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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-29
WARSHIPS AT NEWPORT NEWS.
THEY ARE EXpEcTED To CRUISE Up THE JAMES
BALL AT OLD POINT.

THEY ARE EXPECTED TO CRUISE Up THE JAMES
BALL AT OLD POINT.
Newport News. W.. sept. IS (speciaD Before
thc arrival of the warshps Of the North Atlantic
squadron next week the Business Mems Associa-
ZION 81 this city VIII make effort to secure per
mission from Secretary Long for a cruise up the
James River one day in the course Of the stay Of
the ships here The present plan IS 70 have the
entire squadron steam past the city 10 the ship
yard whore IL IS proposed 10 have the officers OF all
Of the ships make an inspection OF the new queen
OF the Navy. the battleship Koarsarge which Will
be here that time.
II IS expected that the naval ball. TO be given at
the Chamberlin Hotel. Old Point probably on
Wednesday Thursday night. viii be one OF the
most brilliant social functions ever witnessed at
that place. II is understood here now that the
cruiser Chicago. Admiral EOWisOn's flagship on the
South American station. Will accompany the squad
According 70 the understanding OF the Business
Mems Association the following is list OF the
warships which VIII leave New-York on Monday
and reach Old Point about noon on Tuesday
Cruisers Olympia. Brooklyn. New-York Chicago
and Baltimore; battleships Indiana. Massachusetts
and Texas gunbOat Marietta. training SIR Lam
caster converted yacht scorpion and torpedo boats
Porter Ericsson. Dupont. Winslow and Gushing.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.


Vessel From. Line
Ethiopia Glasgow. september lb 'Anchor
Sorrento Hamburg September r.. Union
cal forria Gibraltar September Anchor
Graz Wadersec Hamburg. september IL. Hamb Am
rarnania Liverpool September %. .Cunard
Augista Victoria . Hamburg September I'll. .Hamb Am
I,pro London September AT Trans
FFanciscl. lull september Iisyl
critic ........... Dundee September l5....... Arrow
vii ifrel ...... New orleans September % Morgan
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 30
New York ....... Southampton September % American
san Marcos Galveston September 4... Mallory
SUNDAY. OCTOBER l.
Na-afa ..... London. september 21......At Trans
- N,rmandie. iavre September - ..... French
N1nean ...... London. september 20. At Trans
n Sew orleans September %. Morgan
Caracas Juan. September % Red u
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WANTS srHkEy TANK CARS REMOVED


Nenror, News. Va. sept q (speciaD. Tic United
States has entered suit against the Union TANK
Company. the New-York. Philadelphia and Norfolk
Railway Company and the old Dominion Steamship
Company iu tho Federal court in this district Inc
Government seeks to compel The defendant com
NAMES 10 remove from Hampton Roads certain Oh
structious and alleged menaces 10 navigation in the
shape o. a number OF iron tank cars which wor"
lost overheard IN SeWalrs Point channel on Feb
r,!arl s from the New York. Philadelphia and Nor
folk Railway Barge 80. - i'm collision With tn
Old Dominion steamship Jamestown The acton
IS brought I'M the United states Court by Ec-dr
Allen United States District Attorney.
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OF THE B. AND A.
ALL or THE DIRECTORS But ONE RE
ELECTED.

a
ELECTED.
Boston. Sept 2s-The fight between the p'."1
RID ~ Directors and the Protective Commute
- 49, tos,or and Albany Railroad. which deVe-
oned AZ the annual meeting yesterday on 'i'e ~
ton NJ pos,poning the election OF Boarn Oh ~.
roctors until November TO- when the queS''o" ~
leasing the road 10 the New-Nork ''n'f"l - ~ ="
acted upon was compromised to-day an" ms o''
poard ~ Directors with one exception ana INC
addition of three new names. Will serve io' inc
,rho protective Committee claims that this Is
,,ctory for its side which opposes the Nc"-A OK
Central lease. ,,h
r2, the terms Of the compromise. Albert HouEn-
ton is dropped from the old Board ana augustus
g Bullock Richard Olney and Eben :. D'"Pe'. ~
the Protective Committee, become members Inc
,, 1}oara with these changes made. j. as follows
q Ruvo,k Zenas Crane Edward j. Jaws
Chauncey VI. Depew Eben :. Draper hu""in -
HAYDEN Samuel Hoar Richard o'ney' jacob -
Rogers. James 4 Rumril stephen SALISBURY anu
Charles s. Sargent
When the adjourned meeting was called 10 oFdeI
shortly after - o'clock to-day Chairman &. IL
Johnson Of the Tclers Committee appointed yes
,crday 10 count the ballots on the question oil post
ponomcnt. reported that the committee probably
could not finish IT'S work before tomorrow.
Mr. Uoar counsel for the road. then was recog-
,izoa lie announced that an agreement had ne'h
reach.d between the Board OF Directors ana the
committee having in view the protection oil ih'
nropcrtv whereby n Board Of thirteen members aS
heretofore was 20 be chosen He explained '"'
details and withdrew his motion ~ yesterday mat
the annual meeting Doe postponed unth N'F'i""''
r. The directors were chosen hy AN aye ana no
vote. the result being unanimous. The vote was
followed by the cheers of the stockholders ana inc
meeting adjourned
The following is an exact trans ript or 'Ne i'l''r
from President galloway ~ the Ne"-lo'N
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cHARGrS 4G4INST WSpFcrORN

Coroner Anthony McOwen. who ran against Park
Commissioner August Moebus for the leadership
Of the upper part Of the XXXIVtn District. has
retained Henry W. Bates Of No. = Wall-si TO
call the attention OF Governor Roosevelt 10 al
legged frauds perpetrated in the southern end n
the district where the Coroner received only q
votes. Governor Roosevelt Will be asked 70 enter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-29
NETWORK CITY.

Tho Pow 1obn - voorhees, was ordained and IN
called a. pastor OF the Union Reformed Church
a. Hghbrio &c on Tuesday night. The Rev Dr. j.
b. Thompson. Of Trenton y. j, preached Inc
sermon.
The store Of B. Altman & Co.. Nineteenth-st ana
sixth-ave. will be closed tomorrow.
Tiffany & Co. Union Square, Will close their g.
Enlistment at noon to-day, and remain closed
nntN Monday morning
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mAJoR GARDnER'> 4rponruLNrS.

Michael Sullivan. q Special Deputy Assistant
District Attorney. has been made q fIl assistant
by Major Gardner. Cornelius +. Collins for seven
years I'm the Corporation Counsels Office has
been made a Deputy Assistant District Attorney
at A salary Of 800 year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
sunrise $40 Moon rises O56 Moons age -
HIGH WATER.
Al Sandy Hook 3:52 GOV. Island 42s Hell Gate III
V.M-sandy Hook 4:o GOV. Island ! SS Hell Gate y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-29

Virginia into a corporation to be called the Ne"
River Coal and Coke Company which IS 20 ~
1T s. 10000 per cent twenty year 3o'
s. 10000 PER cent cumulative pieie'''u 0'
s. 5000 common stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-29
SPECIAL MENTION.

.dxerttsemcnt. admitted into these col.
umns nrc recommended 10 the rea ders OF
,JtIE 1IiIIII NJ a. thoroughly reliable ana
iusiness cnn be done by mntl with the so-
xcrtiscrs with perfect safety
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HOME NEWS.
vuAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAI'
Naval parade and festivities In honor OF Aofnirai
Dewey.
Brooklyn Jockey Club races Gravesend' 2AS p m
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Open Today; Closed Tomorrow.
It's Easy
for strangers in the city to
knosu zuhere to 90 for Clothes,
Hats, Furnishings, Shoes, etc.
All they haze to do Is to
take a newspaper, turn to the
"ads' IN big, black type ofer-
ing unheard-of bargains, -
take doqvn the names of the
firms, and then go somewhere
else, as fast as ever they can
run.
And if the best is none to
Jood for them, they might try
NoAM[MNAI\s(e.
BROADWAY Corr Cor. Canal ts,n Z; St.
StorsS Near Chambers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-29
A VIEW CONVENTION REPORTED.

II is reported that Charles r. Flint and Rogers.
Brown Co. are arranging consolidation OF about
Srty b!tuininous coal and coke properties In Yves,
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tain charges against fifteen inspectors and Per
.civgi t. Nagle the leader Of the district below
the Harlem Bridge all Of whom are charged with
supprcssing the McOwen tickets.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NEw-YoRK. THURSDAY. SET. %. 1907
ARRIVED.

PORT or NEW- YORK. THURSDAY. SET. "a 1907
ARRIVED.
Steamer Arradisn tRrl Oufram Glasgow Septemher ~
m4eo and passengers % Baldwin Co southeast
0f Flr4 Island q q" p .
Steamer British Ptinoess 'Rr. new, f32b tonsl tIeen
September 49, ballast and fhre" cabin passengers
90 Sanderson son. Arrived the Bar az $50 a m
steamer christine dam Larsen tiohenburg SEPTEMBER
and Shields ~ ballast 10 Philip Huprecht Arrived
10 fh- bar 9.lj a
49, Manzan, !" ana reuflegos p with Wdse T." James
Word q Co.,. Arrived a rho Bar AZ , 20
steamer Ltupasas staples. Galveston Septemper ~
vi ruFSa pr fa4eengc~e 3D. g ~ Mallory
steamer r. Monte Parker Orleans. Septe nher y,
With nidso and passengers 10 j r Van sickle & 60.
Anchored notr lCht~hiu ar H.lo
Steamer Alsiers. Manson. New orleans days. With
nl3sc o. ! Van sickle
steamer Nov York Ingram. Wilmington. q. Sep
fenler -. with mdse and passengers 10 = clyde co.
steamer Richmond. tatharine. Richmond, with mdse
and ps-s@nger~ TO the Old dominion - 60
steamer GuyanIotte KILLER Norfolk with mise and
passengers FOO tho oid Dominion Ss GO.
United states cruiser Sren Norfolk. with 80 members
sanar H..s. J. sept = $50 p m Wind south. mod
crate. cleHr
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$50 Broadway. cor. Ieonaru.
Ss9 Broadway. cor. Prince.
Thfr'v-seconi AMI Broadway.
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Announcements
"sACO" f. & W. = "
The "SACO" shirt.
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"sAco."
The times., 1899-09-08
SL.39 Wrappers, roc

Percales, trimmed with ruf1es. braid,
and embroidery. Some have the
flounee bottom-full skirts and good
lengths. Green Ticket Price, roc.
The times., 1899-09-08
FRANK SPARK REcAPTURED.
in Police Court and Held
for the Grand Jury.

Arrniened in Police Court and Held
for the Grand Jury.
Frank Spark, alias Frank Schwab the
prisoner who walked out of the detective
Office yesterday afternoon, was recaptured
yesterday morning by Detective Bauer at
the corner Of Thirteenth and G Streets
northwest. He was taken TO the Police
Court, where he was arraigned on charge
of obtaining money under false pretences,
and was held in $500 bond for the action OF
the grand jury.
Spark is said TO have hired a horse and
carriage from a liyeryman in the business
section of the city one day last week and
after driving about for some time to have
taken the team to a boarding stable and
secured accommodations for it for a month.
Shortly afterward, il is claimed he sold the
outfit TO A. l.. Avery for 500.
Not satisfied with this, Spark again Sc
cured possession of the team and returned
il to tho stable from which he had origi
naIIy hired it. The matter was reported
to the police and Spark was taken into
custody yesterday by Detectives Miller
and Peck. The prisoner was brought to
headquarters for examination, but while
the men in the Office were engaged he slip
ped out of the door of the inspectors s
room and disappeared.
The times., 1899-09-08

The District Commissioners began the
preparation of their annual budget 4yester-
day afternoon The budget includes all the
appropriations which will be sought from
the coming Congress for the support and
maintenance of the various departments
of the government of the District during
the fiscal year which will end June 80, 1901.
The task is big and will require every bit
of attention the Commissioners. can devote
to the work during the next three or four
weeks The budget will have to be placed
in the hands of the Secretary of the Treas
ury by October l in order that Secretary
Gage may approve or disapprove of all its
contents in time to forward it TO Congress
with his general estimates for the support
of the Government.
The work of the Commissioners will be
based on the annual reports and estimates
of their subordinates in the different
branches of municipal government from
the head chiefs down TO the superintend-
ents of smaller departments. The task IS
a tedious one 1t will require the undivided
and concentrated attention of the three
Commissioners every afternoon during the
balance of the month. The reports OF the
various officials have all not reached the
hands of the Commissioners. Among them
are the reports of Joseph Paris, Chief OF
the Fire Department; Major Richard Syl-
vester, Chief of Police; DR.. William c.
Woodward, District Health Officer; Herbert
w Lewis, Superintendent of Charities, and
the public school reports. They Will be In
the hands OF the Commissioners within the
next three weeks, -
The first thing to be taken up will be the
estimate of general expenses. This in
cludes the salaries Of the Commissioners,
their secretaries, assistants, and messen-
gers. and the salaries of the different Off
GERS OF the present District government,
with their assistants. Following the prep
aration of estimates fer general expenses
the Commissioners will consider the esti-
mates for the support OF the various
branches of the government of the Dis
trict.
Among the larger items of expense to
be included in the budget viii be the esti-
mates for the maintenance of the public
school system of the District, the Metro
politan Police Department, the District
Fire Department, the telegraph and tele-
phone service the Health Department, the
police courts, the water department, Dis
trict militia, and charitable institutions
The estimates for the present fiscal yeal
were not begun last year until September
20, and the consequence was they were not
ready to be transmitted to Secretary Gage
until October "A. The total amount of the
estimated budget last year was $S,586,
G92.77, exclusive of s129,141, which wa:
asked for the water department. The bud
get will probably be slightly larger thi.
year.
The times., 1899-09-08
The OnIy Sure Cure for Diarrhoel.

Mr. ". A. Bruss. editor Of the Elmore
Eve" Elmore, Mimi, says For the past
six years ! have been troubled with diar-
rhoea during the hot summer months. As
had advertised Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for some
time i determined to try it, so two weeks
ago, when | had a severe attack ! got a
25-cent bottle of it and took it according
10 directions. TIE pain left me and have
had no trouble since. This is the first
remedy which has done me any good, and
/ have tried dozens before. One OF my
friends tried the remedy since, and half
of 25-cent bottle cured him" For sale
by Henry Evans, wholesale and retail, and
all druggists.
The times., 1899-09-08
cLUBBED an OLD SAILOR.
A Policeman Rcbul1ed by the Juda
I'm Courf

in Court.
Henry Tolson, formerly chief boatswain's
mate Of the Brooklyn, was charged with
disorderly conduct in the Police Court yes
terday morning. Tolson was in the Navy
for over thirty years and is a veteran of
three wars. He served on the Brooklyn
throughout the war with Spain and was
retired from active service a short time
ago Since his discharge from the sery-
ice of his country Tolson has lived In this
city and receives a pension from the Gov
ernment. Yesterday morning Tolson arose
at O'Clock and commenced to sing in his
room. Policeman Branagln, who has no
ear for music, was disturbed by the old
man o waTsman's ditty, and placed him
under arrest. Tolson demonstrated with
the policeman in a forcible manner and
when he left the policeman's hands at the
stationhouse, he was fit subject for the
emergency ward of a well equipped hos
pital.
The policeman had evidently at one time
been a drummer. and when the former
boatswain's mate refused TO stop singing,
Branagin assisted him to the best of his
ability by beating q tattoo on his head with
clab- Judge Kimball did not appreciate
the criticism Of the policeman, and was far
less pleased with his Efforts 10 assist in the
impromptu concert. The judge told Brana-
gin that be considered his conduct repre-
henslble in the extreme, and dismissed the
case against Tolson.
The times., 1899-09-08
Spain's Greatest Need.

Mr. r. P. Olivia. Of Barcelona, Spain. spends
bis winters at Aiken. S. C. Weak nerves had
caused severe pains in the back of his head on
using Electric Bitters, Americas greatest blood
and nerve remedy, all pain soon left him. He
saws this grand medicine Is what his country
woods All America knows that it cures liver and
kidney trouble. purifes the blood, tones up the
stomach strengthens the nerves, puts vim, yigor,
and new life into every muscle, nerve, and organ
OF tl,c body II weak tired, or ailing you need
II Every bottle guaranteed Only so cents.
Sold by Henry Evans, druggist, 9as Street.
The times., 1899-09-08
nc bingham aprons, I2c.

Made Of fine French Ginghams. In
brown and blue checks. Sold for lee.
Green Ticket Price, lie.
The times., 1899-09-08
Fell From a street Car.

Dennis Downey, grocer. thirty-three years old,
fell from nortl.bound car No % of the Metro
poIitan Railway at the corner of Seventh and B
Streets northwest about 7:30 o'clock last night
and was injured about the head and face. The
force of the fall rendered Downey unconscious,
and he remained in that condition until he ar
rived at the Emergency Hospital in delivery
wagon which had been pressed into service as
an ambulance. At the hospital it was discover
ed that aside from the abrasions and bruises about
MS face and head Downey's right ear was nearly
severed from his head. After receiving treatment
he was sent 10 his home at 701 Delaware Avenue
southwest Downey stated at the hospital that
neither the motoman conductor was TO blame
for the accident lie attributed it TO his own
carelessness
The times., 1899-09-08
KINGS PALACE.

Like beacon In a GREEN TICKET
DAY. stand out relief 10 the overseeing bargain hunter
How she patiently awaits this of bargains. We sustain
reputation yafuegivers following wonderful
The times., 1899-09-08
A New Convent and Chapel.

convent for the Sisters Of the Perpetual Ador-
alton is to be established in Street on the
property now occupied by St Paul's parish par
sonage Mrs Thomas T. Ryan, OF New York. has
purchased the property and viii erect a convent
proyide vestments for churches too poor to buy
them and to prepare the dying for the last rites
OF The Church and children Tor their first COM
munion The order was originated by Nile. De
Means while she yas in Paris convent, and has
a number OF converts in Europe.
The times., 1899-09-08
Marriage Licenses Issued.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday TO Cage
Otis and Carrie Garrison, both OF Fairfax county
Va. Esau Pinkard and Eliza Bryant; Charles
C. Doughty and Carrie Minor; Edward Dill and
Irene Hush, both of Baltimore; Richard Neal and
Jane Herman; William A. Wilson and Sarah ].
Michael; Henry c. Smith and Josephine b.
Smith; James F. Waters and Mary G.. Scott;
James A. Winster and Lizzie F. Dany; Hugh
Smith and GuSsie Tyler, Falls Church, Va.
The times., 1899-09-08
Inspectfon of Liunorr.

Thomas G. ". Gilmer has written tot the Dis
trict Commissioners asking them to inelrde in
their annual budget a request for appropriation
to pay the expense of testing liquors sold in the
District. He made similar request last year,
but in view Of the fact that budget is
being prepared has again brought the subject to
the attention Of the municipal authorities. In
doing this he suggests that the matter be placed
in the hands of the Excise Board and that par
ticular attcntion be paid % the purity Of beer.
The times., 1899-09-08

Academy of Music. K Emmett and Lottie
Gibson, in Fritz in Madhouse,' evening.
Biiou-vaudeyille and burlesque; afternoon and
evening.
noon and evening
Chevy Chase Lake--Illumination-
Glen Sligo-Musc and dancing.
Glen Echo Pars-Band concert; fireworks.
The times., 1899-09-08
Charged with stoninr Trains.

For several days past complaints have been
made to the police that unknown persons were
throwing stones into the of railroad trains
as they entered the tunnel near the navy yard
In several instances windows broken and
passengers struck and injured by the missiles
and flying glass The police of the Fifth precinct
were instructed to break up the nuisance, and
yesterday Policemen Mason and Lee obtained
what they considered sufficient evidence to war
rant the arrest OF Benjamin Brley, Charles CHS
lev. Fred Mitchell, and Henry Berry, colored,
whose ages range from fourteen TO seventeen
The times., 1899-09-08
Cut His Own Leg

Joseph Wise, an eleven-year-old colored boy,
the victim of his own carelessness while play
ing with a large butcher knife at his home, l3
G Street southwest, yesterday afternoon. In
welding the knife Indian fashion the boy brought
il in contact with the calf Of his left leg The re-
suit a bad wound. The injury was dressed
at the Emergency Hospital, after which the boy
hnrne
The times., 1899-09-08
Mo NIortnIitv Recnrh.

Deaths were recorded at the District Health
Office yesterday as follows; Anna MaFil Steele.
S. years; Richard H. Gemeny. 81 years. William
P. Campee. IS years; Katie Hartman, % years.
Charles seigcrt - wears; Helen Washington,
years. Mary Elsie Naly months; M1llie smith.
s months; Joseph Johnson, I month: William
Henry Brown. 1 month.
The times., 1899-09-08
Petit Larceny the Charge.

Because he is alleged 10 have stolen pocket
book containing s. from Florence Lithgrow. OF
1909 L Street southeast, Grant Robinson, twenty
nine wears OF age a colored laborer, is held
prisoner at No. l station. He was arrested yes
terday by Policeman Edwards and will be arraign-
ed in court this morning to answer charge OF
petit larceny.
The times., 1899-09-08
MlLBURNs MALARIA CAPSULES
will quickly rid you of
Malaria, ChiIIs ~Fever
At all DRUGGISTS.
wandered From Homo.

Fannie Butler, colored, whose age was given
as ninety years. wandered away from her home
at 1882 Tenth Street northwest about o clock
last night. She was found struggling along
with extreme difficulty and taken to No.
station by two eolored men. Later the woman
was recognized by one of the policemen in the
precinct and sent to her home.
The times., 1899-09-08
A suit Against the district

Alice r. Mosheuvel and her husband. Anthony
]. Mosheuvel yesterday, through their attorney.
G. C. Tucker, filed suit against the District TO re-
cover 1000 claimed as damages for personal in
juries sustained by the first named plaintiff. 1t
is alleged that on August last Mrs. Mosheuvel,
while walking the street in front of her resi-
dence, l13 Street northeast fell into hole in
the pavement and severely injured her left leg
and ankle and also incurred internal injury. As
a result OF her fail she alleges that she has been
iaued for life
The times., 1899-09-08
sn.rected of larceny.

Sonny, alias Southern, Blaekston, twenty-tw
years OF age, eolored, was arrested yesterday by
Detective Hartigan suspicion of larceny. The
man viii probably be presented in court this
morning.
The times., 1899-09-08
A Case for the Coroner.

Coroner Carr was notified last night Of the
death Of one-day old infant at 155 Street
southwest. The child died at 6.s5 O'Clock, aud
il was said without medical attention Coroner
Carr VIII decide today whether an inquest Il
necessary.
The times., 1899-09-08
ArticIes of Incornoratton

Articles of incorporation of the Rechabite En-
dowment Association of Washington were put
upon record yesterday in the Office of the Re-
eorder OF Deeds. The object of the organization
is not stated, but charter is asked for a term
of fifty years. Nazareth Bunch is named as one
OF the incorporatCrs.
The times., 1899-09-08
A Petition in BnnIsruntcx

petition in voluntary bankruptcy was fled
yesterday by James W. Hendley, who states
his occupation TO be that of steam and hot
water filter His liabilities are estimated at
S., 70 and his assets at Sc, 52s.S6