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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-09

WANTED. BY A SINGLE MAN. POSITION
ms clerk In grocery store: would Invest some
cartal IN same business X necessary. Address
n. j.. care Leader office.
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(Er Associated Plets.l

(I'y A5sOCIdteN fteSt-J
SALEM. ORE, Feb. S.-Wm. L. Long.
who has spent the past six weeks here
claims that ne has dis, overed new pro-
cess for extracting gold from ores, cheap
er than the old method. and producing
three times the amount of gold that can
be secured by a smeller Long claims ne
extracted IS cents from ten pounds OF
tailings ore at the rate OF ninety dollar
to the ton after the smelter had secured
forty dollars per ton from the same ore.
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fRv Associated Press

(Ry Associated Press.)
INDIANAPOLIS. IND, Feb. s.-The
clint, conf renee Of the miners aid
Operators ratified tie old agreement TO-
do, without a dissenting voice. The re-
mort Of the joint committee on the scale
Wis brief stutins that the committee
decided unanimously ond the old scale.
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MUNYON'S
DYsPE: PsIA
CURE:

When Prof Munyon gays hi. Dyspepsia C'r.
siIl cure indigestion and ali f"!n.s of stom icl'
rouhle he ,in.a v tells The truth. 1t will cure
ston,sch ,h.t rs. Seen abused by overea'inS an
vcr-dr,nk,ny. Ii Mill cure stomach that ha'
Or, u,skrnrd tr OLD style 6rurx Ir will do much
ws-d ,Tai.iay az cd stomach 81. like sound one
ei, Druggists, as cents. Fifty six other cu1e'
inyon, Kew yerl: and Phiiadeirh ia.
suyr1x,s ,>,..r - .7-;lT CTARRH
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rpr Associated Press I,

=
PITTSBURG, PA, Feb. Sat meet
ing of representatives of the Pittsburg
Plate Glass Company and the largest in
dependent manufacturers of the country
in this ely. arrangements were made for
summer shutdown and to maintain
prices. The agreement is similar in de-
tail to that of last season
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Irish MilReYolt.
fIsy Associated Prss.l

IEy Assoc1atcd Ffcss.1
LONDON, Feb S-A Dispatch to the
PAIL Mall Gazette from Dublin declares
that The frmly-rooted belief in inhuen-
tial circles is that nothing short of rev
o,,,t;on is meant by the United irish
League and that the advocates OF con-
stitutional methods are slowly but surely
giving way to the strong physical torce
section
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fBr Associated Pres..l

GROTON midnight
It was stated at the Groton School that
there was absolutely no cause for alarm
ing reports as TO the co-d-Lo4i o. 80
dore Roosevelt. Jr. The bc~ Vas IL
anything. slightly improved. and these
was no change for the worse that Wouso
cali for the Presidents presence
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wAETED-MALE HELP.

DETECTIvE-wE WANT A SHARP MAN IN
every town to do secret service work; 81 a day
and expenses Enclose postage for reply. Box
1855 MiLWAUKEE DETECTIVE AGENCY.
Milwaukee, Wis.
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WANTED. GUITAR AND BANJO P1IP1Ls. AP.
ply to w B SEDGWICK. Central Drug Store.
corner Of Third and Broad.
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Hampton ns.itute.
Especial Disp

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
HAMPTON, VA. Feb. S.-The students
Of the Hampton Institute to-day Gee
s,ra,ed the fifteenth anniversary of the
massage Of the Dawes bill.
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WANTED, UNMARRIED DRUG CLERK, REG
istered. or registered assistant. Address n. u.
Box 3S3. city.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FoUND-CAME TO MY STABLE.
No 20 S. Tenth Street. on Friday evening.
February 7th a small bay MARE. blind in one
eve Owner will please come forward and pas
charges and take her away. JOHN G.
MCDOWELL.
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WANTED. To LEASE A GOOD FARM NEAR
nursery stock ". +. HOOD & co.
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Miss Mary Coles Darlington. who has
been verv i'll for several weeks. is now
improving.
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WANTED, GOOD LIVE AGENTS IN EVERY
city of the U. s. to sell the Griggs telephxne
speciality on the market to-day. Address the
GRIGGS MEG. CO., 1881 9Th Ave-, Chicago.
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WANTED, a FIRsT-CLAss COOK AND HOUSE
servant; also boy to attend horses, drive ana
do general work around house and YARD Apply
1854 E.. Main Street, MCCORMICK COMPASl
Office
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ACTIyE CATHOLIC TO WORK AT HOME: $50
paid for 12 days trial; permanent If sattsfac-
tory. JOHN ENGWALL, Lakeside Building,
Chicago
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WE CAN PROVE THAT OUR GENERAL
agents make S25 day; no exp ce nee ed;
our circulars teach you the business and Iur
patented goods do the rest: If you making
less than $500 per ninth write to us: don't
waste stamps and money catch-penny ad-
vertisements: we forfeit $50 to any person
proving we do not send free samples at once
on receipt of application. with full Informs ton
to start right to work to earn $c5 per day.
BRAHAM CO.. r 1919. Cincinnati. O.
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LAD1Es-s1o WEEKLY MAKING SAMPLES
snare time at home: material and outfit free;
send stamp. TEXTILE. 50 Dearborn, Chicago.
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WANTED, BRIGHT. ENERGETIC MAN FOR
travelling position in Virginia; $50 per month
and expenses; steady position: references
TRAVELLERS DEPT, Star Building. Chicago.
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LADIES WANTED TO WORK ON SOFA Pill
lows; materials furnished; steady w9rk !; guar guar
envelope to Miss MGEE, Needlework Dept,
Ideal Co. Chicago.
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WANTED-AGENTS,

AGEHTs-MES OR WOMEN; MAKE BIG
muney; something new; never shown befc-e
sells at sight. Write Quick. TOY AUTO CO.,
10 Peck Court, Chicago.
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WANTED, A GOOD COOK. APPLY AT NO. sio7
West Grace Street. Good wages.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

TO MY KIND FRIENDS: HAVING BEEN
connected for Long time with City Sergeant
James C. Smith. hope my friends will vote
for him. and By so doing help me. With many
thanks JOHN Il. GUAM.
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YOUNG LADY WANTED ANY DISTANCE.
copy letters home evenings and return to us.
We pay S. per thousand. Send addressed en-
yelope, particulars and copy. q. Al G., Dept
2S2 Box 14ll. Philadelphia.
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LADIES-SoMETHING NEW MAKING SOFA
pillows at home; 81 to sl2 weekly; material
furnished: no canyassing; steady employ ment-
Send stamped addressed envelope. HOUSE
HOLD MFG. CO.. Erie. St. Chicago. - -
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANTED. TRAVELLING SALESMAN WHO POS
sesses clean record, business tact and energy;
special contract and permanent to the right
man Address with reference, Box Sc, Cleve-
land @.
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TAKE ORDERS FOR ALUMINIUM AND LEATH-
Err Card Cases. Cards and quick selling Alum
mum novelties. Catalogue free. ECONOMY
CO., SIS Lake, Chicago
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) AUCTION sALEs-MoNpAY.
C.. L. & II. L. Denoon.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
S21 E. Main Street

Is AUCIlOhe SAtES-9aOVo~AAs
C. l.. & H. L. Denoon.
Real Estate Auctioneefe,
81 E. Main Street :
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
NICE Two-sToRY FRAME DWE ~
ING. CONTAINING A ISHS1r, NJ S!A
.=.7 ROOMS, WITH LOT-F ,RON,LlNe
22ih FEET UN HlCkOEf
STREET (NEAR BAkEKl
NO. 921 HICKORY STREET
BY virtue OF deed of trust dated De
Court Of Richmond in D. B. 16e A. p: 40:
and at request of beneficiary: dstauit
having been made In payment or deot Sc
cured we will sen by public auction. on
the premises, on
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1902.
a.4P. NJ. the property described in said
deed and located as above. on the east
side OF Hickory Street The dwelling y
in good order and located in section %
rent WE'LL thus making the property a
good investment.
TERMS-Cash for expenses Of sale, any
taxes due. and to pay note OF $3.50. VIII
interest from December 20. 1901: the ha,-
ance at one and two years. for notes. Witts
interest added and secured by deed or
trust on the property: or all cash at OPP
ton of the purchas er:
C..L. & H. L-oDenoon. Auctioneers.
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INTERESTING PROPOSITION FOR DRUG AND
grocery statesmen. Will not conflict I. D. CO.,
Box 54S Oklahoma, Q. T.
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wANTID D, AGENTS To. INTRoDUCE A NEW
INN rted household necessity Of sound CONNER.
cial value: good commissions. DUNDEE MFG
CO.. Eng-Am- Bldg, Atlanta, Ga.
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REMEDIES,

HAVE FOR SEVERAL YEARS USED THE
Specific tMother.s Comfort'') without failure
and have not heard of failure In this sec
ton. where 1t is much used.-W. c. SAUND-
Frs. postmaster Glen Allen Found at 500
". Marshall Street and 2303 East Main Street
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wANTEp-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED, A GOOD WHITE NAN FROM. COUN'
try to work with teams. W. 7. HOOD. Gu. Z
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GOVERNMENT Pos1TIoNs-wHERE THEY
are and how obtained. Full particulars as to
salaries. dates. places of examinations to be
held soon In every State. etc. mailed ,1 Tree
Write for circular 1S9. NATL. COB. slNSi..
Washington. D. c..
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AWNINGS,
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES.

WANTED. 500 DEAF AND DUMB PEOPLE TO
make auctian signs to their friends for the benz
e6t of the well known auction drm. Consgn-
ments received up to hour of sale Special at
tention given to outside sales. c. II. OILY Els,
auctIonear 20 Z. Broad Street
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YOUNG MEN WANTED ANY DISTANCE COPY
letters. home evenings and return to US: We
particulars and copy F. II. c.. Dept. 2s2. Box
l411. Philadelphia.
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LADY AGENTS WANTED, TO SELL DESlhA'
HE line of goods to ladies'; good sellers large
profits. SPECIALITY SUPPLY CO., Butler
Pa.
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Read BRAHAM'S STRAIGHTFORWARD OF.
FER in agents column and write to them.
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PERSONAL

WANTED. INTELLIGENT LADIES AND GEN
,len1en to buy watch our insta llment sys-
t.n Our watches and iewelry positively euar-
arteed RICHMOND WATCH CO.. $40 East
Main street
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WHY NOT TRY SIGN PAINTING? NO EX.
perience required: no fraud; samples. tnstruc'
lions. ETC.. 10 cent?. CITY SIGN CO.. Spring
field, O..
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WANTED, TO RENT FURNISHED FLAT OR
house. or will rent four IONS. suitable for
light housekeeping. Address MELVILLE.
Leader office.
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WHAT WAS 1T THAT DID YOU! so MUCH
GOOD? Whyi yIN-GT'-OL cf conrse It's the
best tonic I ever took. l.5tt'GGISTS.
HFALTH. AND STRENGTH BrILDER-yIN.
GU-OL T. a. MILLER Broad Street.
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WANTED, MAN TO TAKE CHARGE OF Of
fee here in Richmond. Address. with refer
ence at once. A T. MORRIS. Wholesaler. Gin
cnnsti 0.
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~. FOB RENT.
FoR RENT, TO A GENTLEMAN. AN ATTRAc-
~ tive comfortably furnished third.story front
room Apply at 4 East Grace Street
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-05-27
NIGHTS HOTTER THAN
 USUAL FOR SPRING TIME

The weather for the past five days has been about the same as for the corre- spending days for the past five years. The mean temperature for the 22d. 2Sd. 24fh, 25th and 18th of this month will not vary more than three degrees from the same days since 1897.
 One difference in the temperatures for the days named and those for past years is that the nights are hotter. The lowest temperatures for the past five nights have been from three to ten degrees higher than Is usual for this time of the year. as Is shown by the records.
 With temperatures during the day rang ing from S5 to 92. the temperatures during the night in previous years has been form 51 to 6S. For the past week the tempera- lures during the day have been from S7 to 92, while at night they have never been below 70.
 Sunday was the hottest day of the past five, while yesterday was decidedly the coolest. The temperature was compara- lively low all day and last night 1t went as low as 62.
 The highest and lowest temperatures
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-05-27
POTTS TO BE PRESENTED.
U. S. Naval Attaehe in Germany VIII
 See Van Tlrpitz Today.


 Berlin, May 2e.-Leutenant Commander Templin Potts. the naval attache of the American embassy here (who succeeded Commander William H. Behler), will. by appointment be presented to Admiral von Tirpits, the secretary of the imperial admiralty, tomorrow. Lieutenant Com mander Potts has already been received by the other German naval officials of high rank with every mark of considera- tion. The American naval attache has not yet had an audience with the Elm peror because his majesty has been al- most continuously absent from Berlin since the foreign office was officially notified of Lieutenant Commander Potts arfiva, here
 The representative of the Associated Press today at the American embassy inquired concerning the report that MT. White. the United States ambassador, had written to the German foreign office asking that utant-Commander Potts having qualified for his position as naval attache be presented in the usual man. ner, and that the German foreign office sent curt refusal in reply to this re- quest. This inquiry elicited the response that no such let ter had been received at the United States embassy from the Ger man foreign office. The correspondent was also informed that MT. White had cabled a denial of the report that Elm peror William would not receive Lieu tenant Commander Potts to the newspa- pers in the United States in which this story was published
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-05-27
TO BE RUNNING
 BY NEXT AUTUMN
CAPT. ELLIOTT SAYS WORK WILL BE RUSHED ON CAR PLANT. TRACKS FOR HAULING MATE RIAL BEING LAID.

Capt. J. NJ Elliott, president of the Southern Car and Foundry Company was In the city yesterday, but left last night for New York. He expects to return to Birmingham in ten days.
 Captain Elliott said the Birmingham Southern was laying tracks on the site of the Southern Car and Foundry Com pany's steel car plant at Wylam and that just as soon as this work was fin- ished the building material would be as- sembled He expected to have the car plant ready for operation next fall The company's intention was to have 1t com- pleted by the first of July, but unavoid- able delays occurred. Once under way, however. the construction will be rush ed forward.
 The car works which will include a malleable mill, will cost $600,000 and will employ 1000 or more men, most of whom will be skilled mechanics. The company will have no commissary and will pay its employees all cash.
 The old Coosa furnace at Gadsden pur- chased recently by Captain Elliott is be- ing rebuilt and enlarged and will be ready for blast in about 90 days. It will have a capacity of 60 tons a day and will be the largest charcoal furnace in Alabama. As soon as it is finished it will be trans ferred to the Southern Car and Foun- dry Company
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-05-27
SELMA.
Preliminary Examination of Three Young Men Charged With Murder.


 Selma, May 26.-(Special) )-Today at noon began the preliminary exam ination before Justice of the Peace Lloyd of the three young men who are charged with the murder of the old negro, Bill Cookery, who was killed at Valley creek bridge on Saturday evening, May 27. The names of the defendants are Thomas A. Nichols, Wade H. Cawthon and Edward Firth.
 The shooting scrapes and rows among the factory element of the city has broken out in a new place. The trouble recently has been in the vicin- ity of the Estelle cotton mill. Satur- day night there was a cutting scrape in which J. H. Parker, who recently came to Selma from Columbus, Ga., was stabbed three times In the back by Owen Sanders. IL seems that dur ing the past week thirty-five mill hands from Columbus, Ga., have been brought to Selma, and they have not been cordially received by the young men who have worked In the mills for a number of years. Consequently there has been considerable friction.
 Selma has had various kinds of con ventions and assemblies, but for the first time in It's history and possibly in the history of the State there will be held tomorrow an assembly of Mormon elders in this city. There are expected twenty-four delegates besides the three who are in this city, preach ing their faith. It was first thought that the meeting would be held in the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-05-27
TERMS OF SHIPPING
 COMBINE D|VULGED German Lines Agree to Pay
 Trust 2O,OOO,OO0 Marks CAN'T STOP AT SOME PORTS Agree Not to Make Any Belgian Ports When Running to and From North
 Amerlca-Other Important Concessions Made.
CAN'T STOP AT SOME PORTS

Berlin, May 26.-The directors of the Hamburg American line have issued a circular divulging the terms of the agree ment arrived at between the Morgan shipping combine and the Hamburg American and the North Lloyd lines The two German companies un- dertake to pay the combine an annual sum equal to a dividend on shares amounting to at least 20,000,O0O marks This provision was agreed cn when the capital of the German lines was SO0OO,0O0 marks each, and in the event of an in- crease In the capital a contingency which meanwhile has arisen, the com bine reserved the right of increasing the annual sum accruing to 1t to an amount equaling dividends of 25 per cent of the capital stock.
 The syndicate in return, pledges itself to pay the Germans per cent on cor responding amount of capital and not to send any ships to a German port without the consent of the German companies. The latter are bound to limit their traf- fic from British ports They can, however, continue the existing services. The Ger mans are not precluded from including in their ports of call, hereafter British ports from which the combine does not run ships, nor from running their South American, Mexican and West Indian ships from British ports even though the combine utilizes the same ports. The combine on the other hand undertakes to allow almost two ships weekly in each direction to touch at French ports.
 The Germans are debarred from touch- ing at Belgian ports with ships running to and from North America and agree not to touch at English ports exceeding 75 times for each company, each way, mak- ing an aggregate of 300 calls. The Ger mans are free to increase their sailings from French ports in which case the com bine is entitled to increase proportionate- ly. The establishment of new lines of the extension of the exisIng service If so large as to go double the present number of sailing must before carried e. be sub mitted to a point com mittee of the con- tracing parties.
 It is agreed that in the evnt of either party desiring to effect such extension or establishment of new lines, it Is bound to give the other option of participating to the extent of one-third This provis- ion does not affect coastal or similar minor services. The north Atlantic cable passenger traffic of both parties is to be regulated by spexial pooling arrange ment and 1t Is agreed to maintain the present pool regardless of steerage pas sengers.
 The freight business will be conducted under the existing agreements each us- ing mutual precautions against outside competition. --.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-05-27
Wants Information About csmns

Washington. May 26.-Representative Cochran of Missouri today introduced a resolution requesting the President to send to the House full information as to the investigation recently made by b,s order as to the alleged maintenance of a British military camp in the State of Louisiana, where military supplies. in- cluding horses and mules, are collected and shipped directly to the theatre of war in South Africa in violation of the laws of neutrality, and to send to the House the report or the officer charged with such investigation, and also all doo,, ments, letters and papers on file bearing on the matter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-05-27
CITY.

Marriage Llcense.-A marriage Ii. cense was issued to w. H. Lee and Maude Cothran.
 For Burglary.-John Hillman. a ne- gro, was bound over to the Criminal Court yesterday afternoon by Judge Feagin on a charge of burglary and grand larceny.
 To Open Bids Tonight.-Bids from contractors to erect the Jefferson County Medical College will be opened tonight It Is understood number have been received. The college Is to stand next to the Hillman Hospital.
 Clerks to Meet.-Local Union No. 123, Retail Clerks Protective Associa- tion of America, met last night. Chair. man Webster of the entertainment committee reported he was busy ar ranging for smoker to be given soon. A number of applications have been received from clerks wishing to be- come members of the organization. They will be acted on at the next meeting.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-05-27

council to grant them franchises to con- struct and maintain in the city of Birm- ingham a water works system.
 The petition for the franchise has been referred to the judiciary committee and yesterday the mayor addressed a letter to Chairman Thach of this committee ask ing that he call a m eeting of his commit tee. This will probably take place to- day and as soon as this meeting is held and the committee is ready to report a special meeting of the council will be held.
 The contract between the city and the Seaboard Air Line granting a right of way to the latter will be signed by the mayor as soon as City Attorney Smith passes upon its legality.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-05-27
To Prosecute Captain pemino

Leavenworth, Kan, May 2s-It ia TO- ported that papers are being prepared by the Federal court attorney in Topeka for the civil prosecution of ex-Captain Peter c. Deming, who was recently released from the Federal penitentiary by a de- cision of the Supreme Court. Dening q volunteer army officer, was convicted of embezzlement by court-martial of the regular army officers. The Supreme Court held that volunteer army officer could not be tried by regular army officers
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-05-27
THE SEABOARD NOW ASKS
 COUNTY FOR RIGHT OF WAY

Railway Company which is the Seaboard Air Line, filed a petition with the Board of Revenue yesterday asking that they be granted the right to construct their tracks and use and operate their railroad along. over and across certain streets and roads of the county.
 The roads or streets which it wishes to use are practically the streets over which 1t has obtained franchises from the city. In its petition to the Board of Revenue 1t asks the right to lay two tracks on
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-05-27
Americana Heavy Buyers.

New York, May 26-Inquiry among bankers here shows that in the past three weeks British consols to the value of about Ao,OoOooo have been bought for American account, apparently in the be. lief that the Boer was is nearly ended The buying of certificates for consols is. sued by the National City bank has been for account of interior banks which de. sire to invest part of their surplus funds in securities having an internation- al market