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METHODS IN PHILIPPINES.
Value of American Financierin,
Theme of Official Document.

remarkable demonstration of the
value Of modern American fina ncial meth
DDS as applied to the development of the
Philippines is afforded by statement
prepared by the bureau Of insular affairs
for Charles A. Conant OF New York, who
devised the present Philippine coinage
system. In brief, this shows that the net
profits derived from seigniorage on the
silver coinage. the sale OF drafts and in
terest on deposits Of the gold reserve
fund during the eight years which the
system has been In operation have
reached more than $40, 100000. and amount
to more than 40 per cent of the outstand-
ing circulation.
The reserve for the maintenance Of the
gold standard now constitutes a ratio of
more than 46 per cent, so that 1t has
been found desirable to reduce that fund
to IS per cent, and to cover the excess
into the Philippine treasury.
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FUNERAL OF ]. J. HEMPHILL.
Services for Former Representative
Take Place This Afternoon.

The funeral Of ]. J. Hemphill, former
in Congress from South
Carolina, and a member of the Washing
ton bar, who died Saturday. will be con-
Quoted this afternoon at his residence,
21OS Bancroft place northwest. Rev. DR..
Charles Wood, rector Of the Church of
the Covenant, will offlciate and burial will
be in Oak Hill cemetery.
The Supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia, formally apprised Of the deatf
of Mr.. Hemphill, adjourned out Of re-
spect to his memory today.
The honorary pallbearers will be Vice
President Sherman, Justice McKenna OF
the United States Supreme Court, Will
liam Corcoran Hill, S. G. Neale, Arthur
Peter, Charles c. Glover, l. Kemp Duval
and J. ]. Darlington.
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SUPREME COURT TO DECIDE
Whether Undervalued Panama Hats
Nav Be Seized on Arrival

On the eve OF the straw hat season the
Department OF Justice today put a pana-
ma hat question up TO the Supreme Court
OF the United States for answer
II was this: When a seller OF foreign
merchandise consigned to the United
States fraudulently undertakes II, NAV
the government seize il Immediately upon
Its arrival and before any act has been
done in this country TO obtain possession
OF IL? The explanation was made that
twenty-five packages of panama hats
would be affected by the answer. The
New York courts decided against the gov
eminent. so the Department of Justice
asked the Supreme Court TO review the
case.
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DIED.
ALLEN. On May II. 1912 ISABELLE NJ
ALLEN. aged seventy years beloved wife OF
Funeral from ". W. Deal & Co.'S funeral par
nm Intefment ~ n9f Glen,too On amesesy
BIRD. beloved husband Of Carrie Bird.
Funeral from ST. Augustines Church Tuesday
at pm.
BUCKLEY. On Sunday. May II. 1912, at $50
an. Miss ROSE BUCKLEY.
northwest. thence to St Pstrick's Church.
TT Tue Nay "a. ar sis an. Intermsnt
delphia and Brooklyn papers please copy.
CAUSE. On Sunday, May L. 1912 coRNFLIA
B., beloved wife Of John III. Cause OF 2s2a
Let street northwest
Funeral Tuesday. May IL. at Pm. fCleve
land papers please copyD
HARCoMBE Departed this life SATURDAY..
May IL, 1912. AT .ns pm. al his rest
dence. ISIS 5th street northwest. JOSEPH
HARooMBE. the devoted father OF Ida
Charles. Pearl and Vernon Harcomhe. His
remains win lie in state at the residence Of
3rd street southwest.
father. could you speak TO us,
And could you live again.
Our aching hearts would then he healed,
BY HIS CHILDREN.
Funeral Tuesday. May IL. at pm. from Zion
Baptist Church. street between 3rd and
Al streets southwest.
JACKSON. Departed this life Sunday May
u. 1912, at 1922, MARY A. JACKSON
tnee Holiness, the beloved wife of Frank
Jackson and devoted daughter of Laura
Funeral from her late residence 3o7 oskdsle
place, Wednesday, May Is, at : O'Clock.
JENKINS. Departed this life Saturday. MAY
east. Mrs: ELLA JENKINS. beloved mother
80 ltso ~f- - fnr.
Lcnard and Annie woTmiey. '''''
Funeral from Vermont Avenue Baptist Church
Tuesday May H. at O'Clock. Rcisti.es
and friends invited.
M. HENRY II. LA ZELIE. the beloved IA.
thor Of Mrs. William Henry Stebbins and
Mrs. Herman l.. Heidke Of Chicago: III
Services from his late residence. l55 Randolph
place northwest. "Wednesday. May Is. At
$50 pm. thence to Trinity Church. 3rd
and friends respectfully invited TO attend.
Intermenf AT Genwood cemetery. Chicago
Record Herald and Philadelphia papers please
copyD lac
LORENZ. On SATURDAY. May IL. 1912. At her
residence, 904 1lth street northeast MARY
v. beloved wife of Charles A. Lorenz and
mother Of Pauline NJ. Scott.
May II, at OILS am: thence 70 Holy Name
Church: where mass will he said for the re-
and friends invited TO attend. Interment AT
Mount Olivet cemetery.
McBEE. On Sunday. May Il. 1912. at 7:25
an, LOUIS r. McBEE. aged thirty years.
Funeral at Oak Hill chapel Tuesday, May IL.
at pm.
STEELE. ELIZABETH WALLACE widow Of
William NJ. STEELE. in the eighty fifth year
of her age.
Funeral from the residence Of her son-in Law.
W. r. Lewis. 1903 Florida avenue northeast.
Wednesday. May Is, at pm. Interment
at Congressional cemetery. IA
woRNIFY. Departed this life Friday. May To-
1872 al his residence, AZ street, after
a brief Illness RALPH W0RMLEY. He 10
survived by a wife, Mrs. Belle Wormley; q
son. Frank; three sisters and two grand
children.
Funeral Tuesday. May IA. from the Third Bsp-
fist Church 5th and q streets northwest, at
p.m-
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DASHES INTO BREAKERS, DIES.
Youth, Clad in Pajamas, Startles
Promenaders Near HOSPITAL.

NEW YORK, May 13.-The crowds of
strollers along Central avenue. Far Rock
away. were thrown into disorder late yes
terday afternoon when the flying figure
OF Lewis Cohen. twenty years old, the
son Of a prosperous grocer of Rockaway
Beach. bareheaded and clad only In slip
pers, a suit of pajamas and a bathrobe,
made his appearance near ST. Joseph.s
Hospital and started straight for the
beach. six blocks away.
Without stopping to throw or bathrobe
or slippers the runner ran the length of
the avenue to the beach and began strug-
Cling out into the deep water.
Milton ]. Levy and Sidney Stein, two
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PLAN MILITARY FIELD MASS.
Memorial for Spanish War Victims
to Be Held June 8.

Arrangements for a memorial military
field mass June 8 for those who died in the
Spanish-Amercan war are being made
by members Of the United Spanish War
Veterans. In addition to the war vet
Grams, it is expected that thousands of
Knights of Columbus. who will be here
attending the unwilling Of the Columbus
memorial at Union station plaza, will
participate in the mass. The Grand
Army Of the Republic and the National
Guard of the District will be invited to
attend.
The mass will be celebrated on the
White Lot, music being furnished by the
United States Marine Band. Several
prominent clergymen will assist in the
ceremonies. Admiral George Dewey
Camp of the United Spanish War Veter-
ans will be directly in charge.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Howard Fillmore and Mamie Morris.
Charles H. Tolson and Ida Murray.
Henri L. Gordon and Edna E. Hauser.
Omadeo Di Pretora and Victoria LAYER
Inc.
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Beaver street Manhattan. threw of their
hats and coats and dived IN after the
man. After a struggle OF several minutes
they brought him TO shore in an uncon-
scious condition. Physicians worked over
him for more than two hours. but he died
at 100 O'Clock last evening without re-
gaining consciousness.
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Sister Gets Entire Estate.

Miss Mary baltimore is named sole
beneficiary of the estate of her sister,
Isabel baltimore, by the terms of the lat
ters WILL dated April 90 1912, and filed
for probate. Daniel e. baltimore is to
act as executor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-13

Cumberland, Md.-Arrangements have
been completed for the entertainment Of
the delegates from all parts of the state
who win attend the annual session OF
the grand court Of the Foresters of
America which will meet in Cumberland
beginning May Il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-13
BORN.
DIED.

LEE. on May Is. 1912 to ssfr and Mrs. Harry
Hoburc Lee. a daughter.
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Miss Elizabeth Stearns was hostess to
the Sans Souci Card Club Thursday even
ing, May 8. at her home, 116 c street
northeast. An hour and a half was de-
winning the ladies' prize and Mr.. Evans
carrying of the honors for the gentlemen.
Refreshments were served, and a good
time was enjoyed by all.
The next meeting Of the club Will be
with Miss Edna Evans next Thursday
evening, at her home in Alexandria.
Mrs. John Carter Ingersoll announces
the marriage Of her daughter, Kathryn
Livingston IngersoN. and Mr.. George Ed
win Weigle at Manassas, Va, Wednes-
day, May 8. 1912.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W. Marshall an
nounce the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Olive I. Lewis. to Assistant Pay
master Arthur Middleton, U. s. N.
will leave Saturday for San Diego. Cal,
where the wedding will take place the
latter part OF this month.
Mohun and her bridesmaids were enter
tanned by Miss Helen Zeh at a theater
party, followed by tea at the Willard.
Miss Ruth Norcross entertained at
luncheon at the Albemarle today in
honor of her sister, Miss Evelyn Rees
Norcross, who returned Saturday from
Boston, where she has been attending a
college Of oratory. The other guests were
Miss Edna Smith Of Cincinnati. Miss
Selma Dortch, Miss Campbell and Miss
O'Dea.
A party was given at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs James Taylor Thursday evening
last for their daughter Gertrude. Selec-
lions on the piano were given by the
Misses Ruth Walls, Rene Benton and
Maud Young. and Messrs. Harding, Crit
nth, Pearson, Reese, Stewart and Young
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IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY,"
HERE AND THERE WITH NOTA.
BLES OF THE CAPITAL.
New Invitations Out for Weddings
and Other Events.
Notes.

Miss Helen Taft attended a luncheon
at the Country Club yesterday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-12
DEAD
AFTER HE SPOKE

MayssiIle, Ky, Jan. ITO have
lived together under the same roof
Tor twenty-five years without speak
ing 10 his wife and then to die Of
heart failure when she broke the sil-
ence. was the rate Of Louis Roser Of
this city. it was disclosed today
No one seems to be able to tell
shat bgonghl about the silence be-
tween the couple, and The wife all
though she broke tne long silence, re-
fuses discuss the circumstances
leading up to 'the death ~ her hus-
band Seated az the dinner table sat
nrday last. bis wife, for Che first time
Ia more than a score Of years, broke
the silence by asking her husband TO
have a cup Of coffee He replied:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-12

u believe ] will.
With these words he fell back in
his chsir, stricken with heart failure.
A few hours later he died
When the viii Of the deceased was
made public The sunday incident be-
came known IN his will Roser. VINO
was quite wealthy. left everything to
bis wife and requested that his body
be ofemated and the ashes east from
the suspension bridge in Cincinnati
In compliance with the request the
body viii Be taken to Cincinnati to-
morrow to the erematory IN Clifton
and be crenated at time
10 be appQinted.Fasnr. bis ashes viii
be scattered q the winds from the
suspension bridge connecting Cincin-
natl with CoYington. Ky
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-12
'IRENE' GIVES CLARK
A RECIPE FOR THE
ELIXIR OF LIFE

Telegram by United rress
Washington, Jan 2 -Four hundred
and fifty pages OF advice from the
Holy Spirit in microscopic hand
writing have been placed AZ The dis
Dosal Of the legislative branch Of the
government through Speaker Champ
Clark Of the House
irene the Maiden prophet" Who
says She IL sixty-eight years Ola, dc-
clares It took hersa solid year U
write the book, which IS an account
q her trance visions, III communion
with the ~Holy Spirit
Among other interesting informa-
ton Irene communicated to the
Speaker the formula FOR the long
sought Elixir Of Life. It follows
Two ounces sugar Of lead three
ounces OF oil Of camphor, one ounce
1f Muedeliced' silver; one ounce Of
eaustie bromide OF lasmein; thirty
grains Of chloride Of gold one quart
Of boraxda OF potash, and three gall
rlous Of water"
Irene is certain that the use Of tais
elixir in the bath win preserve hfe
from 10 to 100 years
Irene recommends dried snow
for food and gives a formula tor dry.
ing the product without melting ~
Cheese from straw shoes from the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-12
WONDERS or THE
PROMISED LAND

PROMISED LAND
Ifis entertainment viii be given
Dy Prof George r. Malus. native Of
Damascus in the Holy Land at the
high school auditorium next Monday
ught Jan. rs. n win consist of ieo
atereopdcon views 81 Egypt and ihe
Holy Land with two thousand feet Of
moving pictures including the mid
nigst ride of Paul Revere. Costumes
showing the setting part o. the Ori.
ental marriage Singing will be Civ
ca in the native tongue Admission
.l nen.s.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-12

skin Of dogs and salmon. stone FROM
sand. fogs made lumiaioas by electric
current. and score Of other wond-
ars are described in the manuscript.
"A personal letter to the speaker from
Irene, whose earthly name is Irene
Love van SAINT or Mrs. Judge r. r..
Reid Of Seattle, Wash. accompanied
the manuscript II read as follows.
Dear Chairman viii send You
seven or eight more Of these records
containing a copy Of the word intrust
ed to my care, just as fast as can
get It copied want you to allow
W. J. Bryan, AIr Taft Teddy Roose-
yelt Secretary Cortelgou the chief
Justice, the secret service. and ali
statesmen to know and have copies Of
this and al the other books ina. WIN
be sent TO you. 1t takes year OF
constant writing to make a book. This
copy Of the dictated word OF the Holy
supirit voiced through me in trance
sleep for the last nine years, belongs
10 the heads Of the government It
IS statesmanship II allowed it will
glorify our country Il disoheyed,
America is doomed to follow sodom
and Gomorrah. am commended to
distribute this word as did Gods
scribes and servants, the apostles.
Your loving spiritual mother IN
Christ Irene
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-12
Recent Additions TO
Carnegie Library

Allen Choir invisible
Aa slnaiaa e. ssaaalsh-
Bnneli Iha Secret Garden.
Listie Lord Fountleroy
Cable Iha Cavalier
Delana Dr Laseaams People
Ford Janice Meredith
Fox a knight d the Cumberland.
Trail q lhe Lonesome Pine.
Hardy fe of the Dbrbarglile's
Heuiek Together
Johnston Tie long Roll
Lewis Rand
king 4he inner Shrine
LLOYD. strlnetown % the Pike.
Lyall. Hone. the Hermit
Mecr.h The Carpet from Bagdad.
Mason The -Four Feathers
Matthew'S Tom pauldns
Miller Around the World with the
Ballleshlps
Nitehell llugh Wyane
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Aiunroe Al war wish Pontiac
Painted Desert
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Farm
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Pier BOYS o. 81 Tlmothy's
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Sinclair fha piglns Fire
soddafd. Lltie smoke.
With the Black Prince
Van Dglsa The Mansion
New Additions q Standard Fiction.
euleef Last eags Of pompei
Last Of Tie Barens
Reade The Cloisieg and iAo
Hearth.
Literary criticism
Brooke Tenngson's art and rela-
ton TO modern life.
Matthews Aspects Of fiction
Porter and Clarke browning study
programs
Cambridge edition oI iifcwninas
works
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New-York tribune., 1912-08-31
PLAY FOR QUAKER RIDGE CUP
New Rochelle Tennis Club to Hold
Annual Open Tourney.

Lawn tennis players Will begin the
matches in the annual open tournament on
the clay courts Of the New Rochelle Ten
mis- Club, at New Rochelle, n. Y, this
afternoon for the quaker Ridge champion
ship cup In the singles. Benjamin NJ.
Phillips and NJ. /. L. Galvae each has q
leg on the trophy. and will again compete
for 1t this year. playing through the tour
nament, as required by the rules, Among
the other leading wielders Of the racquet
who are to compete are Alfred u. Ham
NETT, Leonard Beekman. Dudley Britton,
or. E. r. Drake and others.
Altogether five matches will be contest
ed during the week. as the programme in
cludes mems singles and doubles and
consolation singles, women's singles and
mixed doubles. All of the matches will
be the best two out of three sets, with tho
exception Of the mems singles and doubles
finals. which will be the best three out Of
five sets. Alexander J. l. Bradley Will act
as referee. The tournament committee in
cludes George b. Lcech, S. Bruce Wilson,
F. B. Guest, W. c. Lippencott, ". Ken
meth Clark and Charles J.. Porter, chair.
man.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-31
iSTALENA BEATS AURORA
Seawanhaka Corinthian Club
Holds Races at Oyster Bay.

The Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
held regatta off Oyster Bay yesterday
for the yachts Of the active racing
classes Eighteen yachts started and
sailed over the triangular courses In a
strong wind from north northwest. which
blew twenty miles an hour. The courses
took the yachts from off Lloyd's Neck to
Greenwich Point, then to Long Neck
Point and then home. 1t was windward
work on the first leg. n reach to Lohs
Neck and another reach home.
The three 65-footers started. and on the
first round made a close race. Then the
Winsome split her jib and retired. The
lstalena won by / minute 3j seconds from
the Aurora. In the Class the Joyant
parted her jib halliards as she crossed
the line. and when near the second mark
snapped her boom. Tho Windward won
this race from the Corinthian. In the
30-footer class the Okee was the winner,
and the Vandalia won iD the schoOnerctte
class.
Three Of the 15-footers raced over n
short triangle. and at the end tire Flicker
won by one second. The Grilse and the
Thelema made n dead heat for second
place. The regatta committee was Harold
Mestre Eliot Tuckerman and II. H. Ian
don
The fall regatta of the club will be
sailed to-day.
The summaries follow.
SLOoPS-CLASs K--START I2:40-CoCRSE.
30is MILES.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-31
TO TAKE OVER LONG ACRE co
New Intercity Power Will Be
Rival of N. Y. Edison 90.

The Inteicity Power Company OF New
York City. incorporated In Delaware on
Thursday, with 3l0Oco.oo0 authorized CAPT
tai stock, las been organized for the
purpcrc of taking over the entire fran
chise property and assets Of the Long
Acre Electric Light and Power Company,
it was officially announced Yesterday. II
IS stated that tho new company has alI
Of tho necessary rights 20 enable Il 10 fur
nish light and power In any part OF New
York city.
II was announced about two months
ago that the Long Acre Company was
planning TO erect a powerhouse on the
Hackensack Meadows. and would BRING
electricity to this city by wires strung
through the tubes Uf the Hudson e Man
haitian Railroad Company. which corpora
tion would supply all OF Its surplus power
10 the Long Acre company, and these ar
rangements viii be entered into between
the Hudson e. Manhattan company and
the Long Acre company's successor, the
Intercity Company.
When the plans OF the Long Acre COM
pany for extension of It's facilities and for
beginning active operations were an
nounced. II was also learned that q ten'a-
tive agreement had been made by which
Harvey Fisk a. Sons, who are closely
identified with the Hudson tunnel sys-
TEN, and a. u. Leach & Co. would finance
the enterprise up 20 100000. the agree
ment TO be contingent upon an outcome
favorable to the Long Acre company OF
the litigation I'm which II has for the last
year or two been involved with the New
York Edison Company. the corporation Of
which II is proposing TO become the active
competitor.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-31
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Friday, August
80. 1912.
ARRIVED.

steamer Hamilton. Newport News and Nor
folk, 10 the Old dominion IS co. vita passthI
gers and mdso Passed IN Quarantine at z:2o
steamer Nueces. Galveston August - and
Key " est 27, TO the Mallory SIS CO. with pss-
sensers and ndse Left Quarantine az li'"'
steamer Pawnee. Philadelphia. TO the Clyde
, IS Co, with mdse Passed IN SANDY hooh st
steamer Zulis, La Guayra August 10. cura,'
Gao % and Mayaguez "a 20 Rhss' paIIeu
co, with 20 passengers, mails and mdse' AT
rived the Bar $50 IN.
Steamer City Of Atlanta, savannah August
q. 10 the ocean Sc co. with passengers ana
lnese. Passed in Quarantine a L;2$ an a. No,-
folk. to the old Dominion -, Co, whh passeng,
gers and mdse Passed in Quarantine at o:iS
Steamer Batavia Ger, Hamburg August u:
20 the Hamburg-American Line. With '23t
seconi cabin passengers and in ballast. Ar
steamer siam G3rI. Baitiroore August %, to
Norton * son, in ballast. .beft Quarantine at
Stearer a JOSEPH ". Gorsio 6tor,, Puerto
Cortez August %, 10 the Atlantic Fruit &.
SIS Co. with fruit. Arrived at the Bar az i
steamer Manhattan CBr). Antwerp August
10. 10 Sanderson & son, With .m5s0. Arrived
at the Bar at 4 q m
Steamer Hesperus CGery. swinemande August
10. 10 David T warden, In ballast Arrived
steamer Phoenix Corning. cristobai August
- 10 and Key West to the Panama II IS Co
Arrived az the Bar az m.
Steamer Norhem CNor). Ciydsd del Carmen
August 10 and Antllla %. TO Hasler, Leitch u
90, with cedar and mahogany. Arrived al the
IS steamer swazi CBr). Calcutta July and
Colombo II. via Boston August %, 20 Norton
* Son. with mdse. Passed Fire Island at
1902 . M
Steamer Kaiser Franz Josef (kustl. Triesta
August - Pstras 10 and Palermo 20, TO I'heip:
Bros 4 Co with passengers and ndse. Passsn
I'm Sandy Hook at 9:52 p m.
Steamer MORO Castle. Vera Cruz Anrust -
Progreso - and Havana "a, 10 the New Yore
and Cuba Mat IS Co, with passengers. mails
and mdse. Passed In sandy. Hook az 1v:cc
, Steamer s., swazi Gsj calcutta july Z, CO
lornbd u and Boston August % 10 Norton g.
Son. with rudso. Anchored In Quarantine a'
S:2s 2 m. .... -.
sandy Hook J. Aug go eco p m--wind
northwest; ;. moderate breeze. clear; light sea
SAILED. ..-...
Steamers Batavia Ger, Bostoo:. Paiorns
Cuban. Mstanzss; Jefferson, Norfolk ana
Newpor; News: Dictator (Sor), Bafocea; Lana
, fSorl. Ciudad Bolivar
New-York tribune., 1912-08-31
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions In bankruptcy were
filed yesterday In the United States Court;
TUsHNETT. LANCToN & HEDINGER,
Nos. 5I and 80 Maiden Lane; voluntary. Liza
bllItJes SCs, 8G3; assets SAG. 71i. Judge HouRh
appointed Il. y. stone receiver. with bond OF
ifEGEcTRoLYT1c PROCESS COMPANY. No.
325 West 39th street. and No. 1909 De Kalb
averin,, brooklyn: voluntary. Liabilities. $50.
SII: assets, S26,67I
= 1EDWARD E SPENCER una WILLIAM G.
RITTTe who compose tho irm ot r. r.. Spen-
Ger a. Co No. % Warrsn street; Involuntary.
Judge Hough appointed Jesse Watson receiver.
Llsbiiltiea are said 10 be about $4,000: assets,
JACOB APPEL. No. 621 Broadway; invol-
ALBERT MiNTUs. trading as the Banner
street; Involuntary. Liabilities. 5000; sssets
less than $4,000.