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New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
Sixth Avenue, Goth TO 21sf Street


TRADE AND FINANCE N GERu4Nf.
Berlin July The Chinese situation continues
10 assert a depressing influence upon the Roerse-
The weeks operations were small and business
was unusually dull. The monthly settlement
passed off without difficulty, but there was con-
siderable forced selling and the Boerse was fright
ened by various rumors OF failures, none OF when
however, were realized. The money conditions tCr
the settlement were Unexpectedly easy. Discounts
at the Reichsbank yesterday were heavy but the
bank is now in a better position than it was a
year ago Considerable sums of foreign gold have
been received during the last week, including TO-
900 600 marks OF American gold and 100000 marks
from Russia
The iron situation is unchanged The Stesian
rolling mills have resolved to refuse offers beyond
the years end and to maintain present prices. At
the monthly meeting of the Wrought Iron Syndi-
cate OF the Rhine district it voted that there
was no occasion reduce prices 1t is said there
that specifications for business are received In
increasing volume Nevertheless, the 'Deutsche
Tageszetung'' claims TO have heard from IN
questionable source that the Westphalian rolling
mills are compelled to cease operating some of
their rollers. and also that price reductions ara
conceded.
The production of pig iron May 14.312
TONS an increase of 4.153 over that for April
The daily output for May averaged 23O42 tons,
against q PAP tons for January.
The Sesian coal operators have refused TO re-
new their Austrian contracts the former low
prices The Sugar Trust has raised the price of
refined sugar three marks for 100 Kilograms
The exports for the quarter, according 10 the
Berlin Consulate. were valued at S3O9,iu- an IN
crease of $56520 over the corresponding period OF
1893
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
WEDNESDAY. JULY :.
THURSDAY. JULY ..
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF EW-YORK-SUNDAY. JULY 1. 1900.
ARRIVED

PORT OF w-YORK-SUNDAY. JULY l. 1900.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Bowie C8rl. Jones Liverpool June n with
mdse the White Star Line Arrived I2:Cs
mdse ssnderson * Son. Arrived the Bar At
steamer Potsdam Dutch Bonjer Rotterdam and Rou-
logne June o. with mse 3 cabin and SOS steersee
10 the Hoand-America Line Arrived
steamer La Touralne Fr santei IIavre June n with
pagnie Generate TransatianJigue Arrived the at
Steamer somerhin GRa. Cooke Co!o'. June - with
udse the Panama Railroad - co. Arrived tie Bar
steamer Bolivia CIr, Cras Naples June II and cirsr
with dse 10 cabin and Less passengers
70 Henderson Bros. Arrived at the Bar at a
Messine June and Palermo o. with fruit the Cune5
Steamer Gofriei scheuEer lAusti Paravich Trieste
H. with mdse HirzeI. Fetnann * Co. Arrived me
Steamer Ardanmhor tRrl. Jameson Nuevitas June -
with mdse and los mules TO W u Munson. Arrived At
St,smer princess Anne Davis Newport News and Nor
foN with mdse and passengers 20 the old pomnion -
steamer Bristol Cy d,g ssndeu Er!sol June u and
swsnsea j, win, WITH aa-f 20 'H'eS '''"s" y ''- 9ou'A
steamer Chatahoochee Lewis. savannah June 2S with
@,aGs @d'e ni P4'ssRS pa s M to the 0e1H $ Co. south OF ~
Steamer BenefSctor swain Philadelphia June SO with
Steamer Guyandotte. Hitler. Ittchmond and Norfolk
United states transport Rawlings Philadelphia TO
states ouarermasters Department Passed GUAR
sandy HooS j. July T. e:eo p u,-wind northwest.
Steamers san Marcos [er RrunswieH Ca event ,lor'
folk: Hamilton Norfolk ana Newport News.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Queenstown. July L pot m Arrived steamer Seryta
steamer campsna drl Walker from Liverpool for New
Lizard, July irssssd ; % steamer Friesland ,,Rels'.
NiSkels Antwerp Tor new OF s,,., .,... t,,,,
I.ass ,dsri. VolEer from Bremen for Nsw-YOrk-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
NEW-ROCHELLE.

Colonel Richard Lathers is building a road
through his property. Winyah Park, which Will
connect New-Rochelle in q direct manner with
North Pelham. The agitation for the road began
years ago. but II only recently that Colonel
Latlers and the Common Council reached a salts
factory agreement
The Common Council at its next meeting Will
probably appropriate money for public band con-
certs at Hudson Park. II is the intention OF the
Aldermen 10 hold two weekday concerts and one
Sunday.
The city IS just completing IA fine public pier at
Drake-ave., extending Into Neptune Bay.
Miss Georgiana Iseln has arranged for q course
OF six lectures. to be given the subject First
Aid 10 the Injured" by DR.. Seymour Emans. The
July 9 10 August 9.
John Molloy father OF Sheriff William V Molloy.
S. seriously III the home Of his daughter. Mrs.
John J. CTennan, in Residence Park Mr. Molloy
IS suffering from heart trouble.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
Che Curt
TIE WEEk M PErRoLErIL

There was very little interest manifested in ne
oil markets last week both the crude and t1e Te-
fined products remaining quiet at week before lasts
closing prices. Activity in nearly all the re-is
continues. While there mas been falling on n
the work in the lower Southwest. IL has been I'M
material and this locality, which has held the AZ
teuton OF operators for weeks past by or is
fine showing continues 10 b. the centre OF interest
Developments in this territory dUrinE the last
week were few. but of the profitable Caltre 0nd
have been up 10 the average or previous weeks
The most important discovery made by tne
South PeuuSy lvania on Company Fast on the ga
Rristoria wells In Green County When FIRST struck
the we'll showed Up az twenty barrels am hour. and
from i9tes; reports the well was eNhibit.CE great
staying Qualities. It Is said that the company
will inc territory in the ueishsorhood rt ms
gGShTr. Another feature the uE-- lt---. ealy
in the week of the WhitrwaU EuShcr. iu harrison
County w Va, which Increased us Fr3oGs,toR
from 5'N 90 Suo barrels day I'm the Trenton hooS
fields activity continues. and while number af
wells have been completed the Initial prccucuon
has not been maintained
Refined petroleum closed at T.S1 cents per salon
IN barrels and 40 cvntS in bulls at \ew-f =.
FhUadeipnia prices being on basis or q PolA5s
lower F0Tetsn quotations were London, o7sI
per imperial gallon. Antwerp. iS's francs per ]"
klos, and bremen $50 per SO 6lOs.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02

San Juan, Porto Rico, July 1.-The Model and
Training School, an insular possession was de-
stroyed by fire to-day, causing a loss of s25 900
The property insured for $4,000. The fire is
supposed to have been caused by spontaneous com
bustion among a quantity Of phosphates in the
laboratory. The building. a story barn like
structure, well stocked with furniture and text
books. 1t erected during the winter at a cost
Of $4,000 and was occupied as a school for six
months. 1t contained the offices OF the Insular
Board of Education in which were all the records
for fifty years. These totally destroyed. Two
pianos and a considerable quantity of furniture
were saved.
When the building completed il was the
LEGAL opinion that it could have been built for s. 900
and hints current that considerable money
had been illegally expended somewhere in its con-
structon. 1t entirely of wood.
Fires here extremely rare, owing to the fact
that most of the buildings are structed Of stone
and asbestoslike hard wood. Consequently the
Fire Department is without suitable apparatus and
the members have had little experience in fighting
fires. At o'clock this morning the watchman dis
covered the fire in the laboratory and at once gave
notice to the police. but the city does not pos
fire alarm system by the time the fremen
arrived the flames had gained great headway, and
the fremen were unable to control the blaze They
without even ladder. otherwise, ii is said.
the records Of the office. which were in the second
story, could have been saved. The bay and country
for a radius Eve miles were lighted up as brill
iantIy in the daytime Thousands of persons,
including Civil Governor Allen. witnessed the fire.
1t is expected that the authorities will take i'm
mediate steps to erect more substantial building
to replace the one burned.
Governor Allen has issued proclamation direct
ing the observance of the Fourth of July as a pub
lie holiday
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
PEEKSKuI.

The Peekskin Industrial kindergarten Association
has chosen these officers to serve two years: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Euclid Anderson first vice-presdent,
Mrs. Austin Catlin; second vice-president Mrs.
James w. Hustled. sr.; corresponding secretary,
Miss Helen Hustled recording secretary, Mrs. F Y.
Hawes; treasurer. Mrs. J. J. Cox.
cortlandt Lodge No g. l. O. O. F. has elected for
the coming six months these officers; Noble Grand,
Cornelius Van Horn Vice Grand. Thomas II. Bar
rett. recording secretary, Homer A. Anderson:
financial secretary, Henry S. Free; treasurer. Max
Saloman representative TO Grand Lodge, Henry s.
Free; alternate Wright Horton.
.. O. Fuller the wealthy Chicago druggist started
for the WesJ Saturday after two weeks spent with
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
9museInguI5.
NINETEENTH NATIONAL sAENGERFEsF

NINETEENTH NATIONAL SAENGERFEsF
AND 10Th AMIN EEtSAItI OF .tiE
NORIrEASIE-FN SAENGERBI-ND. BkJOhLlN. y =.
JUNE 30 TO JULY s. 1900
: X SAENGER. Prssitsat
ARTHUR CIAASSEN. Musical u-sc-
MONDAY. JULY 2-I p M-Prize singing o. ne Citi.s
Associations in first class. and Societies
first class. at the Arnory-
i. M-tTrand Concert II the Aruory
TUESDAY, JULY 80 P tiuee-C7u-=r-- L-st.st
Chorus directed by F. Jaeger Chliirr1's chorus q
5000 voices directed By : caswel In rhe Arul7-y
P M-Irize singing oS Societies Of second and lara
class. in the Academy OF Music Montague Street.
, 7. M-tfreat Concert IN the Arnory-
WEDNESDAY, JULY 40 A. M--Prize singing for ths
Kaiser Prize. the Arnory-
l P M-Dstriburon OF Prizes and Festival R-iss-
wood Park
THURSDAY, JCLY 5-PicnIc IN Ridgevocd Pa-S
Ilckets can be had Leading Music stores and Emil
IS1se No SlO LrOadway Brooklyn and RI. Sclei-- Va
- broadway, Brooklyn Tickets admitting an
and festivals $500 Reserved seats SuO s. 70 ani
$500. Admission 80 Cents
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
HOME NEWS.
PRoM1NENT ARR1vALs Ar rHE HorELs.

ASTOR-Albert Oscar Guenther. of Caracas.
BUGKINGHAM.F Hazen Cope. OF Philadelphia.
FIFTH AVENUE-Ernest Du Pont. of Wilmington.
Del. GRAND-John T. Geary, U. S. A, and Cap
tain George o. Squier, y: S A. HOLLAND.
Medill Mccormick of Chicago and II. c. Chat
neld-TayIor, of Chicago. IMPERIAL-Howard r.
Sloan, of Philadelphia. MANHATTAN AN-Congress-
man James S. Sherman. of Utica, and Elan w.
olney of Providence. MURRAY HILL. c. w.
Stanley. of London. NETHERLAND.-Marcu
DAILY. jr, of Montana, and Howard X. WEIGH. of
Montana. SANOY-Mrs L. KnudsOn. of Homo
lulu. WALDORF-H. G.. Lockwood, of Boston;
Lieutenant w. S. Montgomery, U. S N; Reginald
Tower, Of London; Erastus Foote, of Chicago; Dr.
F. w. Mann, of Detroit, and James Q. Barcus. Of
IndiananOlis.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
TARRYTOWN

Albert f. Bliss has sold to the Baker Underwear
Company forty feet OF water front in lower Main
st. and Fl IS said the company viii soon begin
the erection Of factory this site Another
large real estate sale last week that OF the
Arcularius place, n Broadway. Joseph II. Led
with The New-York Telephone Company has pur-
chased lot. 4GxS0. at Broadway and Central-ave.,
which 1t intends erect hreproof building for
q exchange and offices.
An agitation for public park has been started
At meeting held recently the project discussed
and committee appointed TO see what could
he
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
SAID TO BE El'PLOYE OF CONTROLLER
YOUNG MAN ARRESTED IN SPITE OF PLEADING
OF CoMPLAINANT's DAUGHTER.

OF COMPLAINANT'S DAUGHTER
A well dressed young man who described himself
as Philip Shaughnessy, twenty-siX years old. a
homeless man, without any occupation was locked
up In the West Sixty-eighth-st station last night
charged with being drunk and disordery. The
complainant was Charles II. Appegate of No. %
West Sixty-drst-st, editor of a trade paper at No
70 FutOn-st.
Mr.. Appegate lives the top fiat of the Sixty
frst-st house with his wife and two grown daugh-
ters. The young man has been calling one Of
the daughters lately, IL is said. He there last
night but on ringing the bell by Mr.. Ap-
plegate, who ordered him away. He went, but re-
turned and Mrs. Applegate. answering the ring
ordered him away. He left but returned a third
time and this time Mr. Applegate came down A
crowd had collected and as the young man would
not leave, Mr. Applegate and friend went to
Ffty-ninth-st. and Columbus and got police
When they arrived the man had gained an en-
trance to thc house, and was talking of the
Misses Applegate. Her father denounced the young
man. and told him 10 get out OF the house. The
young man answeTe that he would go. and Mr.
Applegate ordered the policeman take him
away.
%, papa! don't do that" cried the young
woman, as she wept. "I'l die If you do This will
Kill me l can't stay under this roof II you do
that"
The police say that the prisoner is employed In
the office of the Controller. The Applegates re-
fused TO talk or even be about the case
last evening
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
PROBABLY LOST WITH ALL on BOARD

Kingston, Ont, July Captain Byron Bougard
of the schooner Acacia, which arrived at this port
last night says he believes the schooner Picton
foundered the south shore OF Lake Ontario yes
terday afternoon and her pershed. She was
following the course Of the Acacia from Charlotte
but headed for OsWegO. When the captain OF the
Acacia last saw the Pcton she was struggling hard
IN the seas with only small piece OF canvas left
The schooner finally disappeared from view. She
is owned by Captain Sbley Of Beleville whose
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
MOUNT VERNON.

At the latest meeting Of the Common Council
Mayor Fiske announced all Of the appoin tments
except those for the Offices Of Controller and Com
missioner Of Public Works. 1t is now rumored
about the City Hall that Controller OToole is 10
receive the better. place Of the Public Works De-
partment- and that Commissioner Harry p Nc
Tague is 10 be dropped Among the candidates for
Controller in that case Will be George o. Beach.
Richard Seder and Edward NJ. Davis.
Edward Holmes, a well known young man of
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
YONKERS

pr James T. Gibson administrator Of the estate
Of William Bowers, the miser hermit who died a
short time ago. leaving 100000 has received letter
from England from a claiming to be Bowers 8
brother. At least twenty persons far have
claimed kinship the dead mser.
Thomas Clark, thirteen years old of No 227 River
dale-ave.. Yonkers IS an inmate Of St Johns Hos
rital suffering from tetanus The boy Thursday
purchased a toy pistol and while shooting ii off the
cap exploded. Friday the hand was badly swollen.
The doctors say he cannot recover.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
BUFF4LO LIVE SrOCK M4RKET.

East tuTalo. June 30 Recepts-ttttle YS C-s- -nesp
ard lambs = hogs. shipments -
sheep lambs. ears hogs Catur rrals
featgr~l-~. small bunches Sold about Mordays closing
Calves steady choice s. l5uSd sheen and amos
dul sprrc Nnts. choice to extra, $ t5gSt csn
70 fair 81 5oES3 - sheep. choice " extra s. - -
good ctotcr 81 StsaS& IS Hogs slow. heavy $ ~,
mixed s. +00S1 as. s. +eS5 piss s. Sc tsa
roughs. - 5OaS stass s. sos s. 6S, closs
dun. basis at s. 40 for Norkera.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
IN ARuENIAN DocrOR DIS SUDDENLY.

DR.. Louis Arcularius. a well known Armenian
physician, died suddenly yesterday morning at his
home, No 12l East Twenty y-hfth-st The cause Of
his death is not known.
Dr. ArcuariUs found dead in bed. He did
not come downstairs at his usual hour and when
his room was entered he was seen to be dead He
leaves n widow.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
ARRESTED FOR BURNING BARNS

Highland Falls. n y. July l.-As Il result of four
incendiary fires IN this in the last fortnight
John Lynch was at o'clock this morning arrested
and committed to the Newburg Jail upon Il charge
of lie detected running from the NTH
barn which had just been fired.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
nl-rralo pRonrce ,lARkEr.

Buffalo S0.-Sprins wheat HJyle doing. No
Northern spot Ssc Winter wheat duh unse,ted ~ .
$50. No white STc. corn quiet. Ne ye''
41l@o. NJ 3 3o 41t4c, No t5c. NJ Do; 4os
s6Ac. easter. No white 29Acs Nc s Do -
29%e; Ne do sS'sc: No mixed 26Se; No 40. - -.
Rye Flour uFm. Canal fFeights steady Whs4-
2Ac corn, -; barley t&c. rye. &C, Ac, lunaS
New-YOCk, 81 10 10 Albany, 81 - per 1000 feet
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02

lice cream soda underwear
we call it; ideal for summer
wear it is termed in the medical
profession. The only under
wear we know of that bears the
endorsement of the United States
Health Board.
A really comfortable and
healthful summer underwear is
a rare bird, but we've caught it
only bad thing about it is its
name "Aertex Cellular. " Hard
to remember.
Don't forget that in Summer
it's often permissible for men to
wear nothing over their shout
derS but their shirts.
Negligee shirts that look we'll
under these circumstances.
S. to So.
ROGERS, PEET G COMPANY.
25s Broadway, cor, Warren
Z and Warren We ill orders
6s9 Broadway, cor. Prince. r.. ,,1o{I
1850 Broadway, 32d ny ih'ii'
and 81 West $50 St
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
WESTMINSTER COUNTY
EAST CHESTER.

Saturday was the fiftieth anniversary Of the
ordination Of the Rev. Dr. W. s. Coffey, rector of
ST Pauls Episcopal Church, in East Chester. DR.
Coffey ordained June So 1880 in Trinity Church
NeW-York by the Bishop of Maryland. He did not
attempt golden jubilee or celebration Of any kind
but spent the day quietly at home with his wife.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
SING SING

Cornelius Y. Collins, State Superintendent OF
Prisons Chief Clerk c. K. Baker. Master Mechanic
George Coutie and John Powers, Superintendent of
Industries of Clinton Prison. paid Sing Sing Prison
a visit last week They expect TO establish new
industry here. probably one in tinware.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02

this city. is suffering from broken colarbone
He received the injury last week in Brooklyn while
being initiated into the Sons OF Veterans
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
WHITE PLAINS.

Bids were opened last week by the Board of Trus-
tees for the matchmaking of Central-ave. and
Lexington-aYe. The bids for both avenues were as
follows: Erbach Bros S64, ,373 10: McCabe & Duffy
sec 302 30 Bellar Merritt S65 633 %. Erbach Bros
will get the contract
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

While the town clock in the school building gives
general satisfaction, there is some complaint about
the color the hands are painted. Il is argued that
present II IS impossible tell the time any
great distance away. 1t has been suggested that
they be painted gold color.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
uIDDLEBURY CoLLEGE's cENTrNNI4L.

Mddlebury. VI. July THE celebration of the
Tooth anniversary OF Middlebury College began to-
day Al the morning service the Rev Dr. HamIin
founder and for many years president OF Roberts
College, and president Of Mddlebury College from
1885 to 1888, made the opening prayer. President
Ezra Branerd, LID. delivered the baccalaureate
sermon His text was John iv. Sc, and his subject.
our Indebtedness to the Past"
The theme OF the sermon this evening before the
religious societies OF the college by The Rev. Or
Samuel Boardman, OF MaryVlle Tenn. president
OF Maryville College, was on The Contribution of
the First Century OF Middlebury College TO Chris
tian Progress" The centennial exercises will con-
tnue through Thursday
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Opening of Columbia Summer School.
Harlem Regatta Association. Hotel Minot
Eghth-ave. and -hundred-and- -twenty-s
$50 p. m.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit case before Justice Furs-
Racing at sheepshead Bay. 2:3O p m.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
M1NIArrRE ALMANAC

Sunrise So Sunset IS Moon sets 1924 Moons
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook 11:22 Gov. Island 11:54, He'll Gate -
PM-Sandy Hook IL 09 Gov Island i14l He'll Gate :43
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02

MODEL SCHOOL AT SAN JUAN BURNED
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
zth Avenue, 10th to 21st Street.

end or the last century. and always refused the
honors and distinctions offered him. preferring to
fight throughout his in subordinate
pacity, until shot in OF the Napoleonic battles.
He wished to fight side by side with Count de
Rochambeau in the American Revolution, but
failed to receive permission to leave France Gen
eTal Andre presided the centenary fstes and
asked In behalf of the Government to have the
heart of the hero. which is in a in the pos
session of 4 member of the family, transferred TO
a national resting place.
SCIENCE AND MARRIAGE-The Academy OF
Medicine has just deliberaed upon the proposal OF
DR.. Cazallas in favor of compelling persons de-
string TO marry to be medically examined. as IN
the Of conscripts for the army or applicants
for life insurance Those who were declared 10 be
unfit or likely to carry hereditary disease
should be legally debarred from marriage. he
thought. The Academy approved the proposition
and instructed the committee to draw up the
port with a view TO presenting the measure to
Parliament to make the prohibition Of marriage
under these conditions legal Some OF the papers
support the idea, and they refer to a law of the
State OF North Dakota of similar import.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TTESRAY- lily 8

TUESDAY. JULY s.
Line. Malls Vessel sails
Bremen y LLOYD a m 1O.O m
Alamo. Colon Panama i R---------- $50 100 m
CuhC. Liverpool, White star. 1900 m
Comanche Sharleston CIy1e---.------ 300 p m
FL Dorado, NeW-Orleaas, Morgan ..--- 800 ? m
WEDNESDAY JULY =
Majestic Liverpool. White STAR. 900 a m 12O n,
kensington, Antwerp. Red star 1850 a m 1900 m
Navahoe, Charleston, clyde 500 D m
st. Louis. Southampton. American 700 N m
THURSDAY, JULY 3
La Touraine. Havre, French ESQ m 1910 n,
k Friedrich. Hamburg. y q Lloyd. G:8O a m 1000 a y,
Yucatan, Havana, n & CUBA. 800 m 500 M
Trinidad -. Quebec ..--------... 500 1000 a m
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02

CARHAIXs CELEBRATION - The ancient
Breton town OF Carhaix celebrated last week the
centenary Of the death of La Tour d'Auvergne,
famous the first grenadier In France. He fought
for the republic against the allied Powers at the
New-York tribune., 1900-07-02
MATED AT S25. OOO.

HsuLAR RECORDS DEsrRoEED-rHE Loss EST
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ROGERS, PEET g CoMPAN'

25s Broadway, cor. Warren
ard Z and 8 Warren St
6s9 Broadway, cor. Prince.
1850 Broadway, cor 32d,
and 81 West $50 St.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-17

silver in the Mexican dollar, if stamp
ed with the facings of our American
silver dollar at once-.loubles in value,
for any one will give you two dollars
Mexican for one dollar American The
advantage of this scneme is that a
sufficiency of good metal can be OBJ
atined by melting up Mexican dollars
and when stamped with the American
facings the new coins produce one
hundred per cent profit. Raids have
resulted in finding several baskets full
of bad money in the rear of a China
mans. house and a Filipino was dis
covered with several dollars worth Of
counterfeit five dollaT bills and box
of recoined American silver dollars in
his possession. The Chinaman and
che Filipino have made partial con-
LESSONS and give damaging testimony.
1t is now evident that they are mem
bers of gang operating on a large
scale in Luzon, and in which there are
several American or European lead
erS.