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MMONSES,

NEW XoRK sTrREME COURT,
JACOB BRADFORD ERR, Plaintiff.
sxsinst p. V. BARANowsKY 4 CON-
PASY. a corporation, Defendant.
TRIAL DESIRED IN NEW yoTK
COUNTY. SUMMONS.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
you ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to
serve a copy Of your answer or tho plain
tins attorneys within 20 days after the ser
vice of this exclusive Of the day
Of service, and IN case Of Your failure to
appear. or answer. judgment viii be taken
against you by default, for the relief de-
manded In tho complaint.
Bs ted ! NsG f9rs' AnsS,s s. i'ie;
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Office and Post Office Address; No. s..
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New
70 P.Sv sARANowsKr & COMPANY.
q Corporation:
The foregoing. summons 4, served upon
you by publication, pursuant to al order
lice Of tho supreme Court OF tho State Of
New York. dated the .tth day OF August.
1915. and Med with Tho complaint In tho
office of the Clerk of tho county Of New
York. at tho County Court House. In tho
Borough OF Manhattan. City and State Of
New York. on the 25th day OF August. 1916.
said original complaint having been nied
IN said Clerks office on the 7th day Of
Dated. New York. August :5th, 1915.
DITTENHOEFER,- FfsHEL & KNOX.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
office and Y. q. Address; So Broadway,
Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
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BRITISH LOAN ALL PAID N.
Money Market steady When s"i"'-
600, 1000 Is Turned over.

The financial district was Grlt''i
Yesterday over the excellent behavior
Of the money market IN view Of tie 4
that yesterday was the day On Wi. =
full payments IN the $3.50, ooo .uoo Pc
ish secured loan were made 10 j 4 ~
gan Il Co, The payment. said e J.
largest single one ever mas on ore 't
was accomplished without the - ,
furry In the money market.
Call money advanced only -
per cent. TO > rcr cent. :, pc
above the high for August. A. go q
of business last uish, II VA -.
previous daN'H lrN,l of go,
The shifting ~ su,u 30 Hs
funds Will rruhtu' y Huai,' o.
change in certain i,,it"'
bank statement, hat Wat -
pared for this change arrI .N
The sun., 1916-09-02
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Holland America liner Hyndam. san.
Ing to-day for Rotterdam, viii take
mai. closing at $3.50 A. NJ. for the Neither
lands.
The American liner New York. sailing
to-day for Liverpool. Will take mah.
closing al $50 4. N, FOR Europe Except
Germany. Austria. Hungary. i.uXemoure'
Bulgaria. Serbia, Turkey. the MEMBRANES
IVES. Africa and East Indies spain and
Portugal must be specially addressed).
The French liner Rochambeau. sailing
to-day for Bordeaux. will take mail,
closing at Il NJ. for France. Rumsnis,
switzerland. Italy. Egypt. Greece. B,!'ish
India, British Eas: Africa. SAM, Malta.
,ibra'ta-. Ccylon. straits settlements.
Dutch Eas, Indies. West Australia and
Da-uiu
The sun., 1916-09-02
DISSOLUTION NOTICES.

CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
STATE OF NEW YORK. OFFICE OF
THE SECRETARY OF STATE, So:
This certificate Issued In duplicate hereby
certihes that
N. N, MAyEHoFF \ CO.. INC.
q domestic stock corporation. has fled In
this office on the 22nd day Of August, 1916,
papers for the voluntary dissolution OF said
corporation under section 22l OF the GEN
ersl Corporation Law OF tho State OF New
York. and that II. appears thersfrom that
section. In order to be dissolved.
WITNESS my hand and the seal Of Of
flee o. the Secretary Of state at the City
thonss nd nine hundred and sixteen,
(Sealb e. W TAFT,
Second Deputy Secretary Of State.
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Movements of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON. sept, The battl~ship
Oklahoma and dcstroycrs Alvin Ra.ch,
Conyngham. Gushing and Tucker have ar
rived al Norfolk. tho cruiser birmingham
and destroyers cass!n. Cummings, Duncan.
Ericsson. McpouRal, Porter and Wads-
worth. at Hampton Roads.
Battleship North Carolina NJ Presidents
Roads: destroyers Bcnham and Winslow AZ
Now port; submarine G ! a, New York sun
marine D .. and destroyer Nicholson at
New York yard; cruiser Chicago, monitor
Tallahassee and submarines * l, X ., X :
and X . at Philadelphia; submarine u "
at bridgeport; submarines ID 3. l. !. ~
and l. nj New London
The submarine q I has sailed from New
York yard for trials: yacht MayhuNcr from,
Washington for New York: destroyer
paM'hing IRON, ross M,n,n .or southern
for San Domingo City via. Guantanamo:
destroyer sampson from Newport for sea
and destroyer whipplo from Lapsz for
Topolohampo.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.
CITY OF NEW YORK
BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND ArPOR-
TlnNNENT

CITY OF NEW YORK
BOARD or ESTIMATE AND ArPOR-
TiONMENT.
Public notice Is hereby given that A. "A
meeting OF the board OF Es,ima,. and APP
portionment. held July -. lelt, the follow
70 fHE HOARD OF ESTIMATE AND AP.
PoRTioNMENr OF II CITY OF
Union Railway Company Of New York
City. a New York corporation. OWNING ana
Borouxhs Of Manhattan snd The BronA.
City OF New York. hereby petitions for a
franchise 20 construct. maintain and op-
is,ing railroad In the Borough OF Man
haitian In. upon. along and over the follow
Ing described route.
existing tracks OF the COMPANY In
Emerson street at or near Its intersec-
tion with vcrmi,yca Avenue, thence
m!iyez Avenue 10 Its intersection with
pyckman street. thence westerly In.
upon and alonG Dyc@man street 10 tho
II is proposed to operate the eaid OK
tension by,,an overhead current = elec-
Company on It's existing lines Of railroad.
Dated New York: june ION: isis; ,,,,
UNION RAILWAY. COMPANY OF NEW
BY EDWARD \. MAiiER, Vice -Pr.-ident.
Attest: SHELTON y. MARTIN. Secretary.
corporate Seal
State OF New York. County NJ New York. So.
EDWARD \. MAHER. being duly sworn.
dcposea and says that he IL tho Vice Presl-
dent Of Union Railway Company OF New
read the foregoing petition and knows the
contents thereof and that the same Is true
Of his own knowledge except as 20 the mat
ters therein stated to be alleged on In
formation and belief and AS TO those mat
tiers he believes i cp tS Be 'EuI,
Sworn 10 before mo this 18th day o:
June. 1916.
CHARLES wITZFL.
Notary Public, Bronx County. New York.
Certificate flcd In y. V. 90.
y. y. 60. No. 81. y. Y Reg No. ross.
Commission expires March 30. 1917.
and the following resolutions wcro there
upon adopted;
Whereas. the foregoing petition from the
un!on Railway Company OF New York city
dated June IL. 1915, was presented n the
Board OF Estiinat" and Apportionnient At a
meeting held July 80. 1915.
Resolved, that In .pursusnce Of law this
Roaru sets Friday the fifteenth day Of Sep
TENDER 1916. at 1870 o'cloCk in the fore
noon and Room - In tn" CITY Hall. Ror-
ough OF Manhattan. as the time and place
when and where such petition shall he iirs'
considered. and a public hearing be had
thereon. at which citizens shall be entitled
to appear and be heard and be It further
Resolved. that the Secretary Is directed
- cause such petition and thes. resolutions
IN be published for At least fourteen il&)
days In two daily newspapers In Ths City
Mayor, and for at least ten No) DAYS, In
the CRY Record Immediately prior IL
such date Of public hearing. This ~xpens.
Of such publication to be horne BY the
petitioner.
JAMES n. McCASS. Assistant Secretary.
Room 1907. Municipal Building.
Telephone No. $3.50 Worth.
New York. July 81. 1916.
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COFFEE MARKET.

The coffee market experienced q sharp I'D.
turn at the outset. Al ono time the active
positions were Il TO % points above the final
Of Thursday. Outside Interests were again
active buyers and sentiment was bullishly
Santos indicating that the crop has been
damaged by drought and cold winds. II was
also stated that the present crop may turn
0 %rsa, Ai YER. 'n ssid e ~ ~ sr me m brazilian
vance there was renewed selling to realize
profits, and toward the close the market cx.
perienced . partial reaction with final quota
Total sales were $1,000 bags. Co.'S and freight
offers from Brazil vera Arm. with santos 3s
quoted at llkc. and IS and Is at ll1c.. London
credits,
Local spot market Quiet but firm, with
Rio Is quoted At loc. and Santos ~ at liiac.
Range Of prices:
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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WARRINGTON. d. C.. August 80. 1916
sealed proposals will be received At this
D,partment until 2 o'clock p. NJ. Friday,
S.ptember Is. 1915. for furnishing and lie,
iiyering Three Motor-Truck Power Spray
ing Machines at Melross Highlands. Mas~a-
rhusctts. Blank forms Of proposal and
spncidcations and all necessary informa-
lion may be obtsined from the CHIEF CLERK.
HuTesu OF Entomology. Enveiopss contain.
ing proposals should be endorsed 'Propo-
sails for Three MOtor-Truck Power SPRAY.
ing Machines" and addressed to Board II
Awsyds, DspsStmsat Of Agriculture
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CENTRAL AUCTION co, w.. Sherhan,
A%n.iinnrr. Is! lnnMl Street. snllA ieMelrY

at - \. Nj clothing ~ 10 \. NJ
sept. t-By Il. Simpson co. 900 fulton
-. Bk'yu, all Enredcrmoi pledges of
pearl. diamonds ami other pgt cioIs stones.
watches, fcw'lry, .~iivcrware, a., pledged
ar'i, los held over from previous sales.
sept BY john Simpson, l6t Rowery.
all unrcdeemed pledges o: pearls, diamonds
aud other precious stones, watches, Jewelry,
silvorware. g., plHdgcd previous ~ No.
lOiOp. June :, i9l5. and al articles held
over from previous sales.
Sept ;-tonsisrmcnt OF jewolry.
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Gables: Rio unchanged At 6st,5 for No. q:
exchange lied. higher At ]: II SGD receipts
1000 bags, stock $4,000. Santos unchanged
at $500 for No. 4: receipts 1900 bags, stock
i.s7s.Oo. Futures :5 to 20 reis. higher. Re.
ccipts at the two ports $4,000 bags, against
s5. 900 . year $50: Sac Paulo 81 900. against
in Sac Paulo unsettled. one point being
showery. one rain. Two cloudy and one anc,
With temperatures 20 to %. Clearances in.
York. and the Arazuary. with 10000 for
New Orleans from Rio, and The Guahyba
from santos with ?t,0O0 for New York.
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WV stiNs
Shorgo ud. Agut., - Howcry, srlls IA \. NJ:
sept. News and wow"n's clothing. dry
GouG-. slo'-. &c, from No $4,000 20 $500.
ana ar goods he'd over from previous sales.
]. SvhnAp.r. Sj7 20 Ave.
sept. r--'lo'hiur. from No. 10000 -
i7tHt II & e. Lang. 10 Ave. g. NJ
huphiti. -. ?th Ave.
sept. diamonds. watches tcNelry. &c.
Including 10 $500 aud 37G-0. Ray Ridge
Loan once. ;$l7 I'd Ave-. Rrookly n. II
ioolN. 90 Graui 81. Brooklyn.
sept AL diamond, watches, l"wcirv
NJ oNcry d,s ription. s.ly"rwarc. odds and
onJ-. from 80. $;1n0 to so i,3H", ari al,
older dates, II. & -. Lang, 10 ASr. -
sept. = MI men s. and women : clothing,
IrN goods 4hocs. &. pledged with Bcu'r-
mn FpN - 9TH Ave. prior q" Sept !. l@li.
- ~. 80 q. also for llugh lANory, Ia
sand =. RrooHlAu.
srr'. S-piampnis. Watches ievo'ry, g..
lanes y. II! an, Inc. 49, Nsrtie Ave
Brooklyn
sort. s-Cto,hiuG. Eaph.oI Bros, Il3.
end I've.
The sun., 1916-09-02

These naval orders wcro issued:
Commander II. u Bierer. detached works
william cranp A. Sons, Phila ielphia. Sep
tcmher 10, 10 Asiatic station, Via October
transport: Lieutenant Commander u. :.
Jackson. detached Illinois 10 Naval Inspec-
tor Of ordnance At works william Crsmp
n Sons. Philadelphia. and New York ship
building Company, Camden, y. y
Lieutenant commander T. r. Kurt, do
tarhcd Naval Academy. September .. TO
Illinois as executive officer: Lieut.. Judge
q. Bradford, detached works Midvale steel
Company. Nicetown, Pa. to works Sperry
Lieut.. Cudgel II. II. Berry. detached Nil
wRukec. Ia duty connecting ftting out LIS
and duty on board when c<nin.ssioned.
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COr.ARrNERsmIr NOTICES.


tICkSLAV N COMPANY, CERTIFICATE
or RENEWAL OF LIMITED PARTNER
sHlr:
and special partners Of the firm OF Picks
lay Il Company, u limited partnership. be-
Ing dosirous OF renewing said partnership.
ls'. 1916. pursuant to tho statute OF the
state Of New lork. do certify ss follows;
i That the namS Of tho irm nsd sd
ig "~rtcksLAl a. COMPANY and the
County wherein ,;he principal place 9,
el,in,.s is 10 he iGgeted d, x me SIuh'S OF
.. Tho general nature OF tho business In
tended to be transacted by said partner
ship Is tho buying and selling OF precious
stones. jowelry, watche.. silverwarc. eta
,loncry and fancy articles A..
3. The names and residences or all tho
general and special partners interested In
said copartnership and their. respective
pI2crs of rGsiicn,es aatc as iollow'i
William Morton ricksley., Of $40 Seneca
county Of wssichestcr ana state OF He"
Joseph Darling rickslay. Of N. Village
Of warwick. N the state Of Ncw noT"
mat eSch 81 the tsid general aud special
partners ie of fg,l age.
T. That tho amount Of capital which the
special partner has Contributed 10 tho com
mon stock is Fif,y thousand H5ooooJ doll
lars.
: Tha, tho I'm. fo- which said partner
shin b. to- he renewed &C. tvs wears COM
meu,inc ON tho frs' dAv % July, 1915,
and ending on tho 'lrs. dav ~ Jul'. 1918.
~ WITNESS WHEREOF II" said gem
oral aud special partners have hereun'o Get
their hands this nr>t day OF July, 1915.
William MORTON %ricKsLAv.
JOSEPH T. PlckSLAT, special
STATE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY OF
NEW YORK. -
uu this l6,h day OF August. 1916, before
m" personally cuinc lpHN ZtHR, WILL
I'M NORTON Ii'hSl.AY and JOSEPH
-. TlCNSLiN to M known aui known 20
mo 10 be tho indlyiIu,is described IN an
Who executed tho foregoing Instrument. and
they srNtrd'ly HCkuOWiesgCd to me that
they 'tctu'nl the same.
RERSARD B~pSENTitAt.
Commissioned of de'd~.'t'N ~ Now York
Residing tn Bronx county, Cort!lcs'es fled
IA UrorN. Ncw York amt Kings counties.
- Y. County tlei&s Nn. 1875, Register No.
My commission expires oct. 20, 1916.
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PATENTS.

Patents secured. trademarks registered.
Protect your ideas. Ask Washington ON =
for free books and list Of inventions wanted,
Advice free. RlCHlARp w.. OWEN. l69
Owcu Bldg, Washington. G.. New York
',. Woolworth Bldg. Ihone-Barclay
ssgt
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LOST, FOUND AND REWARD.

so REWARD to any ono returning on
long silver wrist watch, lost Hotel Man
haitian THURSDAY noon, TIFFANY make
Dated Sept. 1915. No questions asked
Notify owner. MISS 4. EASTMAN. IL
Washington Place.
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AGENTS WANTED.

EARS 500 weekly managing clean. l--
spare time at hrst; splendid opening for
Intelligent person now employed: send for
parteulars,- Dept. ". OPPORTUNITIES
The sun., 1916-09-02
THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TODAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Depaltures-Outgoing
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
THE

For esstern New York. local showers and
somewhat cooler to-day, Tomorrow, far
With moderate tcmper.turs. moderate
For New. Jersey. overcast weather Win
probable thunder showers to-day. cooler
ssm p,Ts,i .G-m moderate. 's shifting Ti,s and MI' ives,
winds.
cooler except In southeastern. Maine; 20.
morrow. fair and cool; moderate south
FOR southern New England. local showers
and somewhat cooler to-day; tomorrow.
fair with moderate temperature: moderate
For western New York. partly cloudy and
cooler to-day: tomorrow, fair: moderate
NEW YORK, SEPT ?-Thc,e wa:
stretching from an area OF low pressure
tho districts surrounding all tho great
lakes. the Ohio and Tennessee valleys. the
valley to northern Texas and some local
showers over New England and the north.
ern part OF tho Middle Atlantic state.
yesterday. Elsewhere fair weather was
general.
There was an area Of high pressure c.cr
slope OF III. ROCKY Mountains. West to
tn" Pacific coast tho pressure was low nut
without any storm. o,.
Valley and in the districts south or N"
lake regions and It was warmer ~ me
northern par, Of the Middle Atlantic states
and New England. II was very cold IN ne
canadian Maritime Province and 10 'ns
north OF Minnesota; the temperature a,
White River. ontario. was . degrees aooNe
freezing In the early morning and = apoSc
at Minnedosa. 1t was also cooler IN inc
plain states. mime
In this city tho dav was fair. becoming
cloudy and threatening thunderstorms IN
the afternoon. continued warm wlnu lres"
southor'y. Average humidity, IS per CENT
barometer, corrected to read u, sea ieN''
At S \. ", So.i6, . i. NJ, aOos.
r.. col 500
ia o'ne'oF. ,.sss 49,
EG'uldifr. ..... s''.''' ~
Ninl--di-c c'ion. .....".... S."' ~
y............ q.
Weather. ..,'.s'' 'l'aF !"
rtap ,sr,n,ra,u-e In this city yesterday.
as recorded by Tho official thermometer -
st,.,n in fba nOpeN pd table.
The sun., 1916-09-02
FIRE

A. NJ Ds"1s.
i.i.-:o5G 7th av.. %a:hau ScANtr,.
s-.,
l;:o-'no Lexington av,; untnorn. .
2:ls-.S6i ntrh dy.. American L.
press "a ....,.. .,....... z y
7;:5-l?i Wet i7,h st; sag rs
VAC .. ..'...s- .rssr NisF
ii::5-:o-.c tuu st.; Mouqu!n Re-.
taurant and Wine to,..... I'''-
i;l5-"i: wcst sGl st. vacant To-
Jacob Nola .-........... .H-
i:i5-Fuot latu -. ana E1-, EiyC-
Stow. pd!l"y * Evans. s. 80
":45-i17 GrCcuWicn st., Har'
40. May "a ,''-'.,o '-
4;tS-los7 simpson s', Tho BrotN.
AGolph R'rGhtum. ....... .1''-
q :1o--"h SIHth 30 Independent SI?
ply Company ..-...,.....
8;3o-id" Cherry st. igci l,'
S.3o-lNr. pu 81. Max io>,.... 60
6:45-2aa East I'D st; H'uJa'u..
Rydaukut. ...... ...... ..... 7..4 4
G:5o-frout ~ 900 W. 5,th -
Mason-Seanan Company ... + go I
I:3o--13lst 50, ana Amsterdam A.
s:lo-77 L ilo,h a.. Harry Se.u
sl5-ls9 W. io'h -. Jacob i"
sIs-s%s" ". ci,n -. Max schNar,. r
e:lo-loG Ir,.h.lu -; E's"n'E,
lOicN ..,s-.. .......
The sun., 1916-09-02

SEVERAL high grade ,cnoEraphors for
trust COMPANY, Must lie neat appearing.
and rapid aud accurate Workers, II. Il.
H., l.. -. BoN. Sc. y. Y. ti'v.
The sun., 1916-09-02
HELP u

AN OPENING for two experienced sta
tioncry men, with old established house as
outside statesmen. Give details, H., l69 sun.
The sun., 1916-09-02

SALESMAN for Manhattan, Bronx. West
chester. BROOKLYN. Long Island, mi doors
OF things wanted. Booze lighters and ad
vance seekers keep away. Clean record,
well dressed men call at ten sharp Satur-
day. go Fifth Ave. suite l5lj. or ~ Court
St, brooklyn. suite 1905.
The sun., 1916-09-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
United States Coast aud Geodsto Survey
Standard Time.

Unitsd States Coast aud Geodsao Survey
Standard Time.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises. d. s ~ Sun ..,s. s % Moon ,s,s.. 20
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
s.sd,Hr.,o:aA So. oov.,.l. .,6n.a * H.no.... Il g. 3.
Low WATER HIS DAY.
sandyH't.. ! :o6 Gov. ISL. .i;aal Hell Gate. . :Si
Arrived-FRIDAy. September I.
So Carrathis. I 30 l.. NJ, Liverpool. Aug. .,
s. Nordlc, "a. NJ, East London, Aus. :.
IS Mcssbn. london. Aug. 70.
So. n Ncnezueios. . J.. NJ, Thursday,
$ ircguois. $40 A. NJ. London. Aus. "
SIS G"thland. Rotterdam, 6:is A ~. Ro,,cr
Ang. rs.
IS kronPriuz Gustav. barbados. Aug. %
IS Stephen, Barbados. Aug IS.
. Juan, .'nrtngcns, Aug. -.
IS Trinidad. st. CroS. AUG. 20.
IS Toyools Maru. cristobsl, Aug. "a
s: j's ~.i, MS1,sea,; Aug; %.
Jose, Puerto Colombia. Aug IS.
IS II Mundo: Galveston. Aus. :s
IS Princess Anne. Norfolk, Aug 81
IS City Of Madras, Boston. Aug. "a
= rswnee, philadelphia. Aug II.
IS Monviso, Cape Henry, Aus. 81
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
SIS Vile de Tamatave. at Lisbon.
IS Andyk. a. kirkwali.
So H'kosan Msru, at Cctte.
SIS Marie, at Cettc.
IS Port Nicholson. at Auckland.
IS NarrRgansett, At London.
- Eursna. OF Lizard.
$ Oscar H.. ut Copenhagen,
IS oofmarsun, st Amsterdam,
s. Mocrd,k, Al Rotterdam.
So Noordyk. at Rotterdam
- nakOtan, at Mou,c,ideo
- Mrissonicr. at MontcVideo
- Nenekla. at bordeaux.
- Bandaio. at Marseille.
- Christian M.ohcslcn. al, Rotterdam.
- B%rlnkburn. at Cris'obai
So E%urymedon, at tristnhsi
IS conan,hc, " Jacksonville.
- oity OF ~. Louis. at savannah
IS Cherokee. az Wilmington.
- nelaware. AZ Philadelphia.
s. Mossamcdea, AT Norfolk.
IS III Rio. q Galveston.
SAILED roR NEW YORK
IS Manhattan. from, London.
So Gunhyba. from Santos.
So RorgcnsfJord, from Bergen.
- Sabine. from Tampa
| IS IenaDe. from Charleston.
IS Chesapeake, from Baltimore
The sun., 1916-09-02
AFTERNOON BOAT
Day o" L1f'nEies
CATSKILL EVENING LINE

Leaves daily ,Nccpt sunday no trip up scpt.m.
her 9TH foot OF /, christopher ST. 4, W. t2pth II
q 30; \ onkrr>. -, T.. NJ. for Ncwburgh. 'atsnill.
Hudson. toNssckic. Tickets INTERCHANGEABLE
with those Of Day Line, Tel. 1907 >prine.
The sun., 1916-09-02

EARN 800 weekly managing clean, le-
Ultimate mail order business: small capital
spare time at trst; splendid opening for
Intelligent person now emplovcd send for
particulars. Dept T., OPPORTUNITIES
ENCHANGF. Eunalo. y. T.,
The sun., 1916-09-02

= A. MA - 81. NJ y.
L. NJ ....S3 81 81 Nj. y,
3 =. MS 20 IL Mid 's D.
IIighcs, temperature. So. a. 40 7. y.
Average temperature. IS.
The sun., 1916-09-02

rec plIii1Ons sss ss.sssH 80 -.
Tho ,cnporatu-e In this city yesterda%.
ay recorded by tho Official Thermometer. Is
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-13
WICKERSHAM DUE IN
 JUNEAU NEXT FRIDAY

Telegrams received at Juneau say that Delegate James Wickersham will arrive at Juneau on the City of Seattle, due to arrive here Fri day. He will be accompanied by his manager, John Rustgard, who met him at Ketchikan. He will hold meetings at Wrangell and Peters burg, it is said. before coming to Juneau. It is said that he will spend a week or more on Gastineau channel.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-13
Charles A. Sulzer Bo: Rs@esgas a.:s As@isss s@ as
Elected to Senate

Mir. Sulzer was elected to repre- sent the First Division of Alaska in the Territorial Senate, being the only successful nominee of the Dem ocratlc Divisional Legislative ticket. He received a large majority al- though he had as an opponent May or M. J. O'Connor, of Douglas, one of the strongest and best known and most highly respected business men of Alaska, and notwithstanding that he made absolutely no campaign at all. remaining at his work at his mine while others campaigned his district. He received every one of the 5S votes cast at his home pre- cinct.
 Strong and Forceful
 In the first session of his term, he demonstrated that he is one of the strong and forceful characters of Alaska. He took great interest in all phases of Legislation that came to the front during his first session, which continued from March 1st to April S0th of the past year. He devoted long hours so the work, and was conceded to be not only one of the strongest and steadies debaters in either house, but one of the dearest thinkers and most useful members. While thoroughly progress sive he is intensely practical, and always mselfshly patriotic.
 Early Life
 Born on a farm at Roselle, New Jersey. February 24, 1879, he at- tended public school, Pingry school and graduated from Berkeley Acad- emy of New York City; passed ex- aminations to Princeton University, but before entrance time, he joined the 4th regiment New Jersey Volun- teers in the Spanish American War. and after being discharged from the army he spent one year at the West Point Military Academy. As boy Mir. Sulzer was prominent athlete in the East.
 Alaska For Alaskans
 Senator Sulzer is Q through AL askan. His affection for the Terri tory and his confidence that 1t will have a wonderful future are un- bounded. He stands for Alaska for Alaskans," in all that the term means and implies, and for principle and progress instead of prejudice, for cooperation instead of vain quar- reling.
 Senator Sulzer is a member of Elizabeth Lodge No. 2S9 B. p. O.. Elks, of Elizabeth. N. J., and is one of the trustees of the Grand Camp of the Arctic Brotherhood, also Of Ketchikan Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles. and is dictator of Sulzer Lodge 1905 Loyal Order of Moose.
 Wife ls Alaska Girl
 Mrs. Sulzer was formerly Miss Gertrude Harrison, of Ketchikan. They have one son, boy of ten years.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-13

in the National Congress, and since his arrival in the Territory he has taken prominent part in it's public affairs.
 Makes Good as Miner
 As superintendent. manager and operator of the mining properties at Sulzer he has made good His mine has produced copper to the value of several millions, and it's capacity for production is being largely increased.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-13
LADIES' LEAGUE MEETING

DOUGLAS, Sept. 1S.-The Ladies' League of the Congregational church will meet in the League Parlors of the Church, Thursday 2:SO p. m. All the members are becoming in- terested in the bazaar to be held Nov. 1st.