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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-25
BUILDINGS FALL
LAID TO MORTAR
Collapse of Structure in
Bronx Blamed on
WOrkmen.

Defective mortar used by the con-
tractors caused the collapse of the
building at Marion Avenue and lSoth
Street on Wednesday and the resultant
death of two men and the injury OF a
score, according to John G. Borgstede'
Acting Borough President of The
Bronx. Mr.. Borgstede made this state
ment yesterday. after getting re-
port from Joseph J. Dunn, an inspector
of construction attached to the Bureau
Of Buildings.
According to Dunn's report, he in
spected the building several times be-
tween IL A. NJ. Tuesday and the time
il COLLAPSED. He also says that he tod
Peter Polstein, a member of the con-
tracing firm, that the mortar was not
being mixed in the proper proportions
His report reads: :,
This building is being constructed
contrary 10 the approved plans IN tha'
the cement and mortar for the walls
is not being measured and mixed IN
the proper proportion of 10 per cent
lime and So per cent cement.
Polstein on the stand before Coroner
Flynn Yesterday admitted that he had
had no scientific training IN building
construction beyond his experience as
a bricklaver. He said he paid no at
tention to the qualifications of the men
working the cement mixing machine as
long as they were able TO run it, He
also testified that his firm had con-
tracted to do all the bricklayinng with
the exception of the foundations for
sI2IOO. Asked if this was not small
return for a building 100 by 100 feet.
he said it left a substantial margin OF
profit for his firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-25
Mining Stocks.
TROUBLES
Bankruptcy Petltlens.

PEERLESS CREAMERY AND DAIRY EQUIP
MINT COMPANY. Inc.-Petition filed against
Peerless Creamery and DaiD Equipment Company,
Inc. IS Vesey ST. by these creditors Albert WIS,
ner $500 NJ V. Kennedy Company, $lt. and
Harry Zurker $50 Liabilities stated 20 be
81 600 and assets $4,000. II was incorporated on
June 2s 1914 Judge Hand appointed Jesse knight
receiver under a bond o. 1000. and authorized
him 10 carry on business for fifteen days. The
bankruptcy petition was precpiistct by an aliot-
ment Obtained by the Chester Dairy supply Com
pAny on which the sheriff took possession Of the
assets 49, -. -, -,
nled petition with liabilities Si79 and no avail
.hlc assets lie has claim against the New lork
RAILWAYS Company for damages. value unknown.
PETTR DE- BRUIN-Petiuon hled sgainst Peter
he Rruiu 46 West 24th st.. who formerly had 3
rsstaursn, ia the Masonic Club. by these creditors
n L. Titus t245. GreenbSum & Mckeivey. S55S.
and Middendorf 4 Rohrs. s246 lie made al as
sIsnruent on July &c Liabilities are $4,000.
SIGMUND SCHUMAN-Petiuon fled against
Sgmund Schpman. grccer. is spring ST. by elShi
creditors. whose claims aggregate SoSi.
Bankruptcy Schedules.
J. A STEVENSON & CO. Inc. manufacturer
Of dresses East seth ST.. has FLED schedules
showing liabilities s37 500 and assets S2OS55. con-
si,ting OF stock. 81 SOS. machinery and fixtures
Sc Sss ana accounts s. 95s Among the creditors
Az, IichtrIrteirn 4 Stern. si.oT9. secured. II. II.
Msnmson 4 Co. sl6os. and Desmond Dunno
'-'''~' Assignment Made.
BARNETT LAZARUS. jobbcr IN women's under
wear as The Capital Muslin Underwear Company
$40 BroadNsy has made an assignment 70 MAJ :
weinberg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-25
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

Resignation N Second It ROY 7. WORK, Neb y;
C.: Capt ORynLE Z CLARK Ohio y. q. and
CAPT. LEONARD O. MEIGs Wash y. g.. ae-
csbt JOSEPH HERRING, retired. to =, M,eKen-
y T Who So ,eIi'y gac a 10 ~ Meade d.
iieyias ca Capt. LEWiS S. d RUcKER.JR. re-
tired Capt ECCkER to home and stand re-
Bds Gen. FREDERICK W. SHELLEY. report by
tel. TO gen. south. dep. for Assignment 10
Col. rFYToN c. MARCH. AdH. Gen. relieved
from detail In adj. gen. dep. and assigned TO s'h
Leave Of absence from August % to Sept. granted
Col. PEYroN G. MARCH, AZ Gen;
~ relieved from further dc.ai as adj gen. and de-
tailed IN the adj zen. dep.. Il. Col. CRulk-
SHANKs Will proceed 10 Washington and report
NAVY.
Rear Adm J. II GLENNON. commissioned.
Il Com J. D. WAINWRIGHT detached Columbia.
Sep. 3. 10 Naval Academy, Sept 80
Il. W. L. CuLBERsON. 10 Naval Academy
Il. Z. A. JONES. detached Memphis. to wes,lns-
house Electric Manufacturing Co. Pittsburgh
Ii =. II. HAMMOND detached Texas to Memphis
Il d. G. Il T. WOOD. 10 Texas. Aug. 81.
Ems. FITzHUGH GREEN TO special temporary duty.
Ems. G X MARTIN. detached Montana. to Jupiter
Asst SURG. HAROLD l. JENSEN. VI. r. e.. de-
iached nav yard. Mare Island. to Naval Med
On. Bisn. J. D WALSH. detached nav yard
en- fo Tsa Wi Il n J { y;;a detached na,
coal depot. Melville. H. l.. to navy yard. Ports
Oh. Btsn. II n BRAYToN. detached vesta to
charge naval coal depot. Melville T. !.
Bisn. c. l. GREENE. 10 temporary duty receiving
ship at San Francisco
en- Gun 7. c. MESSENGER. detached Rainbow
10 homo ard wait orders
Ch Gun. J. G. EVANS. detached navy yard. Puge,
Sound. 10 Rainbow.
Ch Gun. J. L. ORION. to duty navy yard. Puget
Sound.
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED.
Aug 22-Burslo at San Francisco CaStine. at San
Pedro de Macoris and La Romano: Chattanooga
At Mazatan: Reid. al Washington.
Aug 23-Accomac, at Boston: Celtic. al Port au
Prince: Cleveland. al Mare Island: Glacier. a.
san Francisco Powhstan. at Newport
SAILED
Aug 22-Castine. San Pedro de Macoris for IN
Romano
AUG 23--Ccltic. Port AL Prince for Guantanamo
= Hancock. New Orleans for Tampico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-25
Max Loewenthal Charged
with Attempting Larceny
in First Degree.
WORKMAN TELLSOF
PROMISED PROFIT
SAYS He Let Automobile
Fall on Him to Get
Compensation.

DR.. Max Loewenthal. of 1871 Seventh
avenue, WINS arrested last night at his
summer home in Arverne, L. l., charged
with attempting grand larceny in the
first degree. According to District At
torney Swami, he was one of ring
of physicians in this city who worked
in concert with several lawyers in
bringing fraudulent accident suits, by
which they cleaned up thousands of
dollars every year.
According TO Thomas McGlynn, alias
Thomas Hill, DR.. Loewenthal was ex
aiming physician for Benjamin Gun
ner and Alexander Mandeltort, two law
yers who are under indictment for at
tempting grand larceny growing out
of fraudulent accident suits.
Hill has confessed to the District At
torney that Dr. Loewenthal told him
how he could easily get money under
the workmen's compensation act and
collect two-thirds of his yearly salary
by getting injured.
Hill said he was employed in a ga
rage at 24S West 124th street, and in
April, 1916. when working under a
car, he contrived to let the car fall in
such a way as TO escape practically
without injuries.
After being carried out of the pit
by sympathetic comrades, Hill feigned
painful injuries of the arms and body,
and when asked if he preferred any
particular physician. he named Loewen-
thai. He said the doctor swathed him
in bandages and told him to 20 home
and stay there until he heard from
him.
81 got tired of staying home" Hill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-25
From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. August "a.
lRnfV

ARMY
Col SAMUEL T. ALLEN. Coast Art. CORPS. TO
Fort Hamilton. y. T.. ~ temporary duty thence
70 this city and report for duty at the Army War
Cart EDWARD l. KING. Cd Cav. to Fort
Ethan Allen for temporary duty thence TO TINS
city and report for duty. It the Amy War Col
lcge as heretofore directed
First II. JOIN c. WATERMAN. Inf. upon com
p.etion of his duties mastering Officer 10
Walter Reed Hospital. D. C., fOi observation ana
Capt CHARLES O. THOMAS. yr. Is. Cav. to
LcteTman General Hospital Prcsidio Of San
Francisco. for observation and treatment.
Second II CHARLES {. BENEDICT 2lst Inf.
to Aviation School San Diego. as aviation stu
Col ADELBERT CRoNKHITE. Coast Art. Corps.
assigned to command Of Panama Coast Art. Dis
Capt DANIEL II. GIENTY. 4th Cav. will report
TO com. gen. Hawaiian Dept. for assignment IN
CAPT EDWARD X. MACON. retired. relieved from
duty a Castle Heights School. Lebanon. Tenn.
to Chicago. for duty as supply officer. aviation
Second Ii. CLARENCE s. CHURCHILL. 7th Inf.
70 So. Corps aviation school. san Diego. as ANA
Resisnations o. First Ii. FLOYD L. STEVENS. 1t.
Col. CLAR5NCIE; . S s.. WADSWoRTH y !. n.
First Ii. ARTHUR {. BACHNiEYER, o. y. @. !.
First 1t. HENRY A. ALLEN. and Capt. FL
AE I,,. Z g.. AD L \. y y: G: Mai GROVER
Captain HENRY NJ. FALEs. 2iih Inf. retirement
First It. LEONARD BARRETT. Ord Dep. from
Icaiinny Arsenal. Dover. y. j.. TO Augusta
Arsenal. Georgia and report for duty
1t Col. CHARLES WILCOX, Med. Corps, to
Capts MATHEW A REAsONER and FRTDK s.
MACY, Med. Corps. to Washington, for eIsmina
Capt. CHARLES +. FREEMAN. Med. Corps. TO
Jefferson Barracks, Mo, for examination for pro-
CAPT. FERDINAND sCHMITTEa. Med Corps. to
Columbus Barracks. No. for examination for
promotion
Mai FREDERICK NJ. HARTSoCK. Med. CorpS.
to Governors Island. \. Y. FOR examination FOR
promotion.
Resignation OF Second It, WILLIAM z. wESSON.
Conn, y. c.. accepted.
Resignation O; First Il. HERBERT II. CLOSER.
y. y. y. G., and First L. EDWARD ]. BIG
LEY, Penn. \. c.. accepted.
Capt. LEWIS $. MOREY. 10th Cav, detailed as
prof Of military science and tactics at Penn.
Military College Chester.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-25

Rio C,spds do Sui Auf 23-Jungshoved 'p'h''
New York via ~ Lucia and RIO Jhnet" c.,-s,.
DeIsToa Bay. Aug 22-City on savsblan;
and Colombo for Boston and As" w., ia,
KirkwsH. Aug 22-Mocrdyk tDutehl' Nc" ''"
Rotterdam. ~. 49, york
C,no.. Aug 22-yflle du Have Ffl: Ss~ 'o'A
Naples Aug 22-Patris tFrD. New Iork
SAILED
Antofsgssta, Aug 23-shermsn. Ner lorx, 9.
london, Aug 25-Alconda tBrl. Bo'so"i'
na,ss ,s psy. Aur 23-Rondo Dutch. from
BstaViaD, New York .. v..
Aicrandra Egypt. Aug 23-Gsrgoys. ~ '"'''
Imam Aug i3-salens lDatcbl. New iofh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-25

told the District Attorney, and IN
day or so went to work for furn,t.ss.ss
moving concern. Loewenthal certine1
the accident for me under the name %
Thomas Scully. and when the lnves..
gators looked for me they couiah nnJ
me. The Zurich General Acciden. nsu
Liability Company, Of 90 John street '.
which had the case, became suspicious s
and despite the opposition OF ~
had their own eHan,, h.
DR.. n. NJ. Stark, of 106 East high.y
first Street, examine me at my place.
OF business. - ~,
"Then DR.. Byron c. Darling, OF i-s
East Thirty-fourth Street, mace az
X-ray examination and found tna .,s sn
fractures Of the arm and rios cer.'."
TO by DR.. Locwenthal did not exist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-25
Representatives of the Big
Distributing Firms To
Be on Hand.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
TO TAKE A HAND
Inquiry the Result of
Threat of a Strike of
Farmers October |.

The Wicks legislative committee
which has been upstate for the last
three months investigating the pro-
ducing end Of the milk selling business,
will begin this morning at hearing
in the City Hall an investigation. OF
the distributing end.
Representatives Of all the big milk
companies have been subpenaed and
il is expected that many small dealers
also will be present
The investigations are a result OF
the threat of a farmers strike if
higher prices are not paid by city deal
ers. New contracts must be signed
before October /. Most of the big
dealers have declared that if they must
nav more for milk the price 20 con-
sumers must be increased proportion
ately.
Swami To Be Represented.
District Attorney Swami said yester-
dav that he would have a representa-
tive at all the committee hearings,
with view to determining whether
the Donnellv anti-mOnopoly law has
been violated. The committee probably
will! be in the city about ten days.
Borden's Condensed Milk Company
has announced its intention OF putting
its books and records pertaining. to the
milk branch OF its business at the dis.
posal of the Wicks committee or Oh
tn District Attorney and 10 furnish all
information in its possession bearing
on the problem of milk prices.
Bordens will be represented at the
hearing to-day by n. n. Hallock, a vice.
president. The Sheffield Farms-Slawson
Decker Company will be represented by
Lotion Horton, president, and George
Alger. chief counsel; the Locust Farms
Company, by Alva Cuddeback, presi-
dent. Deputy Commissioner II. A. En-
erson will represent the State Depart
ment of Foods and Markets at the IN
vitation of the Dairymen's League.
State Senator Charles W. Wlcks IS
chairman of the committee, Assembly,
man H. Z. Machold vice-chairman and
Assemblyman W. w. Law, jr., secretary.
The other members are Senators n. NJ.
Marshall. ". S. Halliday and d. }. Car
roll and Assemblymen II. L. Grant,
d. P. Witter and F. J. Taylor.
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INSTRUCTION.

INolnCLtlUN.
NEW YORk--Manhattan.
FRIENDS SEMINARY
z2o-22s EAST 18TH ST., NEW YOhx.
FRIENDS SCHOOL,
1f0-11s scbermerborn ST.. BrookIv,
kINDERGARTEN AND PRPPARaTn,.
SCHOOLS FOR GIRLS AND boys
Individual Instruction Regular Gees.
INCLUDE LANGLAGLS. MUSIC, ART, NAN
IAL TRAINING. Large playyrounds ~
soctarisn. Catalos sent on request.
SPANISH , AND o1ElR
"S LANGUAGE
Learn quickly With pronouncirr records q, r..
that's Practical Lingustry. FL al TALKING M1tis.s
Write for Booklet OF cali for Demo1strItioa
THE LANGUAGE PHONE mfTy0n
sss Putnam Bds. ". fJth 81. hs,r ~
BERKELEY-IRVlNG school.
Tbirty-seveDth Year Opens Octob,, ~.
All grades. From Primary % cal,"s.,
instruction. Modern Building Gymns,,-''
Swimming Pool. Playground s6s ~ ~;
West s3rd Street. Tel. iii5 Columbus. 90
FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE SCHOOL m.
Nervous and Backward Child,s.
VIII open DAY SCHOOL a, sis 49,,
81 (nesr Riverside Dnvej. Intl Oct a IN
BOARDING. SCHOOL 2ssth 81 and Rivera 4.
Phone kingsbridge BIG.
Tho Berlitz School Of Langu,,.
fyy 1880 WEST IrH STREET. N
Brookyn Branch. Hs-23o Hnnsltaa Il
MANHATTAN COLLEGE, 3'say 4 III. .,
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AFTERNOON BOAT
~ Hudson Y River
ID ay Line
CATSKILL EVENING LINE

leaves daily, except Sunday. foot Of Chris
topher St. 6; w l29th St, $50; Yonkers,
7 p. NJ. for Newburgh. Catskill, Hudson.
Coxsackle Tickets interchangeable with
those OF Day Line. Tel 1897 Spring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-25

Temp1rary AdmnlsIaIVI
ROLLINS ROLLINS. Attorneys ~,
Temporary Administrator. 81 Nasss-
Street. Borough Of Manhattan, NV
York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-25

Yesterdays A year
close ago
(cents). (cents).
Sert. contract. e.. S.S46S.S5 62O@6.21
Dec. contract. 49,. S.S66S.S7 641@6.42
March contract. S.9S0S.99 6.59@6.6O
April contract. 9.03@9.Oi 6.64@6.65
Rye.-Prices were strong.
Closing Day Last
yesterday. before. year.
Cash, n. Y, bush. .S1.29 SIPS Sl.03
Flour and Meal.-Quotations were
firm.
Closing Day Last
yesterday. before. year.
Wheat. Mimi, spring
pat. $500 $500 $3.50
Rye -four, choice. 6.65 6.65 $50
Cornmeal, kiln dried 4.30 4.30 1896
Bran, in sacks. $3.50 24.50 $500
Sugar Futures.-The market for
+.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-25
MILLS G. GLIB TO PAY $4,000
Bank for Savings to Get Instalment on
Mortgage.

Judge A. N. Hand signed an order
Yesterday directing Joseph B. Martin
dale and J. Harper Poor, receivers for
Mills g. Glib, white goods importers, TO
pay another instalment Of s25,ooo on
the principal of the mortgage Of s76''
600 held by the Bank for Savings on
property at Fourth Avenue and twenty
second Street.
In accepting this instalment the bank
agrees not to demand further payments
on the principal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-25
PROPOSALS.

FOR FURNISHING oo gr
Sy,ce ~ Assistant Purchasing o,s,,,s
Rail Road Company: Islt
S,-.et New York August -ls' -
SesIsI proposals will be received :, "a
oeiec until ~ o'clock noon. septemos' raj
1915. for furnishing to the a.. coal. n
sccaraance with terms and condltIs Ard
forth in Circular No. P-ses. bls =, this
fuli Information may b oota,hsu, .sistsst
once. Il. r. RUTHERFORD
Purchasing Oficer.
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HELP WANTED.
SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female.
COLLEGE GRADUATE twoman) wishes position :
companion or tutor preferred Address Il. {.
H.. New York Tribune.
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Barometer Readings.

H.. 1911 p No.. sils p. m......' 50
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
DUTIER--vALET-useful: Scotch: thoroughly
competent. 81. years excellent references CITY
or COUNTRY Miss shaughnessys Agency. u West
f9d At
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sues Brother for Wife's Love.

Andrea Pinto, Of Hoboken, yesterday
filed suit in the Hudson County CIR
cuit Court for $4,000 against his
brother. Charles, who is alleged to have
won the affections of his brothers wife,
Maria Antonio Pinto.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-25
MOTORCYCLE RACE KILLS MAN
Wife and Children, Quarantined' "e'
News Day Later.

Mrs. Charles Tate, who, with heI
four children, is under quarantine al
Blairstown, N. j., was informed yester,,
day Of the death Of her husband
Wednesday night at Rye, n. Y.
Tate, who lived at Mamaroneck, was
racing with another man on motor,
cycle, II isl said. Tate's wheel skidded
i'm the sand. hurting him over the
handle bars against telephone pole
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-25

Us A year
U. S. Treasury Finances.

Washington. Aug 24.-The condition OF the
United States Treasury AZ the close u business to-
day. .... - $50 -.
ordinary receipts. &l5@,V@o, tctA ofuihAy pay
The defcit this fiscal year Is SABA 800. against
dencit OF sci i2l. s77 last year. exclusive Of
Panama Canal and public debt transactions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-25
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
Havre Aug 2l--kais (Br). New York: 22d. SIT
tNorl. do.
Rotterdam. Aug 22-Tdaho tNor). New York;
AleIandhs. d. Aug 23-Chariton tGrk). New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-25
WEST SIDE.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
BOROUGH OF BROoKLYN

oNE-FAMMY HOUSES. detached, garass nin.
rooms. BATH showers. electric lights. Tioarn
cleaners steam parQuetry; $3.50; 500 casl 'D
monthly and interest BUILDERS. 1880 ia u
Take West End subw ay Municipal Bldg 10 ia 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-25
Orchard and Field.

Yesterday year ago
Beans, marrow. choice. 100 ID.
S9.45@S9.50 S7.50@S.60
Peas, Scotch, choice,
Potatoes, L. l.. per Dbl,
s25O@S3.00 s1.25@Sl.5I
Potatoes, n. j., per bag.
S2.OO9s290 S1.10@$1.35
Apples. fancy, Dbl,
Peaches, n. j., basket,
ESQ IS .15@ 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-25
A year
Yesterdays

Cottonseed Oil Futures.-The cotton
seed oil market was active yesterday,
but price changes were irregular, the
near positions showing losses of 5 to 7
points, while the distant months were
net unchanged to Is points higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-25
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Official Record and Forecasts Tor the
Ne.t Twenty-four Hours.

Washington. Aug. .i.--whIle there are stiii 'hsn'
indications Of disturbance over tho bahama'' ia'e
r,por,s do not indicate the presence OF dahsc''"'
weather conditions In that region or the a''''e"'
districts.
In the United States there have bern 'ea'"'e'
,hunders,orms along ,hs Gulf and south AuAn'''
cons, and also In the upper lake region Ihe ,en
,,,,. rbaures Lsyc been small and unimpnHsnt
ri,6 a r,ins tendency IN the Ohio Valley "'d ''A0
region. 81, -. ,.r,c.,atu,es will
,',,i,uc In Atlantic coast district for ihe mex.
forty-cght hours Elssshere esst Of the MissSs.p'
RI,c, fsIr weather with slight temperature changes
will prevail. e..a.. Sorth Atlantic
l,sbt and variable with fair wesiher -.
MID Atlantic Hight southeast win ialt Nes sn1
Sou,h Atlantic and cas-. Gulf. lisht ana 'AlAo'
Wcst Gull. iisht south. with fair weather. an.
tppcr lakes. light northwest TO west "inu>' A"'
fair weather. -. A.. ..,,hx,s, vind,
Lower lakes. moderate west T" s'"
and fair weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-25

Highest temperature. u degrees tn IZ,so Eede
r,c.s. nvera.e Tor corresponding date last yev 80
degrees; average Tor corresponding date last thirty
three year. II degrees.
Barometer Readings.
as7s1 M. 29.7sls p. No.. 2s79
Humidity.
1911 n m...... 6lls D. No.. 50
Local Fcrecast.-Gencrally fair to-day ahu sa.nr '
dov Not much change IN temperature. Light south
west 10 Ncst Winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-25
INCOMING STEAMERS.

TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
Close at New York
Hawaii. FIJI Islands New Zealand and
Australia Except Vest iva VAN
rDuyerl Niagara - 49,
J,p,n. Corra and China ESPECIALLY ad- -
dressed only Via sesttlcl-Irion. ........ To-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-25
OOUNTRY PROPERTY.

LET YOUR RENT PAY FOR YOUR HONE
Rest financial plan explained ny County hons
League. No 40 West S2d ST.. Dept Pnoos
$500 Mad So.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
HIGH WATER

United states Coast and Geodeac ouf's'', M
Fun ris-s .........5 :li Moon rises "a m t. ca
sun ssts .......... s.i2 Moon sets ~. NIL wv
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COMMODITIES
Continued from page nine.
Farm Produce
Dairy and Barnyard.

Dairy and Barnyard.
The following are New York prices,
yesterdays, compared with those of 8
year ago:
Yesterday. year ago
Butter, extra creamery, per ID,
32I.c@E 25%@26c
Cheese. state, whole milk, per ID.
17501sc IL @13Hc
Eggs, Penn, hennery browns,
So oslo q @30c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-25
..e.e,,,, for Special leeaIIu.,-E.st New York

4. f, Deiswsre generally fair to-day ana
saturday not much change IN Temperature, v,,
West New Yofk. Fast Penn0l!An1 Wceesnn,,,
giris Maryland virginia. District d 'oluho,' t
W. pcnnsyiyania south New England. iah AMI
somewhat warmer today. Saturday f.ir. ~, ,h,,n.
d.-sto-ns with rising temperature to-day: satufun
fair. ,, ,.,,.r.d showers an.
thunders;or7ns to-day. Saturday faf-
zeal OfteIal Recerds.-The following enolsi
-ocord from the Weather Bureau shows the cns.s.S
n tbs trn1usfaturc for the last twenty Tour kour,
m comparison with the corresponding date OF i"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-25
CHICKEN A SAFETY VAULT
Diamond Lost Year Ago Found In Its

Diamond Lost Year Ago Found In It's
Craw.
Mrs. William Jennings, of Hawthorne
Avenue, Port Chester, was shooing
chickens out of her garden last spring
when a diamond weighing one and one
half carats fell from its setting IN
ring she wore. A search failed to
find il. 3,
Yesterday the Jennings family had
chicken for dinner. and while Mrs. Jen-
nings was preparing the fowl the miss
ING diamond tumbled from its craw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-25
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED.-An energetic house agent TO repre-
sent a Calcutta firm In the burisp, BAG and Juts
trade one able 10 secure and cable out good bust
ness on arm offers required and we'll known 10 the
trade Apply Boz II zoo. care Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-25
LONG ISLAND.

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