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New-York tribune., 1916-07-24
SAYS u. s. 1915 WHEAT
CROP WILL BE LOWER
international Institute Predicts
25 Per Cent Drop.

Rome. July %. The latest report OF
the international Institute Of Agrlcult-
ure indicates that the worlds crops
this wear will be less abundant than
last. but the harvest prospects are bet
ter than the average IN the nve-year
period. l909-l9l3.
The estimate Of the total wheat crop
this wear for the seven most important
countries is 396,5lO,0OO quintals quin,
tai is 22046 pounds, or 1b,'54'OVO
ouintals less than last year.
For the United States the wheat
total is estimated at 207,OOo.0OO quln-
tails, or 25 per cent less than last year:
for Italy, 100000 quintals, or II
per cent under last year Increase over
last year: Spain. 42,O00,000 Quintals. as
compared with $4,000, 900 quntals aver
age for the preceding hye-year period.
The harvests of Tunis and Japan are
estimated at less than last year Esti-
mates for Germany and Austro-Ger-
many were not obtainable
Barley prospects are everywhere
poorer than last year, the institute
estimates, as are also those for oats
and rye. The estimate of the Brazilian
coffee crop is slightly under last year.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24
MASTERS SALES.

way COMPANY I'm and under certain Traf-
Nc and Tracksge Agreement, dated July -.
F-ia Railroad Company, the West side Bet
Railroad Company and the defendant Rail-
way Company, referred 70 In paragraph
GiJ All the right. title and interes, IN
and 10 the capital stock OF the Pittsburgh
Terminal Railroad and Coal company
Amounting 10 sit.OO9.O0D in par Naiut, re-
fsrred 20 In paragraph II of ssid decree.
y. hich the complainant as Trustee under
the said First Mortgage may recover, or
may be entitled 20 assert and recover, ana
particularly and especially such right. iitie
and interest In and 10 said capital STOCK az
the complainant may recover or may p-
entitled 20 recover In and ~ rs b.N on
Complaint In the Circuit Court or me
United states FOR the Northern District ot
Ohio. western Division. Equity Cause No.
22a1. against the raid The Wabash Rail-
road Company and Henry W. NoNsster
WABASH Wa % Pit,sbsrgh rs rerrninai Railway
Company referred 10 IN paragraph IL OF
said decree.
G2) Al the rights. claims and demands
which the complainant, as Trustee, may
recover or may be entitled TO recover. Tor
or in behalf OF the holders Of bonds Sc
cured by said First Mortgage In and oy It's
IN the Circuit cour, Of the United states
for the Northern District Of Ohio. Eastern
Division, Equity Cause No 1903. In when
Central Trust COMPANY OF Ne" YORK
Erie Railroad Company Is defendant, re-
ferred TO In paragraph IS OF said decree
Subject. however. 20 the mortgages ana
liens upon various portions Of said prop
erty as set forth or referred 10 In para
graph 10 Of said decree and therein de-
clared and found TO be prior and superior
to the lien created by said First Mortgage.
Subject also 10 certain conveyances,
arrangements and agreements
made by the Receivers or Receiver by VIZ
tue OF orders Of the court entered In the
above entitled cause, list OF which con-
yeyances contracts arrangements ana
agreements Is on fle with the special Mas
ter and may be seen at his ONCE IN the
park Building. Pittsburgh. Pa, and copies
thereof may be inspected and Information
in relation 10 the same may be obtained
from the Receiver AZ his Office In the wa
bash Building. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Reference is hereby made 10 the aooFs
mentioned decree and The orders above re-
,erred 10. the originals of which are on
file In the once OF the Clerk OF the Dis
trict Court Of the United states for the
western District Of Pennsylvania, FOR
further and more detailed description OF
the premises and conditions Of sale OF tho
property directed 10 be sold.
Dated. Pittsburgh. July IL, 1915.
WILLIAM X McCLUNG,
Special Master
ALEXANDER & GREEN, Solicitors ,for
Complainant, i2o Broadway. New York.
N
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24
RUSSIA IS ADVISED
TO TRADE WITH u. S.
Pefrograd Newspaper Urges
Closer Business Relations.

A copy Of an editorial in recent
issue of "Novoc Nrcmya," Of Pctro-
grad. one OF the foremost newspapers
OF Russia. in which Russian business
men arc urged TO form trade relations
with the United States. was made pub
nc last night by the American Russian
Chamber OF Commerce.
TO secure impeachment with the
United States by such measures ms
will be effective" says the editorial. "is
at the present time one Of the most i'm
portant problems. and it must not be
postponed too long. The United States
could be very helpful TO our country.
She is the possessor of enormous cash
capital. which must find profitable in
vcstment, and which could be used 70
develop our resources and equip Rus
sia with railroads. canals, ocean ports
and steamers. irrigation and drainage
facilities, etc"
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24

FREDERICK Fl. CoMsTOcK. Attorney
for Executors. No. 30 Wall Street. New
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24

Capital ............
sauus Including all
undivided profits on
market value stocks
AID honnsI...-......
Preferred dcIosi's
Buc New York state
savings banks ...
Due New lOrk STATE
faYiugs and Ioa
associations credit
unions and land
bank ..t-........
Due a. tgecufOr. al
UiriStraipr guar
dan. receiver thus
zee. committee or
deIseitary ......
belpsIt, by STATE Oi
NcW York
De- sits ty Snperin
tendeui u Bsnks -
state of NeW York
Ofhrr der-Slts Sc
cured by a pledge
Of assets ........
Dclssg. Otherwise pre-
fcrrc0 ............
Duo deposits. not pre-
ferref .............
Due ffusf coUpNIleo
harhS and bankers
Bills PAYABLE ......-
itsliscounts .....
Acecytarcts - draif-
PAYABLE AZ q future
Gate 0r GufleriHd by
commercial letters n
credit ......-
Other liabilities .......
Add icr cents ...-....
Tpals .....-.-.....
Total deposits .--...
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24
SUMMONS.

SUPREME COURT new YORK COUNTY.
ISAAC HART. piantiu. against Nc
KEE GLASS COMPA%Y. defendant-Sum-
mons
You are hereby summoned TO answer the
complaint in this action. and % serve a
cory of your answer on the plaintiffs = at
toruey within ~ days after service Of this
summons. exclusive Of the day of service.
aud ia case Of your failure 20 appear or
answer. Judgment VIII be taken against
YOU by default for tie relief demanded In
the compliant;
Dated. Sew York. May 2tth, 1915
MILTON MAYER.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Once and p o. Address. 100 Broadway.
borough Of Manhattan. city Of New
York
To Mckee Glass Company.
The foregoing summons Is served upon
you by publication. pursuant 90 the order
OF Honorable Thomas r Donneliy. A JUS
tice Of the Supreme Court of the state %
New York. dated June IAN. 1915 and Med
on the i7th day q June. 1915 with tho
complaint in the once u the clerk of tho
Co.1ty of NeW York 40 the County Couft
House. in tne Borough - Manhattan. Ciiy
of New York. the gluN complaint hay-
ing been n.ed Ia said once on the 2lth
day u MAy. 1915.
MILTON MAYER
Attorney FOR PisintiN.
once and p O Address. 40 broadway,
Borough OF Manhattan. CITY VI NsS
York
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24
fORECLOsuRE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York George -. Lauck. as Committee
Of the Property Of John W. quincy. an In
competent Person. Plaintiff. against Eliza
beth " Briggs, ct al, defendants.
In pursuance Of Judgment OF fore
closure and sale. duly made and entered In
the above entitled action and bearing date
the 3Oth day ~ June. 1916. T. the under
signed the referee IN said Judgment named.
Will sell az public auction. AZ the Ex-
change Salesroom. 40. if-lS Nesey Street
in the Borough n Manhattan. city u New
York on the 2nd day Of August. 1915. At
p o'clock noon on that day. by Joseph p.
Day. Auctioueer, the promises directed By
said judgment % be sold, and therein de-
scrihod as follows
ALI. that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
land. situate. lying and being In the Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. city. County and State
u New York. bounded and described as
follows
BEGINNTNG at a point on the Northerly
side OF 53rd street. distant 375 feet East
erly from the corner formed by the inter-
section Of the Northerly side Of 53rd street
With the EsFterly side OF 9TH Avenue. run
ning thence Sorfheriy at right angles with
53rd Street. and parallel with 9th Avenue.
~ feet inches. thence Southt as;erly and
on q line which makes on Us Soufher.y
side al angle OF 50 degrees % minutes -
seconds with said last mentioned c0urs.
80 feet : :. inches. thence 50ufherly and On
line which makes on Is westerly side an
angle of 81 degrees 3S minutes i6 seconds
With said lsst mentioned course, q feet {
inches. 20 the Northerly side u said 53rd
street. thence Westerly along said North
erly side u W 55rd Street - feet II
inches more or less. 10 the point or place
os beginning.
said premises being known by the street
numbers S5i-3 West 53rd Street. Borough
of Manhattan.
Dated. New York, July fst 1916
JOSEPH r. TRUESDAIE. Referee
WILFRID y. O'NEfL. Attorney for
Plaintiff. once & + q Address 1856
Broadway. Borough Of Manhsttan.
|-w York CITY
The following is diagram ~ the prop
erty 30 80 sold. its street Number is 33l-3
West 53rd street.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24

in the classification Of eggs and but
ter and in the further practices Of the
exchange, through its committees. in
making changes in those classihcations
and In scoring Of butter from time to
time. thereby rendering il impossible
al all times 20 know just what classi-
hcations or grades particular ship
mcnt OF either commodity would come
under.
THAT. Notwithstanding the object Of
SAID exchange. as quoted in Section
OF its bylaws. Is 10 inculcate Just
and equitable principles Of trade and
TO reform all abuses in general busi-
ness. IT has been proven that there is
conSplcuously absent any great activ-
ity by tn. exchange in punishing its
members who have been convicted Of
inequitable aud unjust practices in
trade.
Minority Control Market.
THAT tho control Of the butter and
egg market. ms indicated by the ex-
change, is really in the hands of a
few Of the largest members of the
exchange. As an example. the total
business in eggs in New York City
was estimated by the accountants at
S34.6l4.l40.SS, and il was shown by
them that twenty receivers and pack
ers handled total sales of Sl7,099,-
S50.7S. or 80 per cent, Of the years
transactions in eggs During the same
period of time the total business in
butter in the City Of New York is
estimated by the accountants AT SiS,-
706. .9s2 40 and the sales of twenty re-
ceivers and packers amounted 10 S20,-
1877, ,70975. or 4l.3 per cent Of the total
transactions.
This is the fourth time the prac-
ticeS vf the Mercantile Exchange Of
New York City have been investi-
gated. The main point investigated
each time was whether or not the
market prices Of eggs and butter, as
published by the exchange o. by any
other mechanism based upon the work
ing Of the exchange, were honest quo
tatiOns representing the actual sales
and the conditions Of the market. In
each instance the result has been the
same, viz. that these market quota
tions were not honest or representa-
tive Of the actual conditions Of the
market. II remedy does not already
exist by which these practices may be
either regulated or prohibited. then it
would seem 10 be a proper matter TO
he submitted TO the Legislature for
action"
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24
Scouts Rife Wounds Him.

While a company Of Boy Scouts were
marching along Broadway. West New
Brighton. Staten Island, last evening
one of the boys accidentally discharged
his rife, shooting himself through the
right foot. The injured lad-Albert
Fisto. Of 650 Fifty-seventh Street.
Brooklyn was carried by four Of his
comrades to ST. Vincent's Hospital, n
quarter of a mile distant
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24
POLICEMAN SAVES BABY'S LIFT
Makes a Tourniquet When Child Sew
ers Artery in Wrist.

Prompt first aid treatment applied
by Patrolman II. j. Duggan, of the
West 135th Street station, to Sarah
Reiss. three years old, of $50 Wes.
l35th Street, yesterday afternoon saved
the child from death.
When playing in the rear yard OF 2s2
West l35th Street the child fell oves
broken bottle and severed an artery
in her right wrist. The patrolman
slipped the cord Of his nightstick over
the wrist, making a tourniquet, and
held back the flow Of blood until the
arrival Of Dr. Holman, who removed
the child 70 the Harlem Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24
c,ate Referee Charges
Few Exchange Men
Control Market.
GAYS QUOTATIONS.
ARE MISREPRESENTED
o o'Malley Blames Establish
meut of Complex Grades
for Confusion.

albany. July 2S-A few men Of the
,,...s,,ile Exchange in New York City
- The butter and egg market IN
~. state. according 70 the findings OF
rswsrd r. OMalley. the referee who
-....;gated the butter and egg trade
.be direction of Attorney General
w0o5bury. His hndings were incor-
-.,.,es in report submitted to the
ATTORNEY General tonight
7, was found, the report stated, that
=, publieation Of butter and egg quo
...;o,s 5 manipulated and misrepre-
.o,,es BY the quotation mechanism
,mployed by the exchange, and that
..;s characterization is accomplished
i.,geIy by the establishment Of nu-
nerous complex grades in the elassih-
,s,ion Of butter and eggs.
Atpresent the Wicks legislative com
..;,,ss is looking into the milk, butter
I'D ,rr business. under a resolution
,so,,ed BY the last Legislature. In view
sfthis. it may be that the Attorney Gen-
sr.l will await the outcome of this in
ysstiyation before taking decisive ae-
tion upon tho report
Charge Monopoly.
The conclusions Of the report are
regarded as tantamount to the finding
that monopoly. by which the lawful
trade IL butter and eggs is restricted
and prevented. exists in this state.
The nature Of the report Of the re-
cent Investigation. coupled with the
present legislative inquiry into the
butter. egg aad milk business. pre-
ages the thrsshiug out of these i'm
5oIta1t problems by the next LeglsIa-
llrc.
The findings Of the report submitted
10 Attorney General Woodbury. are;
That the making, posting and publl-
cation ol quotations of the daily prices
OF values Of butter and eggs as carried
on bt the exchange since 1908 and as
carried on through the Oner-Barry
mechanism have been manipulated and
misrepresentat.ons have been injurious
members Of the exchange. who were
very large dealers in those commodi-
ties. and that such manipulations and
n.srenresentations have been injurious
10; only 10 the producers and consum-
ers Of eggs and butter. but also TO the
dealers and many OF the
smaller dealers who are members OF
the exchange;
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24
/ New York. June II. 1915.


NJ 4tW AllF ~ llA sAANlfA'NH
COUDERr BROTHERS Attys. for Ad-
ministratrix. 80. Rector 81. Bor-
ough Of Manhattan. Ne~ York city.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24
Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

Moro Castle Havana July 20 70 Tho Sev York
& Cuba SIaii IS co. silh mails ird md'e. Bar at
q pm
Mexico Niol. Mstan5ss july Il and Cabarien
is. 20 he NeN York Cuba Mall s. 60. With
isa de Panay span Bilbao july 8 and Li,hon
y. 20 The CompAnia Tfaussteniica. with mdse.
Tunbridec Cnrl Hu.,s July 4 TO master. with
ChcsSpsle Raitimore 70 ihe Scw York and Bal
t.uore TFSnspodation Go. with mdse. Quarantine
a. 10 m
Black Rors. 10 Pendleion Bros. with mdso. Sandy
Horh NJ 10 30
DesWarc P,dlsdelplls to the Clyde s Co. with
mdsc Quarantine at ~ ON ~.
Mplawk Jacksonville Juiy 20 and CharleStan III.
To The clyde rs Co. with rndso. Quarantine st II 0s
j.
Eocene 10 The Standard On CO. with oil. Quar-
Ciu n Ev,--,t Sabine. IN the STANDARD on Co.
sitn ndse Quarantine a. 40 a %.
Madison. Newport News and Norfolk. N The Old
Tyler Novpor News and Norfolk 70 the Old Do
Einion Sc co. with mdse. Quarantine al ~ m
Aragou. Georg'f1Nu. = &. 90 the Atlantic Coast
Lumber Corp. With lumber. Quarantine az q ul
Algonquin. Sario Domingo JuJ IS. Macods li.
la Romano li Sanchez. Samana. 10. Puerto Plaih
L. and Monte Christi and Turks Island is, 10 The
clyde s. CO. with mails and mdse. Bar a. $50
Vermont fBrl Cariir JUS g. 70 Punch Edye a
Saeine m, London July :. 70 Norton Liily &
GO. Bar 40 % 30 p
Noysorod lKl.sl. Aberdeen July .. Quarantine
waiafe CBr. Liverpool July = Sandy Hook at
C5aritza lRussl. Bsltimore july O. 10 ne Russian
Volunteer Fleet. with mise. Quarantine a. 20
IN
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24

West 53rd street.
The approximate amount ~ the lien or
charge 20 satisfy which the above de-
scrlbed property IS 10 De sold is Ten
Thousand F0ur Hundred and Fifty-siN and
s5II0O (siGa56.9 Dollars. with interest
thereon from the 2s'h day Of June. 1916,
together with the costs and allowance
amounting 20 Three Hundred ana seventy
i've -gIi0O Dollars with iutefsst from the
1Dth day Of June. 1916. tosether with the
expenses II the sale Tn Approximate
amount oi the taxes, assessments and
water rates. or other Hens, which are to
be- allowed % the purchaser out Of the
purchase money, or paid by the Referee. Is
$3.50 81 and Interest
Dated. New York, July LIST. 1915
JOSEPH Il. TRUESDALE, Referee.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24
Too Many Grades.

"That one of the important factors
Oh lgeucies hy which such misrepre-
senstion and manipulation in fixing
The prices of these products is accom-
rushed Is the practice of the exchange
.r establishing so many complex grades
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24
THE WEATHER REPORT
Records for Last Twcnty-four Hours
and Official Forecasts.

washington Juy 23-shO~,D consumed fcnerai
throuEhou, the Ausntc md easf Cuif r~~ wiih
heavy rainfall IN scattered locslite- particular, IN
the cnrollnss. and food warnings have srsin heen
issucd for tho rivers % South Carolina Iricrc vss
no oiher g,cipihiion - consequence ihrpaghoai Tie
country. llcmpcraturrs somewhat below the ssAsonai
average coniinne In ihs Caroiinss. Georgia and Ala
bama. and ii Il somewhat cooler IN tho Northwest.
ln olsrahc0r temperature a~ HIN. rsnnuF from
90 10 los dcgrcoe the later IN The 'aley q Cal
fuula
Thunder showers vii continue Monday and Tics
dsy ln portions II The Cnulinas and FLORIDA and On
Monday ~ Georgia and AabElns, foilowSd bT ren %
orally fair weather Tuesday hlscvh hcrc east Of tho
Nks'ssipfi she weather will D. fa'- Monday ard
TucsdaY Tcmnofsture changes will n0 be of con-
sequcncc
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

United States Coast and Gepdelc suney)
Sun risea ...........s IS Moon rises a. m. u 10
sun sets. ............T 20 Moon sets o. IN .. -
HfgH WATER
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24

Forcoast, for Special looatiss.-Eutsrn New
York Arkansas. oklahoma. Northern New ENGLAND
Mississippi TennesSce and KENTUCKY gcnersliy fair
to-day and ,p morrow.
District ~ Columbia Maryland. Eastern ard west-
crn Pennsylvania Delassrc Ne~ Jersey, West VIZ
ginia Western Nev York Ohio. Indiana Eastern
and Western TeNas. partly cloudy to-day and to-
Ia morrow
North CsroIlns local thunder showers To day and
probably 10 morroS.
south Carolina local thunder showers TO dsS and
TO Inorrv~ except generally fair 10 morrow south
east
Georgia and Alabama local thunder showers to-
day partly cloudy 10 morrow
Florida. local thunder Srowen to-day ana u
morrow. except fair northwest TO morrow.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24
JOHN W. STERLING.
LOUISE B. SCOTT.
srrEARMAN & STERLING. Attorney
for Executors. 50 Wall Street. New
YORK city

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or HoS.
Holm +. COHALAN. a Surrogate Of thu
Comfy OF New York. Notice IS hereby
given to all persons having claims against
Alfred Il Lounsbery, late Of the County OF
New York deceased, 20 present the ssms
with vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers.
nt the ofice Of Wingste q cullen. their
attorneys AZ their place OF uansactlns
city OF New York. or before the zis.
day Of August = ext
Dated. New York. tho l7th day OF Feoru-
airy. 1916. ,,.~.-.--
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24
HELP WANTED.
Male
SITUATIONS WAITED.

Male.
COUPLE Eish position. mar bartender woman -hei
or manager Of restaurant Address y J.. l-j
EGs. lltth -
y4CIT.N CLEANING -Mo.hproonug Causis. Rua
A. fhs home DIS hlIr 80 Iay. besf fsfereaeeA
rI,ODNAN n West l85,h s. Phone 1888 Harlem.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24

FURNISHED MODERN APARTMENT SEVEN
rooms Two baths Oh SSH st.. near Riverside
Drive vii snblei for summer. Prov can be sat
isfsctory arranged. T W. l05 Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
lost BaNkBOOKs.

LOST -Pas,bogs soi.G05. Ciheas' savings Bank
ron will ID, cancelled August T. 1918. unless
adverse claim Is made.
ToST on sTOLFN -Bsnkhook No. ISL 2se o, the
s,apusd Please return book 10 bank. No 81 Cham
n~r.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

Male
Rl~rTER. VALET. USEFUL -superor young nan
-eat good appearing WY highly rccofrmcndei
So Mrs Masens As1'c. 4N W. '-i bn AM ,'Ss.
,,,,prv- nunsr erd cook. French. ts0 l..
.pss Hofmayer's Agency. 10 Aast isd ST. ID
foor. telephone s9t7 MURRAY Hil
C0I.pTT -Huter valet arst clas, cook housesssper.
rrliaIie responsible pair. splendid references 40
Mn Mssou'. Agency lsl Nes' '-d 81 ~ AM 'o''
Female.
.-A-rOOK. ChGmhsrmaid wsiuess Young
I,ish ei-is together separate. s50szs l.,
N,., Uofnsyer's Agency. 10 East i5d 81, 81 rOof
Tsi.phons s9if Murray HilL
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24

Winds for Monday and ruesD.--Norh Atlantic
moderate souih. with 'horess. middle Atlantic nod
crste. mostly south. showers Monday. fair Tuesday !:
south Atlantic moderate. mostly southeast uunier
shower east Gull moderate south persy ciond,
thunder sh0werx nnrh portion vest Gulf. fBotrnie
south. partly cloudy upper lskcs. gentle 70 md
crate fhif.ng winds becoming northwest. Monday
generally fair. lover lakes gentle 20 moderate
shifting Winds Monday. with fair weather.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24

Local Forecst-Genersly fair to-dy and to-
morrow: gentle 10 moderate south winds.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24
INSTRUCTION..
NEW JERSEY-Newark.
NENARK TECHNICAL SCHOOL,
49, Kfgb street Newark y. J.
NEW NOKk-Manhatta.

361 Eigh street, Newark, y. D.
In4fse iu Municipal ard Highway Engineering
begin, Thursday September -. 1916 Instruction
giyen in supcyin. Management and improvement
- County Roads. Highway Engineering Water
Supplv Sewerage. Contracts. Engineering DrsWirg
Structural U,..sr. Cy Planning. Mathematics.
Electricity Iu9ish. Preach and German. Tuition
fee 500 90 gei aunum. For Book OF Information.
aupy to C4arle. A Cotton T.. n. Director
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24
stock and bond iuSost-


Public securities ...
Galer securities .....
Real esiate cNlel.....
Mortgages owned ....
Loan. and discounts 80
cured hv bond and
mortgage. decd Or
ofhc- nal estate col
lateral ............
Loars and discounts se
cured hy other col
latersi ...-.......
Loans. discounts and
bills purchased not
secured by olis,eral
Cgrrdraffs ...........
Due from trust CON
paries. banks and
bankers ...........
NWclt ......... .-
tCloa STATES iesal
tcudcr notes and notes
u national bsuEs...
Federal reserve uWes
Cash items. VIZ Bills
snd checks Tor next
DAYS citarings other
cash items .....-.
Customers liability pn
arcepiauces .........
otlsr assets ........-.
Adj for cents s..-......
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24
APARTMENTS TOILET
BOROUGH or THE BRONX.
APARTMENTs-TO LET

HOE AVE. e32-sss 0iO-3-ij rooms. Telephone.
Electric mshts. Apply Jani'ors
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24
THE NEW KfTTATINNY

DelA"Aht WAFER GAP. PA.
,,,'f .sf e.aas modern hote. u tl, famnu,
,rse-,.., s.N.ly 5ll fyery modern equipment.
i.,et a cuisine. French chefs Orchestra GoU
ciA -,ills etc. cafe and grill. Garage SIs
nsil.t srNQa rates Booklet and auto maps
Con- Nlssles meet Trains JOHN PuRDY
- ~ l,aI. n- WIZ On nnu.e
New-York tribune., 1916-07-24
ARR HRRlr lFrE9PLES %. I:i Trust COMPANY.
WINGATE e. CULLEN. Attorneys for
E1ecutors 20 Nassau street. New


IN PURSUANCE or An ORDER or THE
Hon John ?. Cohalan. Surrogate Of the
County ~ New York notice Is hereby given
70 ali persons having claims against
charles Laurent. late 0r the county x
New York Deceased. 20 present the same
With vouc hers thereof 20 The subscriber. az
her place Of transs scting business, al tho
once o. COudert Brothers No. Rector
street. IN the Borough ~ Manhattan. New
York city on or before the nrst day OK
January 1914.
Dated New York. June II. 1916.
-cARnIINE h STRONG. AdmInistratrix.