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SLAVS TAKE A THOUSAND
 GERMANS CAPTURE CITY

been costly failure, the machine guns of the British together with the free use of shrapnel causing the attacking forces fearful losses which finally caused the Central Powers to desist in their attempt. It is openly admitted that the Allied advance is now halted until Greece definitely decides upon her part in the war.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-22
British Advance North
 And South Of AnCre

LONDON, Sept. 12.-Notwith- standing the ever increasing Ger man force that is trying to prevent them, the British are still advancing north and south of the Ancre river. Fighting continues heavy, but Haig reports that every day sees a Brit ish advance of greater or lesser length and that every rod gained is successfully held.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-22
ATHENS REPORT CRETE
 REv0LTED FROM KING

ATHENS, Sept. 21.-It will be difficult to carry out the demands of the pro-German papers here that the rebels in the island of Crete be put down with firm hand. AS they have declared their adhesion to the Entente powers it is highly improb- able that any landing of Greek troops would be permitted by the Allied warships. It is held here that the later were long ago cogni- Zant of the uprising.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-22
MEN STORM
 JAIL LYNCH PRISONER

told the official that he had better surrender Dudley as they were pre- pared to take him by force if neces. sary and he could not prevent them. Realizing himself as helpless before the armed band, who, are said to be ranchers, the sheriff turned over his prisoner who was promptly lynched.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-22

LONDON. Sept. 21.-The Servians continue their advance beyond Lake Ostrova into Servia although they have to fight their way all the time. Their reports show that the battle field beyond Lake Ostrova is being scavenged by jackals, hyenas and vultures which in great numbers are reducing the dead Bulgars and their
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-22

OLATHE, Kansas, Sept. 21.- Fifty armed men stormed the coun- ty jail here and lynched Bert Dud- ley a local farmer who was con- victed recently of the brutal murder of Henry Miller and wife.
 The men reached the residence ,f Sheriff Carroll last night and
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persisting in the mans guilt, and victed.
 The charge made by McNutt that the police being unable to discover the perpetrator of the crime, they with the aid of detectives built up the case against the accused, seems. to have been correct
 The break down of the states. identification of Billings was the, worst breach in their chain of police evidence
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-22
POLITICAL CAU1PAlGN IS
 GR0WInlG IN EXCITEMENT

indication that he now realizes the mistake he made in Nashville and yesterday at Lafayette he tried to make the amende honorable.
 Meantime the republicans charge Wilsonites with framing up the
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-22

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Sept. 21- Charles Evans Hughes made a strong bid for the workers votes to- night. In an address delivered here
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-22
CHINA WANTS HELP.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 20.- China is now appealing for help as the country is suffering from the worst floods in fifty years. A million people are homeless.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-22

BUCHAREST, Sept. 21.-The ef- forts of the Germans, Bulgars and Turks to drive forward to the Con- stanza railroad have been checked after desperate fighting and the situation is now in the hands of the
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-22

railroad trouble to pull off a coup, which stunt would practically se- cure Wilson a job lot of half mill lion votes from the railroad em- ployees alone.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-22

Rumanians and the Russians.
 Fierce fighting in Transylvani; resulted in the defeat of the Aus trians, the Rumanians taking fiv, thousand prisoners.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-22

BERLIN, Sept. 21.-The General Staff says that the British are on a general offensive on the west with but little gains being made, the Ger mans hold back the big rush suc- cessfully. The heaviest fighting is near FlerS.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-22

MOSCOW, Sept. 21.-Trainloads of Austrian prisoners taken by the Rumanians passed through here to the Russian detention camps which will hold them for the present.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-22
MARINE BULLETIN.

Nome Radio, Sept. 21, 1916. Alaska up Rampant.
 Canadian up Stewart a. m. Casa up Carmack 6 am. Davis at Fort Gibbon. Dawson up Rampant 17th. Hazelhurst at Gibbon. Jacobs at Gibbon.
 Julia B with barge up Nenena II a. m. goth.
 Minneapolis at Cinema. Nasutlin up Dawson 5 8. m. Reliance at Nenana.
 Sarah with three Barges up St. Michaels for Gibobn goth. Schwatka with barges up Tolo- vana a. m.
 Seattle No. at Gibbon. Selkirk leaves Dawson 1 p. m. Shushanna at Cinema.
 Sibilal with barge up Holy Cross goth.
 Sussie with 5 barges up Meloz, goth.
 Tanana with barge up Nenana 5 a. m.
 White Horse in White Horse. Yukon with two barges down Circle 18th.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-22

LONDON, Sept. 21.-The effort of the Teutons and Bulgarians to drive back the British from their ad- vanced lines across the Struma have
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-22

PETROGRAD, Sept. 12.-The Headquarters staff reports that one thousand Germans were taken when the Russians captured Sviniuchi and also the Teuton positions east of Panther.
 The Germans have retired con- siderable distance.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-22

allies to skeletons.
 The Servians find that many dead when they reach them have been torn to pieces by prowling jackals and hyenas. .
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-22

situation has been the set back which Mackenzen has suffered in his efforts to assault the positions near the Constanza railroad, the Rus points.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-22

been making great efforts to with stand these attacks, but miles of trenches have been taken.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-22

NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-Member H. J. Began of the State Board fo Arbitration announces that his Board will enforce arbitration hear ings in the strike situation begin ming on Monday next. Reagan says that it is time to change the slogans of both sides to the Public Must Be Protected. He believes that by mutual concessions they will be- able to effect a settlement.
 Carpets Vacuum Cleaned. Sec Beebe. Phone White 157.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-22

BERLIN, Sept. 21.-A Staat's Zeitung special says that the Gen eral Staff is now preparing the
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-22

Stoves, Monographs, Beds, etc., at Crooks, next Fire Department.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-22

Vote the Republican Ticket
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-22

lieved that King Constantine, even though Germany declines to accede to the ultimatum of the Greek cabi- net, will leave the country if he can not prevent war. This is the report on the street at the present time. The queen is getting ready to leave now.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-22

Rocking chairs at $1 to $7.5O at Crooks next Fire Department.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-22

Let VT estimate on soor Job work
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-22

Gasoline lamps at Crooks, next Fire Department.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-22

ATHENS, Sept. 21.-It is be-
New-York tribune., 1916-07-26
ARRIVED.

RengrIrla (Brl Beira June /. Durham 10. East
London H. Port Elizabeth II and Balumore July
% 10 Norton. Lilly Co with mdse Bar al
san GIorrio UtaD Genoa June % and Naples
July 10. 70 reirce Bros. with mdse Bar al
Lncolnshire CBrl HAVE july 4. 20 compasnie
Geuaralo Trsnsatlantique. Bar al go m
tiania li Chnstiansand Il and kirkhwsi 10. 70
Punch Edye & GO. with mdse. Bar al % m.
ID Lnckeubsch. Mai4nzss June 70. TO Mum
son S Line. with sugar Bar a, m
Buenaventura Calcutta MAY - Colombo Juns t
Boston p. 70 Punch Edye to' Win muse
ChaparrA Cuban ssgua July 81. to Galban
Co with sugar Bar al q m
City Of st Louis. savannah July y. 70 OCEAN
Santiago. Brunswick July p. 70 Mallory - To-
With mdse. quar- al 5lj IN. ma,
Cherokee Georgetown. {. July 20 ana VIII
minsion. c. p. TO the CLYDE ss 60. Win
Mjdrccht (Dutchl. Amsterdam July 8. to Punch.
Tdye & Co Bar az $50 m.
Ausntian OBJ Liverpool July H. 10 AtlAnuc
Transport Line Bar at i5 m.
Saratoga. Havana July p. u New York CUBA
Mail = Co with mails and ndse. Bar at
johsn Ludwig Mowinckel tNor). Puerto MeIico
Iuiv rs and Progrcso H. 10 New York Cuba
Mail S Co with mdse Bar at 7;25 m.
SfrathIorne tBfj. West HaTtlepoo. July g. -
Compagnie GeneFale Transatanuque Bar al lou
Hamilton. Newport New. and Norfolk. to Old
Dominion ss Co. with passengers and mdse. quar-
bW3ntk fRuss). Glasgow July II. to Russian
volunteer Fleet Bar al IS m ,.-,.,,. .,
Normanby (Br) Cardiff July via Norfolk 70.
10 Furncss witty & Co Bar al 20 ? m;
Lord Tredegsr (Brl. Genoa July Q. to houlder'
New-York tribune., 1916-07-26
LONG ISLAND.

FRFEPORT WATER FRONT
bungalows and houses. 5000 up. a'o oantrt
lots on Randall Bay and WoodclGt Bay hf
John J. RANDALL CO, freeport, l. 1.
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Ycstcr-
METALS.

The local street market for oeoppper was vas
firm. with electrolytic quoted at -" &c os zoe
re New York Metal Exchange TN "ns as
s,sadx with spot in fve-ton lots 9uoted se ss
Sor standard spot. sl66 los FOR futures, win
.oi,s .oi 81 Is tons spot and 100 tons futures;
Conper in London closed at SOS for standard oiao
spot, sos for futures and AZ 40 hl5- ,oOs aU snot
oor,ed sro,yse Lead dull: New York spot 6'SSe,
6TSTrfsp 61s East St Louis e2oc. both asked; The
american Ann lean smelling and Refining Company 1ierS,
1no,es lead at e.5Oc for New York deiyery
and at e.I2I9c East st Louis dellyery IPr, Ion-
ter unsettled. with prices non,'s, 5r sno. and Mt
SSs eSs tor su,vres. while spelter closed at AOV
foy spot and at $50 for futures
New-York tribune., 1916-07-26
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Declines After a
Sharp Bulge-Corn
Irregular.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. July 20. 1916.
WHEAT

price changes In the wheat market were
feverish and while new high RECORDS LOT the
movement were established on a sharp ouiEe
during the forenoon. the tendency OF prices
was downward. and at The close OF the Gay
the market showed net losses Of 2d2sSc. ne
ports from the Northwest Of damage by rust
continued but the Minneapolis market was
ocnspicuously weak. and some Northwestern
authorities were little less pessimisue re
rrardinC the situation. Principal reasons LOT
tbc decline however were evidences OF a
weaker technical position ana m're"S'u
pressure Of hedging operations against neN
wheat. There were some eNtraNaE~ht Iuii'ViS
in circulation during the day regarding iaibe
exnoyt sales. but these lacked confirmation.
and the volume OF business reported hhaliy
narrowed down 20 about 100000 ousheis' III
tho local cash market No durum wheat Was
quoted at 81 20 No hard winter. St.SI Z ;
No ! Northern Duluth. Sl-3Si2 No NoI'n-
ern Manitoba. Sl.34l2. all o New AoIA'
CORN.
The corn market was again irregular ana
r,iceS AT the close were &c net lower TO &c
n,t higher. High temperatures with niue o'
no precipitatior caused more or less uh-
casiness regarding the safety OF the heN
crop and resulted in fairly active buying OF
December. while the July anu oep'en'VI;s I;soral
,i;ions were relatively heavy owing 10 hoeIaI
receipts at Chicago and IN sympathy MIN
~xbeat In the local cash market No yeilo"
corn was quoted at $3.50. Ne" 1oiA'
OATS.
The oats market was steady early IN ine
day. but subsequently prices eased OH under
evidences OF increased hedging pressure
against the new crop. The local cash market ma
vas ouiet: standard quoted at +1294Ifsc;
No 3 white. 46l> >@46%c; No white, 45hW
doc; fancy clipped white, 4lsu AS15e' or
dinary clipped white. 45hQ4712c, all eie-
vator.
Market steady; new No Western sl.oz'
c New York
New-York tribune., 1916-07-26
HAY AND STRAW.

Thers ia very little Improvement m JIG
general position of the market on ave oi Ss,,
continne weak. At some terminal sheds
there is a little better feeling. on higher
crades of large baled hay. but at other har-
scr points prices continue low, and we see
no ouotable change in the market at @ preSs1' S5s
HAY. large baled, timothy, prime ton, go s5s
~ S2s0s25: No 70 No 2, Sl1WSZ3
shipping. ti5Gsi7; fancy light clover mixed. mixed
soiI sos. No j clover mixed $50 SIG: lower
grade clover mixed. sl2Qsl5; STRAW, re.
No !. sl2Qsl3. (Sman bales about - unuei
L.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-26
CHEESE.

p.ceipts. s,Sie boxes. state, Wh0Ie 'hite ~
frtss seetg: fats. colored. specials. lbte ~hte me
specials. I5%c cOOred average eeor ,5591n,Sfi5%e:
..;Os "a 10 s2' .specisls. l5&dl6c; average fancy
,wins: ,Sns ebpeddars. specials l6e average fancy M
Isl "a l5se single daisies fancy 3iacIs;n Is4e an
styles. undergrades laa l5G. ,Ss %isGGni, doubc
whole milk fancy, fresh; twins Ss,c iCT Young
d1s,Ti AmaTicat i7t6i7&c state skins. current ut
make max. specials. l2s4dl8l4e; choice. Il3e
I9I% DE-: fair to good. l0ia@1lc; lower grades
5i2Ql0c. rccs
New-York tribune., 1916-07-26
EGGS.

Receipts. 1871 cases. Fresh gathered oeSe eS1
27I1e; firsts. 25H@26He; seconds; z"No'I' No
thirds and poorer lsazz Td n3eTer 3e o'sC issC2Oiac
checks cb% good to choice dry .cai un
dersrades. l5Glsc: Refrigerator, speeidi eoid
marks. ma fancy. storage and insurance insurance Pa'd' 9Id
2iM271tc; frsts. 26026ltc; SECONDS, L.,a,,y asrS
9s L. state Penn and nearby, henheIy
1'biftes fine to fancy. S2@S5c; ordinary to
good 2sgSlc; gathered whites, ordinary s,t 70
fyC oeGS2c Western and Southern. gath-
cred whites. 26d29c state. Penn ana nearby
bcnnery browns. 29G3lc; gathered brown
~ ,,i,ed colors. 25M29c: duck eggs, state
nd nearby Indian Runner. 2S@3Oc.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-26

,oi Receipts 10 IL 2ee higher scoring. 29is@
SS S. sSo ssts ss to 81 scorel 7h@2si sec sec
S9ds SIfc ,SS creamery unsated extras Ss $9c @$9c
5gIer 5iIe scoring. sOI@alc firsts 2,'2SZsG S1est
seconds. 25led27s state daiTyi SIS7, gSc COM
y q az 'fie; fo;, 22L abe renovated extras, a
5Sg2S3if ;3i,:tioS G5S, creamery, frsts 24.2SSs
;oSes Zsf current make. hrsts. 2le seconds;
22is G2sc lower grades 2lG o94 G2se -aS No 2.
stock. current nal make; e;aoHScd21I5c. No. >
New-York tribune., 1916-07-26
COTTONSEEp OIL.

Trade conditions in the cottonsced oil mar
kct are looked upon az bearish factors As
the spot demand is. apparently deploraoy
po,r. and while values have experienced
very sharp decline during the last few weeks
the undertone yesterday was asain weak.
Longs sold freely. and there was more or
less sailing which was thought TO be Iet
Southern account, which resulted III I,'
decline of . 10 2l points The new crop de-
liverics made new low records for the sea-
son and the old crop months were at new
lows for the movement Total sales Tor the
day were a. 500 barrels. Range OF prices
New-York tribune., 1916-07-26
FORECLOSURE SALES

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
Nork.-George B. LaucA, as C0mmittss
OF the Property OF John w Quincy. an In
competent Person. Plaintiff. against Eliza
beth II Briggs et al. defendants
In pursuance OF judgment os fore
closure ana sale. duly made and entered IA
the above entitled action and bearing date
the 3Oth day OF June. 1915 l. the under
signed. the referee IN said judgment named.
will sell az public auction. AZ the En-
change Salesroom, No. lf-is Nesey street
IN the Borough OF Manhattan. city of New
York. on the End day OF August 1915 a.
IL o'clock noon on that day, by Joseph r
Day. Auctioneer. the premises directed oy
said judgment 20 be sold. and therein &C.
scr!bed as follows.
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
land situate. lying and being IN the Bor-
ough OF Manhattan, city, County and state
OF New York. bounded and described 40
BEGINNING at 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 Easterly side OF 9Th Avenue: run
ming thence Northerly AZ right angles with
53rd Street. and parallel with sth Avenus.
A. feet inches; thence Southeasterly anc
on line which makes on its Southerly
side an angle OF 50 degrees Is minutes -
seconds with said last mentioned course
80 feet y inches, thence Southerly and on
angle OF 81 degrees IS minutes IS seconds
with said last mentioned course. ~ feet I
inches. 10 the Northerly side of said S3rd
Street; thence Westerly along said North
erly side of W. 5Srd Street. 81 feet II
inches more or less, 10 the point or place
VI beginning.
Said premises being known by the street
numbers 1913 West 53rd Street Borough
OF Manhattan
Dated. New York July ist. 1915.
JOSEPH r. TRUESDAEE. Referee
WILFRID y. ONEIL, Attorney fof
Plaintiff. Once & +. o Address ijs
Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan
New York City.
The following Is a diagram of the prop.
erty 70 be sold. its stree, Number Is 33iJ
West 53rd Street.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-26
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
COFFEE.

The coffee market was a little more active.
otal sales for the day amounting 70 04.7bO
,ags. and prices developed stesdier tone.
losing with net gains of 5G1o points. The
upward tendency was due largely 70 some
.arly buying FOR foreign account. which was
believed TO be based on the theory that prices
N the local market are too low compared
with Brazil and on buying for trade account.
cost and freight offers from Brazil were
irnn at unchanged 20 about 10 points higher.
with Santos 4s quoted at 10 1l-l6d, London
iredits Receipts at primary points were
arger, but these failed 20 have any notice
,ble influence on the market. they were
hought % be due to effort on the part Of
Interior holders 10 market much coffee as
,osible before the restriction receipts 70
1000 bags day at Santos goes into effect
IN August /. The local cash market was
luiet, but prices were steady. with Rio ID
quoted at 9l9c and Santos As at le12e.
Range Of prices
New-York tribune., 1916-07-26

West 53rd HIEVeK'
The Approximate amount Of the Hen ~
charge 10 satisfy which the above %.
scribed property Is 10 be sold Is ~
Thousand Four Hundred and Fifty-sik AZ
s5/iO0 (SiO.456.s5) Dollars, with inter,s
thereon from the 2sth day OF June. ~.
together with the costs and allo~Aho.
amounting to Three Hundred and Seveny.
Eve 52fl0O Dollars. with interest from ".
3Oth day OF rune, 1915. together with ,n.
expenses OF the sale The approkimsss
amount Of the taxes. assessments -
wster rates. or other liens. which are
be allowed 10 the purchaser out OF
purchase money. or paid by the Refefee'
S53O.5s and interest.
Dated New York July ist 1915.
JOSEPH r. TRvESDALE Refers-.
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ATLANTIC CITY.
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

OUTH CAROLINA AVE AND BEACH Central
/, ali attractions Private baths running water in
,oms eler hne porches &c: capacity $50.
Doket r. WILLIAMS.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-26
sHERIFF's AUCTION SALES.

HENRY BRADY. Sherins Auctioneer. sells
this day. Wednesday. July 26th 1916. at
II o'clock in the forenoon. at No $50
Bleeckcr Street Roll-top Desks. Typewrit-
ing Machines. Chairs. Filing Cabinets. Cos
tuner. Metal Fittings. Steel Rods, Mschin-
cry. Electric Motor. Forge and all other
property Of the defendant in the premises
Goods must be removed Immediately after
the sale.
ALFRED l. SMITH Sheriff.
JOHN c. UACkETr, Deputy Sheriff
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ATACTUAL COST, NEW HOUSE
NEW JERSEY.

COLONIAL BUILD. rooms. : oaifs. fsr,c
NEAR ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS B0AB.
THO FRONTAGES. OCEAN BOJLbFARD;
Restricted park marine views eEte..iss %,
Nominal sum takes title; psigtos NAfLsNz
PARK Co $50 BrOadHaJ. y. \. tiy.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-26

easy for st,rrs. steady for bulls and cows
Dressed beef slow city dressed native s'"e''
iSdlbc.
CALVES.
Receipts. $40 head $50 head on SAFE. nm,
kct steady. Common 10 prime veals soio ~ ~. .
Sll.bo0SlS.50 per 100 ID; eullS a,
skinned milk calves nominal ,Leser Dtesoeo
calves steady: city drcsced veals. le@zoe
country dressed. l4dlsc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts. 6.l70 head IL cars on SAFE.
maud caual 10 The supply and prices steady
all around. Common 90 prime sheep soln =.
ShdS1. 80 per 100 III; a few head AT s"oV
culls at 81. ordinary 90 choice lambs AZ
$40 4OdSi1 so: culls st 50. Dressed mutton
firm AT i2ieml5c per III dressed lambs nj
lAisGlSc. hog dressed at lSi9c.
HOGS.
Receipts. 2062 head very few on sale;
Market firm. Good medium weight hogs soid
at 5000 per 100 III roughs at So.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-26
FIRE RECORD.

io.S5-7s West Houston St Royal Bon and Lum-
her Co $500.
r.oo-Inrinsr6n sv and 5lst St. subway eIca's-
lion dressing room. damage unknown.
TOs-4O0 East sith 81 unknown f-OV9 ,.oo
S.1O-3g. Fast 70th st. Sapal Cigarette Co sooO
New-York tribune., 1916-07-26
THE WEATHER REPORT
Records for Last Twenty-four Hours
md Official Forecasts.

Washington July 25.-Thunder showers continued
in the south Allsntic and east Gulf states ana Ell
tended into tho west Gulf states There we're alSo
general showers IN he middle Atlantic states ana
Southern New England due to very suSh' dc
preston over Virginia. and local u'under shoNer'
apparently without much precipitation. In the lower
lake region. the Ohio and upper Mississippi val
lsys the Northwest states the central Rocky Noun
tsn region and the middle plateau. Elsewhere the
weather as tar , ..,., ,.... ,,o.tsad
,se tenl4ratures somewhat. and they remain seAsvtl
able IN the south Atlantic states. but eseshefe I.y
contin eumuch above the seasonal average. "ltn
readlnss a. high - los degrees Il. tho hssiSsipb'
Valley. -, 49,. ,r.t,..4.y
and Thursday in the east Gulf and s9gth AtM'ue ,.
states In the lake region. the middle Aushuc
sts,.. and southern New England showers "ednes
day will be followed by seneraliy lH rSs..es mss.nes
ThurSdAy while IN the ohio valley and tennessee
The weather will ls generally fair Wednesday .
1t will be somewhat warmer In the midde . a. ~
lsntc states and high temperatures Will continue IN
the interior.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-26
II - -
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
HOGS.
BUSINESS TROUBLES
Bankruptcy Petitions.

EDWARD p BRUINS. doing business as A. II
c. Bruins Sen. carpenters and builders. llh
East 5i st.. fled petition. with liabilities. tlolob.
ami assets. f2.365. consisting of stock 800 ma
chncry wagon. rte. 81 100. covered hy chsuel
mortgage. and accounts sl.l65. Amons The ored-
itors arc Mission Society q the Most Holy he
decincr s. zoe: Mary 7 Mayer. $3.50. secured.
and Rcinharit 4 Bro. s., l64
RENDER ROBINSON tO.-Fctiucn tled against
Bender. Robinson Co. Inc manufacture ~ auto
mobile bodies. 3jl West sgd st.. by these cred
ifnrs Edmund Ahelcs tSlI. American Leather
Manufacturing Co. {2.3lt and / ke.lermsn. SO.
Tic company made assignment on Juls II.
FElT BROS. composed of Fred Felt and saul
Felt iobbcrs IN hosiery. 81 Allen ST.. have male
ar assignment 20 samuel c. pubcfsicin. A peu'
ton IN bankruptcy was hlcd against them by thf-o
creditors Davis Weinstock. 500; Melville BOYD.
sass and e. EiwRrd Benot t235. Liabilities are
s. oO0 and assets 1000. Judge Mayer appointed
Charles II Oririths receiver.
JACOB SCIRYADER. East Chester formerly IN
laundry business. has filed petition. with liabilities,
81 49, and assets sll.0Oi. consisting o. ac' cunts
So 400. notes 81 500. and plant. S5l0i. The Gram
atsu National Bank. " BronIUle Is a creditor
for S. 600 secured.
ZAHARIA KERBER. foreman llol Fox e.. has
filed q petition I'm bankruptcy, with liabilities OF
81 tqN sul assets.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-26
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST BANKBOOKS.

PAsSDoOK $50. ss3 Ciu1ons Savings Bank Book
will be cancelled unless adverse claim Is made
LOST T-BAnkbook No. $50 500 Of Dr. Dock SAVINGS
Institution. any person having claims upon said
book Is caliei upon present the 10 the bank
within thilzy days. or said book will be declared
c.ncelled and a new one issued IN lieu thereof.