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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-29
rFron the Tribune Bureau.l =.
" 4shlngtOn. Sept y.

from the Tribune Bureau! . q.
Washington. sept. y.
ARMY.
Maj RICHARD MOORE. Corp, ,,, Of u En k:D. .,
expiration special duty a. 1T sui' 70 hahSA'
Ma Ep GWSIv p. WOLFE. Med. Corps. on tenn.
Eos dg A. Il M pssc f' .hd a s1 % du,
Resisnsiioa Of flrst II ALFRED L. GoLsH.
c. Ija i GGi6tHERNEtR y. PAcKER. ID In,. q.
CAPT APT T. D SMITH Q. VI. c. relieved from
Com 0-cer sis corps Aviation School; snneol..
l. l.. designated as acting aviation ouleef Last
Fir,f T., WILLIAM J. MDoNALD. Med. Res
corps. from IT. Jay TO home and stand relieved
col t''C cARL REIChSiANN. Inf. from Hawaii Oct.
n;,lsS,siG4. q TiT Il Il . SATT4N Il DUN Y
CAN MED Re- Cop, s, e, l., r.,.,.d q,
a. aviation student with aviation section SIX
Corps. and on expiration one tnohth le4se Oi
absence vii Join regt. 10 which he nay be
send MI f.. WILLIAM NJ DIXON. o NJ 6. an
nounced holding station at san fr@i'ls0'
c. once R o. Eie WHTFoRD. 22i Inf to Walter
Reed General Hospital. II. e.
FlrS. It, GUY L. GEARHARr Coast Ar. A.
tached aviation ssciio, sis Uo,gs scbnol san
Can't 'I FRANK E DAVIS. Cav. detailed to I'LL
r, yse'Isy p PA q q q LAcRox. Med Res Corps
Fir. fTg" H. sOY T'RRAlHS 'f i ARDiwAY Co.'S. ~.
Pesrors Military College. san Antonio. Tex.
Capt. THOMAS +. Lsrf. cav retirement an
r, r1u' It' THURMAN H. BAYE. 6th Cav, to f.
sam Houston FOR examination for detail IN ava
ton section o. Sig Corps
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HELP WANTED.
Maze.

Maze.
WANTTD-Errcrience stenographer: young man.
single. age - 90 -. accuracy essential; neat
spuea,ancc. chance for Adyancement. salary, III.
A b. Box zoo. Tribune.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

il FORECLOSURE SUPREME COURT
COUNTY OF NEW YORK Bertha
Bohmfalk. Plaintiff. against Charles Mey-
ers Il al, Defendants. Harold Swain
Plaintiffs Attorney. lTs Broadway, New
York.
Pursuant 10 judgment entered June %
1916. the undersigned will sell at public
auction at tho Exchange Salesroom. Nos
1915 yesey Street, in the Borough Of Man
haitian. city OF New York. at i2 o'clock
noon on October 8, 1916 by Joseph p
pay. Auctioneer. the mortgaged promises
directed 10y said judgment TO be sold sit
mated on the westerly side OF Lexington
Avenue. distant 20 feet south OF send
Street. being 80 feet inches front and
rear and IS feet IN depth along each side
said side lines being parallel with send
street In the Borough OF Manhattan, city
OF New York.
The following is a diagram OF said mort.
gagged premises:
sand Street
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POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Temporary Assignments. Lieut. Charles strip
-7ih 20 Command u 2 M SEP, - 1n' Iyyts'ritr
T. Mason. ID. 20 office chief inspector. j, DAYS
a. m.. sept y George Sklvcns. operator ~ motor
patrol wagon. l60th. 10 ljOth. days '.'V y, IN.
sept 20 John Kramer lesih. 10 &. .. as chauffeur
90 DAYS. d. NJ. sept. 80.
10 G. o. ssqad. from precincts indlcardi a.
ghau1eurs noon. sept q. and uniA further o'dei'
John \. Schultz ga BENJAMIN nghe - nl I;
Matthew Murphy. 37th Albert Hehrank. esth; Der
4 PritchafI l5O'h: Thomas Payuter 1929. Francis
Ncv.ou lI2I. James H. Redmond 2sls
From % MI sep 800 SlG D',' IDaSay 2i.,
benjamin Schcidsr. 3lst; william Sneider' S-d'
GroScr &. seitert. 5jth. Francis :. Gill 2slst
10 sd ] D.. from precincts Indicted dltJ IN
-alcl premises. 80 days. a. m. sept. = .
Michael Eegsu. l2ih; Valentine standing. l6th !:
uard NrT1ugul.u seth: John fceley. 3lt6. Edward
TAYLOR. 57fh. Patrick Dar'i. el,t; Charles hutg,eh
10th. joseph Malone. l'dih. william Galyin Io',h
George Zeis, l72d. samuel Lciienstein. I'ith Johh
Tvegly en- d,ys SEPT, q ., ThG INA, =,
BcnediG wilkins 5s,h. frsaci. Drum sIsi william
j. Leaves caves ''' o. nab Absence. siihoa, py-sor
rants E B' e Gs,,., ne Hsm.v l,s fay
day. p. m. sept 81 Pstrolmen bernard Z;
Sifisf3 q: r. d. os{ Morris y =
fSa 'd ash f'd .y M o'f sept I'M ?" ceers.
Iav. p. m. sept q. loI5-Isasc Lazarus.
u. Mlchse slibersld IN; Morris Pollsck. 18Th
August Wenstein. 18Th. Jacob Harne,t, lIth;
benjamin wGthsimer.. 26,h: Joseph FIosel 10Th
sG'h. jacob Winitsly. 5sih. Ioui, waIman. 32d
Louis Ra'sky. 3eth: sels Whitman. ssh VII VII
lam OuI.iein i0th; Lawrence NJ Sobel. l12d
MAJ W.!cuchlk 1891: Louis siescl. 2lst; james
Brod,ky. 9TH Philip Wuburs. I'm: Jacob sapsia.
18th. Harry Jacobson. 1871: Julius WEINBERG Slt
Abraham Gold,tein 26th. Louis Schall. 10th; sam
u. BOSOM 10Th. Jacob Grecnbers. 29th; Joseph
Goldste.n 2ed. Morris Grossman. 32d: Oscar VI.
goldman. 36ih: Ezra Tester Both. Abraham Mel
son li3d. Nathan Pcck!ns. 1881: joseph Hamel
burg l70th. one day 8 y. IN. Sept y, and !
DAY. 6 ?. m. oct. Louis sGhonielld us N
L. Sgel li5th: Emil II. Lehman. ls2d.
Relieved from OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES James
Meade 2lst 4 40 D m. sept. 90
Suspended Without PS.-Patrolman James
Meade 2lst $50 2. m. Sept 20.
Chanqs Of Name.-Patroman George J. Ostsr-
ho,sky. 18th Pct. having boon authorized by the
courts 70 assume the name OK George L. Ostar. on
and after Sept %. the records Of the Police De-
partnent are changed accordingly. $500
Reslen atlon.-Patrolman John G. Muller. 21Sth-
- D. m. sept =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-29
BEACH AIR
In ALIM0NY CLUB
Judges Nephew, Accused
by Wife, Seeks Liberty
ito Breathe Freely

John Francis Beach, nephew Of Judge
John X. Beach, Of New Haven, and for
the last two months member Of the
Alimony Club in Ludlow Street Jail,
has petitioned Justice Gavegan, asking
his bail be reduced from 81, 500 to 800.
His desire to resign from the Alimony
Club is prompted, he says in his petit
ton, by wish "to breathe the free
air again
Justice Gavegan refused the reduc-
ton which Beach asked, but cut the
bail to $1,000.
The man was estranged from his wife,
Eleanor Smith Beach, daughter Of 5. {.
Smith, Of 600 West 142d Street, in No
vember, 1914. lie went to California,
and on his return to New York was
served with an alimony order. Later
he was arrested.
In her application for divorce Mrs.
Beach accused her husband of being
married, before he wed her, TO a wom-
an from whom he had never obtained a
divorce. In proof of this she submit
ted a letter which, she said, had been
sent from Judge Beach to her father
In this 1t was explained John Francis
Beach had married in Jersey City a
Mrs. Davids. The woman had been de-
serted by her former husband and be-
lieved him dead, the letter says.
After the marriage the supposedly
dead husband reappeared. I'VE all
that Francis's marriage to Mrs.
Davids was no marriage at ALL the
letter continues, land Francis seemed
very anxious TO get it annulled. Then
il was discovered that Mr. Davids had
been married and divorced before his
to Francis's wife, and the
whole question of whether Francis's
marriage to Mrs. Davids was legal
one depended upon the validity and ef-
feet of Mr.. Davids's former divorce"
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Caracas la Cuayia sept 10. Puerto Cabello ~
Curacao 20 and san Juan %. 20 Bliss. Dallcu
60. With 10 passenger mails and md'e. Bar at
TO % m. 9Th -
Duca iii Geneva tItsO. Genoa sept II. IN Har'-
field SOLAR A Co. with mt. liz seonl cabin
and 17A sterrage passengers. mails and mdsc. Bar
a. M.
Munamsr. Nire SEPT -. 20 The Munson s. Line.
with - passengers aud mdse. bar al % 10.
Bella lBrl Belize SEPT - and Ruatsn Il. 70
Franklin. Baker Co. with mdse. Bar at . %
Comus Ner OrieAn, Sept %. % hs southern
Pudnr 60. with passengers and mfse. Len Quar-
o.
~ Nofic Galveston Sept e. 20 ths Southern Pa
cine Co. with mdsc quar- 40 z - m.
ffg - Columbus. savannah. quar- Al - m
mifartc. Carasena sept 10. Puerto Colombia
rs santa Maria 10. Crisi0hal ~ and Kingston 90
io fhe United Fruit Co. with - passengers. malls
and u.drr Hsf Of ~ %
T. collier Cesar quar- al 10 0f
Dante ANghien niaD Genoa sept g. Napirs
o. rsicnmo u end 81 Mchaeis 90 10 Mcdonnell
4 Tfuda. with ~ ff.t l53 .ccnnd cabin and i.iss
Storage passenger. mails and mdse bar A. noon
Hamilton. Newpou Ness and Norfolk. 10 the on
Dominion - 60. With pass,nzsrs and mdfe. guar
a. 2 o.
ChIpsns lBfj. Tsleshgsno Aus 81. Ms!illonss TO-
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Sust en- &c
Cereals

Wheat Responding to the great and
growing strength in the cash wheat
position the world over. prices iorr
future deliveries advanced from rs
20 Sc yesterday. The fact that the
nearby deliveries led the upturn maze
il quite evident that a proper .apprecla-
ton of the acute shortage OF supplies
and the difficulty of securing choice
wheat for delivery on contracts Is De-
coming more widespread. This was
ospeciallv noticeable in Chicago. where
September closed at the days top fg-
ure. Si.55. being &c over the December
and May. whereas 1t had been at dls-
count of i4M &c on Wednesday.
Momentarily at the outset the trend
was slightly downward. Gables were
rather easier because Argentine pros
meets seemed little brighter: More
over, the evident intention OF Greece
to Join forces with the Allies was said
TO portend the more speedy. downfall
Of Turkey and the opening Of the OAR
danelles. These foreign sellers became
BUYERS later, when they found that the
Ralkan news had fallen fiat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-29

ONE FAMILY HOUSES DETACHED. GARAGE
nine rooms. bath. showers. electric lights. vacuum
monthly aud Interest BUILDERS. 1880 7ith 81
Take West End subway. Municipal Bldg. 70 I'm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-29
~ Hudson 7 River
Day Line
CATSKILL EVENING LINE.

Leaves daily except Sunday. foot OF chris
topher St. p. NJ, for Catskill. hudson,
Coxsackie. Tickets interchangeable Win
those OF Day Line. Tel 1887 Spring
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N. Y. EXPRESS BANDITS
ELUDE DETROIT POSSES
Five Men Believed to Have
Looted Fast Train.

Detroit, Sept. 2S.-The robbers who
held UP the New York Chicago Express
on the Michigan Central Railroad, ten
miles west of here last night, were
still at large late to-day. Posses
searching for the bandits said no
clcws had been obtained.
One Of the rihed registered mail
pouches was found to-day about 100
yards from where the robbers stopped
the train. 1t is believed five men fig
uted in the robbery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-29
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

Caleta Buena Sep, g Iquique 10 and Cris,ob,l 90
10 " X Grace & co with mdse. Bar 81 ? so o m
Tyler Newport News and Norfolk. 70 Old DO
Rondo Dutch. Sourabsya July II. Macassar 10
samarang 49, Batavia y. Pldang Aug ). L"uIenco
MARQUEE 90 Cape Town 81 and Barbados sept a.
Pa Fr,ch Fdye x GO with mdse Bar nj m.
Chepstow castle fBrl Bcira Aug ~. Durham i.
East London 20 Dclagoa Bay p. CAPE Town ~
and Boston Aug q. 20 Norton. LILY 90. Win
mdse Bar al m
SAILED.
Tari q Tlrn tBrl London Colon. Crsiobsl
Garlic Puerto Barrios BrciI Izel frl. M.lseilts
Baltic tSac,ll Gotheuhu-g: Delaware. Philadelphia
Audaria tErl. London. Madison. Norfolk ard New
r0r News. q : cruisers baltimore and Dubuque
passed our Quarantine a. 4 - m Fl Monte. Gal
weston: francesca Campa ItaD. Gibraltar, win
Coldiug tDanl baltimore. II cid Galveston: Clan
Afacklunon OBrJ. Agoa Bay. santa Bar1ara Monte
ydeo. ship Sy4leu fNorl. Santandcr. Ciiy OF DEM
ira Auckland. Moro Castle Havana. Celtic tBrl.
Liverpool. bark spartan lNorl, Dublin; Lnl@I"'
charleston aud jacksonville.
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Commodities
Continued from page III

than expected, chiefly because Of the
buying mentioned above. -, .r,o
Some selling was prompted by Inc
National Ginners'" report making the
crop condition sos. against oZ'' a
month ago. This was better thah eN-
nected. and hence some traders VINO
had been predicting a figure OF 90 III
the government report on Monday were
inclined to raise their guesseS 10 % OF
IS. the report also suggested that tne
ginning figures to be given out out on on MOI
Say also will be between 4,29O,UOOo a noo
A 200 600 bales, compared with 2,5g5'oo9l
bales for the same period IN i9! 6o S ooo
the previous record total OF 9'ooo'ooO
holes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-29
SUICIDE AFTER ATTACK
ENDS SILENT FEUD
Oath Is First Word Between Fell
low Workers in Ten Years.

Danielson, Conn, Sept 2S.-For ten
years John Saplt and Henry Fisher,
fellow spinning room employees in the
Quinebaug Mills, had ignored each
other. Other employees long since had
forgotten the origin Of the silent fued.
To-day Sault spoke to Fisher. lie
hurled an oath at the man as he was
walking downstairs, and followed 1T
with a fusillade of iron weights. Fish
or fell and Sault leaped upon him,
battered his head, then ran back up
stairs, still yelling. He stopped only
after he had severed his own wind
pipe with a razor. He died soon af-
terward. Fisher will recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-29
rsDAy OCTOBER 4
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

II0se a. Wv lufN
u,vsu Via San Franrisonl- ',Atsonia coo. To-day
fsa Vsncolterj-Tmpress Of Russia. 80. Sep, 70
IA Tran.p@-t '.'........-........s,p Sept 70
Hawaii Japan. Corea China AID Philippine
Islands VIA san Francisco and Victoria.
T. C)-M0uieagle .................... Oct
Tahlt Marquesas. Cook Islands. New Zea-
land and Australia wa san frsnciscoi-
Natal .............. ...... ..--........' ocI
Hawaii Samoan Islands Australia and
New Zealand VIA san fraucisco)-Sierrl. Oct
Hawaii Fiu Ilands.' Ncw Zealand aud
Australia via N.ncouscrl-Niagaf. .....Oct "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-29
NEW RULES SAFEGUARD
EXPLOSIVES ON BARGES
Cargoes Must Be Kept 500 Feet
Apart in HarbOr.

Acting under instructions from New
ton d. Baker, Secretary o. War, and
General Black, chief engineer, the
Harbor Line Board will soon make new
regulations forbidding barges carry
ing more than twenty tons each Of eX-
plosives TO come within the anchorage
grounds and compelling them to anchor
at distance of 500 feet from one
another, or any other barge.
Representative James p. Hamill, Of
Jersey City. although he characterized
this as an improvement over the con-
ditions which made the Black Tom eX-
plosion possible, expressed himself
Yesterday as not ready to accept this
as an adequate compromise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-29

Rye. Prices were weaker.
C.lslng Day La
yesterday. before res
ash. y. Y, bush. S1.31 1892 s1.04
Flour and Meal.-Quotations were:
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FIRE RECORD.

A VI = .
II Sos last Hon St. Louis slo1d slight
IL -5-zc7 WeS- lsith 81 Samuel M0ro.ii none.
lZ:l0-Auto. Bronx Iark ana brohI RIVER ~
Charles Bait. 81 00o
I.4y-3aO-83i last cd s.. Cont Santorcco: IN
known.
5.45-l2S West 2eth 81 II. Manheiner; none
9.2O-Tompklns ard Delaney St yard. u. 3. c.
stable SLIGHT
a.3O-5l West SSH St Ralph Jscosy: trihins
l0.3Q-Subway excavation front OF 'io 'th Az; no
damage.
PM
l2.l0-il2 81 Marks pl; Ncrco hcngel' slsht
9.eO-lig last t7th 81 owner unknown. trifing.
3.lO-s5 Montgomery -. Julia klObu. trifing
S4j-l37 West i5th st. King James hetel, ulnihs
OJ-52T West - Armour 60. tfinns
I2O-gsi Amsterdam sV: Samuel Greci Il Co: No
damage.
500 Last llth g.. Qulntard Iron NofS
frifing a.,
ssn-Ggd i; and Ess, River. y. Y City: triflng
: 0o-301 Elizabeth st-: Sevmsn 4 Co TIMING
S.OO-9s2 West 10Th 81 Hattie Murphy triflns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-29
Yesterday.
U. S. Treasury Finances.

Washington, Sept. 2S.-The condition
Of the United States Treasury at the
close Of business to-day was: Net
balance in general fund, s1S1,957,575;
total ordinary receipts, 1921. 026; total
ordinary payments, *2,l2O,O27. The
deficit this fiscal year is s49,75O,39i,
against a deficit of s32,526,202 last
year. exclusive Of Panama Canal and
public debt transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-29
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
LONG ISLANE.
FREEPORT WATER FRONT
BOROUGH OF BROOkLlN

bungalows and houses. $4,000 W: also buildi
lots on Randall Bay and Noodcloit Bay. ]
r-l.... 90. rarn-s snu1 f-- rlrflnlILars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-29

Street No 1902 Lexington Ave
Free and clear Of all membranes OK
cept subject 20 a mortgage - $50. 900 and
interest. now prior lien on said premises.
Approximate amount OF the mortgage
debt. costs and allowances. fi.Se6.S1. taxes.
assessments and water rates $3.50
Dated. New York. September II. 1916
JOSEPH A ARNOLD Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-29
SHIPS IN FOREIGN PORTS.

Crl.,o5al Sep. oS-Saramac-s Port IAmon for New
YORK and preceded; SiIaoa. Ne" YORK, All
a.ea. NeF York - ,
Ki-saau Sept o. ergcn5f!ord tNoT). N-S iori
FOR Bergen. -,
- California tFrl New York via hisiers.
Co-iiiiulbo sept Cells tBr). SCH York and Nor
folk via Balboa. Calla0. etc. -
Rio lie Janeiro sept 2J-llsmmeShus DAM. New
York via - Lucia.
Gibraltar. Sept .5-Huttonwooi OBJ. Ney York for
ha5eillcs
SAILED.
Tor. Said. S.rt 23-Chariton Hall from Batavia.
ctci. New York
Liyer,.ol. Sept 21-Adratic (Brl. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-29
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
MONDAY OCTOBER

Vadlefs COnsantlnoS-Pirrus... ---- 70 IN
90 ~ < I,uis-Savsnnah. 30. 500 PM
TUESDAY. OCTOBER ?.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-29

Closing Day LsI,
yesterday. before. rear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-29
BUSINESS TROUBLES
Banbruptcy Petition.

JOSEPH y JOINS. salesman. - - Eat 3ith
-. has fled a p~tiqon. with Liabilities Of f.Iil
and no assets Among the creditor are. william
T. Collins. Il5O. Collins Iron Works. fhslIa.
- y 1901. and Andres fOfbes a. Philadelphia
Iron WORKS. f73l ST.. J0ues has been iu the iron
line several years.
Petftien Dhmlu,d.
NNssOyER a TEPPER.--Judge Msn'on hss
dismissed the petition 81 BANKRUPTCY Med on
August agairst Na.ffrf TcpDef ~ % Great
10Hcl g.. On a ssttlffo with creditors 81 5ais
eclfs on The dollar.
Attainment.
HANDNAN NEWMAS composd - Abraham
H4ndman snf Fanui. Ncum-u. gfoosfs. - ifT
0frhsff ct. have made ss.i.umen, 20 Dsnlsnsin
BeflR e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-29

Corn.-The strength in the Chicago
Sentember delivery was the feature in
corn markets. They reached 9oc early
in the day and closed at S9i4e, a net
gain OF ] &c As the contract expires
tomorrow. short sellers displayed anX-
ic-v 10 cover and found offerings
mcacre. few being willing to sell be-
cause Of the limited stocks and the
strength in cash markets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-29
Farm Produce
Dairy and BARNARD.

The following are New York prices,
yesterdays, compared with those Of q
gear ago:
Yesterday. A year ago.
Butter. extra,
creamery, b.. IS O. - 27Ia@ -
Cheese. state.
whole milk, ID 20A62012 t434@15
Eggs. Pa. and
nearby hen
merry browns. SO @f2 81 ass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-29
Orchard and Field.

Yesterday. A year ago.
> n :, marrow,
choice, 100 ID. So.506 - S790G7o5
Peas, Scotch, che. 6.5oa6.75 3.soq4.o0
Potatoes, Ii, Dbl 3.25@3.5o 2.oo@2.25
Potatoes. NJ, BIZ 2.0oQ3.75 1.50Q1.8 IS
Apples, fancy, Dbl 20oG4.50 2.5065.OO
Peaches, NJ, bsk .25@ IS goa 40
Grape't, Cub, box 2.oo95 500 2.oo@4.25
Grapes up-river,
Delaware, CRIT. 500 30 400 IS
Oranges, Cal, bx 1.5o65.5o 2.oo07oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-29
Yesterdays
Cottonseed Oil Futures.-The cottoi

Cottonseed Oil Futures.-The cotton
seed oil market was easier early in yes
terday's trading under scattered selling
for local and Southern account, prompt
ed by the early decline in lard. On the
decline, however, good demand devel-
oped and prices rallied and closed firm.
with net gains of 2 TO II points Total
Gales for the day were 22,GOO barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-29
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHlPS

Capt ARTHUR y. TASKER Med. CORPS, fro'n l.r
Their duty South. Dept on compistiou OF xinp"'~ ,
duty al Military Academy. TO proper stI plfnDinrr
Leave Of absence granted Capt. DAVID H. piDNNN'
9Th Cav eItendei one month. -.
Leaves Of absence for ore month granted Capr
THOMAS ID Lucas Med CorIs. y. y. y -
and Second Il. SEYMOUR II. FhANCls' v IL -
NAVY.
L, " L. IRWIN, detached Illinois. 70 hons and
L. ~ a. L. 7. JORDAN. detached 9,,.l proving
~ grounds. Indian Head 70 Naval Academy. Oct; :
IL - G. W Z. BROWN. detached navy y1 i,L
wsshinstou: 10 naval proving grounds Hui~n
p, HeSd' u /. JONES. 20 navy yard. Boston.
Pas Clerk ;. H. Caldwell. de,achH No''H Ia
Iota; 10 naval training station. newport ,.t,
Paw Clerk ] +. ROBERTS. detacheI fe0el'"s '''
Al Norfolk 20 leave two months
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED.
SEM es-Annapolis. a, Mare Island r,.-,,,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-29

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John p. Cohalsn. q Surrogate
OF the County OF New York. NOTICE Is
hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against Lisette T. Wallace. late OF the
County Of New York. deceased. TO present
the same with vouchers thereof 10 the
subscriber, at his place OF transacting busi-
ness. No. l65 Broadway Borough Man
haitian. in The City OF New York. on or
before the 9th day OF JIG ruary, 1917.
Dated. New York. thu TN day OF July.
1916 ALBERT w. MIISEL. Executor.
THEODORE T. LINE. Attorney for EE-
ecutor. les Broadway. Manhattan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-29
THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Records and Forecast for Next
Twenty-four Hours.

Washington. Sept, 2S.-Tcmpera,urcs continued
above the seasonal average throughout the Atlantic
and East Gulf states and on tie Pacific Coast.
while much cooler weather has overspread the re
Eion Of the Grea; Lakes. the great central valleys
and the plains states far south Texas
IN tie Middle Atlantic and New England states
there will be showers and thundorstorms and cool
e. weather on Friday and partly overcast and con
sderably cooler on Saturday.
In the South Atlantic states there will he Local
thunder showers and cooler weather Friday and
fair and cold weather on saturday.
Wind, for Friday and sa.Urday.-Nor'h Atlantic.
Middle Atlantic. strong south. overcast weather
south Atlantic moderate east and southeast. with
showers.
Forecasts for special localItl.s.-North New Eng
land. showers and cooler Friday; Saturday clear
ing AMI colder.
South New England. East New YORK. East Penn
,ylyania North and South Carolina. New jersey.
Delaware. Maryland. District ~ Columbia VIZ
gnia. showers and thunder showers ard cooler
Friday. Saturday fair colder.
Local oneal Reeord.-Th following oaicial record
from the Weather Bureau shows tie changes in tAe
temperature Tor the last twenty four hours in CONF
par!son with tho corresponding date % last year.