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TRUE 10 FREE SILJEE.


wAsHINGroN. March -, In the Senate this
morning, MIR. Cullum, In charge Of tho lNecJ-
tive. Icgi, latIyc and judicial Appropriation
bill. said he would ask its consideration to-
morrow. Mr.. Bard rep, cal was appointed
on the Committees on Public Lands, Railroads.
Potomac River Front. Woman suffrage and
Manufactures Ia pace OF senators kcan,
Thurston. Simon. Foster and Wetmorc, cN-
cused.
Nlr. Allen l'op, Net, , rising 10 n personal
explanation. denied recent newspaper assnr-
tions that he had ceased to become an adyu-
eats o. the II go aud unlimited coinage Of goll
and silver At the ratio OF III to !. He said that
II there was anything on which he was tender
il was on that subject. lilo had. he said. de-
clared himself clearly at tho present session in
favor Of that doctrine,
He read the official report Of tho ~rollopuy in
the senate on which the assertion was founded.
and said there was nothing in II shat warranted
such an assertion. Ho wanted to repeat. and
he wanted the public printer to put il in black
type so tina, II might stand a. "A permanent
record OF his position. that no was q firm be-
lever. as he had always been. OF the free and
unlimited coinage Of silver at the ratio Of Ii to
| by this country alone and not waiting for its
adoption 10y any other country. .
MIR. Butler iPop, y. O. wUO had been m nod
ny In the colloquy referred to, complained that
he. too, had been miSrrpresented, He, also
avnwed himself In favor 81 the FREQ and I'M
limited coinage Of silver. AMI he hoped that no
one would misundrrstand hin IN future.
Mr.. Allrich lRrr. H. L.. the third parsonage
in tho colloquy referred to. remarked sHrcas-
tically that he had expected the senator from
North Carolina would, on further reflection,
conclude that he was In favor OF the ire" coin
age Of silver 10y the United States alone. Mr..
Butler broke IN with the angry remark that
that was not a fair state mem.
Il am very glad" Nr. Aldrich continued,
without noticing the interruption. that the
Senator has made that statement explicitly
Il made the state mcnt explicitly last Tues
day" said Mr.. Butler.
Il asked the senator ton or twelve times, y
Mr.. Aldrich went on. whether he was In favor
of the free coinage OF silver by the United
States alone; and am glad he IL now ablo to
give me n corrected answer
"The senator from Rhode Island. Mr.. But
Ter again broke in. maxi q statement that Is
not true. II is not true for him to rlso AMI say
that | have now corrected the statement which
/ then made,
Mr.. Aldrich-l cannot find in tho records n
stat ment by the Senator on that OCCASION, that
he was In favor Of rec coinage OF silver by The
United States alone.
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MAINS ~ THE PHIITPPINES.
Three suicides Reporte Those who Have
Died Recently of Wounds.

WASHINGTON. March l3.-Three deaths by
suicide are reported by Gen. Oti, in n despatch
received at the War Department last night.
They are two privatcs and one officer. a. fol-
lows,
Feb. -. Daniel II. Collins. Company F.
Seventeenth Regiment, L.. 5. Infantry; March
Il. William Parsons, Company {. Twentv-sec-
ond L. y. Infantry: March 8. while mentally
derangcd. Second Lieut.. Louis Z. Weber.
Company T.. Forty-spcond L. s. Volunteer In
iantry. Friday IL T. N.
The following deaths from wounds received
In action are also reported
Feb. ~. Friday, 4. NJ. First Lieut., Battalion Al
:. Infantry: Feb. ., lamss l.. Jones. Company
l.. Thnuvth L. \. Volunteer Infsutry; March
., william Bueso. COMPANY N. Forty ,llth Infantry,
Forty Hrst Infantry, March >, Thomas VI. Brooke.
company II, thirty sixth ~lnfantry March =. Walter
hnrIins,me' COMPANY J IN rty ninth In.
Finn. COMPANY f., lhirty seventh Infantry.
sub-arutc d'arrhoca: March 4, TheNdorr Shafcr.
iompauy d. Thirty seq nd Tor Forty setundl Reg
ment lntantrl mu.tiplr ueuyrltis March ! W lliam
typhoid fevyr March I, Charles Lcc, toml any 4.
lwehty-slXth Infantry; liuari q. urcrn, Company
company h srNth l%ntantry, March =. Henry Fi2
gerald, COMPANY I, Niuth Infantry, r%nteritls
March /, Charles :. HcrricA, Battery q, Sixth
Nrnllcry, accidental; Mar.h II, william !. wood.
March . Farl G. Ward Corporal Company \. Thlr.
teruth Infantry, shot by scntrN March y, Albert
knltte, .attery q, sixth ARTILLERY, toll thrL ugh
h~stchway msiari.l fever March :. Edgar !. Man
n'ng. Company 4. Ninth Infantry. dysentrry March,
y. Leo " Wllshlr". Company :. Ninth Infantry;
Nar'h ., David ! Fergus y Troop l. Foarh CAV,
eighth Infantry, appondic us, March ~, James
Thompson, Company y, forty.ctghth Infantry.
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LET THE FILIPIN0s 90.
senator Turner'S Ideas on the Constitution
and Our DependeDCies.

N~AsnINGToN, March 13.-Mr. Turner, Dem ..
Wash to-day addressed the Senate on tho
Puerto Rlcan bin. 10 described II as being so
revolving IN form and feature that no person
In tho Republican party from the President
down was willing 10 admit It's paternity.
Yet no said, Tor some reason or other II IN
determined 10 give II the legltimat. zlng effect
81 adoption and 10 recognize II a. one Of the
Otfsprings of the Republican household.
do not wonder that some Of our friends
on the other side rise IN protest again It II hut
they should remember that they were warned
what tho consequences and results would be-
when they started out on the wOrld wide career
Of lnnh-grabbing and boiy.Snatching in which
the Republican Party has been engaged for ia"
last year and n hall. They wer" then warned
that ono Of two things would result-eithcr de-
hauching the labor. trade, aud citizenship of
this country or dcbtuching liz Constitution,
The bin which we hav" before Us - an TEMP
~ avert the first OF these evils by Yielding To
the latter ofthem.
Let them remember. also, that in now OF.
posing the abrogatlOn 81. the Constitution we
do 40 in the light Of the fact that there II an
other alternatives course that may be- pursued
TO avert the evils 10 which | have referred. re-
sides that Of ahrogntlng and lshaurhlng tho
constitution. We have held tina, alternative"
out To- our friends continually. and ara wiling
to Iolu them IN it, adoption. Is plain and
li' hlll blN' W u hll'' 'l' ! III
urging IA adoption.
let tho %flIIpiros 90 in pence. Give them
now such assurances nS. Will immediately re-
suit IN Il cessation Of ho>tlItles. Maintain
orderly government on the islands until the
people themselves have been ruablel Ia rstab-
lish suitable, orderly government. Then serve
notice on the world that their liberty and Jude
pcnc" are under our protection, and Withdraw
from the islands, rrScrvlNg such portions OF
them as may he n"Cr .satb Tor naval cOaling
aud military stations. " tn" commercial in
tercs' must have its pound OF flesh, make such
treaties Of umity and commercial relations ms
their sense of Rratltu lc may ltomD ut them TO
make with us. and which will -ecurr 10 rs all
the. rommcrcial advantages OF ann, Nation
without any Of Us political burdens and
Responsibilities
Mr. Turner then went ON VIII n Legal AVID
constitution argumcn against N" right to
impose customs duties on the trade between
the | .ntted States and Puerto Rico. Without
finishing his speech. Mr.. farmer yielded to Il
motion 10 proceed to executive" business, and
after a short.Nccutiv session the Senate adj
JUurncd until to- morrow.
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Etki-OfF ON WiGES cLAIMp
X. Of /. Arida,its Accuse McNulty ,Iudg
mrut Confessed to "A Man Hired by the lenr.

X. Of /. Arda,it. Acrus" McNulty ,Judg.
mrnt Confessed to u Nnu Hired by the Nenr.
Comptroller Coler exhibited yesterday an
affidavit made by Andrew j. lusk, Master
Work man Of Local Assembly l.3iJ. X. of l.,
com posed Of drivers and hostlers in the Street
Cleaning Department, ia which lusk accuses
pa'ricN McNuIty. the Assembly delegate. and
John Tyrrcll, the Financial Secretary. 81 de-
r'ivtnc tho rank and file, Of the Assembly who
have claims against the city tor overtime work
Under the IrONl-lOus ui an act 10 ondhl" the
holsters - receive conn rn-dtiun Tor work
in excess ot eiEht hours a day the city has
LAT elN COZ iessCu judgment IN Two mt nrrS
'or s32.ld'IO and s3U.l1u5l 10 McNulty.
Wn9nl NE men mAJI ASH'ghrr, LurAs
that the referees ices alone IN III" second
judgment. amounted TO elIuOu; aud that
through Tyrrrll The Delegates -uocrIrlI IN buy
ing IN many Of the mems claims u,erthirty
such Instances are cited John ferguson.
Of 90 West FORTY. ninth street. got $500 Tor a
clam, urnn which S'u3 and costs were al.
street ,oldi for 1925 q S575 claim. Iusk SAYS
that the late street Cleaning Commissioner Nc
Cnrtney, sent Tor him and on his 4cath-hel de-
nonnced NicNulty AMI urged Lu-k, a. an hon
est man. 10 see that the drivers and holsters
got their dues.
Bernard Conklin. u member Of local assem-.
bly,. makes affidavit that referees fees IN he
hearing on the second, judgment were but
Sl,S71 ~ McNulty. IL Is alleged. systemati.
rally told the claimants that ~ or 30 per cent.
of their claims would be spent In recovering
them.
Comptroller Coler also exhibited the claim ot
James brennan. q Charity Department stoker.
from May ~. lS'+ TO Fen. |. ls#. for
wages due under the prevailing rate OF wages
decision. Brennan was employed nv the year
At S25 a month. He claimed SO. The Cor
~poration Counsel confessed judgment. Now
Justice McAdam decides that EMPLOYEES
boarded and hired by the year can not demand
the prevailing rate Of wages. The decision
ton Counsel's Office which the Comptroller
thinks is similar to Brennan's.
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CLEANING ELIID INPLOBED.
Mrs. Lindsey BADLY Injured while Clean
ing n SILK Dress.

Mrs. Lindsey, wife OF William I, Lindsey.
Passenger Agent OF the Erie Railroad. was
seriously burned shortly before noon vester-
day by tho explosion 81 some fluid used In
cleaning clothing in her apartments on the
s,co.d floor Of the house at ~ Hanson place.
BROOKLYN. Tn" police reported that II was a
bottle II naphtha which exploited. but Mir.
Lindsey said last night that his wife told HIM
that II was somo rev cleaning nuid which n
friend had recommended 10 h"r "A few day-ago.
and which was contained In a twO.ounce bottle.
Mrs. Lindsey wac engaged IN cleaning n silk
dress IN he bathroom Shr had mixed about
half he contents Ol the bottle In a quart Of
water in a basin and had dipped the silk in u
for tho third time when the 60 explosion occurred.
The explosion shook the house, shattered the
doors and VIII. ows and broke down a partition
on tho lower door. Mrs. Lindsey was hurled
AGAINST the wall and Amos, blinded by
tn" iiamcs and smoke. but she managed
to get to the stairway, from winch she
was assisted To the lower floor 10y the other oc-
cupants IL the house and thence to the house
of William Morris. superintendent OF the lnng
Island Railroad company. next door. She was
attended by DR. william MadIrrn. Hazel
Lindsey, his siN-vear-oid daughter. who was
In an adjoining room. was Knocked down by
til" force ~ the explosion and also required
the doctors attention. The damage to the
house and furniture through the explosion and
fire amounted TO ~ 300,
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,,.a N, n no.
not good IN 'Hw, ana second. oecauh" " +" ""
lief that II 'hu tONefulurh' Oblgdtl"hN "'l"
,l,,.t ma, fla. rplI sinudurl basis private
''''' =, -, ,,uLI mt.
ublIghtpiH lI"NII'' III INV '"'"'' '
ur,IIy l.IU,v tuyrinmrut obligations
- N,I.,m. uncu III, ,sloI Sir over.
"'''" - u,,Li,,,
street II Underline 'lhhIihE P'o.'t,'"' "'""'~
the bond, Ia,lDlo IN gold should "a" hoV'th
- IA, .u,,ru,v international b.
'"'"' J" " - i. III, ,,I,cd
notallI~m, Ih'F 'ouIl u' p"'" ~
under that agreement. MI ON"rstrc't promptly
md cnrh,,rally rcflIod
""' '"''''' ''' -, -, lu,L.
Absolutely NOT lh'f' ~ NOV !" NV ''' ,"'
pIIRhirst ground for hone 81 International De
u,,,ui.m and the bin mikes II practically Inn
""'"' w. y" a. ru,,J
posNIbI" Tor the 'pN'lnnl'O' VI wv '"''
S't'us. under nny conditions, 10 "nghgH IN IN"
eoi,,yc ~ sily.r nj, thu ,niiO ~ lGtO T." APP
''"""N
pause.
Mr.. Nclac bonn, AM rcnl u speech In
,,lI,h Io G,u-y,,I, III, y.urraI financial uues-
WIZ" ..,t,u,.,, ia u,
t"h' not hnN.hE "''n Wv w. y, w.,
dehate ON tho original House bill In last
uaoouh,, owing ia iuncss MIR LAWS dem
'r'''"''' '"''S a.,oo
ba,D olTONcI IN" hu"ItIpn VI VI" N'"''I'"'"
r.port. criticised the gold stan lard. the refund
lux -.-.L..L,
rency, and III" lmronhn'hg ~ INC er''no"'A'.
The adoption Ot tho report was also opposed
BY Mr.. Fitzgerald tDcm,, Mass. especially
crjticising the rational bank feature 81 tho
bin. He udotrd largcly from Matthew Mar
.hall's financial letter IN ThESrN OF r'h' i-'oh
n. con.teremcc report .,
tables sh,W'nsr ,uar h 'tihtrl"cn leading com
mercial nations ct the world were better nhlo
10 maintain The gold standard on Jan | $50.
than they wCrg. able o. maintain the dp,lnle
STANDARD In ls7I. with ~" VAT I%ncr"ns" 81 the
stprn az gOll That hal taken place. tln'" INIb,
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Commerce With Puerto Rico.

WAsHlNGToN, March II. Tho War Depart
mont gave ont Tor publication the following
statement of the number Of foreign vessels.
their tonnage and the iags under which they
sailed. which entered and cleared n tho
several ports on the island Of Puerto Rico from
the ,ia'c 81 American occupation until Dee, 81.
$50.
Vessels entered American l,2, tonnage. 3pS, Os5.
spanish. 25l tunnQSr, tgJ.jll. German. 1916 ton
ia " ala $40. frcurh. IA. tonnage. ul,i2i.
british, ~. tonnage, DIiS1. Italian. ld, tonnage.
a ,H''. Norwegian, -. tonnage. - "'J. cuban.
lo. Tonnage. 1000, Dominican. ~, tonnage. ul1.
Dutch, -, tonnage. U2I. Portuguese. l. tonnage.
90. Ncne2lrlnu, Il. tonnage, 80, Haitian. /, ton.
mage, :. DANISH y. tonnage, G6S.
VESSELS cleared American, 3gg, tonnage, 3st,l1l.
Sutush. lrI. TOM I.e. 3lS2Iu r'ruan. 1871: ton
iayr 2u5.iiI, French. ~ tonnage, lOn.j7N.
British, al, tuunag'. -, 900. Italian, 10, tonnage.
H.. tonnage. lo.i1I DANISH, " tonnage, Isl.
Dutch ~, touuaIc. 6iI, pOmirtrAn, H.: tonnage.
90 Portuguese, ! tonnage, 50. Venezuelan. d.
tnnunLp 40
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SAYS MRS. BiRRER DRINk.
Triai of the Naval iicutenants suit tor
Divorce begun ~ Hartford Nest-rds,.

Hartford, Marsh - In the superior Court
Of this State to-day w. George lIolcomb
Barber, past assistant surGoon IN he United
States Navy and now "a Senior Lieutenant
attached to the kcarsargc. asked for AN
absolute divorce from his wife. Belle Barber.
on the ground OF intcm pernuce When the suit
was first brought Mrs. Barber received 500 10
defend / II and $40 a month while the suit was
pending and TODAY n motion Tor an additional
500 was argued and decision reserved.
DR.. barber testified that his wife had been
habitually lntcmprra'e for years and had
walked III Broadway IN New YORK in IN iutOY-
icatcd condition and tried 10 force her way into
the Army and Navy Club. being put out bv the
boys In charge OF the doors. II" discovered
that she drank 10 excess on their wedding
night. when she insisted on having too much
whiskcy and he thought she drank cocktails
on the sly during their wedding mia. When
they lived In New York. on West Eighty third
street, she drank whiskey almost necessarily.
he said.
when he was assigned to Anuaroli. she went
with him and drank hard All the time she was
there.
While The witness was telling about a family
quarrel caused by too much drinking hrs
mother in -law made q scene. rising and shnk-
lug her ist AT him. Mrs. Barriers counsel
tried to show that the quarrelS were caused by
the doctors attentions too young woman who
had been his wIfs's bridemaid. but he den,sd
this EN- phE tically.
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THE ]. |. MOTT IRON WORKS,
$3.50 Beekman Street,
established 1873. I03 Fifth AvV.
Iayinia !. of the Holland Danes lin Purple
pIu.h, Hear. About Tint Missing N.JO.

The examination Of La,inia II. Van Wester-
vel, Dempsey, Queen Of the Holland Danes, on
the charge that she conf seated Ia her own use
$3.50 belonging To Robert Truup, was conducted
IN thu Centre Street police court yesterday be.
fore Magistrate ram. cut Of consideration IT
the royal feelings the Magistrate heard the cass
~ his private room, Truup Md him he became
Lord High Treasurer n the royal show and de-
posted with the Queen s15n as n bond, and how
the royal play failed utterly and he failed 10 get
his money back The Magistrate got tired then
aud adjourned the hearing until this morning
Gayinia had prohtcd by her release from the
tunIbS To- dress in "A manner more beiiiilng her
rams. She wore a royal purple skin and waist
al plush trimmed with gold hTaIi and n purple
plush bonnet, \ large gold pin in her collar
showed her to b. a Daughter Of the Revolution,
and she wore the gold pin ut the Holland Danes
with a gold bar engraved with her family name.
Van WeSteI welt" and the ROYAL arms. BESIDE IL
badge Of the Grand thsuulnesse oi the Order
Of 81. Catherine, conferred on the Queen last
March by Sir Guy de- l.u.ignau, whose other
name is Hughes. With her Majesty were hee
counsel, Fred Is. Hpus'. AMI her royal brother.
Sir GUY { lemp>.y Throughout the proceed
ingS her Majesty maintained n dlgnited silence.
but showed her interest by an occasional smile,
Queen lavinia promises To- 20 On the stand herself
this morning and tell what she had 10 do with
taking MI TrOup's money
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IUO NIU BiIIiF>UipS.
Na,y Department. PrnGrn.Tme Amended
Through Dewey. Influence.

WASHrNGroN. March ~. -AlthouGh no formal
action has been taken by the House Commit
tee on Naval Affairs in the matter Of new ships.
It has been practically agreed that tie coming
Naval Appropriation bill shall provide for two
hattlcshlps. six m"rrl cruisers and four
gunhudt~. The secretary O' the Navy
asked for twelve gunnoHis, tut a, sixteen
gunbuats had been purchased from the
Npauiard In tho Philippine, and ~ The See.
Rotary wanted guuhOltS tor Ihllpl inc service
1t Is believed the spanish boats VIII answer an
purposes. No request was made Tor new bat
tlrship-. but a. tn European countries are
strengthening their uaVIrS the committee
believes the United states should keep pace
with them.
The item Tor the hattlcshipS was agreed
urOn largely "a the result of admiral Dewey =
representation before the committee. which
H. effect was that he believed one ha,tleshlp
was oi more service than a dozen %gunbyats.
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CLOTHf>G TI|IORr BfI/ES TP.
ENcitabIe Irnaut, Arrested AT the Fire
Lines Damage About So, 900,

An cight.story clothing factory al ! 80 I
ard y Gonyerneur street. owned by Reuben
Cohen. was partly destroyed hy fire last o. lght.
The fire started on the ~'N,u'h i,oo>. hurug /.
through ~ thr roof, an . fora Jew minutes he
flames liz M al, the la-' side Man Cohen ~
l12 Henry street ana his -Ju l-iacl. who man
Uiatturc clothing IL III" lull.,uE, oIr the fire
from heir HON" am! iar To- ~,r how great m"
calamity was. They were slGVp.i go MpUt-
cnmrry street 10y a policeman. In about TWO
minutes they were Trying. IT, beat Inn BECAUSE
be would not let them through the lir" lines.
Both were arr e-tcd.
The IRE wa, cXtlnGuishcl after three alarms
had been sent II, tn" damage vas o-ilma'ol
by Chlcf Croker 10 he about >''1,uln There
have been two other serious lr.- On m" hU.ld-
ing within "A year The lat was about three
months ago
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Dear Pabhc:
The true American
likes fair play. When you ask
at certain drug stores for what
you want, you ought to get it.
Any attempt to palm of some
thing else "just as good" has a
bad look about it. You wonder
if those druggists try that sort of
thing with you on the sly by
compromising inferior drugs in
their prescription departments.
You prefer to deal where you get
what you order-at least, you
shOuN if you don't want to be
fooled. Please insist upon get
ting, Yours truly,
9e7od2Mt
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Movements uf Naval Vessels.

W~NsHINuToN. March l3.-The cruiser phila.
dclphla, flagship of the Pacific station. arrived
at Santa Barbara from san Francisco to-day
md viii SAL thence tomorrow for Central
American vorIs uv way ~ Acapulco. Mexico.
The cruiser Detroit. which will care for
contra Am"rir, nrrtvei to.da, ~ uov,"o and
VIII sal th"n"o or GreNtOwn, Nicaragua, In a
few dav~ The hnttlP~nIp Iowa JuIurd the
Phtat"l hla a.. SANTA Barbara to-day. and II IS
expected tha, Roar Admiral Kauiz viii trans.
ter his Max to the Iowa NJ that place, The
Iowa vii 20 TO the Puget Sound naval station
for docking
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Judge Brown viii Not interior" Win the
Krr.i,cr', Admin stgatlon.

Judge Brown of the United states District
Court has denied the petition ~ a few snail
creditors OF iiarperA Bros, publishers, Of earl
street. To throw the g rIprat,UL into bank
rurtcy. lie tasrs his denial IN u recent de-
rislun Of the tinted States Court OF Appeal tor
THIS district IN The ease oi the Emrirc Metallic
Bcds'edd Company. that the appointment Of 4
receiver aud IA transfer OF property IN legal
proceedings Tor "a dissolution, under IrCCt >Ciy
similar circumstances IL ~ the p,c~uul ease,
were nO' equivalent 20 a general assignment
tor creditors, ana dui not constitute an act u
OF liarper y Ero-. prc-",ird Ion u'"l~,on ~
whrrh-! "a. mo. i"v- Instituted for tn
dissolution Of the col, Grafton ana the
appointment ul a receiver constituted an
ruF'cy was charged or Iiuy"i. IN view
81 the decision IN the lmllrr cl~r Judge
Brown thinks th' %rolitluu ~huulI at rl"-'hi b"
dcHled. He -ald ihu' the rJ~" h. nU' ~ great
Importance, thr Ir"P|r'N 'h'"fr-'~ involved are
very large. aud the Ii~'r.tluH o. iI" pIpi-
erty for tho best Iutrr,~t, 81 the "loiltOis, as
shown BY TIC IHu, r. ~uhulll''., requires very
cNCrutlundbIo care AMI "pUlrirn"N. Ninety
per cent OF the creditor. to IN" amount IT
SituO.uUp approve Oft state Proceedings 'Jr
ami tn" management o. IN" undIr- under th'
administration 90 q, l.. VI. Harvey ~ tho Iut"I-
r-t~ 81 the creditors H~'h l,~t nu~>. uir rUulso
tor their benefit, There should be- lu 'h'"tr
terrnro wilhthr present admiuI-'ra'l.u VS. arE
ADJUDICATION Ia bankruptcy. unless }. is rrt-
SOuabIy certain cha. Winning ~ uuIDT ih"
State law is an act II Bankruptcy UhGrr tHr rA.
stang law There -r"m- 10 ~" -u much dpGht
On that point. IN view Of the decision r%ricrlci
10, that the Iruler course j. to deny Udy uIlcI-
ZION OF bankruptcy NJ th.-tlno, I'lNiES the ir.
tit!Ouing creditors. II 80 advised. "a present
the question to the Appellate Court
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COOCHEF- COOCHEE CUT OUT.
Police Were at Miners Theatre for Bust
ness, but Found No Cause for Action.

The police Of the West Twentieth street sta
ton heard last night that eight girls were Civ.
ing "A coochec-coorhee dance as the finale Of
the performance OF the Imperial B~urlesquers
at Miners Eighth Avenue. Theatre. Sergt
clothes men went 10 the theatre intending TO
arrest the girls. the proprietor OF the troupe
aud the manager uf the house II the dance was
ror,atri. Somebody told the management OF
the presence OF the police in the house and thu
dance was not given. Instead. the eight girls
sang "a very harmless song.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-14
Brooklyn Elevated Blocked

The breaking down OF a motor car Oh the
Fit III Avenue elevated line in Brooklyn shortly
lcIorc u O'Clock last evening blocked the line
in ADAMS street Tor about forty minutes. The
t.i'N wa within three blocks Of the Bridge
station when the motor gave out. and tho
RilgrwOol. East New York and special trains
on the Long Islam Railroad that run from the
Bridge To- Jamaica were all held IN. Tho
crowd on The BrldS. station grew So large that
the sale ~ tickets for the elevated lines wa,
,tOpUpd for a time.