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WANTED-APARTMENTS

GOVERNMENT ENGINEER desires furnished
one room and bsth apartment in NV sec
tion. FOX 22l. Star Office.
WANTFD-FINE OR SIN ROOM APARTMENT
Capitol Iill preferred, sbort April !. II
You have AN uneJpired lease which you are
willing TO make "a sGbstan reduction ui-
dress Ppr 2,a,. Star "ffc".
WANTED-FUENIsHED APT, THREE ROOMS
and bath. April 1st, for ten weeks. Il Pearl
ST.. Lancaster, Pa. 2Us
) OR ROOM APAErMENT; ANIL: WITH
large living room. porch, and, II possible. open
fireplace. in good location; state terus. Ad
dress PoI 1873, star office.
LADY AND DAUGHTER. BOTH IN OFFICE.
would for furnished apartment for
m"r. or would pay small pnt. Address Box
Sfsr nltta.
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John F. Donohoe & Sons, Inc.
3I4 PENNSYLVANIA Avenue Sc.
We WILL BEGIN RENT APRIL THE FIRST
ON ANY or THE HOUSES ENUMERATED
BELOW AND no ALL NECESSARY RI
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1928 Q nw.11r,cb. As. 90
s14 L NV, Sr, b. 5000
1875 W NV, ior. b. .85. so
2209 NJ nv. 11r.b.9 .9a.s9
636 L NV. er, b. ..32.b0
Sc r NV, 6r, b....21.@
2217 NJ nv. Tor, b. .27.j0
se22 G NV. Or, b. .G. 20
DWELLINGS
606 d Cap, 1Or, b. $3.50
z K ne. 11r. b. .2S. 90
II n Y AZ ne Or, b. %. 80
3f6 G ne, 6r. b.. %. 80
318 @ ne, 6r. b. $3.50
6o8 I'd ne, 6r, b. .2.50
$50 9Th ne, 8r, b. "a. so
DWELLINGS
SIS 1st Sc, sr. b, ,hw25.s1
$40 9Th Sc, ar. b. 1850
1900 q se, Or. b....16.0n
0OS 7th Sc, 6r. b. 1880
DWELLINGS
go NJ sw, Or. b. 1850
1905 C sw. 6r, b. 1850
3g2 N sw. Or. b. .10.M
4O8 11th sw, Sr, b. 1874
472 II sw, Or. b. .17.I
500 18th sw. 81, 1850
469 e sw, ar, VI. 1855
1901 A sw. Sr, b. 15.6l
457 Z sw, 6r. ". .14.s0
TWO-FAMl
1871 1st NV, Or, ,b.2l.|
1911 1st NV, Or, b. 20.50
1912 N J NV. br. b. ~. 80
BUSINESS
634 Pa nv nw... 200. 90
49, Pa av NV. 1900
6l5 La av NV. 100. 90
924 g NV. store. So. 90
1898 r. NV. 80. 90
1929 7th nw,st&dw45. 90
1928 9th NV. .sto,s. b37. so
2O54 + NV, ,sto&dw. 81. so
$50 NJ sw, st&dw 80. so
1922 Fl ne. st&dw 80. %
POI Mass av NV. 30. nh
CoLORED
7s o NV, Or. b. ..21.a0
1920 5th NV, Sr. b. .21.50
s21 Del av sw ,Sr. .bls.1J
1923 Mont av. Or, b. l6.0O
222Z Eye NV, Or. W. 1890
219 Parker ne, Al, b. 1879
6S Mass nv NV, ,6r. Is. 80
7sS Morton nw,5,wl5.3U
2o0 E sw, 5r, ". 1870
125 L NV, Or, ". ..14.51
1000 4th NV, r.w.l4.1o
201 Warren ne.6.w13.5 so
10 Canal sw. 5r,w.I3.&
1895 NJ av nw.5, wis. 90
% n se. Or, w...-l2.5O
270s X NV. Or, w.I2.jt
PRINTED BULLI
Phone Main 3lN
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fl02 7sh sw. Ar, b.I6.50
1850 AZ sw. .3r, ". .e15.30
zoos 9th sw, Or, b.15.5O
1851 d sw, 6r. b. .14.50
1918 9Th NV, 6r. b.l6.5O
Thos. .Brown.617 ~ sw
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ron KENTCAYWOUp & GARRETT,
lze1 Nsv York ave. n.W.
ille F'n't AVER. -. 50 sss Me q, sw, 6r.iSsS
q: = nv. .!F. $50 Siv ..,: nv: s.. ..iss,
1923 Q nv. Sr. b..so.S 80 22eo Cl.v Az nv .jri55G
e3S eth nv. Or. =: e. 80 ieee 9Th pe. Or. -
g & :. :: is's S,: y !, M *
iiia ,sth ny.si b.. q g e p.sssnr .e. sr.,sss
- o.Isss as o. s.sr.isss ,i.t = =. sr isss
i5oa ne. sr. b.. 1850 Sas Euclid. 81. -. .i.e0
GIT Elliott q, g. 3. 1850 1881 se g. lose
AYxRINuNTY AND HLAB.
rs 18th nv. 2r. 90 II NV. Il. b. ..is.00
70 COIOkEp TENXNTs
i60o 1905 and 1910 18th street NV.
Very desirable location. Just north Of lows
Circle. Never before rented to colored ten-
ants. Nine rooms and hath eseh.
1910, corner house. .e81 20
o'"e' THOMAS j. YisHHE;Hs Z CO., INC. '''''
1Ss 18th street NV.
1880 C0RCORAN ST. NV.
Very desirable house, csnvsnisnt to 14th
st. car line; 70 70 rcsms aad bath; large rear
THOMAS ]. FISHER 4 CO.. mo.
fos 18th st. NV.
SOR RNT-Il1 3ase 81. NV.
D rooms and bath.
New electric lighting.
Het-water heat.
Perfect couditioa.
=. Z kU91, l100 y e. 40.
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AHkAA ~ A.Ws
&2e. 80. .3033 Dent pl. 6r
$c6. 30. .624 O nv. 1r
$25. 80. .218O H nv, Or
t25. 90. ~ Fla ~ me-, 6r
$25. 80. 222 Seaton n, ,6r
$2S. 80. 1915 Vt ~, Or
$26. 80. .31e @ No, ~
1850. q. .808 @ ne. Or
$26. so. :. .14o C ne, Or
&c5. so. .o06 lst se. 12r
SIS. 80. . .@S 9Th ne. Or
t25. 80. SEQ NC ~, Or
t2s. 90. 1883 Ca av NV, Or
f25. so. 1921 9Th NV. Or
les. 30. =. .ele 9th ne. 6r
SIS. .414 4th ~, Or
$24.50. GOT 9th ne. 6r. b
$22. so. .781 Hobart, 6r
$22. so. .152 Thomas, 6r
$22.50. .l727 N J av. 7r
422.50. 0.....3 L NV, 6r
$2c.bO. .i7:2 5th nv. er
ia. 90. . 1917 LIST NV. Or
81. so. 425 \ T av NV, Or
$21. .3425 34th ne, sr
32l.b0. It's Newton. 6r
lei. so. .22J H ne, Or
921. .222 11th se. Or, b
$20. so. 1903 D ne, 6r
$50. so. .817 Gresham, 6r
e2O. so. .....15 d se, Or
&2O. .21 H NV. Or
$i9. 50. 635 4 ] av nv, 6r
&is.bO. $3.50 9Th NV. 6r
$3.50. =. .62A N re. 6r
Sis. so. 1914 Shannon pl. 6
S17.50. 1928 d se, Or
$3.50. $3.50 9Th NV, Or
SIT. .D25 X NV. Or
$3.50. .536-53s Newton. 6r
$3.50. .e12 7th se. 6f
1880. 1851 9Th NV, Or
1880. .31e 14ia ne. 6r
$15.5O.81 Pickf'd pl, 6r
1850. .64S Pickford, Or
1880. .1227 4th NV. Or
Sl4.5O. .2229 n 7 AZ, Or
$14.0. .20i5 p NV. 6r
$12. 1885 Il se. 6r
S1O. so. . 1888 X Sc, Or
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H26 Morton NV 1890
10O< N J av NV. .6r. 16. so
2lUS Il NV. 5r....16.50
1lfo "a NV. 7r. .i5.40
$40 N II av nv, Or. 1900
31S Del av ns,7r.11.00
2355 sth NV, A.. .10.O
sos ? sw. n.
3 Baldwin's row NV,
4r ...............S.N
y Shows NV. Or. .7.36
1921 Cherry ili,4r-6.5o
ICES.
q the Union Trust 6niid-
hest located o@cc build-
from. .4lS. 90 to $36. 90
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F0R RENr-H0UsES,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4.
~ STONE Z rAlRFAx.

I1ZX N3W IOrk hve. n.W.
AdjoiuinE corner l4th 1t. NV
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III Al sw, ,sto&8r$I. .5Ol III
$40 ~ sw. .sto. Or. be-. 90 !25 q
1929 Z sw, 10r, b. %. 80 lW
479l5 G sw. 6r. b. 1880 l3t
343 Eye sw, 6r. b. 1s. so III
1901 u 9Th, Or, b. .16.o0l Tho
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BLOOMINGDALE.

Absolutely modern house of rooms and
tiled bath: large sleeping porch: rear yard !:
electricity; hot-water heat. Can be rented
with or without garage.
5e BRYANT ST. NV
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rWo.sroEY HOusr-sRvEN ROOMS AND
bath: front and back yards; within enc square
q Capitol. fAbfary aad carr. lnquife 101 2nd
n.e.
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LOON FOk OCN GREEN AND WHITE HIGN.
FOR RENT-JOHN SCRIvENER 1 BRO,
914 q street NV.
814 NV. 12r. b. $65. 90 1923 se sr. b. %. 90
1917 nv, 11r. b.S5. 90 1912 ne. 6r. b. 20. 90
1112 nv. Or. b.55. IS 42S 11th Sc. 8r. b. 1a. 80
415 9Th nw 13r /. 40. 90 1911 Emers'n neerb16. 80
SIT se. Sr. b.. 81. so $40 " Sc. Or. b. rs. so
1j2S LIST NV. 6r, b2s.5O i1114 18th Sc. Or, w.12.5O
FOR COLORED TENANTS.
513 r. /. bw, w 2. so % Va sw, Sr, b. 1890
333 1st ne. sr. w.1s.00 s15 Sd se. Or. ". so
FOR RENT-FLOYD +. DAVIS. 7th Z e s.W
211 9th sw. Or, b. S35 90 I221 18th sw. Tor b30.V0
81 NV, ar. b. .27.5O 1O15 L sw, 8r. b. %. so
494 G sw, Sr, b. .e5. 90 935 Va sw, 7r, b. %. so
2o7is 18th sw. 7r,b21 80 tsl5 sw. Or. b. 20.56
425 7th sw. 7r. b. 90 712 sth sw. 6r. b. 80
4S4 VI sw, Or. 40 AL 7fh sw, ,sto. .dwl23. 90
oG8 1914 sw, 6r.b.17.50 1909 AZ sw. 6r.b II. so
62S 9Th sw, 8r. b.17.50 212 ne. Or. b. 1850
3i7 9Th sw, Or. b.15.50 304 Mclean sw. .6r. Is. 90
3G4 18th sw. 6r. 1900 1923 ~ sw. 6r .14.50
1854 4Ia sw. Or. IA. 50 625 L sw. 5r. $50
S24 7th sw. 5r. 1900 1892 9Th sw. 6r. ia. 90
$50 sw, 5r... .12. so 1880 Union sw. 5r IL. 20
1915 Az w.sto. .dw35. so $50 II sw. Or. 1900
TO sw. Or. b.. so 758 9Th Sc, Pr. .10.0 90
4ss sw, 6r, b. 1900 322 sw, 6r. .l4.5 30
213 18th sw, Or, b.23. 50 32s y sw, 5r. 1A.5o
1l5 Canal sw. 81. .b20 50 2sIo NV. sr. b. 1880
81 NJ Sc. 6r. b.. 1850 217 sw, 3r.. 49, so
So Canal sw. 8r. 12.50i17 Va sw, 81. III. 80
1905 S Capt. Sr. .l0.50 1898 Del sw. br.. :. $50
4j9 9th sw, Or. so 1736 Seaton nw6rb2O. 90
1900 NV, Or. b.22. 20 312 l. sw. Or, b. .15.OO
13 Va sw, Jr.....1l 80 Az 6I1 sw, 6r.. II. 80
For q more complete list call at the ONCE.
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R Street. Near n. Capitol,
Seven rooms and bath: in good condition
may Install hot-water heat for good tenant.
Rent, $50. 100.
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ALL NEW HOUSE SECTION

SIX rooms and bath; modern: having fur
mace heat, gas range, yards and porch. Close
to Soldiers Home and between two good
Evening star., 1916-03-18
FOR RENT-HOUsEs.
UNFURNiSaED-CoaS7aoe1.
Thomas ]. Fisher & Co., Inc.
Real rstste, Ieans and Insurance.
UNFURNiSHED,

with garage,-....5.s -
go Del av ne.6yb@.6o
1908 Euclid nW. .S.A25.5o
1917 Caroline st nv.
6f. b .......:.2.vo
23e 18th sw, o.. b.2e.50
8c0 Mo Az nws13. b8.l8
Ri1 + ~, 6r. b. 90 10
Coz N Sc, g.. b. .lI.90
s82 Del nv ne.6r, bis. 90
S3l Florence ue.6. .b14.00
PIG 1st sw. Or. ....12.30
71S l. sc. sr......1c.50
Evening star., 1916-03-18

Near New Conn. Ave. Bridge.
Semi-detached house Of 8 rooms and 2
baths: hot-water hest; electric lights; sta
rionary wash trays: large porches: rear yard
and parquet floors.
27l2 9th Ct NV
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FOR RENT-HoUSES.
UNTURNTsHED-C
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ, Inc,
General Rental Agency,
~ 1 StH OI. INV
FURNISHED HOUSES

~ lSlH ol. INV.
FURNISHED HOUSES.
ssse 18Th nw.sr 2biss. 90 1921 Macomb sr.b. = O.
25 Iews circle 10000 500 9Th nv. .l2s y. g. .oS
1929 Kal. l2r 2b. .95. 90 1913 Newton. sr g. .0
0l4 Cap. 9r b.. s5. .00l 106 seaton nw.6r, b50.OC
FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
No. ~ Oakland. 200S Col rd., Jr. b.. .$loQ oo
No. 20 Oakland. 20O& Col. rd.. 5r., b...... 1870
1884 Calvert, 2nd floor, 3r.. b. .......... !6.O0
1896 Calvert nv: 3r;: b.; srd aoor; oV-"
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1881 corcoran NV.

11r, b ....... .es5. 81
1908 18Th nv. Or. b.8S. 10
1899 Corn NV. Tor. h80. 40
1180 NJ av nv. .6r, b25. 80
1910 u NV. Sr. 10. 80
1880 NJ NV, Or. 40. 80
@ L NV, Or, b. 20. 80
1909 Walter se, g. bic. 90
96 Defrees nv. ....18.50
The Temple. Sr. b. 10. 90
1903 11th my. 7r.1s.O0
30 G ne. Or. b. .le. 50
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ATTRACTIVE FLATS.

Corner I1th and II Streets Ne: 1st and
md floors have just been vacated: each con
tain i've rooms and bath; furnaces IN good
condition back porches: side and back yards
right on ear line key at grocery store cppo-
site.
RENT, each, $225o.
Evening star., 1916-03-18

IN BEAUTIFUL sAUL's ADDITION
Contains nine we'll arranged rooms and bath
lot: will lease furnished or unfurrished; six
months or longer. RENT REASONABLE.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23
CURB MARKET
TRANSACTIONS
Prices Weaken at the Close
Early Reaction Brief-Dul'
in Mid-SessiOn.

News of the clash in Mexico IN
duced some selling in the outside Sc
curities market at the opening yester.
mar, we're i'm small lots. period oi
marked hrmness in the more impor-
tent issues was followed with extreme
dulness at midday and some late re
action. ~ lila;
Atlantic. Gulf and West Indies
showed pronounced strength Tor a
while. getting up points put ciys,hs
ber made up an early loss of points.
Midvalo Steel gained fraction, but
closed lower. Cuba Cane Sugar moved
within narrow limits.
In the motor stocks Chevrolet, after
wide fluctuations, lost 2 points on the
dav while Saxon was down 4 and
White a fraction. Among the oil
stocks Cosden Oil and Gas ended lower
in fairly active trading.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23
ON THE CONSOLIDATED

At the close of the day special soft
ness was displayed by the war stocks
and the metal issues on the Consoli-
dated Exchange, and this helped to un-
settle the rest Of the list. Az the start
there was selling, rally followed,
with the best prices touched IN the
Crucible Steel went down TO 1875 and
Baldwin to 81. Anaconda declined to
s0a4 and international Mercantile Ma
rine preferred TO o. Mexican Petro-
leum late in the day went as low as
Qcb.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23
Bank of England Return.

london June 22.-The weekly return o. the Bans
N England shows tho following changes Tots, r
serve ncrs ssed s2T0 000 circulation decreased $40
000. bullion increased SIZE e96 other securities iu-
creased - ESQ 900. other deposits Increased ktOO,
000 public deposits decreased II 06t 900. notes re-
increased fl2i 900. government securities un-
changed
The proportion of tho banks reserve 10 liability
thi, week Is 3lis per cent against 81 e5 last week
The rate Of discount remains per cent
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23
Gould Notes Not Extended.

Deposits OF Missouri Pacific notes
due June /. under the extension plan,
il was announced yesterday. amount to
sl7.0O0,000 out Of the total issue Of
S25.00O,O0O. There are s1,500,000 held
s6.000.000 owned by the Goulds have
not been extended
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings Of Various
Corporations.
Kansas City Railways.

A statement Of the earnings Of the
Kansas City Railways Company, made
public in conjunction with the issuance
Of s4.000.000 first mortgage 5 per cent
gold bonds. shows the gross earnings
for the year ended March 81 as S6,8S9,-
$50. The operating expenses, including
maintenance and taxes, were S4,59l .9S5.
leaving net earnings of s2.297 ,904. An
nual interest on outstanding first mort
gage bonds and three-year notes re
duires Si.143,22O. Fully paid car1al
stock is 100000. and funded debt is
Sl4150.200.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23
Bank of France Return.

Paris June o. The weekly return of the Bank
n France shows The following changes Gold In
hand Increased $40 900 francs silver iu hand de-
creased 7i7a 900 francs NOTES in circulation de-
creased l713 900 francs treasury deposits decreased
81 j3l 900 francs general deposits Increased q l3O
600 franrs bills discounted decreased 2. ~ 900
francs. advances increased :. 500. 900 francs
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23
Connecticut Power.

Large increases for the month OF
April and the year ended April 80 are
shown in the statement OF earnings OF
the Connecticut Power Company. Gross
earnings for April increased sl2.s3s
over the same month of last year, while
net earnings show an increase of 81
s96. The gross earnings for the year
amounted to S629,349, an increase OF
sl45,276, while net earnings were s3l5,-
e3l. an increase Of S95.920.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23
5 Per Cent Marconi Dividend

The Msrconi Wireless Telegraph Com
pany. Ltd. profits for the year ended
December 81 last were s377000. The
directors recommended a final dividend
on the ordinary shares OF 5 per cent.
The annual meeting w1l be held in
London on June 80.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23
R. & O. Notes Sold Quickly

Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and Speyer {
Co. who. In the morning. offered for
sale an issue Of S5,OOO,OOO Baltimore
q Ohio 4iz per cent equipment trust
certificates. announced in the after
noon yesterday that they had all been
sold. The offering prize was on 4.SO
pAx cent basis.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23
.TI,>rIC NATIONAL BANK

d" u' ''N q" Jun. 70. lnA
n. Bosrd o, Directors haT. MS du ~
s.mi arnua dividend q three pr oeH., "a.
an srfra dividend o. ono p>r oeot ~ ss,,ss,
Darabi. on AMI after Juy 4. 1918 % - - ,sIt
n record a. no close q bls.ness - S..s,.
" = y ANDRt IS. SsH"
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Sales opei' h5sh i<'''
n Mont Ward pfll3 ll3 ll3 l3
% Tnion Carbide ..1s0is lsoi. 1901, l@'.
, 90 Armour n.s''', DoN' ss1 sa4 ss1 ss'.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23
Foreign Government Issues.
U. S. Treasury Finances

vasnln ston. June , The condition or the Cnitrd
states Treasury 10 DAY
Nsi balsnce IN general fund. tl.s IIl.4li: total
receipts s.7i3 80 total pAyuents. s. 9sl .Ioe
The t-nrf, this fscA year 10 f-S 500 0lT against
q d-1cii ~ si0i $50 3al las, yesr. exclusive Of Pan
AxA Cs1aL a.. plal.e dssi ul.Ss-llLA
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23
q 600 900 IN Gold Arrives

The largest single shipment o, go
bars received by j. T. Morgan 9 ~,
from Canada on the current NOV
was deposited az the Assay Vmee
terday. IL amounted TO ~ ,ooo'voo, or,ns
ing the total shipped 70 New lorA "h''
early In May up to tSs,7ol.ooS
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23

New York. June 1o'h. iN' +,
.t.,..,. ., rNeiv. per cent fres
,sT bas today been declared b. mi, oen'
nsvabIa on the frst day or July nehI -,
transfer books will remain closed W
dste T. p TOWNSEND. cssn''
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23
THE BANK or AMERICA.

New York. June -stn "a.
Tn. Board ot Directors hs.s =, ,ourts.-
IX per cent free ~ TAX, psys,ps, ,sI,
tst 1915. 70 stockholders of reeor,' ,.ma,a
date The transfer books WIZ
''o'N 1''' JC n BENNET, Casnis''
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
TUIrRsDAy. UINE %, 1916.

49soo against '79zoo "he"oas
.eL ,c and date Slo'Vo
60 200 year ago quotations. including annual dividend % arc "
dola
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
sSpIp.rlna CONSOLIDATED COPPER 60.

.S:D5 I6s 35fei2ro 70, s, 90 'e' esI .as1 p.ye No.
day. July 81. 1918. % stock.h,9,.ar"I Isly
record az 3 90 o'clock r. " f'l''"
-. 1878.
Books will NOT be closed
a. order ~ Hoard OF Directors
I v ALLEN. Treasurer
~eo. York y. &. June %. itlo
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

The Commonwealth Insurance Com
pany OF New York, through vote OF
stockholders, has extended term of
existence thirty years. The time spe-
cited in original certificate OF incor-
poration expires July 26.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23
PRICES IRREGULAR
INLONDON MARKET
Mexico a Disturbing Influence
Support Lacking in Most
Sections.

London, June 22.-The stock market
was dull and irregular to-day, infiu-
enced TO some extent by the Mexican
situation and the expected early re-
moval OF the remaining minimum
prices. The high yield on the forthcom,
ing Australian loan affected gilt-edged
securities. Support was lacking IN most
Of the departments and prices were
marked lower. Japanese and Russian
bonds, oil shares and the war loan com
prised the bulk Of the transactions.
Consols closed II lower at So; the new
war loan unchanged at 96h.
American securities were dull, await
ing Mexican developments.
Money was in increased demand Tor
semi-annual requirements. Discount
rates were firm. Money loaned at 4 per
cent; discount rates for short bills were
5 per cent; for three months, 5s.
Gold premium at Lisbon was 3d.
Paris, June 22.-Prices were irregu-
lar on the Bourse to-day. Three per
cent rentes closed 10 centimes lower at
62 francs Is centmes; the exchange on
London, % francs l8 centimes; per
cent war loan unchanged at So francs
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23
INDUSTRIALS.

INDUSTRIALS
Rid Ask. BIZ Ask
.An d Syn. l3 II Kath r -. esi. q
Al G $3.50 % q - 'Lynn Phon. 10 II
P-A Tob or icia l7iz 'MaNim Nun 90. ~
DO or bear. II is 'P = & M.1i5 iis
Hartman c. 20 % spheld Body q IS
OILS
Empire Pet. 81 "a. 'okahoma n :. y
MINING.
.Eagle6B -. . 'Tort " c.. -
First Nat c. 81 -. 'tJim Butler - sS
enlisted tse.ls cents per ,h,r.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23

{. G. Wylle has been admitted %
the Stock Exchange firm OF Mcclure.
Jones & Reed.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23

Daily imports and exports OF gem
eral merchandise at the Port of New
York were:
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23

The New York Stock Exchange seat
Of Edward F. Slayback has been posted
for transfer TO George c. Thomas, the
consideration Of S65.OOO remaining un-
changed from previous sale.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23

Andrew r. Hoyt has been elected {
member Of the stock Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

.CouPon, interchangeabls icoupons OF r.ssssrvd
~ All fexsitfe1
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.
n,uy IMPORTS AND EXPORTS

par u,lue $50. III dividend
Cheyenne record., 1916-12-07
w ESTERN

For the first time in the history OF
the Texas School Teachers Associa-
tion, woman has been elected presi-
dent.
Judge William F. Cooper of the
Pima County Superior Court, died at
Tucson, Ariz.. following long Pc
riod Of i'll health.
Monsignor F. N. Feurstein. pastor of
st. Joseph's church and dean of the
Sioux City Catholic see, died at Le-
mars. Ia, of apoplexy.
The death sentences of Harry
Brewer and Frank de Pretto were
commuted to life Imprisonment by the
State Board of Pardons at Salt Lake,
Utah.
Coastwfse shipping was practically
demoralized Saturday as the result of
a southerly storm which ragged from
the Mexican line north to Vancouver,
B. C.
A census of the amount and cost OF
pulp wood consumed in the United
States is.to be taken by the federal
forest service In cooperation with the
News Print Manufacturers Associa-
ton.
A recommendation that daily
scriptural reading from the Bible.
without comment. be permitted by
law in the public schools will be made
to the Legislature by the school law
committee of the Arizona Teachers
Association, which met at Tucson to
draft q new education law for ,Ari
Zona.
Cheyenne record., 1916-12-07
SPORT.

Jack Johnson, the former heavy.
weight champion pugilist of the
worldei is believed by government au.
thorities to be in the United States.
Joe Stecher's title to the heavy
weight wrestling championship is
nailed down more tightly, following
his defeat of Charlie Cutler at Chi.
cago.
At Butte, Mont, Stranger Lewis OF
Louisville defeated Pat Connolly OF
Butte in a catch-as-catch-can wrest'
ling match at the end of two hours OF
wrestling.
Word was received in Denver that
Bob" Unglaub, manager of the Fargo
N. D., Northwestern league baseball
club and former major and Western
league player. died at Baltimore, Md,
as the result of an accident.
At Fort Collins. Colo. sixteen foot.
ball players who wore the Aggies
colors during the past season have
been awarded varsity letters. They
were: Captain Shepardson, Captain.
elect Klemnedson, Robinson, Johnson.
Hutton, Rothrock, Hoch, Nichols, Dot.
son, Cuzzens. Loss. Adams, Grafton,
Reid, Scott and Thompson.
Cheyenne record., 1916-12-07
HAD GATHERED IN TREASURE
Lecturer Evidently Was Not In Glass
That Let's "6ood Things" Get
Away From Them.

After addressing woman's cooking
club, a famous lecturer was besieged
by the members, who questioned him
about his own household and about his
kitchen in particular.
"Are you satisfied with your cook7"
someone asked him.
Eyes, indeed" was the reply.
''Is she economicalf' ~-.
"Very."
"Can she make pies and prepare all
sorts Of soupsT'
"The best in the land"
as she neat about her work?"
"As tidy as pin and as attractive
in appearance as one would .Are to
see."
How about her disposition"
'I think 1t Is perfect"
"Huh!' exclaimed one of the ma
irons, who had been having trouble
with her cook. "It's a wonder you
don't marry the girl"
With satisfied smile the lecturer
replied:
"That's exactly what I did"
Cheyenne record., 1916-12-07
WASHINGTON.

While they wait for Gen. Carranza
to accept or reject the protocol
signed by the joint commission at At
lantic City, administration officials are
giving much attention to every report
relating to the activities of Villa and
to rebel movements in other parts OF
Mexico.
Ambassador Penfield at Vienna re-
ported to the State Department that
because Of i'll health Countess Tar
nowski, wife OF the new Austro-Hun-
garian ambassador to the United
States, had abandoned the idea of at
once accompanying her husband to
this country.
Withdrawal from entry of $4,000
acres of public land in Colorado and
$4,000 acres in Utah. including a part
Of the Green river formation, which
1t is estimated will yield not less than
1,00O, 100000 barrels of fuel oil, was
recommended to President Wilson by
Secretary Lane.
T. r. Watson, bank president, was
found guilty Of murder and sentenced
to ninety-nine years Imprisonment by
a Jury in the District Court at Waco,
Tex. Watson was charged with
shooting and killing John s. Patterson,
state banking commissioner.
Cheyenne record., 1916-12-07
Murdered Day wife to Join Him.

Pueblo.-Mrs. George Grekovakis,
fresh from Greece to join her husband
in Salt Lake City, arrived there only
to learn that he had been murdered
the day before while on his way to
the city to meet her. He had taken
a freight train from Price, Utah, to
Salt Lake and was robbed and muir
dered by tramps. Grekovakis former
ly lived in Pueblo and local friends
will take steps to care for the widow
and children.