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New-York tribune., 1902-08-14
NNEF
SUPREN1E COURT. COUNTY OF NEP

- works. -Luke.s Hospital. plaintiff against - - a
I nd others. dsfenianIsln plrsualce
Judgment foreclosure and sale. duly maze 49, 5sv of
in the above entitled action bearing cate he y5
l. the undersigned. the F-eteree N
merit named will sell public auction al tae e.--ngh
Estate SalesroCn. Ill B-JaGvay- n
August 1902 al u O'Clock that tay oy nag.
Snvth. au-toreer the premises directed cS - an
nent to be sold therein described as b,ii-
certain parcel OF land WIN ~
ings thereon erected situate n ne - bounded
haitian City County and state OF New iolA, -i1e AZ
and described follows that IS 10 say srsnrs
a point on the EasterIy side tne OF SeNenln ~
distant ninatv-nine CS9l and one-qtssS
ti0n Of the EasterIy line OF Seventh -bencs
of TwentyeighJh street l--7
FasrerIv ana nearly parallel with Twsrty-e 1fps
and part Of the distance through party va. aEain
Easterlv across said courtyard rwenty-siX t-ol ~
and 90 inches 70 the weSetts -snrrs
rear building: again Easterly tnI2~S, ere and
~ anorhsr Dartv wall TwenJy-seven cd Iee ssid
building thence Southery along the Easterly vi (
bi oing Twely-ssv-n 90 feet and tnree-l1' S5sfnx
~ ar inch t the Southeastery corner or sdlI silrz
tbe1cs westerly along SOutherly wall OF sa
erv corner of building thence NortSerS ses ard
Westerly wall OF building Seven et1 Ieet - rsarly
trches thence again w estei-y
with TWelty-eighrh Street and
tsnca tbrough party wall Seventy-six to tet Ssnne
inches 10 me said easterly side line "I SrVe S
ana thence NortherIy along the same lWehS nlace
three and three-quarters S) inches 10 the po nv Ias
- bsSi1ni1g said premises being Known y -
street number 500 seventh Avenue
NA'eN 49, WII.BEF MCBRIDE Hsie.,sS.s-
PECKHAM MILLER & KING AttorneESs ~ ~ work city.
so Rroadway Borough Of Manhattan New 5oA ,-srs-
The follow ng diagram OF the above 1est-..-
lrrovn by number SOl SeVthN" EN'e
2SIh
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5nmmer Resort gnlors
VAGA 1TlON] RESORTS

Along the North Shore of Long Island Sound at the
Berkshires and LitchfeId Hills by the finest
through and suburban service running New
York. Send 2-cent stamp New York New Haven and
Hartford Railroad. Room No 3. Grand Central Station
New York. or to Passenger Department. New
descriptive books and lists hotels boarding houses
rates for board. passenger farea.
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IEk\AN.-In purEuance OF an order

COSIO, HERNAN.-In pursuance OF an order
- Hon Abner c Thomas. Surrogate County
notice hereby given TO all persons
against Joaquin Coso late OF the County of New
subscriber at his place Of transacti business
Street, In civ
York. before the 18th day September
New York. March 26th. 1902
HERMAN COSIO Administrator
Messrs NALOIS. GRIFFIN. HYDE & HARPER No 20
Broad Street. Borough of Manhattan. New York city
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STEAMBOATS,
INN @G7mNO AND POINTS IN
I60kUj@0 IL kIljIkI NEW FNCI A

BOSTON AND P9!zas 2GW zSolAsD. n
gAL 70 RyER SE M y "a 5gn m FeF 81 Week Re NP s and sa
DAYS at $50 ,. m steamers PRISCILLA and PURITAN
PRoviDES1 LINE. via Providence LeaSe sso Pier IS.
Steamers FLYMoCTH and coNNEGTICUr Orchestra.
sToNiiGToN LINE. IA stonnston- Passenger service
SowiSl5 iI$ N s3a0q PEI Tfs55 & f!aasa saa SIs9 %oa
w1 wor2 os2 the the MFR and E ay P5eI ss
r. foot sRsiTg Il wesk days 5 9a;y @ at aiu E. nj ye
s7 SE" H5TfoF 81 Ighsd ana The S6rt6 From per -
E r. to9t Peek P ET,R s 34S W cF43PfN s:oo mid
night sundays RICHARD PECK leaves $50 a m. re.
Sqahz s. mau5es @sa0s' aft5 ssyus ss ss@ Fis1 ls s
BLOCK ISLAND. R l.. ORIENT. GREEN
PORT. SHELTER ISLAND AND SAG
HARBOR. l. l. VIA MONTACk STEAM
BOAT cos LINE.
vssF sfamsTs asgs saS Except sauriays $50 aurdays
P NJ Monkeys. extra trip. S A NJ for GFeenpor' and
sag steamer OF the Moneauk Cos line con
York sth s i 20 'e Is sT3e Pgag 6tk 5t Island 6T
EGuas0m R3ysr by Day Light
-,A4 steamers Sew 4eTk or ana AgaHy o. tie
Tastes, HS9S2s IND S@s. FEsE FlvsF ea5s @hs S ne World
For the Sor = @ 9tFy Wes 5's szcsP; s9d ands4 m ns East
Leave BfookIn. Frlton ST. Cby annex A N
Vest 23i
-
Landing al Yonkers West Point Newhurgh. Pough-
keepsie. kInsstoI Point. Catski Hudson and Albany.
Through tickets all points sal at leading ticket
oflces' including those OF New York Transfer
Morning ard afternoon concerts Fine restaurant.
ALBANY evening Limo
Direct route for Saratoga. Lake George. Adj
rondacks and Thousand Islands
Steamers ADIRONDACK or DEAN RICHMOND i-sv.
Pier r. Canal St. at p NJ. DAYS
ony direct connection with express trains for
viii 70 Springs Saratoga Creek
Caldwell nd Lake ,-eorge Book Free
TROY FOAT5
leave Pier &C. N X. 10th Street daily @
p NJ except Saturday. SUNDAY STEAMERS TOUCH
AT ALBANY railroad az Troy for all
Excursions TROY So so: SARATOGA $3.50
Dining-roons Main Deck. Searchlghs Display
Serd for Booklet Excursion Tours
GATSNIll EVENlNG LINE.
Boats leave every week day; Pier 49, y r. 6 P NJ
and 129th St, p. NJ.
Extra boat Saturdays. Pier 43 n. r. 13O P. NJ. West
10th St 100 7 NJ.
Fare New-York 10 Tannersviue or Cairo $500
HUDSON RIVER STEAMER MARY POW
ELL Leaving Desbrosses St at s:l5 T.. M aSatur-
days T. M w. 22nd p. NJ. Saturdays
z. I29th ST SATURDAYS & HOLIDAYS ONLY
22O p NJ For Highland Falls. West Point. Cornwall
Rondou' and Kingston Orchestra q board
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L Frank T. Fitzgerald Of the County
York notice hereby to all persons having claims
O=c Z Livingston i
T5rk ece lsed present thereof
The Subscribers thei. place of
al the of.e Of their attorneys Baker Peabody No
Wall Street, the City o. New York before the
% DAY September, 1902
Dated New York day February 1902
CHARLES A. PEABODY. GEORGE L PEABODY Ex-
BAKER & PEABODY. Attorneys for Executors Wall
street New York City. y. Y.
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q enrher3.
GrhooI aarnrles,

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENc.
\ supplies Professors Teachers Tutors GoVernessss
etc TO Colleges Schools and Families. Apply to
Mrs 81 J. YOUNG-FULTON. % Union square
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LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
,rAxuATuTAy BEACH.

MANHATTAN BE4lftI =
Leave 34th ST. L. y. Y, week Gays % r. Ia
20 IIOO A NJ. half hourly llo 70 . 20 p NJ
so 90 6 10 40 10 $40, o-4U. S-oO lV"OO = ~
Excursion Fare, 4Oc. ~. . .s,o
Lave East \ \. after 34th ST. tllhe r.,,
IenIe Whitehall st. y. Y. via 3Jtn ST. %; . -, 49,.
Ferry connecting With l. L r. r. L|esVe 20 IN S0 10
so 100 a NJ. 100. ~ S-4U' ~ ~OO' "
= NJ Excursion Fare. 5oc-
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THE BUTCHER HOUSE

PAWLING. DUTCHEss CO, n. Y.
A Healthful and Charming Family Resort 30 minutes
York. trains each wa! daily Z PosiuVey & no
OF mosquitoes Golf Links Tennis courts
and Bowling Alleys Booklets ana otheT inI0T
nation address THE butcher HOUSE. r. C. LOVER
IDGE. Manager. Pawllrg y. Y
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\ Abner c Thomas a Surrogate County . New
York hereby given 70 all persons having ca
Falls. late the County Of New
Work deceased the with thereof
10 the subscriber place Of uansaEs business
once of Henry Z. No - Wall Street Borough
Manhattan in The City New York before the
18Th February next
Dated York. the 9Th day q august. 1902
DE WITT CLINTON FALLS. Administrator.
HENRY Z. COE Attorney for Administrator. 81 Wall
Street York City.
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an order Of Hon. Frank T Fitzgerald Surrogate OF
County notice Is hereby given TO all
persons having Johanna Hutter late OF
the County Of New York deceased 70 present the same
the subscriber his place ot
transactng business No Broadway. Borough Of Man
haitian City New York before the st day
September
Dated New York. the 26th day q February 1892.
LEO HCTTER. Administrator.
PLATZEK & sTRoOCK. Attorneys for Administrator
100 Broadway. y Y. City.
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Gurronates y otlres.

Gurroaatcs' Aonres.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abuer c Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County Of New
hereby all persons having claims
against benjamin r Hooper generally known as b FRANK
F{ooper OF County OF New York. deceased TO
the chers thereof To the subscriber
transactiuE business, No. 393 Canai
Street IN Borough OF Manhattan The City OF New
York befO the 29ti day OF November next
Dated New York. the Dist DAY Of May 1907
WALKER,
WILLIAM MILNE,
Executors.
CHRISTIAN ZABRISKIE
for Executors,
S93 Canal Street Manhattan New York City.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

L Abner c Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County OF New
York notice hereby given TO all persons having claims
Scheitln, late ot the County Of New York
deceased 10 present with vouchers thereof
subscriber. his place OF UansactinE business az
fhe once Of & Keller No 25S broadway. Borough
Of Manhattan in City Of New York. before the
6rstd day Of October. 1902, next
Dated New York. the 25th day of March. 1902
ARMIN HARTMANN. Executor
RARE & KELLER. Attorneys for Executor. No. 2oS
Broadway Borough Of Manhattan. New-York City
New-York tribune., 1902-08-14

L Frank I Fitzgerald Surrogate OF the County Of
New york hereby TO all persons having
Nege late Of the County or New
York present the same with vouchers there
his place Of transacting business,
the office of Messrs Choate Hanford and Iarocque No
40 Wall Street Manhattan. in The City Of New York on
hArcr eighth o January
dated New York 25th day of June 1902.
GEORGES RENAULT. Executor.
CTIoATE HANFoRD LAROCQuE Attorneys for E1-
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II. y 7
N of Hon Abner & Thomas Surrogate o. the County
Of New York hereby given 70 all persons having
claims against H Knapp late OF the County Of New
York Borough Of Manhattan deceased 70 present the
vouchers thrref. 20 the sGbscTioeE al thSir
of rransacting business the Office of William II
Wilcox Esq 80 Nassau Street. in the Borough OF
Manhattan New York City before the Both day OF
November next
Dated New York, 21st day Of May 1902.
MARGARET KNAPP HELEN kNlCkERBACkER
ADMINISTRATORS with the will annexed OF Mary H
wTTTftN r WILCOX. Attorney Adminstrs-
trices 80 Nassau Street New York city. Borough OF
Manhattan
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II PERSTANCE OF AN oRDER OE HON

u ABNER =. THOMAS a Surrogate OF the County Of
New York hereby given all persons having
claims against Riley. OF the County
~ New York deceased. present the with rouch
ers thereof 10 the subscriber place transacng
bustness to wit at Wit V. .. Kelley.
Liberty of New York.
before 22ud day CT November next
dated New Iork i2tt Of May. r&
' & RILEY.
Administrator VIII annexed
rlr, WITT V D RE LEY. Attorney FOR Administrator.
Liberty ST.. y Y. city.
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n PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON

l. Abner G Thomas. a Surrogate - County of New
York hereby given all persons having claims
against Edward Wells Southworh. County OF
deceased present the same with vouchers
subscribers their place OF tranSactinR
25s Broadway r the oi:y Of New York. On
befo OF December
Dated New York. 20th o. MAY 1902.
GEORGE :. HASTINGS
DWIGHT A. JONES.
ALBERT H GLEASON. Attorney FOR Executors 25s
Nau York
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Steamers leave y Y. Pier 13 E. r. Wall ST,
wssk 4ays except Saturdays $50 2. VI. Saturdays. I
? NJ MorIays. extra "trip. A N. for Greenport and
Gag TTRGAYs steamer OF the Moacauk
Noutauk l. I r r leaving New
W. Strb s. no Pier I3 st. LEO: Fiatbush
Az. T3rookIyn iI9 r. NJ Block Island TOl P NJ
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BLOCK ISLAND. R l., ORIENT. GREEN
PORT. SHELTER ISLAND AND SAG
FIARBOR. L. l.. VIA MONTACk STEAM
Do 1T CO.'S LINE
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proposals. in triplicate. viii be received here
August 10. lso2 for the construction Of a Roa I
MS can be seen and forms and specifications
THIS once l. ;. reserves The right 70 ACCEPT
= or al PR posals or any part thereof. Ad-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19
AN OUTLET FOR THE 1. (.
VICE PRESIDENT HARAHAN's
 VISIT TO MOBILE.
Rumored That the Illinois Central Will Use the Lines of the Mo- bile, Jackson and Kansas
 City Railroad

Mobile, Feb. 1s.-(Special)-J. T. Hara- han, Vice-President of the Illinois Gen. tral Railroad, spent this morning in this city, arriving last night from Memphis He inspected facilities of the several rail- roads along the river front, expressed himself as delighted at the progress shown in Mobile. and held conference with President Merrill. of the Mobile Jackson and Kansas City Railroad. leav- ing at noon for Montgomery. He gave no intimation as to the nature of his visit, but his conference with President Frank Merrill leads to the surmise that the Illinois Central will find an outlet in Mobile over the lines of Merrirs road.
 General Manager Ackert of the Mobile and Ohio, Second Vice-President w. w..
 Finley, and Assistant Traffic Manager
 lowell of the Southern. are in the city.
 lhe annual meeting of the stockholders If the Mobile and Ohio Railroad will take place tomorrow, and their presence is supposed to be due. among other things, to this meeting.
 The matter of a union depot at Mobile was considered today by representatives and Ohio and the Southern and Vice President Finlay said 1t would be taken up by the operating departments or the several roads. and a conference or om- clalS rom IHOSc "ouiN sS arranged for the latter part of the week.
 Suits were filed today in the Circuit Court by attorneys for Mrs. Maggie Ar mitage, against The Daily Herald Pub fishing Company. claiming $100oo dam ages. and against Erwin Ledyard. editor of The Herald, for a like sum. and against Chief of Police Soost for 5000 damages, the plaintiff charging defama- ton of character in the first two cases and false imprisonment in the latter case:
 ha ,.ttS of tho arrest Of the woman several months ago on a charge of decoying girl from her home for immoral purposes.
 Two palmists. calling themselves zanzig and Carleton Hope Stanley. who have been reaping harvest in Mobile for several weeks past. left the city suddenly last night, follow ing action by the General Council increas- ing the license for palmists to s6o per week They left several unpaid debts.
 w. S. Ford, aged 53, a life long citizen of Mobile, dropped dead today in his place of business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19

in Anniston yesterday. The new concern will be known as the Lynch-Adams Lum- Der Company, the members of which are: H. c. Lynch and J. c. Adams. both or this city. The new company have secured the grounds formerly used as a site Tor furnace which was burned. Extensive preparations are being made for the new blaming mill of the company which Will be erected on the furnace site. The com pany will own a large number of saw mills in and around An1iston, and VIII deal very largely in rough and dressed lumber. A sash, door and blind factory will probably be added to the blaming mill at e later date.
 While blasting in tunnel thirty miles west of this city yesterday, between this city and Birmingham. a crew Of the Southern Railroad threw 100 ton rock on the track In the middle of the tunnel Traffic was blocksded for several hours before the obstacle could be blasted aud moved The crew were engaged in blast ing out the tunnel go as to make is larger when the large rock was moved and it fell upon the track. About eight trains-three passenger and i've freights were tied up by the accident for several hours.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19
HIS WEDDING POSTPONED.
Bridegroom-to-be Got Drunk and
 Was Locked Up.

Tuscaloosa, Feb 1S-(SpeciaD-A young man from Greene County appeared at the Mayors Court yesterday for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. He said tna' he bought a bottle of whiskey from the dispensary and before he was aware Of 1t he was intoxicated. While in this condt- ton some one relieved him of his purse. He accused several persons and at last was locked up by a policeman. He says that he came to Tuscaloosa on business and was to have been married tomorrow. In making the confession he broke down and cried.
 Mrs. Lula Hawkens received a tele- gram from Blocton Sunday announcing which occurred ae that place. Mrs. George was formerly Miss Tinie Pump >frey and a daughter of Mrs. P. A. Yerby. Many brothers and sisters survive her. Mrs Hawkins left for Blocton to attend the funeral.
 A painful accident happened to Mir. Jesse Lowe of the firm of Christie, Lowe & Heyworth, Friday. which came near resulting seriously. He was holding a spirited horse when the animal suddenly raising his head, broke the halter, which struck MT. Lowe in the eye, knocking him to the floor. For a while 1t was fear ed he would lose his sight. News has been received from Atlanta. where he went for treatment, saying that his sight would be fully restored.
 News has been received here from Mo- bile of the marriage of MT. Ben Williams to Miss Mamie Gerald. The groom was formerly of Tuscaloosa. where he held a responsible position in the office of the master mechanic at the Mobile and Ohio depot.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19
They ASK senator aaoIgan.

CnlCdBO NtWS.
 Senator John T. Morgan of Alabama is said to have more general information stored away in his head than any other member of the United States Senate. AL though he has devoted the most of his time for years to the isthmian canal ques- tion, he has found opportunity to keep track of everything else that was going on in Washington. When the other mem- bers of the Senate want to find out any thing they ask Morgan.
 The other day. during a discussion of the interoceanic canal bill, one of the members of the committee asked Senator Morgan what were the provisions of certain treaty with France which had worked itself into the controversy. Much to their surprise the Senator did not answer, but sent his clerk to Senator .Cullom's room for copy of the volume eontaining a compilation of the treaties entered into by this nation with foreign governments. When the clerk returned Mir Morgan laboriously looked up the treaty in question in the index and then proceeded to enIighten the other Senators. He held the open book before him while he repeated the provisions of the treaty, put the other Senators noticed that not once did he glance at the printed page while he was reciting the provisions.
 "Well" replied Morgan, T could not remember for the life of me whether 1t began with This or "A and l wanted to maks sure"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19
Sentiment Against Higdon.

Florence, Feb. 1s.-(Special )-Company B of the 3rd Regiment. of this city. known as the Wheeler Rifles, are very Jelks in his suspension of Colonel Hig- don from duty. and are outspoken in their opinion that Colonel Higdon should re- sign and permit an entire reorganization of the regiment. Captain R. E. simpson of Company B, has been prominent in State military circles for several years and is also a representative in the State Legislature and his Influence in regimen tai matters is important He is strong apti-Higdon partisan as are Lieutenants Gullette and Ray. and the entire mem bership of Company are for the restg- nation of Colone Higdon and reorganl- zation of the regiment. Company B has taken more first 'hOnors than any other company in the 3rd Regiment in recent years. and has been repeatedly compli- mented as one of tho best military com- panies in the State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19
DEATH OF L. M. BROWNING.
He Was One of Anniston's Most
 Popular Young Man.

Anniston. Feb. 1S.-(SpeciaD-L. Meekin Browning, one of the most popular young men of Anniston. died Sunday night af- ter A weeks illness of pneumonia which caused congestion of the brain before his death. MT Browning was 22 years of age and the only living child of Mir and Mrs l.. T Browning. Mrs. L. w. Gasser of Gadsden and Mrs. Hammond of Mont gomery, two aunts of MT. Browning. were with him at his death.
 Charles E. Wilkins. who has been i'll with pneumonia for several days. Is dead. MT. Wilkins was the son of Mir. ana Mira. Mat wilkins. The deceased waa q ysara of age
 Mir C T. Brooks on w1lmer Street here yesrerday afJernoon about 4:2Q o'clock. after four days Illness with peritonitis.
 MT. Theodore Burns of Lincoln died Sunday afternoon at o'clock and was buried there yesterday afternoon at ? O clock. He was stricken with paralysis some time since and never rallied from the shock.
 new lumber company was formed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19
]MR. BENNETT CALLED
THE MrN1srxR MAY LOCATE IN SELMA.
Will Harris, Charged With the Mur- der of Little Negro Girl, is
 Convicted and Given N
 Death Sentence.
Advertiser Bureau, !,

.. Selma, Feb. IS.
 The protracted meeting which has been going on at the First Christian Church for the past three weeks. conducted by the Evangelist ]. H. Bennett, came to an end last nieht. It was one of the most successful revivals ever carried on in this city and great good has been ac- complished. There were forty additions to the Church and the regular member ship has been greatly strengthened and revived in SO far as taking hold of the work for the Church is concerned
 Evangelist Bennett 10 an earnest work CT. He wins the sympathy of other de- nominations, for he accords to every body the right to think as they please. and he does not abuse other sects that may differ from him in creed.
 Mr. Bennett is pastor of a Church in Pensacola. He was asked .ast night by some of the officials of the Church if he would consider Q call to this Church. He said that he was the pastor of a Church in Pensacola and that he was under con- tract to serve that denomination until June 1. He liked the people here and was charmed with the town, and if his congregation in Pensacola would agree In the month and Pensacola two. and af- ter that he would consider favorably a call to the Selma Church.
 In saying this Mir. Bennett stipulated that he would not accept the call with a salary He said if he came to the First worker in the cause of Christ. and would rely on free-will offerings for his salary. He does not want any stipulated salary to accompany his call. This Is unusual and has attracted good deal of attcn- tion, and many not connected with the have him come to see how the experi- ment will work.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19
BELGIAN STEEL MEN SCORE.
outbid English Rail Makers in Sup
 plvinC Street Railway.

New York. Feb. Ie.-The British rail manu- lecturers have been outclassed by their Eel gian rivals in bids for large contracts of ma terial needed for the electric traction su- burban lines of London, according to Tri- bune dispatch from London.
 The Highway Committee of the Common Council will report today in favor of the ac- ceptance of the foreign bids. which are lo per cent below the lowest English tenders, The absence of German Amer ican compe- tition in these contracts Is explained in the trade as the result of the unusual conditions prevailing in the United States, where the supply of iron and steel Is inadequate for meeting the requii ements of the home market and Scotch manufacturers lost a good con tract from the lower prices of Belgian ma terial. ,.,
 Large contracts for electric equipment Of the Huddersfield tramways have been award ed to a Manchester firm. An immense amount into the market in the course of few years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19
THOMPSON TAKES OFFICE.
Assumes Charge of the Tuskegee
 postoffice.

Tuskegee, Feb. 1s.-(special)- )-Mr. J. o: Thompson has succeeded MT. Grimmet in the postoffice here and has as his as sistants, Miss Hattie Mizell and little Miss Emma Beasley. MT. Thomas Grim met. foi mer assistant in the postomce has been appointed Deputy nfted States marshal of this District and will begin his new work the latter part of the week.
 County Court convened yesterday with a small docket and will probably get through tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-19

cordially received. if not accepted. The plan contemplates an organization along the lines of the United States Steel Cor poration with capitalization of $100.00Q.- coo. It Is to be operated from headquart- CTS in New York. but each business is to retain its autonomy and be conducted by the individual official head. Those who go in are to receive stock, 1t Is said for the amount allowed for their possessions, good will. etc. The main object in view seems to be to counterbalance the combi- nations of the manufacturers.