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The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-19
Representatives of All Allied and Neutral Governments Given
 Encouragement.
ARMIES STANDING PAT
Russian People Are Going About Business as if Are Perfectly
 Satisfied.

PETROGRAD, March 19. With the cementing of the elements con- cerned in the construction of the new government, new ministers have assumed their posts Prof NIiluk- off has received at the foreign of flee, the diplomatic representatives Of the allies. One of the first acts of the new ministers was to notify the Russian diplomats abroad that Russia was united in her desire to fight out the war with the allies the determination to continue the conflict until victory achieved be- ing stronger than ever.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-19
PAC1FIsT WANTS WAR.

Washington, March 19.-Gener- al Issac R. Sherwood, of Ohio, a Pacifcist and one of the few mem bers of the House to oppose the armed neutrality bill, today urged the President to call Congress im- mediately in extra session for the purpose of declaring war on Ger many and he declared his willing ness to resign his seat in Congress and take up arms against the Kaiser.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-19
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NEW YORK, March 1e. The threatened stike Of the 100000 railroad employees o' the great oys. tems of the United States Is off. The managers s"nounced this morn. ing that owing r. the national sit uation especially in view Of the sinking Of Am,'can Vessel0, this action has been taken. The media. tors will mako whatever arrange ments are necessary but it is under. stoou that the 'aiIio cad men will get everything they asked for. Late this afternoon set trcsary of the h. terior Lane. orc of the Presidents appoi7tees as IIcdiator, said that the eiuht-hour ow would go into effect. This wNs before the su- preme Court decision was known.
 Secretary Lsn" also stated that all details for absolute agreement would be worked clt in committee.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-19

WASHINGTON, March 19. - It was unoficially admitted here to- day that state of war exists be- tween the United States and the German Empire. The cabled in- formation received both by the State Department and by various diplomatic corps of the torpedoing of three American vessels caused the most astonishing depressing expression.
 President Wilson was informed early this forenoon of the circum- stances and incidents surrounding the destruction of the three Ameri- can ships. It was announced at the White House shortly after noon today that the President is consid ering several new courses open to him on the sinking of the Ameri- can ships. It is believed by those close to the executive that he may summon the extra session of Con- gress immediately.
 Secretary of State Lansing told the newspaper correspondents to- day that the situation was too se- rious to discuss, indicating that the inevitable declaration of war against the German Empire was about to be made.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-19
STEAMER MOVEMENT and Mail Information
NOW BOUND NORTH

Northwestern arrived this ai.er- noon with one days mail. Spokane will be due to arrive at Treadwell at 2 o'clock to- morrow morning with one days mail.
 Al.Ki is northbound and should arrive Wednesday.
 ScHEOULEO SAILINGS Alameda Is scheduled to sail from Seattle Friday. Admiral Watson is scheduled to sail from Seattle today. Princess Sophia will be due to sail from Vancouver next Sat urday.
 Admiral Evans is scheduled to sail north next Monday.
 SoUTHBouND SAILlNGS Alaska will be due southbound Wednesday morning.
 OTHER SAlLINGS Admiral Evans and Princess So- phia have sailed southbound within the past 24 hours. Des. patch arrived from the south this morning.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-19
EntenteS Acquire Hundreds of Square Miles of
 Territory Held
 by Germans.
AIR BATTLES FOUGHT
Systematic Retirement Is Officially Given out by the German
 War Office.

BERLIN, March 19.-A systemat. ic retirement G; the German troops between Arras ;.l.d Disc on the French front is y;nounced today by the Var Office. Peronne. Noyon. Bapaume and Ro!e besides many other towns have been abandoned by the Germans No announcement is made regardira why this action is being taken.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-19
LARGE NUMBER ON AL-Kl FOR PORTS
 ON THE CHANNEL

SEATTLE, March 19.-Steamer Al. N sailed for Juneau Saturday night at nine o'clock with the following passengers aboard for there: Thom. as Price, J. D. Lee, Fred Patten, I. N. oMera, John Nelson, Louis Bischoff, Paul Gierke, John Smith, George L. Luelty. L. A. stephen. son, J. Lassman, Jack Streth, E. A. Tafel, Ed. Mccormick, Miss Mable Barr and Otto Wesch. For Douglas oscar Larson, Mrs. Ella P. Hart and J. F. Fyle and wife.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-19
German Submarines Wage Warfare on U. S. Boats Along the Coast
 of England.
AMERICANS ARE MISSING
One Steamer Sunk by a Torpedo; German U. Boat Not Seen
 on Water.
MISSING MEN MAY
 NOW BE PRISONERS

WASHINGTON, March l9. Fears that Captain Borum and nine of tho seamen Of the City of Memphis are prisoners aboard the sub marine which sunk the steamer was conveyed here this afternoon in the second of two important dispatches received from Consul Frost. Forums boat was found with indications of hasty abandonment. The Cap tain's papers were found in biscuit tin. in the boat.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-19
zEPPELINS MAKE ATTACK UPON
 LONDON

BERLIN, March 19.-An attack on London, today in broad daylight by Zeppelins, which lasted one and one-half hours. was made. accord- ing to the war office. Bombs were dropped successfully All the Zep- pelins returned safely having eluded the British air fleet which seemed paralyzed by the sudden and auda. cious attack.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-19
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PEKIN. March I9. Indications that China is preparing to enter the European war on the side of the Entente Allies is strong in all guar. ters of the Chinese government Large quantities of war munitions have been shipped to certain points, recruiting by thousands a day is in progress throughout the Republic and secret movements of the army are now in progress.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-19
ENGLISH COAST IS FORWARDED BY
 TORPEDOES

LONDON, March 19, - German torpedo boats suddenly appeared of the Kentish coast late last night and shelled the various towns. but very little damage was accomplish cd owing to the bad aims of the at tackirg fleet. The British coast fleet went 10 the attack and drove the enemy vessels of one being
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-19
GERMANS DENUDING
 pETCTTTM 0F TREES

HAVRE, France, March 19.-The German military administration in Belgium has begun systematically requisitioning the trees throughout the country. According to infor- nation received by the Belgian gov ernment here, the Germans are talk ing the finest growths, province by province ,and sending them to Ger many.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-19
Sixty Villages Taken

LONDON. March l9-The Brit. ish are continuing a rapid advance on tEe retiring Germans, occupy. ing the important towns of Nelse. Chaulnes. PeroERc along q front for forty miles. The British have en- tered the German position to a depth of ten mlles jn many places. In addition the British have taken sixty villages.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-19
FLEETS WITH GOVERNMENT.

LONDON, March l9.-The en- tire Russian fleet and the fortress es of Voborg and Sveaborg have Joined the Republican government of Russia, according to Petrograd adyiceS
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-19
Battle Fer MaaterY

BERLIN, March l9.-A battle is in progress now for the mastery of the air along the Franco-Belgian front. This is carried on with great intensity and tEe War Office re- ports twenty-five acroplanes were destroyed by tEe Germans. The Germans lost only three machines.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-19
nIsAsTERs REPORTED.

Washington, March 19.-Ameri. can Consul Skinner reported to the State Department regarding the sinking of three American steam ships the facts being the same as contained in the official announce ment made by the British Admiral ty.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-19
Cavalry in The Fray

PARIS. March 19.-The advance of the French continues today be- tween Ayre ard the Aisne on a front sixty kiIometcrs long. The French cavalry has entered Nesle. In the direction ot Ham on the SomTe river tEe French have per iected a forwarG movement to depth of 12 miles.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-19
proteetion Anairss eermany

PEEIN, March 19.--After announc ing the severance Of diplomatic rela trons between China and Germany Foreign Minister Wu Ting Fang called a meeting of the ministers oi the entente nations and later, ministers of the neutral countries, He pointed at a memorandum at both meetings requesting the sus. pension of payments of indemnity for the Boxer uprising and consent 10 an increase of import duties and make undertakings that will permit Ter to station troops at Tien Tsin along the Tien Tsin railway and in the legation quarters as a protec- lion against the Germans.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-19
Sinking of Three American Ships Causes Great Oppression in
 Washington
WAR PRACTICALLY NOW
Ohio PaCificist Wants War Declared and He
 Will Take Up Arms
 Against TeutonS.
WORK SPEEDED UP.

WASHINGTON, March 19. President Wilson late to- day authorized the Navy to spend $115,OOO,OOO to speed up naval construction and for the purchase of small auXiliaries, he also author ized the suspension of the eight-hour law on naval construction with payment of time and half for over time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-19
AMERICANS IN CREWS.

New York, March 19. - Forty eight men who are Americans by birth or by naturalization and nine others, several of whom are believed to be naturalized Ameri- cans, comprised the crew of the City of Memphis reported from Lon don today as having been sunk by shell fire. The vessel itself was valued at $6OO,0oO and had weath-
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-19

LONDON, March l9.-A German submarine is reported to be strand ed in the neighborhood of Helle- yoetsluis. on the Dutch coast, says a Reuter- despatch from The Hague.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-19
Gain Much Territory

LONDON. March 19.-Fiye hun. dred square miles between Arras sector and the Oisa river have been added 70 the Allies holding with. in the past 24 hours. according to the War Office.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-19
euynemer Hits Another

PARIS. March i9.-Captain Guyn. emer. the famous French aviator. brought down his thirty.fifth Ger. man aeroplane today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-19
YAS NOT ABDICATED,

LONDON, March 19.-The Gen. tral News Agency says it is inform cd that the statement that the Grand Duke Michael has abdicated is incorrect.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-19
THREE AMERICAN STEAMERS TORPEDOED
 WAR VIRTUALLY EXISTS WITH GERMANY
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MhNDAEUS PROCEEDINGS DEcIsioG TOMORROW

The dccsion of Judge R. ". Jennings on the petition for q restraining Oiier and writ of mandamus to prevent the Canvassing Board from count. ing the retulra from certain precincts on tEe Delegate election, will re given tomor- row morning. Judge Jennings announced thi3 morning in op. en court that The decision will be rendered GI that time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-19
To CONGRATULATE RUSS.

LONDON, March 19. = Premier Lloyd George today announced in tho House of Commons that Thurs lay he would move a motion of congratulation to the Russian Duma.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-19
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW TORE. March l9.-Alaska Gold closed today at S&. Alaska,Jupeau at 71A. American Zine at 37. Butte & Superior at 47, Chino at 59li.
 Ray at 291S,
 Utah Copper at 1l4h. Copper metal was quoted at S3.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-19
ZenneIin shot Down

PARIS, March 19.-A zeppelin was shot down today in flames near Compiegne. Al tae crew were lost.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-19
APPEAL FOR SUB CHAsERS.
 Washington, March 19.-Appeals

to one hundred boat building con cerns to provide the government immediately with 200 or more 11o- foot motor boats as submarine chasers was sent out by the Navy Department this afternoon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-19

LoNOoN-A British destroyer and Ia merchant vessel was sunk, anoth. CT destroyer wcs damaged, in a Ger man naval raid at Ramsgate the Admiralty announces.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-19

PARIS-1OmOTcw or the day af. ter two entire French departments of those on the Oise and Aisne will be liberated from German control ac. cordIng to reports from the front tonight
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-19
WHALES TO
 BE HUNTED BY A
 SEATTLE COMPANY

SEATTLE, March 19.-The Belu. ga Whaling Company, of Seattle, let contract today for two SO.foot power boats to be used in catching the white whales around Cook In. let
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-19
Supreme Court of the U. S. Makes Its Decision Today in Case of
 Railroads.
STRIKE IS OFF
Men Will Be Granted All Demands-NationaI Crisis Is Brought
 to Attention.
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< WASHINGTON, March 10
 z. The Supreme Court render.
 !: ed a deciaioT this afternoon {: declaring ;hai the Adamson < elght.hour railroad law was :. constitutional.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-19

THE EMPIRE-All the News All the Time, When It Is News.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-19

THE EMPIRE-An the News An the Time, When It Is News.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-19
GETTING
 READY TO JOIN
 EUROPEAN WAR
War Munitions Are Being Distributed and the Soldiers Being
 MaSSed.
CONFERENCES ARE HELD
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: PEKlN, March ie. - The : Chinese troops this afternoon : occupied the German conees.
 : sions at Tein Tsin and also at
 , Hankow.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-19
LATE CABLE NEWS

LcNDoN-Caature by the Rus sians of the city of Van in Turkish Armenia is reported in a Reuter- dis. patch today.
 BERLlN-GoGeral vou Hinhenburg has left for the great military head quarters to make a full report to the Kaiser. who was reported last as being on the Western front.
 oRTLAND-Eleven sticks of dy- namite with caps and fuses attached were discovered late this afternoon near the moo-iaG cf the government vessels
 FL PAso-Vighting between the Villistas and CarranGistas on the outskirts of the city are reported from Chihuahua. Gen. Murgia has been defeated near Rosario and Du. rango.
 eosToN-Govcrnor Mccall. in SpeClal message LD Jhe LeSlSIaLuEe this afternoon called for the i'm. mediate appropriation of $1OO0,OOO to put Massachusetts in a state of preparedness for war.
 NEW YoRK--Twenty-six mail bags addressed to Washington and to the British embassy at Washington were found rifled on board the Cunard liner SaxOnia, upCn her arrival here this afternoon.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-29
FORECLOSURE SALES

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
lork.-EdNard +. DclieiXeion and Henry
} Ml,ler. as remaining Trustees under the
will ~ Cornelius +. Kinc-land. deceased OF
The separate trust for the benefit of the issue
of Edward +. DeBeixcdon. Plaintiffs. against
Martin Schrenkeisen. et al. Defendants
DEAN. TRACY & MBARRON
Attorneys for Plaintiffs
Ofice and p o Address. 100 Broadway
Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New
IN pursuance Of Judgment ~ forecro,,,r,
and sale duly made and entered in the above
entitled action and bearing date tho An dav
o. June. 1917. J. the Undersigned the referee
In .ain Judgment nsmed III sell at public
l4-l6 Nesey Street. I'm the Borough of Man
haitian ~ the city Of New York on Tho
eleventh day Of July. 1917, az le ocloc, noon
on that day, ty Arthur 4. Sheridan. Auc.
tiorccr. the premises directed hy said iudg.
mont 10 be sold. and therein described az
follows.
Manhattan CITY Of New York. bounded and
described ns follows:
BEGINNING At the corner formed by the
intersection Of the souther,y side ~ Canal
Street with the westerly side OF Elizabeth
Street. running thence westerly along said
southerly side ~ Canal Street forty seven
go feet. thence southcrly nearly parallel
With said westerly side Of Elizabeth Street
wall Of the building on the premises hereby
described nfty 900 feet. xix 80 inches
more or less TO the northerlN face or the
noriherly wall Of said building on the prem
ises hereby described. thence westerly nearlv
parallel with said southerly side 81 Canal
street and along the northerly face Of the
northery wall OF the building on the prem
ises hereby described and line IN continua-
tiOn thereof forty-sevcn 80 feet and one
half ~ an inch. thence southerly parallel
with said westerly side Of Elizabeth Street
forfy-niue 49I feet six and half t6i =
inches more or less TO line drawn parallel
with and distant one hundred to0l feet
southerly from said southeriy side Of Canal
- rect. a measured on q lin" AZ right angles
thereto. thence edsterly parallel with said
southerly side Of Canal Street nInety-four
tg4i feet 90 said westerly side of Elizabeth
street. thence uoriheriy along said westerly
side Of Elizabeth street one hundred U00J
feet 10 tho point or place ~ beginning.
TOGETHER with an the right title and
interest which Martin Schrenkeisen had at
the time 81 his decrease in and 10 any strips
or rores Of land adjoining said premises.
said premises being noN known hy the
street numbers % go 20 Elizabeth Street and
I6s 90 leS Canal street
The following is diagram Of the prop
,rty TO be sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-29
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS

LOST, FOtND AND REWAKUS
LOST BtNkBO0k3
LOST -Rankhook No 2a6 'if ~ ~ eefi'.l -,
irr~ Rank IN the cts q New Nork f"nN"
stopped Please fs'urn hcos % bank
LOST Handbook No Sas $50 n The 1efmnn -,
ING Bank IN the city ~ New lers ir"
stopped Please return book 10 h.nA
LOST Handbook Ne sos eos TIE Greens'ch 80
insS Bank 2&s and - sixth ave w.
ciu. Payment stopped. Please return W 's'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-29

Oats IT,, market Wa ac,lve and strong
closing with net gains OF - TO 2isc. There
was a good demand from commission houses
and shorts wore disposed 20 cover. Crop ac-
counts were favorable with the exception OF
L L.. = -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-29
Wins Two Heats; Loses

Apprentice allowance Of fre pounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-29

e.tern account and complaint were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-29
Coffee, Sugar, lea
Cottonseed Oil

Sugar Futures. The market opened firm at
TO points advance and later worked 70
still higher levels. The spot market devel-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-29

Hilsgrove, r. l., June 2s.-After
winning the first two heats in the 2:l7
pace, Paul NJ, a favorite, owned by
F A. Amdon, of Worcester, Mass. was
distanced and shut out Of the money
by Betty NJ. owned by H. A. Hinder
myer, Of Philadelphia, who won the
race. May Bird. the entry Of Sprague
( Cfosley, Of Boston, was given the
2:15 pace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-29
Leonard to Meet Kilbane

Philadelphia, June 2s.-Johnny Kill
bane, featherweight champion, and
Benny Leonard, who recently won the
lightweight title from Freddy Welsh,
signed articles here tonight for a six
round bout to be held at Shibe Park,
the home of the Philadelphia American
League baseball club, on July %, for a
purse of $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-29

LOST handbook So l0;6s7i n Rank for sag
Ing -'G Fourth eve Sew York ra,men'
stopped. Please rrturn boob ~ hsns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-29
Business Troubles
Bankruptcy Petltlsns

.s.n. FeaSte: F..A s's eos:s az: nd a s.a
Co. manufacturers Of childr.ns clothing a, %
Wayery Place. by these creditors VI l.. Pelletier
$1,000: Fred r. 4. Siieisl. $1,000. and Herman a
keloS. receiver. bond $500 Liabilities are ,as'.
900 aud asset. s.. 600.
IsIDoRE u. DERMAN.-A petition has be,n
fur .ets and coats at g West si.t st. BY these
s1ed noS Z sl'g n,,i, S.: H.n Ri $500 ara
5000. Judge Manton appointed VIM. j. He-erInsn
AUGUSTUS ROGERS Of 100 Eu, DIST 81. ~.
merry partner IN he firm Of Roger 4 McMsnus
contractors. a, JOB Park az. has Sled a petition
with liabilities fi's2 and assets So
Receivers Appointed
PROCToR's REsTAt RANT. INC John NJ
Quinn has been appointed rsccser for Proc,or's
Restaurant. Inc. o. Pine 81. bond $40 900 The
assets above incumbencc- vill no, elceed $50 sos
and the liabilities are In excess ~ tina, amount
PoPE BROS. a CHEPPU 60. LrD-H.nry
r Wood, has been appoiEtet receiver by Judge
brokers. q Wall 81. The assets consi,, of
office furniture. $500 and accounts. 5000
Schedules
ISAAC Bl.ANCK. doing busin.. As Chariot.
Waist Co, Al So Jh AZ. has nlsd bankniptry
.chedale, ,hosns l.siliti,. ;!s.ol2 and assets
Accounts. 500. and cash in bank SIS
RED"ATH co. INC. cafe 1875 Broadway. has
fled bankruptcy schedules. showing liabilities s. tls
and Assets tl19 In srrount,
CHAS. n MBRIDE. dealer IN paper stock a,
- N.nd-water ~. HI. aled Usisnmefii schedules
showing liabilities S.ss3. nominal assets s. itl
and actual assets s2l2a
HARRY wIsNER house Furnishings. at 1864
rark Az. has flet assignment schedules. showing
liabilities tl9s5 and actual assets 1922.
AuIsnmsau
RovoRru MANusACrr RING CO. msnu'.c,.
urer ~ indicated conf~tioos. at s. Maiden Lane.
has made an assAnmrnt 10 Jo~~ph II. san. Tie
nusinr~, va established IN Newark. " J. IN
1870 ard novel 10 New York years ago. Thomas
Davis IL president Ard Samuel Fischer treasurer
HARRY DAVIS. manufacturer II skirts AZ ~
East ?lu st. has made al assignment 70 Harry
l. HcrIoG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-29
Badoud Beats Eean

Lawrence. Mass, June %. Alfred
Badoud. claimant Of the welterweight
championship of France. defeated Joe
Egan. of Boston, in a twelveround
bout here tonight
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LOST, FOl ND AND REWARDS
LOST BtNkBOOhS


LOST Handbook No. 5i2.5i6 q Dry Dock Ssrrss
Institution Any person having claims upon said
book is called upon 10 present ~. 10 tho bank
withiu tiiriy DAYS The said book will b. declared
cancelled and erunsuishcd AID a new one issued
in lieu Thereof
LOST Pssshook 10 5s2il 81 tho Franklin Saw
irgs Bank issued 10 Thomas Kennedy or Jane
KENNEDY Payment stopped Please return 10 bank
80, Eighth ave. New York city All persons are
c.uuouoi not 20 purchase cr negotiate the sane
lost rAsshook 40 100 jOs n the Franklin sas
irgs Bafb issued 20 Adclire Ahrens Payment
stopped Please return 90 bank I-s Eighth ave
Nrs York city AT persons are cautioned not 70
purchase negotiate the same.
LOST Bln.book so s72 oOs NJ Tho Union Dim.
Saving, Bank "a missing Any person having
claim 10 ~ o. hereby called upon 90 present tho
same within 'rr dsfs of submit ~ having tho said
pa'shook cancelled and new ono issued
LOST Handbook 80. iOi6s7l n Rank for sag
ing go Fourth eve New Yofk ratmenf
1iopptd Please rrturn boob 90 hsns
lost -Tsniboot 80 iosg.5gl " Bank for ss,
IS. 20 Fourth ave S,w York Fs,rp,n,
se99Sd. P!ssSo return book 10 bIai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-29
7 livestock. Meats and Provisions
Ill S. Treasury Finances

Washington. June 28.-Conditions d
the United States Treasury At the closs
fo-day showed: Net balance IN genera
fund. s3SO.26I .788; total receipess;o =;
Oeo.276; total payments, s4,o'9,s
Tn surplus this fiscal year Is soS S9 3oo
76d.870, against dehcit OF >o'oVH'ooIi
last year. exclusive OF fanama 0@"~'
end public debt transactions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-29
Dundee Ready
ToSwapBlows
With Jackson
| .eonard's Two Most Formld-
able Rivals Meet Tonight
at St. Nicholas
Fight Log
TONIGHT

proup's Far Rockaway 4. A.-Jack
Sharkey and frankie Brown.
Il. Nicholas 4. C.-JOhnny Dundee
and Willie Jackson.
Freeport :. C.-Paul Edward and
Charlie Smith.
New Polo \. C.-Paul Doyle and
Joe Maroney.
SATURDAY
Broadway :. C.-Terry Martin and
Joe Lynch.
Fairmont 4. C.-knOckout Eggers
and Billy De Foe.
Clermont :. eddie Billings and
Joe Egan.