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New-York tribune., 1900-07-02

= Thomas, a Surrogate 0f county n New York.
notice s hereby given % al persons having claims
Mauusel Van RsuEsFaer late 81 the County ~
the with vouchers
subscriber her place of ansactlus
oflce Of Daily Hoyt Mason No II William street
Borough Manhattan. City of &aw YorS on ~
before the eighth day OF December ueN-- Dated
York the nrst day of June, 1900
SARAH A VAN RENSSELAER, EXec5trfx
DAILY. HOYT & MASON. Attorneys for ExecusTlx II
William Street. New YORK CITY
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
THE AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK
1I5 Chambers St. View York city.

IIIE ANEKILAN SAft.tt3O DANh,
sol Fifth Avenue, cor. 42d Street.
Interest al the rate OF THREE AND ONE-HAEF PR
CENT. S-ef a11Erl w- De credited ter-Sl-1rs for
three ard ending June 30 1900 all sums
from 81 90 0pv. payable July 1t-E 1870 Open
fror "A. N. ?. II. and Aon1ay evenings from
o'clock. Closes Il u SATURDAY Money de-
posted before july 10TH VIII draw interest from
j. LT lST-
DANIEL T HOAG. President
CLARENCE GCADEy. Treasurer
WI IRWIN Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
New York SaGuritY and Trust GQmpanY.

NEW iOrk SeGurlGY GnG !FNSI company,
NO. 46 WALL ST, NEW YORK.
COUPONS PAYABLE JULY I'd;
Arizona Water Co. Ist MtSe.
arizona Water Co. Purchaae Money MtEe.
city of Dallas. TexaS-
detroit Citizens ST. Ry. Co.
Eagle & Phenix Mills.
Equita bile Illuminating Gas 1t. Co.
Florida Publishing Co.
Fonda, JOhnstovvn 4 GIOversviIIe Ry. Co.
Globe St Ry. Deb. Bonds.
indianapolis Wafer Co.
Lincoln Traction Co.
MuAcnfine North * south Ry.
Norwich Gas ~ Electric Co.
oregon r. X. a Nav. Co. MtER.
Peace River Phosphate Mining Co.
Portsmouth ST. Ry. d Light Co
Pine BLUFF Light ~ Wafer Co.
Home. ga. City of.
spring valley Coal Co.
Terminal Warehouse Co.
Utica. Clinton x BinEhaHstOn r R
Utica Belt Line u. K. I'd NtEe.
NatertOWn Water. Light & Power Co.
City Water 90. of MaryviIIe, No. Ist and
End MtEe.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
% tDhom It AlGn Concern.

TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
SOUTHERN DISTRICT or NEW YORK.-In the
matter OF s. A. MCFARLAND * COMPANY. n bank
TuQcv appearing the satisfaction 5f this Court oy
affidavit George g. lie Lacy, verified 2oth day
u May. 1909 taat a petition has been hlet IN tn-s
Court praying the named irm consisting Of
seth \. MsCFarIuud Writ Leland be ad1udged
bankrupt. that subpoena thereon issued OF
Court. said Seth A MacFarland return
OF May. 1900. service thereof
petition upon which the obtained.
could not he made by Marshal - United
District Court as shown by the made by said
Marshal dated 18th day of May 1900 stating that
said debtor could not be found ana now on file IN this
Court. ana
the said and that appearance
has been fled. tha- A. MacFarIand
without Jurisdiction OF the United States
service subpoena and petition with due
diligence be made upon him within the Jurisdiction Of
ORDERED and directed that the said Seth A Mac
-a-and apnear. plead. deunur iay
OF July petition herein dated The 1Ith day
and fled Ia the Office Il the Clerk n this
Court on the day MAY 1890 praying thac
firm Of s A. MacFarland Co; q which said Seth A
AIacFa-land member be adtudcated bankrupt and
in failure appear. plead, der1ur
adjudication viii be according 70 the prayer OF the petit
ORDERED and directed that said service Of This order
nav pe made u01u the said seth A MaCFarand the
weeks in the York Tribune which designated
bv me- as most likely to notice A
MacFarand, such publication 70 De commenced not
la ter than day 1f June 1900.
ADDISON BROWN
T.. :. District Judge
GEORGE c DE LACY. Atty for Petitioner 90 Broad
way Borough OF Manhattan. y. 7. City.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
Crust Companies.
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY,
NEWARK, NJ. J.


Capital 81 I,OOO, zoo. 90
Surplus and Undivided Profits I,lO4. .445.2O
allows INTEREST OK daily balances of $1,000
sll=1t &c check sight, trausacts general
na1s-1E business.
A--E0R-zED By LAW TO act as Executor Trustee.
4ezsr-ar5r Guardian, Assig-ee Receiver and IN al
.1--z-y capacities both u1der and personal
5c-rze-r.
-Azzs ENTIRE CHARGE Of Real and Personal Is
REHTS SAFES AND stores valuabies in well-guaraea
azfg-s- and Flre-proof Wants.
GUhkASTEEs TITLES q Real Estate throughout
Ass jersey.
Acts Trustee under mortgage Registrar anu -
sa Ageas q stocks and Bonds q Corporations
OFFICERS
JOHN F. DRYDEN N...........Vic .Vice-President
JEROME TAYLOR. o1-
frederick ~. EGSER- ,-
DIRECTORS
sofEG Up--EN JEROME TAYLOR.
.kEEs EV EI,F.Es sSDER, y. HERBERT BAL
LEEf1r Z, . 49, v-TTiLY K COr.ER. JR..
sE0HIs X 49, 'FTFR TFFCMAs \ GcCARTEH
@y5AE z WARD. 1E.- --..rz
se.----la& sCEEEREE, EIL-L-LAa = 21l1g-It-S.
-7t--EE z JArASCNs F0Itt.-H ! J.
-l-@+--Ls A. TE>T-E. HE->It1-5 iN11'11''-'
TZAI, r M-CAETER-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
THE FOLLOWING COUPONS ARE DUE AND PAY
ABLE AT THE BANKING HOUSE OF
y. w. HARRIS s COnPANN

THE F2WFG gE n r2 g2rf9s g|kII NE 3T RTE SP 6 PAY
n, w. HARRIS s COnPANY
JULY 1ST, 1900.
Beaverhead Co, Mont Refunding
Buda lis Water va T'17s5 W6rks Ks 'TAs
ces9rsry's eaaaT Ks!a 5s Fg65i7E Fg85i3E Refundins
sa a4Fs c5 &C. wss5 Tssh ssS6 sS6ool i. Rst5ts' No
Clinton, Ia. Funding ana Refundtng
Colorado Springs Colo. ReeundinE Water. Sewer
D39riLe MS, street Railway Light Co. Refundtng
Day Co. 50. Oak. Refuading
Douglas Co ore School District No. %, school Building
IElmvooa. lis. Water Works.
Far3 5557'l Haal5sa. a93' Is' I5sfq25t45 Fsfa5d.ns
Gazezton Tex Limited Best street Improvement Water
E5aFIaa. Ia IndePeadent School District school.
5i oT s2T9s s 30 So DAB a. l75y y Fa 5G9o T4ssd School
District, school Building and Funding,
Iadianos Ia 1ndepe6aert sesooi District. Refundns
King Co wash School DisJrc No, 3, school District
Lake Ne ds Is (S9iun9ia'. S8 H5E R.,nnsnz
Ia sale MS. school Building
Lyons CITY cTiato1 "a Independent School District
2MeLslnstor8. MS. Water Works.
2ls, 2ssG5 Co MS e. coqFt 5 H9lse u.s. r,o.-.,, s,bc
MarshalItoWr. Ia. Returdng
NarrirsvjIle IND. Water Works.
Mayw2od Ms Village Hall and Funding z....u- ,,,.
Ma CO Co. h22 &8a Fa5s 55s S NJ R'fnfn 4
4issoga Co. Mont. sehool District No. ).
odebo7t Ia Ref5indtag water Works
Ottawa. his Light Coke Co. 1st Mortgage Gold
0yss5 0TS5-d 5'., zcR g. Haf Watsr 71s1aa'hs W6rEs
Poso o H. Uqon o 5e4oq % Ds'Ta 5 s5h22 65ss Bqg Nd
Pierce Co Wash scnoqI District No B.
RevaIH GO. Mont. Gold Funding.
aS Rsa Gag 43st25i r,s Vr Ia s4555in H2er m2TAs
RtrsTstae MS, sehooL Building Wafer Works 49,
se2.ts Eass s n6ing zs FHE25g 55se Isl series
s5s2a1ao2a, 5 ~ Ia. vet Reinai5s 4Ttoo District No
7-g S3aanE e Co.. -escr sfa IFBr2yemeH'- F,5i
Union Co. Ore School District No 3, School District No
Ut.ea \ - 5ssrta Light & Power Co. 1st Mortgage
.ai97 ws:is6grs Wash las rS.s, atsF woEss Ess.o
Wooster Ci.y. Ia. Elecrric Llsat
28 Wsst No No 5sfsa 53d25 z.rfg5 s5sE 5n1o Ssang
E-.-usrte M. General street Improvement
''aHs'A'' Ill., 7'o5I= JtLY s5s SO @6 'I5d,os looos
r.2 Err Dqtgs Es "a e. Na5@T r.5@T7's2 #2rfs Rsss
IEa-15g-g IA Se3ao Fladi2g Fund ss.o,, -,..-,..
JILY 18TH. 1900.
5s5F5 Wis Water works s..,, rt.-,o- R.,nns,r
M5ant Pleasant Mich. Water works Refandlng.
f.yfis-lr @ H. All, ,l-se 15i 51a5i' District school
7@--- july 10TH, 1900.
19rs 5ln independent school District Refunaing and
School Building.
Princeton III Board Education 4 gh School Building
july 18TH. 1900.
Pierce Co. Wash. School District Ne tSteilacoonl}
july 10TH. 1900.
Window, Minn-. Electric Light Water Works. and sew
July GOTH. 1900.
Albert Lea MINI. School District Rsfu11ing-
July BOTH. 10GO.
School District No -. Series Nc. 3
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE IN NEW YORK
-. 1909
DIVIDEND.
4 SEA1I-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of four O. per
declared upon he capital & o5 stock ia,6 9f
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02


- ERH DISTRICT OF NEw-YoRK;
yvrsrs9s ilbel and petition fled in the
Court Of the United states fr the Southern District
v7rx 18th day of February 1900 by
cahtu as owner OF the steam tug 20; L HaIenbeck" "
49, engines boilers tackle, apparel and furniture for
liability FOR all loss destruction
49, injury caused disaster stranding
1-e5gs four the str
- ~ October 1899 for loss damage ar1sng
and on tAe voyage or "liSh tse vessel
then engaged -. ~. -. -...
tive, stfpulafiou pay Court the Thirty
era tbousand three hundred twenty-seven DO. ars
ssf sa7 OOl and tie appraised value Of said
steam tug and freight pending.
Sow Therefore. IN pursuance II the moniJ7u issued
ne said directed and delivered, 7 90
hereby all nersorE claiming 5amsEes for loss de-
s+,c+ion damage injury occasonsd By the said dis
tsr ana the st-aadinE the said voyage hle
md proof respective claims before
- l.sll~.er. FHa. r. :. Commissioner a hIs
ONCE Room 80 General Postoice Building. Borough
~ Manhattan city York. before the 1sth
5o- - gust 1900. eleven o'clock A. NJ. and also
70 appear before said building August
q 1900 o'clock a NJ, and answer said libel
VIII be detauted and barred
from participation the said stipulation
Dated New May 2nd. 1900
WILLIAM HENEEL.
United States Marshal
FOLEY wRAY & TAYLOR
Troctors Petitioner. II VAN Street, Borough OF
Manhattan New York city.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
- PrRsTANCE OF AN ORDER OE 80

ABNER c THOMAS. Surrogate of the County 1f
New York Notice Is hereby given all persons
claims A. Dlnc County of New
York deceased present there
% subscribers yhet- place % raEstinE
ness ohice of John B Coleman. N-a- II Is
William street The City 0f New YORK before
the 3Ist day August aext- Dated New York srd
day % February, 1900
KATIE r DOLAN. JAMES A. DOL4AN. Execlt1rs
JOHN COLEMAN. Attorney fcr Executors. and =
" Wliam Street. New York City
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
Noncc 10 Crc0ilors.

-NNkAL% - - A-A-l-A
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. south
district ~ Sev yek--HE LoEAEO SrEEL
COMPANY. FORTY SECOND
sTt 1Ef. MANIA ET}N} la-E AND ST. EI -ELoT.As
Az tt-AiA-I-ftA-'
NOTICE Toe rzEu-TeE-
~ lD-r-.H1llt1.y ruads
a11 el.d n Jr-s suit n 1n~ 3 lsoa NOTICE q HERE
~ GIVEN against
street, 1t-naBr =
Railroad Company uar1rs
a ar 10
or-re. No ~-r-e-. Nau E1-z
The first hea-i1g before ur1a-s rr=f Master
appointed said In--rIl-Ht.rv Hels or
Wednesiay- June - I0fU il arlorz A. AZ his
Ct-ce. 10 81 d.
AETEJ r ID NASTEN
CnHaceTy CtrruI- rrar- Se-1a-1 Tltsf-f-f
N~u
-he present claims ulf-r u1ri-e rss
hsen ext-naed ani Iura-lu= July @ 1870 by orl-s
q ,ha above nan1-d .1ll- dated June - iaCn
Dated June -. 1880
A DvERIS f1alETs ans sunssrprions Tor rAs rrinuns
received tneir Uptown lf1cr.
q dcor notth or dlst-zt ln . c-acs advertise
usnIs received az the following 1raach orces regular
ortce rates untl o'clock D. m. viz; -
sor 2Sd-sl la@ 6th-ave. l>tas Mays. 5th-zTs-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
MILWAUKEE, q LAKE WINNEBAGO RAIL
ROAD AAtMPANN

First Mortgage Bonds -f above COMPANY viii be
after The 0ices Of Maitland CCppeu
Co. No. . Exchange Place. View York City
Wisconsin Central Railway Co
By GEORGE COPPELL. Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
Union Dime Savings Institution

BROADWAY. SD ST. * STNTTI AVENUE.
GREELEY SQUARE, NEW YORK
Interest per t-oa 50 g OOO
Credited July ts payable July 18th any
Money deposited before July 1e-h
from che first.
CHARLES z SPFAETE. President.
GEORGE y. BIEDSAL.L- Treasurer
FRANCIS N LEAEE. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
6urroqate s Not1ccs.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
i ABNER c. THOMAS. a Surrogate OF the County OF
Nevy-Tork NOTICE Is hereby given 20 al persons hav
ing claims against Jacob ThysuI. sC County
Wv York Borough OF Manhattan y. Y deceased
70 present the with vouchers thereof
their place Cf business
onsce OF r Haemer. Ne. Isb Eeus-1 Street Bor
Brooklyn. In The City q New YORK.
the drst % December next Dated New York, tas
2srd day OF MAY. 1900
JACOB THYSOS. EMILY F THYSON. Executors
VN = HAEMER Attv for Executors is6 Rerase.
Strest Boro. OF BROOKLYN, y. Y. Ctty.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02

sEAMEN-s BANK FOR SAVINGS
76 WaU Street
THE TRUSTEES HAVE ORDERED THAT
INTEREST be paid deposJors entitled thereto under
the bylaws and in accordance with the savings bank
laws f0r months ending June so 1900. follows
on accounts exceeding three Thousand dollars
the rate of FOUR PER CENT an-unl
on larger than three thousand dollars and
WI. exceeded said prior Limitation
deposits by statute the rate oc Two AND A HALE
PER CENT per
Payable on after Monday. July I6. 1900
WILLIAM C. STCRGES. President
DANIEL BARNES Cashier
York. June %. 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02

THE RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN r. n. co.
COUPON NO 90 due July 1st 1900, of this
Company First Mortgage Bonds. viii De paid after
that cate the Offices Of Maitland Coppeu Co. Fsnan-
Cial agents New YORK
Denver. Colo June 22nd 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02

IN PURSUANCE or an order or Hen. AbDer
- q Thomas o he Of New v--.
Notice 10 all persons having claims against
Patrick Gf the County q YORK deceased
present the same with vouchers thereof the
se-ibes. their place OF lansacting 1uslHess
oace u liam c. No 81 Chambers Street Borough
OF Manhattan. The city or New YORK before tie
day %
Dated New York. the 18Th cay Of March. 1900.
JAMES =. r SMITH ALFRED J. o. hEEFFE. EX-
WILLIAM - ORR, Attorney Tor Executors. q Cham
bers street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York CItv
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
WISCONSIN CENTRAL RAILWAY co.
Trrlr Tzr f-qrr

- First General Mortgage go Bonds Company
a Offices of Maitland.
---reI Z Co. - Exchange Place. New York City
,--i--ors NAV be LEFT for examination which
che1gs viii mailed. ---
New York June 22nd, 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
THE BANK OF AMERICA.

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have to-day
declared semi annual dividend Of seven % per
cent payable July 2nd 1900 stockholders
Of record Of this date -
The transfer books viii remain closed until July 3rd
1900 ". NJ BENNETT Cashier
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
THE BANK FOR SAVINGS.

THE HANh TUX SAtINUs,
% Fourth Avenue New Eo-z
July . 1900
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES have declared
the usual interest under the provisions OF the bylaws
months ending June 80. follows
At the -FOUR a. PER CENT per
81 and upwards NOT exceeding $1,000 payable
nd -hirT Monday, being 18Th
as principal 1st stands exactly
a deposit.
-s1uiret on and after 10Th
MERRITT TRI0TBLE- President
ROBERT s HOLT, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02

~ NE INTEREST AND DIvIDENDs on THE FOL
~ - I-HtI kONDS AND STOCKS ARE PAYABLE AT
Or SslR BANKING HOUSE ON AND AFTER JULY I'd.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
THF, BALTIMORE & OHIO II. r. CO.'S
Prior Lien 35zEe Gold Bonds

COUPON No. 4 due July 1. 1900, from the
- above Bonds VIII be paid maturity uron presenta
..o- e. r5e once u Company, No. Wall
York. -
s,-a~ Tyes5ay June 28h, temporary receipts VIII be
given ....-- ~ .-,--..- -, .L. .L--.
Bonds also those for me registration and
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad C0mps1ys
f--++ SFo--ggge Bonds. VIII close Tuesday,
Els~ 49, 80 viii reopen al 10 A N July ID
JUNG -o'--' ~ ] V McNEAL, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
wIscoNsIN cENTRAL RAILRoAD 60.

COUPONS NO. 10 due July LIST, 1900, from the
First Series Bonds II the above Company will be
Offices Of Maitland Coppe
-. NJ. - Exchange Place SeH York CRY
Wisconsin Central Railway Co.
BY GEnRGE EopPELL- Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
THE BALTIMORE & OHIO r. Fl. CO.'S
southwestern Division First MOrtEnge


C,OTPON NO. g. due July I, 1900, from the
- above Bonds will be paid maturity upon presen-
a-.on al me Once Of the Company No wall Street
>fN " Tsexages os coupons verihcaion ana
a@-er Tres5ay 26th, temporary receipts VIII De
Tie books Tor the registration and transfer Of The
mentioned Bonds VIII close ar noon on llescay
June 2sh and reopen al 10 4 n On Ju1y "a. -SOo
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
CoUpoNs oF THE sOrTH CAROLINA 8
THE CHATHAM NATIONAL BANK.

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS has this day
! declared a quarterly dividend Of FOUR PER CENT.
the three months, payable on
and after July "a until which date transfer books will
h. closed H. P DCREMCS Cashier.
New York June 22d, 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
LAKE ERIE 4 wEsTERN RAILROAD COM

Grand Central station New York June 26h. 1900
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this Com
pany this day declared dividend Of TWO PER
CENT Preferred Capital stock payable AZ this
Office 10th Of july stockholders OF record
g ofc Z. M Tuesday, the Sd Of July The
books viii not be closed
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02

4 T A MEETING of the Board of Directors
held this cay, annual dividend Of THREE
-he 0s-irzi he Company
duly declared pavabie July % 1900
The rransfec- books C7rua1v closed OF
JCy g. 300 and viii Be mailed
OF record of thar
The books w-u be re0pened July q. 1900.
ROBERT NJ N-RRAY. Secrstarv.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
r-NIrEn STATES OF AMERICA. SOUTH

GEORGE c DE LACY. Atty for Petiuoner 90 Broad
WI. Borough of Manhattan. y Y CITY
The age-herald., 1900-02-07
Ali sasfying smoke-a Texie,
ALABAMA FIELD TRIALS
R. s. Munger's Pointer Dog "Hobson"
 Won the Derby

Greenville, February 6.-(Special 1.-The fourth annual meeting of the Alabama Field Trials club commenced here yester- day. A fair attendance is on hand. The weather, though a rlttle warm, is promis- ing, and upon the whole the outlook points to successful and satisfactory meet
 There were fifteen entries for today in the Derby, and tine winners are as fol- lows:
 First, R. S. Munger's pointer dog, ''Hob- son..
 Second, W. M.. Hundley's pointer bitch, "Greenbrier Annie."
 nhard, Zell Gaston's pointer bitch, Miss Wheeler
 Fourth, B. Brooks pointer bitch, Clara ""
 Owing to the fact that the grounds se- lected for today's trials had to large ex- tent been recently burned off and plowed, thus causing the birds to hunt other quar- ters, the party had necessarily to go over much ground. However, while the find was not abundant, it was sufficient for all pur- poses, and the scarcity only had the effect of making the young testants for Derby honors hustle the more. Tomorrow the trials will be on other grounds, where the local hunters are quite sure of finding game in abundance.
 Among the visitors are Messrs. l.. F. Whitmer and D. F. Pride, representing, re- spectively, the American Field' and "Sportsman's Review"
 The annual meeting of the club was held last night and resulted dn bhe election of the following officers:
 Presddent-T. T. Ashford, Birmingham, fifth term.
 First Vice President-Zelq Gaston, Green vile
 Second Vice President-W. H. Hundley, Greenibrier
 Secretary and TreasMer-John Rosen- stffl1, Birmingham.
The age-herald., 1900-02-07
ANNISTON INDUSTRIES
Car Wheel Foundry is Now Being Re-
 paired

Anniston, February 6.-lSpecial)-TEle car wheel foundry of the Southern Car ana Foundry company which has been idle TOT several years, and which is the only idle department of the mammoth plant, Is peing uverthauled and repaired, and VIII De put in operation about the first of next week. One hundred and fifty to two hundred ad- tlitaonal men will be employed, which, added to the TOO or 800 already in the other departments will give grand total of 900 CT GOO men on the pay roll of the plant.
 Beginning next Monday, February 12 the American Net and Tw.ne company will be- gin operating its niil here bosh night and day. Plans for doubling the size of bhe milq have bee under consideration for some time, and tlhe new buildings will probably be erected in the near future, but as the easiest and quickest way to double the out put was to both night aald day 1t was decided to do this. The number of oper- atives wgM be increased from 15O to 2lo or 300. The headquarters of the company are in Boston, and the mill here, the first net and twine mill in the south, was esi.ab- hstaod two years ago as somewhat of an experiment., but its operation nas proven highly satisfactory and successful in every parillcLlar.
 The work of doubling the size and capac- dty of the Central Foundry company's soil pipe works here has been commenced, and is to be completed within sixty days. The additions to the buildings will give a main foundry building 100x5o0 feet, and seven or eight other buildings of proportonate size. The output will be increased from twenty to forty tons a day, and the number of men employed from two to four hundred. Speaking of the improvements here and at other places in this section, Gerard Schu- macher, the secretary of the company, said: "The enlargement of several of our plants is not caused by any present or ex- pected great demand for soil pipe Far from it. We are merely consolidating our many plants into few in order to reduce operating expenses, it being much cheaper to make pipe forty fifty tons at place than to have many places, and each making only ten fifteen or twenty tons. We purchased thrty-five different plants in the east south and west, and are con- solidating the thirty-five into ten at the best and most advantageous points. Our six plants in the west will be converted into two, all our plants in the east Will be converted into four, and we will have four in the south. The equipment or the Ahrens and Ott plant at Louisville Will be added to the one here. two will be added to the one at Bessemer. one to the one at Gadsden and one to the one at South Pitts burg The plant at Anniston we consider as one of our most valuable. The changes and consultations will not increase our total output, but it will remain about the same"
The age-herald., 1900-02-07
Want a Trading Day

Huntsville, February 6.-oSpecial.)--A
 number of business men have presented a petition to the city council asking official recognition of the institution of First Monday" in this city. and the lease by the city of a plot of land tn the rear of the Huntsville hotel as trading place for the public. The petition argues that when 1t Is known that the first Monday of each
 month is set aside as a day of trading the people for miles around who have horses to sell or who want to buy will flock to the city, thus bringing in large amount of business from adjoining Alabama and Tennessee counties.
The age-herald., 1900-02-07
RELATED RETURNS
 CHANGE THE RESULT
Winston County Swings Into the
 Johnston Column.
NEWS CREATES SURPRISE
The Governors Majority Was Only 22 . P. H. Newman, State Senatorial Can didate, Morgan Man-Ths Dele-
 gates Are for Tomlinson

The report that Winston county had gone fer Governor Johnston, which reached B.r- mingham yesterday, was a great surprise to the Morgan campaign committee, winch had been advised that Senator Morgan had received a large majority of the votes in the primary last Saturday. Telegrams from Haleyville Saturday night and Sunday stated that the county had given an over W4helming majority for the senator, and Hle nominee for represen tative from that county had been placed in the Morgan coi- umn. When these telegrams were received Saturday night and Sunday all the beats along the railroad had been heard from, and as they gave the senator handsome majorlties there seemed to be no doubt of his having carried the county. Then. too, all the large beats, with one exception, are located along the railroad, and it was not believed that any majorities Governor Jo1n- ston might receive in the remote precincts would be sufficient to overcome the ma jorities of the larger beats.
 Official Returns
 It seems however, that all the calcula- tions were erroneous, and the representa- tive from Winston in the next general assembly of Alabama, if he be democrat. will vote for Governor Johnston to succeed ate.
 The official returns of the primary in Winston county, as reported to the county executive committee, which met at Double Springs on Monday are as follows: