
Consumers Brewing Company: the president OF the
Excelsior Brewing Company; Albert v LemGKe, Oh
q Co: Henry p. c. Minden John F. w. Meyer
and Frederick Bode
The entire stock and goodwill Of several OF these
firms will II is asserted, pass under the control or
the combination Most OF the other large oeai-
ers In the city have also been approached ana II Is
probable that a large number o. them Will De en-
rolled in the CORPORA ton. Its name VIII De the
Wine and Spirit Trading Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-08
AMERICAN FELT COMPANY PLANS

Trenton n j. Feb THE American Felt Com
many with an authorized capital Of 10000 OF
which half If preferred stock and half common
was incorporated here to-day by Henry NJ. Hav1-
land George E. Spencer and John b Sumlnerhed.
81 ~ New-York city. The company VIII manu-
fecture and deal In felt and felt goods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-08
Sub-acute Gout In the Fingers and
Toes.

CASE uI-"Mr. r. S. aged % years a merchant;
hmsef wi equity deposits around the small
o,ns OF his fingers and toes In the anscec srtiouia
~ ~ s-s uas also impairment Of motion and moderate
seree ~ Inflammation, with pain and tsnderne There
ss,. had ueNef hHc ~ acute bSinNysm of
~, .ithouyh ~ equity family lilo was ordered Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-08
REpoRTED PLAN oF EAsTERN DIsTILLERs

REPORTED PLAN OF EASTERN D1STlLLERS.
II was reported yesterday that movement was
on foot for a consolidation OF the interests OF the
distillers OF rye whiskey IN the East. The Ameri-
can Shirts Manufacturing Company II was added,
was the prime mover In the formation OF the new
CORPORA ton among the constituent companies and
firms OF which would be the following. their com
bined aggregate capitalization being about $780,
600 900. J. A. Daugherty. Of Philadelphia; the
borough COMPANY the Melvale Dstilling Company
and the Ciotschalk DstillinR Company. all OF Bal
tirpore. Joseph Finch & Sons and the Philip Ham,
burger Company. OF Philadelphia: S. Dillinger &
Sons Runsdale Penn; A. Overholt & Co. Broad
Ford Penn: Wilson Dstillery Company High
spre Penn Moore & snnott. Gibsontown. Penn;
Fovst Dstillery Glen Rock Penn. James Clark
Distillius COMPANY Cumberland Md; Sherwood
DistfIirg COMPANY Cockeysville. Md. ana the
HanniS Distlug Company. Martlnsvue. W. va.
: NJ Rice president Of the American Spirits
Manufacturing Company ana tne recently lIcOi-
roratod Kentucky Disuleres and Warehouse COM
panv was quoted yesterday afternoon as SAYING
in reference this reported rye whlskey consoll-
dation scheme. The story is untrue No SUCH
conpanv has been formed. and no such capitailza-
ZION has been agreed upon. Neither have the
frr1s COMPANIES or individuals named ever been
comnanv or for the alleged new company ever au-
thorized any such statement The only FOUNDATION
for The story 10 that such combination has been
talked of IN vague general way, put Absolutely
nothing definite has ever been done IN the matter
IN, fact that the Kentucky disters have COM
bined has probably excited some reportorial mind
concerning the rye distiers, and ne has FORMED the
ou1bination single ha nded and alone"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-08
Confirmed Govt.

CASE Mr. q. aged ca years coinplained OF pain
and tenderness 'n fingers and toes which were uu.n
,.forned hy equity deposits In tbs case me nrse JOHNS
were also atiN Inf notion Her general nutll
ton was poor hsd cardiac hypert' pny WIN IN
nriera ,enson arteries IN WED atheromatous
thckanlug snd thee Ttollc murnur lhalcauns
oor,io valv1iar disease but without marked stenoels
ehe WINS ordered suitable diet and reconnsnooe 70
change her residence 70 more Appropriate cluats
sho could spend Of time In nc fresh arr
In tha take four 70 nNe ounces on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-08

a
fecture and deal In felt and felt goods.
The eacts regarding the combina ton Of felt man
ufecturers were fully outlined in The Tribune OF
January IS II was then said that the concerns
v-hoh would unite in the formation Of the American
Felt Company were the following which together
practically controlled the felt industry OF the United
States:
T4ngue House a Co. OF this city, who own the
Hawthorne Mills In Chenille. Conn. the successors
TO Alfred Dodge a Son. OF Dolgevile. y. Y. who
are doing business under the name OF the American
Felt Manufacturing Company; Taylor & Bioodgoods
Essex Mills. Of Picton, y j the City Mills OF city
Mills Mass, Waite's NILS. OF Franklin. Mass. and
the Boston Felting Company, OF Boston.
The principal offices Of the new company VIII Do
in this city. at Nos 10 and ll2 East Ihrteenth-st
one OF the important objects OF the new comoina-
ton IL said to be that 1t will enable the traffic In
each special line OF goods to De turned oyer 70
special manufactures. Heretofore each hrm has
made every kind Of felt. and as there are large
number OF kinds widely differing from each other,
the competition has been unheathiui Inc new
production as well as perfect the manufacture, and
thus lower the prices to consumers
AND NOW II Is BICYCLE SADDLE MAKERS
Trenton y j. Feb Articles OF Incorporation
OF tho American Saddle Company were filed here
to-day The objects OF the company are stated 10
be 10 manufacture and sell bicycle saddles and
parts in any part OF the country. The capital
stock s 81 $1,000 OF which $3.50 900 is per cent Gu
mulative preferred stock and H,0D0o common
stock The corporators are james Dill George
W Mark ana John G. Boyd.
Among the larger bicycle manufacturers the
formation OF the bicycle saddle trust has not as
yet caused any feeling OF alarm. They sAy thAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-08
RUFEALOLlTHIAM WATER

oonv HIS dis was restricted and mild spsrient given
three or four week or every day II nsoossary
IA much exercise in the air could be taken
A stated upon. which not much At hrst but soon
incrassd 50 that ne spent most 81 his time out OF
49,, ,rfs en- abled him overcome tho
Cont and 10 get rid of the Eczema, a. we'll in
ths course ~ three months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-08
BUFFALO LITHLA WATER CT

7 SNxTrU
nmsp n Il
Exhau Ma d Drder Di ofW Women
book an Judi for yourself
PROPRIETOR. BUFFALO lTHlA SPRINGS. VIRGINIA