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The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-02-10

London, Feb. Io--Much excite! ment was caused here this morn- ing when it was learned that the British cruiser Drake had captHr- ed the German cruiser Roon. Un- til the news was given out by the Admiralty 1t was supposed that the English fleet had all of the German war vessels bottled up in the North Sea and 1t is believed that she is the first to escape since the North Sea blockade went into effect. -
 According to the official notice the Room was captured about two hundred miles south of Bermudas After the Drake sighted the Roor being much faster she rapidly over took the latter and after a running fight lasting oyer three hours the Room was compelled to surrender. The Drake have the crew of the Roon numbering thirty three off, cers and seven hundre,. and nine teen men on board as prisoners of war. The Drake lost nineteen 'men in the fight, the loss from the Roon IS not known at present. At the time of capture the Roon was accompanying two merchantmen one ot which was armed.
 The Room directed by wireless the capture of the Appam.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-02-10
Strong Wind
 Is Blowing At Juneau

Juneau, Feb, 1o-A terrific Ia ku wind is blowing here today. The wind has blown continually now forthree days and today it is worse, there are few signs left standing. The steamer Georgia returned to port being unable to weather the, storm to Sitka, and the Princess May sent an a wire less this morning that she would not arrive until weather naoderates
The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-02-10
Plot To Blow Up Ammunition
 Plants

San Francisco, Feb. Io-Sever- al wealthy steamship and business men of San Francisco were indict- ed today by grand jury on cha rge of I lots to .distroy ammunition plants. The :heading of the plots has been traced to the German and Turkish consuls and their staffs. After the news became known It caused considerable excitement and it is believed that many prominent men of the city are implicated,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-02-10
New Boats To Ply On
 Stikine Next Season

MT. w. Scott Simpson Dominion Government Indian Agent at Tele- graph, B. C., arrived up @n the Princess May last Tuesday after spending the last four month at Victoria and Nancouver- Mr. Simpson expects to leave the first ot the week for his home at Tele- graph
 MT. Simpson brings the news of a new steamer to ply on the Stlk ine this season. The new vessel is now underway at a shipyand at Vancouver and IS being huilt for the Hudson Bay Company who wilI operate it this summer in place ot the Port Simpson whieh has for- nperly piled the river in the snmm- er. The new vessel is a shallow draft boat powered with two large gas engines and is expected to be very speedy. The plans now ane for the new vessel 10 make weekly trips between here and Telegraph Tbe vessel will be able to navigate the river at any stage of water. Ii is expected here about the first of May.
 There is also. another Vessel un, der construction at Seattle being built by Capt. Sid Harrington of the Side Stream Navigation Com
The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-02-10

Constantmople, Feb. uo-A re- port is received here to the effect that French aeroplanes yesterday dropped bombs in the heart of the city of Smyrna, over a hundred Turks were killed and scores in- lured and the loss of property is great.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-02-10
zerpline Brought Down h Raid
 On England

London, Feb. no-Another air raid was made on the English coast last evening but before the air crafts were able to do any dam age they were sighted and drove back. One of the huge Zepplines were brought, down by one of the long range guns.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-02-10
Germany Offers Peace To
 Belgium

London, Feb, Io-It was of ficialIv stated yesterday that the German government has offered peace to Belgium and offers to re- store all of her former country With a good indemnity. King Albert of Belgium absolutely re- fuses to consider ahe offer and made the statement that he will stick to the Allies until the end of the war.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-02-10

London, Feb, 1o-The condition of King George is Titled changed today and the doctors in charge state that he will be unable to open parlment on the fifteenth.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-02-10

Washington, Feb. b.Io-T The Sem ate yesterday voted eleven million dollars to build government arm our plate factories.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-02-10

Athens, Feb. Ic-The Greek and Bulgar- forces dashed along the border for the past few days The Greeks drove the invaders back.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-02-10
German Cruiser Captured
 By British Crusier At Sea

London, Feb. ro-An Lonnoa papers today are loud ir their de- mand that the British nas y accom- plshed something.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-02-10
Secretary of War, Garrison, Resigns From The Cabinet

Juneau, Feb 10--6 P M..According to flash message just received here, Secretary of War; Lndey Miller Garrison has handed to President Wilson his resg nations from the Cabinet. No particulars obtain able tonight
 tis believed that the Secretary the President have cased their prepardness plans Henry S. Brecknrdge Assistant Secretary of War; will probably be appointed to fill the vacated chair.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-02-10

pany of the Yukon which is being built knocked down and will be dipped aud constructed sometime in March, This vessel will likely be under the charge of Capt. Man. gaa one of the owners of the Ty- conda which made several trips on the river last summer.
 It is also rumered that there is a third boat being built for the Stikbne service at Portland and wll arrive here sometime before navigation starts in the spring.
 The new steamers with the ones fran Wrangell will make about five ues ls plying the Stikine this sea- son.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-02-10

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The sun., 1916-08-30
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
AMER. CRAP

AMER. GRAPHopHoNE Co.-rranklln Trust
Co. Is prepared to issue defnitivs &c serial
notes Of company In exchange for temporary
certificates.
COFFEE ExCHANGE-Granted permission
iy supreme Court TO change name TO New York
Oct ! Growth OF sugar business Transacted
cn floor has made change necessary properly 10
describe organizations activities.
~DRUGS-Price changes In general list of
drugs Irregular during the week. hut more In.
qulry from both home and ont OF town con.
sumers. Opium vas dull with prices about
unchanged Essential oils firmer with buIf
peppermint and spcarnint oil higher.
EXPORTS 4 IMPORTS-E1ports Of mcr.
,crday were valued AZ ST., 60 .eio. making $50.
V>,, rs ~ far this week, Imports were valued
1T s5,rii.o1i making s.. ia 80 lar this week.
Ftpogt< from New York yesterday included
c%ornmcal. go tbls. feed. $50 rs. ul case.
ASSESS lhs. pork. L,0i bols lacons, S2.Sss
lbs, hams. it.ss. lbs lard, A.SG ~ s'"ar.
Inc. 1851 lbs tallcw. 7s73 Ih.. butter.
iAe"1 lts. cheese. 1880 lbs. cottonsc,d oil.
~. SS he. luor.cstins oil. $3.50 gals.
mprs-IittIc trading IN local market for
Try hides during week. bot prices hTmly held
with prices also ARMY held Bo:r'as quoted
At Gt-gJi.c Central Americas At = q.
LEATHER More active trade IN general
market throughout entire week. Export buying
also ~ fair proportion. Oak backs i,ius taken
lib,rslly on old contract and new orders also
placed in larger volume. Prices nruiy held.
With h.nIock lists quoted AZ sc. aud .ts At S-
Y. y CIIY CORPORATE sTOCR-Kuhn.
T-h a Co, William 4. Read n -. and hid
der. icah~iy . g.. announce they have -"li the
,Ltlr" So IN 1D block Il y. y. city 1900 A.
purchased /! N.u 1T last city sale.
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i'iio; net after take: s?i.ois. dec ,s.;si. '"'
LAKE ERIE 4 wEsTERN-Annuai meet.
ing Oct. T. Books close Sept. 9 and reopen
LEHIGH vALLEY-r H. Mo.er appointed
coal freight agent. effective Sept. 4.
MOBILE 4 0Hio-RsPcrts for July gross
~slS',5l5. dec. 3i?,al5.
NORFOLK 4 Observation-Disclosures for July
gross earnings N.sij. i2f. inc. Ss7i ne; net after
taxes Isis; 2s+. Inc. SIS, eli surplus 81, $50, DIG.
RAILROAD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of
railroad stockholders headed by John Muir
formed to gather large number Of investors
with a view to seeing that interests ot i'll.
STRIKE controversy.
SHIPPERS AND RAILRoADs-with view
to determining relationship between railroads
ana big shippers who receive grants and
leases OF property from railroads |. e. e.
las set Sept. - a. date for hearing at n. y.
city. Particular cases TO 10 inquired into are
lease by PENNSYLVANIA RR. Of land and build
Yards CO: Of Delaware. lease by N. Y. Cen.
trsl OF y. y. city property to y. Y. Stock
Yards Co. and lease by wechawken Stock
Stock Yards Go.
SOUTHERN .HAILwAY-Reports for July
gross earnings 81. Si,i'5. inc. Sisl, SIS net after
ta1cs 81. Isl, SCI. dee. ss3. LOS. southern Rail.
way System reports gross earnings Tor July
s...sf',6ss. inc tSs6. @2 net after taxes 81, SCI.
1911. dee. $50. 1850.
TEXAS RAILROADS.&C. year ended June
10 last railroads In Texas earned gross rcvc.
njes Sill. ~ SO. inc. So, t2l. 81. or lV~S uc-
cnrdinE To Texas railroad Commission. Oprr.
ating expenses ts5.s 30, sl6. Inc. ssas.l Is, or Lie
and income from operations. 81. lsS, 30, inc.
81, 1884, 49, or "a. ass.
Question Of authority Of I. c. G. over state
lines will he taken into courts following action
OK railrosds IN adopting. rate sheets IL con
by l. L. C.. In what is known as Shreveport
rate case. State Railroad Commissions rates
~ many Instances are ignored In new rate
sheets and a. soon a. latter 60 into effect,
Attorney General Of Texas will Institute suits
for penalties against roads for alleged viola
tons Of State Commissions orders.
UNION PACfriC--Reports total operating
revenue for July. 3d. s7 .%ss. inc. 81, 80. SO
msint and structures way. SL.Ss go, inc.
S4.s76; transportation 8. 1851. inc. st55, 90
operating income t,tsI. DC. inc. 1904 SOS.
wABAsH-Petition presented in L 8 Dis.
trict Court for confirmation of sale Of road to
lester Solomon aud Russell L. Thomas for
100000. Attorney for Fcsron Committee oh.
)ected TO confirmation on ground that pric-
va. TOO low represents holders ~
S.o5s.eo OF first mortgage bonds and wanted
sale set aside. Judge Orr reserved decision.
WESTERN MARlLAND-Reports gross
earnings for July SOS. sc9, inc. SIR. o3s main.
way and structures, sic, 50s, Inc. sl2, OIL :
maint. eauirnsG, 'i$s,7a 3, de-. .H,'n Trans.
,ais., sa7.o:i. inc Ri,s:i' Total operating
expenses were so.s50t OF gross a. against
S.llec Of gross In July. 1915. an improvement
In efficiency OF operation. 90 measured. o. SIS.
The sun., 1916-08-30
MINING NEWS.

ANNEX MINING co. -Announced eight
stamp head will lie In operation Oct. !, plscins
property in position to handle daily rcci
tonnage Of 6.70e,
BIG LEDGE COOPERATIVE from Pres. Il
Duo states or" struck IN new shaft runs 4c
copper. sin gold ana I'll silver 10 ton. II
only y estimated value Of ore bodies is Sc
Detailed report Of engineers expected within
% days
BITE 4 sCPERIoR-ssid 10 have Pieces
all probable production to end Of year durins
recent bulge in spelter market. D're',or,
scheduled to meet next month for action or
Oct. dividend. June quarter earnings s75s .
share. compared with Ssn preceding
months,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. said to b 80 ton.
OF ore a day. Operators handicapped BY lack
of hoistins machinery. which viii be read,
next month. From s 20 rs n. Of ore developed
At different levels. sssaying from o. to los
copper. with some silver values
SPRINGER CoNsoL MNIN0 co.-Char
tered In Delaware 10 DO general mining bust!
uess. Capital 3i,oco. mo. Incorporstors, Her
bert p. Latter, Norman p. Comm Clement NJ
Enger.
ST JOSEPH LEAD co.-peclared eItrs
reserve. In addition 70 quarterly dividend OF
zsc. a share both payable Sept, 90 to stock OF
record Sept. 0.
VERNON MINING co.-relesrsm from min,
states use n newly Installed electric powel
begins to-day. ard shipments Of ore V
smelier will Sept g.
VICTORIA CopPER MNING-July produc
tion reported as los tons, against in2 fol-
Jane, averaging better than 6:& refined cop
per, Rails being laid TO bottom Of shaft fol
new shipway with construction PAID out OF
earnings.
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DAY TALKS TO EQUITABLE MEN.
Busincss Rest for Years. Tie SRy s-
Sightseeing Trim spoiled.

William 4. Day. president OF the
Equitable Life Assurance Society, hold
Ing a convention at the Waldorf-Astoria,
made tho principal address OF the frst
business session yesterday morning. He
reviewed the Equitable's progress in the
last five years and declared that re-
ports from agents all over the country
indicated that business was better than
II has been for years.
In the afternoon 600 members OF the
agency clubs with their friends tried
TO TAXI a sightseeing tour around New
York IN q chartered steamer. but the en-
fines OF the boat gave out and after two
hours delay the vessel had TO he towed
back to the foot OF East ~Thirty-fourth
street. whore the start was made.
a evening a theatrical performance
including a sketch called "The Hundred
Thousand Case" written II acted by
members OF the society. was presented
IN the grand ballroom. \ dinner to-
morrow night will end the c%onvention.
The sun., 1916-08-30
B L UTILITY NEWN

RKANsAs VALLEY Ry. LIT. 4 POWER
July Sross $40, sa3. inc, fs.s1 net after taxes
81, si2, inc. T.3l5. Twelve months gross g.,
eoS. 1s5 lac, so, As; net after taxes Stl, l5e,
iuc. s6i. so6.
CITIZENS TRACTIoN-Ju July gross earnings
:3. 81, against So, 3s+ in. July, 1875 net sl6,
S7l. against "a "a surplus 81, u: against s.,
sos; net sl5o. el2 against Sl27. sa3, surplus s7.-
9l3 against S6l, 70l,
CLEyELANp, SOUTHWESTERN 4 cOLCM.
BIS RY.-July gross sis. 0os. inc. 1870 net
~, 0sl. inc. S,7s7 surplus after charges SIS,
SCI. Inc. ss,B Seven months gross SOS, 05i.
inc. s5s, So. net se7s. ee7 Inc $3.50; surplus
after charges tss,oI, inc, f55. sol,
UrNEY oPERATIoS.ssn Francisco cogrts
have upheld A. valid ordinance adopted BY San
Francisco Board Of Supervisors prohibiting
cpsradoa q 3itnsys IN Market street between
0Io = Y 81 : 70 ~ aAA slse unitaAG
The sun., 1916-08-30
LONDON MARKET.

LONDON, Aug, es--sfoney was abundDn.
and discount rates were easy to-day. The
effect Of Rurnania's action was more eppar-
ent on the stock Exchange and the market,
were cheerful and IN some Instances buoy
ant, notably Russian mines and indus,rlals
and the oil group. while the lsading gil:
edged securities also advanced. Conso,,
gained y and the war loan was freely
bought. American shares were effected by
strike fears ana the break IN wheat. prices
sagging fractionally. Shipping shares w-rs
heavy French exchange improved, bu'
rentes were easy. both In anticipstion o!
the issus OF a portion OF the French loan
here as soon as Russian exchange hs,
eased further.
consols for money closed ~ bsb new
a.. per cent war loan At sss. Money. ~
per cent. Discount rs'es. short ana three
month bills, 6ndbK per cent, Gold pre-.
m!ums at Lisbon, ~.
The sun., 1916-08-30

ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
n. Iouis southwestern Railway O..

1T. Louis. No. Angus, GARD. 1918.
NOTICE II hereby given tina, tho annual
meeting % the stockholders OF 81. Louis
southwestern Railway Company will ts
he'd az The General Offices OF the Company
Ia the Railway Exchange Building. Sixth
ard OliNs Streets In tie CITY Of ST. Louis
Nj, oil Tuesday. Ocioter 3rd, 1915, at nine
o lock A. Nj. tor the election OF Directors
o. the Company. In conformity with the by.
Jaws. aGd for the transaction o: such other
bus!ne's a. may legally como before said
meeting
The regular annual meeting Of the pirso.
tors Of the Company Will bs ned az the
same place Immediately after tho adjourn.
inert Q: she ~Storkho!4.rs' meeting
The stock transfer books o. The COMPANY
vi. be closed on saturday. september 2nd.
1915, a. twelve o'clock noon, and Will be
reopsned 81 ten o'clock A. 81. on wednss.
day, October .h, lels.
EDWIN GOULD,
Chairman o! the Rosrd ara President.
ARTHUR J TRCSsELL. Secretary.
The sun., 1916-08-30
Hospital ships Last Trip.

The floating hospital maintained b.
-. Johns Guild Will make It's last trim
for this summer Tomorrow. During .ho
sumner 1900 children and mothers os
The slIm districts have been taken OUT
Tor the saa air on his vessel. and. ac-
corning To nm announcement made by
the Guild last night. not one case OF In
fantile paralysis has developed among
them.
The sun., 1916-08-30
PUBLIC NOTICEs-


THE KENNEDY. MITCHELL 4 CO.'S BANK
We. IN. under.iGn.d. hereby give motto.
o, our Intention TO organize q Bank. under
,ua pursuant 10 the Jaws q the STATE Of Sew
York. aud, IN conformity with the stair.
4, such case made and provided, ". HEREBY
,r.cifv ana state Sc folloVs, - We:
'FfRST. The names Of the propos-i In
ccrporators ere Waiter + Harrington,
Jo.eph ". stone and Jsmss a, Lewis
SECOND, The name o: the proposed
IKK1E>SEDv. MITCHELL Z CO.'S BANK.
THIRD. The location o! the PROPOSED
Bank Is 20 be IS Wall Street. Borough Of
Narhsttan, CIV and State OF New York
FOURTH. This amount OF It's o-pi,A,
stock 10 one hundred thousand uioc. o06. ooC
In witness whereof W hsvs hsrsunto
anxed our s!gnsturss this :ni day Of Au.
,s,snsdj WALTER z. HARRINGTON,
WILLIAM X. GARDINER
WILLIAM n ecHOTT,
JOSEPH W. STONE.
JAMES A LEWIS
The sun., 1916-08-30
\FN RIILTY CORPORATIONS.

= y. Aug -s-Ths following
49,. r,nies were registered here to-
''saNr Garden Realty Corporation,
H2.tal, 5000, directors Zen
. f- ~, Louis stitze! and Irving J.
sniarr Realty Company Man
ta..'.l 81. 600: directors. Hyrlan
i..N ! G,iisir!n and samuel $
%. R',li Company. Brook
t. or .rf.r. Fuher' Keen
r.pbH. ana jennie l.. rat
. nr court Rcaltv Company,
" IfpItal 1880. directors.
.'-'h. Louis Levy and Beriram
The sun., 1916-08-30
Chicago & Western Indiana Railroad Co.
GENERAL MORTGAGE BONDS.
Trustees OGire. Room 3. 18th Iloor),
Mill. BLiIhinx.

~ tho numbers Of IN. 1875 bonds. ISSUED
under ths '-u.' dsei - the Chicago 3
N..tern Indiana Rgi,roai COMPANY. da'.i
N-csnh-r Isl. u.s.. TO he r-iesrr.i. bt
n. op.ration ~ tho Slrb'rE Funi on sep.
- next, a. the or's- Of M"ssrs J. = Nor.
gan 4 Co, Now York. AZ To- ana ecctp"i
Interest TO tina: Hate. Registered toh4s
should be sccompsr'@l by a power o; at
tornsy trar.:.rrirE them 20 bearer.
CHARLES u RUSSELL. -,,..
HERBERT l.. sATTERLEE.
The sun., 1916-08-30
LEoSIDAs II. BEssoN. Secretary.
NEW YORK RAILWAYS COMPANY
Notice Of Interest Payment Of AdJustmeut
Income Honda.
TVF N\CKAY COMPANIES

rPFFINNED DIVIDEND NO u.
COMMON DIVIDEND 40 b
Tbs regular quarterly dividend Of or
Ser cent on the preferred shares ana th'
regular quarterly dividend Of one ana on.
quarter per cent. on tho common shares IN
The MackaN COmpan!es will bs paid o.
ttber .ns, 1915, = shsreholiers OF record
g. they appear a.. the close Of ~ousiness
sep'emo.r s,h. ;sC The transfer book
viii not be closst.
EDWARD c. YLArT rss.surs,.
Date, August seth, 1919.
The sun., 1916-08-30
BATES on OTHER COUNTRIES.

.ArpT0Inate PARTIES OF above are; Holland.
0au's; Italy, Greece ami switzerland,
Ire irachms and francs respe'1ively
nt.'a u Z" cents; Austria. 2jE cents. Den
MN EA cents; Argentina paper. ~
tsnls Argentina gold, lc?S pesos; India,
- crr's japan, 81 emit
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-ChicaFo, Zoe. pre-.
MUM =. Louis. lOr. discount bid. &c. dis.
t9lrl- ssaed: Montreal. =. 10 $50 premium:
tn Frlr~sco, &c, premium
The sun., 1916-08-30

were de.gnsi-d by 10; for redemption ..
the o-ce II the Central Trust Company
OF Sew York on the met day o! her,
1915. a. los per 'ent4rn on tho par value
In accoriAnrs with sIpplsmentaI deed OF
trust cf February -7th. 1855
Interest on ssi' boids VIII cease % ths
day named for -eI-mrtlon
New fo& AIG Iet IN, 1914
l. !. ~sNlrHLRa,
Cor Henderson Bridge CoinpanH
r. /. EABtOCK,
OF Contra. Trust con pary ~ ~. 2.
The sun., 1916-08-30

SINKING FUND.

THIS rs To CERTIFY that at q drawing
held his eighth day Of Aggust. 1915. IN
or presence, at the oT Q Il th- Central
Trust Cpmpsuy Of NV York. at eleven
O'Clock in ths morning, IN" following
The sun., 1916-08-30

Proposals for Clothing ara Matsr.aisi-
Office Of Depot 0uar'erraaster, Ph!latsl.
phia, Pa, ssa!ed Proposes vi! be received
here unt!l 400 o'eloek. A. NJ. sep;smeer
3, 1919, for furnishing At this Depot;
Crsvatsi iaess, leather: Mualiu ana Tape,
Snbisaehsd. Information on application
The sun., 1916-08-30
Nofe -AFTlciutural and I've stock payer ma.
tu-.i'e of from 81 days TO Sir months.
nnf. c,bm,tsv
Commodity
nAnas


Authorized rates for bankers scccptances.
r. minimum, tT max Am. Rates for bills
q exchange purchased IN open market by
Atlanta bank. 81 p5isee Rates for bills with
o. without member bank Endorsement. With
haiuriiies Of ninety days or less. purchs sed
IN opsn market by 81. Louis bank, .d4Ts
ts'es tor commercial paper pu-chas Il in
cie1 market by Dallas bank. 3r5T. Rate.
10Y trade accepiances, with msturiues Of
10 without member hank Endorsement. by
New orl.sne branch of Atlanta bank. -.
q Rate of SO for commodity paper with
hl'Tiics o: from sixty days to sx months
The sun., 1916-08-30

TT. interest on IN. same Vii lass sep
tember Let. 1910. and the principal o. the
bonds plus Ave per cent premium, viii be
redeemed at 'f'a on 9 an Ala after that
date. c. l.. AMRIER,
Assistant Treasurer.
The sun., 1916-08-30
@. W. Morse sued for $4,000.

Charles ". Morse was sued yester-
day in the Supreme Court by william
Bradley and the executors Of the estate
OF the late Joseph D, Carroll for $4,000.
alleged TO be due on . note made by
Morse 70 Carroll and Bradley on July
10. 1908. Interest to date also 10 asked
The sun., 1916-08-30
TO THE HOLDERS or
MCTCAL ItkNI>AI COMPANY
III Isl II AIO,
Elrst MnrtEAge - Rnnds.

7 7 NJ .NVIIT 7"
No.l'e Is hereby given. as provided n
the lrS"n'ure dated July 80, 800 end the
u ieu,4re su~rplrW .rthl thereto, Gated lsr-
ubry i-t. 1903. that sealed orsrs VII. bs
received up 10 - o'o.ocx A NJ. on sep
'eiutsr lIth, 1876. by he Undersigned at
- Orlc.. 80 40 broadway, Sew Nof1,
~ tho ss.. 20 & a. Trustee u. the low
80 'r!'e not exceeding lQ.3ee ami a
CrueI interest. a. which s.gh bonds shh /.
.. offered for delivery On NrlH"sGky. sep
;omher l7,h. 1915. o. sa"r.l"ut ~ ~.
above bonds 20 exhaust the sun { Twtr'v-
eight thousand. eight hur1r-d sni sew
.uty-.'s dollars eni eivhtv.thrs. cent.
,s.s.s-ss'. CHs-S shou ! he seal-f and
endorsed oyer. ~ Mutual Terminal COM
rauy n R4na.p First NurtgaE- - Rurds
70 s'rklnG Fur1' an adarossed 70 the
Trust DEPARTMENT. To" right &. re
seryel 20 reject siV cor AL uN-Te
GUARANTY TRUST rMTASY OF Srw
YORK.
BY CHARLES ii sABIS, President.
Dated. New York. Angus. .-ni. !tie.
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loui.vfpe a Nashville Railroad 10,

IT FTOafNHy. ~ loFN IN"N y wv
In accordance WITH the fr''us % N.
MortFAge o. ths Pensacola N',ision 81 ~ =
Company, the FOLLOW 'ry Thlr'N-siy iH'I
tonis have tn. day been drawn for ihs
The sun., 1916-08-30
SILVER PRICES.

.Ar-'i-s rrtNe Of silver In New York in
f.. lit vas q Sc. an ounce. IN August,
q. N August, 1873. o.. ~. IN August,
- Z. Ne N August. 1911, 52lfc
The sun., 1916-08-30
DRIGGs.sEABURY ORDINANCE 90.

Al a meeting o: the Bosrd Of pirectors
held to.dey u dividend Of iGcs on the
Met Preferred Stock and a dividend o.
te1cisrsa payssie s.p,.ms.s Is tUs,s ,s
Stockholders o, record september /, 1919.
J. H Coox essSstAsS.
The sun., 1916-08-30
FOREIGN Z.

TIE feature of the foreign exchange market
3'Ct15sy was the break IN German exchange
10 new Low record prices. On the Other hand.
franr tychsnz. advanced 10 q new hlsh hs
NJ for the month and ruhles sold at the
A-h.s, point they have touched for many
months
In the following 'ahles. when the de.
nlaai sight or check rate 10 quoted in
lu'ed sts'es currency IL 10 said TO favor"
tbs country ~ less than ''pa-.' hut when
quoted in foreign currency II 10 said 30 be
'against" this country II less than par. For
The onvenience of readers such rates are
marked = when an favor OF and ~" when
HAas, this country.
The sun., 1916-08-30
RAILROAD NEWS.

United States railroads operating 1928. 6.
n.ies' or practically so% Of the country's
IN the necal year ended June 80 last, and The
comparison Of results with the preced,ns