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the better. That was sIz years ago
and am still hero and I'M a we'll
strong woman. and | owe my life %
carduL had only taken half the
bottle when ! bsgan TO feel better.
Tho misery In my side got lees. .. I
continued right on taking the cardul
until | had taken thiso bottles and I
did not need any more for I was we'll
and never felt better In my life. To-. I
have never had any trouble from that
day 20 this"
DO you suffer from headache. back
ache, pains IN sides. or other dlscom
forts, each month"; or do ysu fosl
weak. nervous and fagEedOut1 II 90.
give cardul, the woman'a tonic. q
trial J. IL
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CALLED HER FAMILY
1HAM TO HER BEDSIDE


Royss oity. TsG.-airs. Mary XIII
man. Of this place, ssys; AFTER the
birth Of ny little sirl.. my side com.
m,nosd to hurt me I had 10 20 back
to bed. We called the doctor. He
treated ne. but I got no better. !
rot worse and wOfse until the misery
vas unbearabls.. II was In bed for
thrss months and suffered such agony
that I was iust drawn up In = knot.
told my husband n he would got
me Q bottle Of cardui I would Try ~.
I commenced taking Il. however, that
evening I called my family about
me-. for I knew I could not last
many days unless Z had . ohanES for
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aYOU HAVE BEEN DRAFTED"
Your Number "25S" Has Been Drawn
Report Immediately.

u-' yru should receive the
va N official communication,
M rked War Department" And
us you knew your financial
r lftions W re- such that
work hardship not only
80. yourself but upon these who
e. dependent upon YOU for sup
port. How would you feelP True
you would have the solace and sat
isfaction Of knowing that you were
going 10 help your government in
The way you might be most
useful. You would wear the uni
form Of Uncle Sam and would
know that you were taking a glor-
,ous parl In our struggle 10 pre-
mt H. passing Of democracy.
Suppose, however. YOU should be
drafted in tho great army Of tubor-
culosis sufferers. How would you
lIt NN1 huuW llAt 20O.-
90 men OF the draft age in the
v1tcd States have been discovered
10 cted by tuberculosis, and
! i9e0os Of them are scattered
throughout the states OF the South
W SIP Do you now that the most
wound In the side OF bleed
n cd y 10 tuberculosis
y1l know that II the war should
= y Frrnee would s,agger I'M
lr.ln OF half q million OF
Opie suffering frcm the
Wounds OF battle and a half million
suffering from active tuberculosis?
Upwards Of 100000 French SOL
diers have been discharged as a re-
suit Of tuberculosis infection. Our
own boys T now In the trenches In
Northern France and are exposed 10
smo conditions and infections,
or .lultry must apply the lessor
before II Is too late. ny shielding
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WAR TALKS
by UNcLE DAN
Number Two
Jimmie Collins TELLS What He Saw
What MILITARY training Does
for Boys
Numbs, Two


-well. here we arel" exclaimed Bill
iic, presenting his chum. Jimmie Col
lima
very glad to sec you. Mr.. Collins
said Uncle Dan with a smile.
-Aw.- said alllie. Just cab him
Jimmie. That's tho, only name he
knows. Hes the pitcher Of our base
ball nine and hes some pitcher. too.
Just feel Of his arm"
-weil." said Uncle Dan. feeling.
That's a mighty good ARM
Nov boys. sind tnrle Dan, what
do You wpni TO tnlk auoutr
well. said Jimmie u was down TO
0alesburg q few months ago when the
boys came home from the Mexican
borden They looked fine. Everybody
was surprised "a see now straight they
stood ana how manly they were. The
hoys seemed proud to wear the uni.
form. ! tell you thrir muscles were rs
lard NJ nails. I heard Banker Haskell
say that the tninins and discipline
the boys had had wns exactly what
every boy In the country ought TO
have, aud that now these boys could
get n better job NJ higher pay than
they could have had before. DO you
think that's 80. Uncle DanT'
Uncle Dan replied Il have a
friend who employs hundreds OF young
men. lie always gives hoys having
had military training the preference :
he says II pays to do 30. lie finds
they are more alert. moro prompt,
more courteous; they know how to
carry out ordersi they are quicker TO
think aud to act than those without
training. He said from his experience
he believed that six or eight months
~ Intensive military training would
add at least 20 per rent % a mans
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ELF.EvioENT.

Brisk Customer want to buy
new hat.
Deaf ~Dcaler-Hey3
D. c. No; straw.
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REAL

Ernie-Joe, you seem to have
lot on your mind this morning.
joel have. Don't you want I
buy IL?
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pEaARREo.

"Hero's a live duck | wish 20 sen.
by parcel post"
"Sorry, sir; but the mails aFen
open to quaoks."
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our Stale

And what did you say when you.
wife found a hOir on your shoulder
al told her the fellow who work
next to me must have spattorcd soin
Of his hair tonic on my coat
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HOPING FoR eEsr,

Mrs. Parksr-0ur new cook hai
learned sll my ways.
Parker -Don't worry. She mas
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ruuNl fllNHlf ...
luvn coniiu 81 bee the pva|u 80
nf anyone cbuuui strSiing 20 l. rt'-
tlc or POL horses tattle branded
on left s.do, nursrs un lvrt mp.
=. :, ~ ,,HFlELD,
s.2i.6m 'Iur "us. y. NJ.
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7 Five MONTHS

The two pictures are Of the same
young man The first was taken the
day he enlisted and the second aitlr
he had had five months military train
Ing. His home 10 In North Carolina.
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-well here We arei" exclaimed Bll.
iic, presenting his chum. Jimmie Col.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York The Mount Sinai Hospital OF tho
City OF New York. plaintiff, against Clara
L. Disbrow and another. defendants.
In pursuance OF a Judgment OF forecosurs
and sale. duly made and entered In the
sbove-entitled action and bearing date tho
29th day or June. 1911, !. tbs undersigned.
the referee IN said judgment named, viii
sell az public auction, AZ the Exchange
Salesroom. 40. 1915 Vesey Street. In the
Borough ot Manhattan. City Of New York.
on the 27th day Of July. 1917. az u o'clock
noon on that day, by JOSEPH p. DAY:
Auctioneer. the premises directed BY san
judgment 10 be sold, and therein described
as follows:
land with the buildings and improvements
thereon erected. situate. lying and being IN
the Borough OF Manhattan, OF the city ot
New York in the County and state ot New
York. bounded and described as follows;
BEGINNING az a point on the southery
side OF Eighty second street, distant one
hundred and sixty-fve ds5) fest EesterY
from the southwestsrly corner ot Eighty
second Street and Fourth or Park Avenue
and running thence westerly along ths
southerly side OF said Eighty second street
eighteen Gs) feet; thence southerly para
lei with the westerly side Of said PARK or
Fourth Avenue and part OF the way through
a party wall one hundred (l00) feet. thence
easterly parallel with the SAID southety
side OF said Eighty-second street elghtsen g',.,
(is) feet, and thence northerly parallel Win
the said westerly side ot PARK or Fourth
Avenue and part OF the way through party
wall one hundred Cl0O) feet to the point Or
place OF beginning. =
Subject 10 a state OF facts as shown by
the survey OF Earl B. Lowell, dated March
9Th, 1912. ~
Dated. New York, July End, 1911
ROBERT L. STANTON. Referee.
HOADLEY. LACTERBACH J yOft..SO.',
Attorneys for Plaintiff, % william
Street, New York City.
The following is a diagram Of the prop
srty 10 be sold. It's street number Is - East
s2nd Street:
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
Pic iron No. I foun-
Susie n a n c e
Cereals

Wheat.-The fact that farmers IN tne
winter wheat belt are storing their
wheat rather than sell II under pre-
vailing conditions has brought ABOUT a
tight cash position, and YESTERDAY
shorts in the Chicago market took
fright and bid Lrices up l3 TO - cents
in an effort to cover. Apparently
shorts have been holding out In tne
exnectaticn OF hedging sales against
new crop and are now very nervous re-
garding developments. The July posi-
t,on showed the greatest Strength
while September was up in sympalny.
Az hest. the volume Of business was
not large. and prices advanced on DIGS
for very moderate sized lots.
Cash markets in the Southwest were
firm Kansas City advancing 4 10
eents while Minneapolis renamed uh-
changed. The reports from Wasning;,
TON that an amendment 10 the 1000 oli!
nyovides for a minimum price OF W.
for wheat may have had consideraple
insuence on the market. although farm
ers are believed to consider " more
acceptable figure.
Reports on the winter wheat crop
were favorable and thrashing opera
,ions continue TO show larger yields
tran expected. Advices from abroad
indicated a more confident feeling re
oardiug supplies, as Australia and india
are shipping quite freely, and the OK
port buyer here for the Allies aone5es
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
TiiE OUTSTANDING THIRTY YEAR
COLD MORTGAGE BONDS OF kO-
EnNn WATER WORKS COMPANY:

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that. pur-
suant 70 the terms OF the mortgage herein
after mentioned. the undersigned, hokomo
water Works Company. intends 20 and VIII
redeem and pay on August l, 1917, az their
par value plus accrued interest All out
Standing Thirty-Yesr Gold Mortgage Bonds
o, the said Company. dated August 1907,
issued under the mortgage or deed OF trust
Of said Company OF even date. TO The
Farmers Loan and Trust Company as
Trustee. -.
signed will. on August !, 1917, through lts
redemption agent, The Farmers Loan ana
Trust Company, Trustee, under said mort
gage or deed Of trust. at the Office OF said
trust Company, at % william Street. In
the city Of New York. y. Y. pay 20 the
holder or registered owner Of each or SAID
bonds tupon presentation and surrender OK
such bonds and all unmstured coupons
the principal thereof. together with the IN
terest then accrued and unpaid thereon.
All said bonds will cease 70 draw Interest
on August l. 1917. and the coupons suose-
Guently maturing will be void.
Dated AZ the city OK New YORK y. T.
KoKoMo WATER WORKS COMPANY.
By G <. HOFFMASrER, President
J. C. ADAMS, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
Business Troubles
Bankruptcy Petitions

A & y. suvERAfAN.-A petition in bsnkruptcJ
has been hied against Abraham and Nathan SILVER
wholesale dealers IN confectionery and tooseeo Al
coo Oh a7. ly these c-e'.itors. J. IoFi4isrl Con
pany. Inc. 8 60ji Fred Near & CO; Si55 and
TOBACCO Products Corporation. f253 Lat!Ales are
ssid 10 Be over $40 900 and assets s2.5OO Judge
Hand appointed Miss Beaha hemospsh receiver
William D. CLARKE = 90s2 RE. az. Tie
Bronx formerly A dealer IN hardware. has tled A
petition in bankruptcy. with Liabilities of Sl,s6S
Il HEISRicH JANSEN. ratehnaksr.. o, AZ IVES,
s6th st.. has hled . petition ia bankruptcy. Win
liabilities OF $3.50 and 10 assets -.
JULIUS STERN salesman Al ll10 Madison az
has fled petition IN ta1EruptcJ. VITA Liabilities
% sASirEL FL BLfSIENTH chau-sur al 5sl West
l7e;h a.. has eed position IN eanAraptcy. with
liabilities o, ;2l56. fJr damages for personal IN
!gries. and no asss,s
Petitions Dismissed
y. A PAUL CoMPANY.-fadss Hard has Dis,
missed the petition f.sd against tho y. A Paul
Company shoe dealer a, 30 Church -, On settle
meg, sA,Itf1. Tse J 'znfBLER Judge Hand hU di,
4 z,msl.r c,sthias deaicf ar III stintoa =. On
a settlement WIKI creditors 10 ~ cents % ne ao.h
Receiver ApBoatsd
TELLS < BREECKER. Judge Hand has sp--
pointed H-rry Ese.5acl receiver ior Isllis q
Brsocker. marufasture-s q flrs a, its eh AZ. on
Schedules
HARRY SCULESLNGE. DRESS Cu'lPANts =
NC OF IS West 2lsi S.. has nled schedules show
inE liabilities ol sf5ls and assetI OF .l.lo0.
Assignments
LOUIS JACOBS. sSIOonkssper a. 80 West 52t e. q.
has n ade an assignment % julius Fischer. he has
bcen ia business a. VARIOUS locations Ter ne lst
R & l. BAKERY AND LUNCH ROOM nc.
a. s9T Broadway. has made a. assignment % Philip
Wilson. Il Nas ineorporated ou April 20 1919.
with capital Cock of $4,000. and samuel BgcAAlier
Is president
plsehMsA from saakruptry
Jutzs Hand In the United states D.sirict Court
Yesterday granted discharges % these o-nkrup1
Lawrence Ba-nGm. banker and broker. l2o Broad
way Liabilities S7l.s05. Georrs G. snyder. formerly
yi-e. ures.de1t of the snyder snap Bgiton Ana
FSrisrer Company liabilities s5s.f2j; John W.
Merriam s4s West 9s,h 81. liabilities Ss,Siis .
Jacob Grossman. Grcenport. Coumb.a County. MIX
dealer and yeoman. saul In. furniture aud IN
te-or aecoraior a56 West sisf n Rub.n uFadic.
produ-e al3 East i1th ST. Hary Lcb4rnan, as
Wearvel Ladies Appsgei Company. I Avenue b.
Joseph wsintranh restaurant. iol Chambsrs 8. .
Do-G,hy Maynard. actress SIS Tth aV Elixaosth J.
H,lpin. dressmAkcr West tSih u. Louis sni Eva
1ioIismith. as GothAm Motor Company. % 81 Mich
o,as Az Morris Cohen. 3 and 10 cent stare al sos
slh Az. aad Joan W. Psss. isl wssi 36ta 81
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
Commodities
Ind us trial
Cotton

A steady undertone prevailed in the
cotton market yesterday, with prices in
the early part Of the session about 70
points net higher on new crops, with
July UP 80 points on covering by
shorts inspired by the congested con-
dition of the Southern freight situa-
ton, which is holding back deliveries
of spot cotton. July at mid-afternoon
was offered at $50 points over October.
The weekly crop and weather report
laid emphasis upon the smallness OF
the plant over a good part of the belt.
Il said, however, that cotton was eX-
cellent in Texas. where moisture was
sufficient, this being contrary TO a
good many private advices from that
state which continued to claim that
Southern sections were still suffering
from drouth. SO many conflicting re-
ports were received from the South
west that the trade was much con-
fused as to the real situation in that
section
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
sURROGATEs' NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John p. cohaian. a Surrogate
OF the County OF New York. notice is
hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against Matte F. Boyd. late OF the County
OF New York. deceased. TO present same
With vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber. at
place OF trsnsactlng business. AZ the once
u his attorney. 8. Sidney Smith, No. ~
Wall Street. In the City Of New York. on
or before the Tth day of January. next
Dated New York. the End day OF July.
1911 ROBERT +. BOYD.
s SIDNEY SMITH Executor
Attorney for Executor.
- Wall Street New York City, -.-i
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
,HEFFIELD COAL AND IRON COMPANY

Default having been made IN the pay
n1ent Of the Three Year Six Per Cent COL
lateral Trust Notes OF the above Company
issued and now outstanding under It's COL
lateral Trust Indenture. dated March l,
1908. 20 the undersigned, as Trustee, the
undersigned will. on Tuesday, July 81, lslh
at Il O'clock in the forenoon. at the Cham.
bers street entrance OF the County Court
House Of the County OF New York. Borough
OF Manhattan. City OF New York. at the
front door thereof. either personally or BY
attorney, sell at public auction 70 the high
est and best bidder. IN one lot and as an
entirety, the collateral deposited and
pledged 20 secure said Notes. 10 Wit, ss2,95o
principal amount Of First Mortgage Twenty
Year Five Per Cent. Gold Bonds of said
Company, Issued under It's mortgage 70 the
undersigned, as Trustee. dated March !.
1903. with coupons maturing on and after
January l, 1912, attached, together with
all right, title and interest ot the under
signed therein and the right OF redemption
thereof
July 10, 1911
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
Is Wall Street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
Stocks
-. n. Associated Prcssl


,-neraeial character Of prevail
." market conditions was strik-
q ''.,,ra,ed to-day, when the shorts
heir attacks upon the more
~. stocks in fairly success
-. 70 depress the entire list.
? S ..,l was the main objective of
declining 5h points to 67h
e -or. which cast doubt on the
,,.s Of the present rate of divi-
o,bsr dividend-psying rails
Ito . points, with no appreci-
s...,, slsO claimed the attention Of
,,''.,,n.l traders, the Maxwell group
f.1 to 5 points. Reversals
.. = we're confined to some Of the
..,r equipments and specialties
,,esssions Of l TO 8 points.
-.,,r.l the days operations were
...vor,hy Of any recent periods,
% volume and variety of issues
IN. Representative industrial'
- =. uOre popular war descriptions
I, 4 {, 1c,npsratively steady until the
,sur. when the weight Of selling
-. 100 strong to be resisted.
:, ,,w features Of strength were
-, 70 stocks Of little potential
q. =, market leaders, these includ-
.. various issues which derive
=, .si.i support from pools. United
-, S..,ls course was typical Of that
- By other prominent stocks.
80 IA m 10 1924 and closed at
~ M net loss Of rs points.
-. - ,,rspgth Of Denver & Rio Grande
n.s,s &. which rose over 4 points,
80 n. feature Of the irregular bond
~, .. S. coupon and registered IS
80 4 per cent on call.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
REPuBLIc IRON 6 Steel COMPANY

PREFERRED DIVIDEND no. So.
At a meeting OF the Executive Committee
Of the Republic Iron s. Steel Company held
July l7th, 1917, the regular quarterly divi-
dend Of &Ss on the preferred stock was de-
clared payable October lst. 1917. 20 stock
holders Of record September 18th, 1911
Books remain open.
COMMON DIVIDEND no. 4
At meeting OF the Executive Committee
OF the Republic Iron & Steel Company. held
July nth, 1917. a dividend Of ~ &C on the
Common stock was declared. payable No
vember ist. 1917. 20 stockholders OF record
october 18th, 1917. Books remain open.
r. JONES, JR., Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19

Yesterdays
Livestock, Meats and Provisions

Following are yes;srday's prices. compared WIN
those q a year ago.
New York. Yesterday. A year sSo.
Live Steers. best. - - ,,..-
100 ID. ....... $3.50 Etis.io WV e,lD'9
Dressed beef sides. - -
10 ............ ia sloys 40 - ~
~ loo 's1 10 ...'''. D'' lz.oc q 1900 ESQ q 1880
II. we, ID % Is s.5s 8 o33ss .!s 5s 8 ,l3 g
Lambs fair %
prime 100 n. 1900 g $500 $50 q llW
Dressed mutton. ID .l3 q .l6H .l5 z ia
Dressed lambs. ID. 20 @ "a .i3 9 ,,',.1
Hogs. 100 lb.....i5.75 2 1880 lO5O Y lv'3S
Dressed hogs ba- 49,, .,
Nss. p6rk. bbl 425O q 400 400 q U.5o
Mos ieef bbl 300 5000 1900 a 1880
Lard. Mid. West. 80. q, a., a.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
a2nd 81.

Tho Approximate amount Of the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the aoove-desorioen
property is 10 be sold. is rwenty-sx sho., ~.
Soiiars with Interest thereon from the 23th
day OF June. 1917. together with he costs
and allowance, amounting to ySi5 5s-lgo.
together with the expenses of the sale. IRE
s1nroxin,ats amount OF the taxes. assess
riSn,s and water rates. or other liens,
which are 10 be allowed 20 the purcaaser
out Of the purchase money. or paid ~ the
Da,.a New YORK. July End. 1917.
ROBERT L. STANTON. Refers
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
STORAGE NOTICES .
L. Rrothers' Storage & Van Company.
s,oraue Warehouse Notice.

Lee Brothers Storage van company
storage Warehouse Notice.
To Whom II May Concern:
We will sell at Public Auction at zio
East 125th St, on Tuesday, July 81. 1911,
Commanding at 10 A. NJ. household goods.
pianos, personal effects. merehandiSe; l1s etc
Prooks Mr. Purnell, G. Jarvis. Clarence
Chrichton, Mrs. Lucy 3: Smith. Mrs
Mitchell, Emma Lucker, Mrs. A. Taller.
Jas. II Burrows. Emma Scott Louise
Laad, Sarah Montague. Lena Young; Rich
ard Scott, Mrs Dickerson, MIS- Marina
Alexander, H w. Fredericks, James Quig-
ley. Mrs ". King, Mrs. 9. J. Van Bueren,
Robt: Williams Waiter BAP;isi, Te9s, p
John Masden. VIM. Sheriff. COnquist. Alice
carr. Martini; Nina ~ BTgnassei i. Mr
Benner. Frank Reynolds Mr. Lindhurst.
Mr.. Murphy, Mira Maud Atkinson
Unless all charges are paid on or before
July o, 1917. same will be sold according
TO law 70 pay charges
LEE BROS sTG. & VAN Co,
200-2ls East i25th s.,
li6-lis East l24th 81.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19

higher. with a very small trade. the coffee
market yesterday developed moderate activity
and quite a sharp advance, especially in the
late afternoon, when prices sold up : to ~
points above the morning low level with the
close generally 20 7 points net higher
sales for the day in the local market amount
ed 70 81 go pags
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
FIRST NATIONAL COPPER co.

\ dividend OF 20 cents per share for the
year ending July l. 1917. has been de-
clared payable August IS. 1871. 70 stock OF
record July q, 1917.
wM. A KERR, Treasurer.
New York. July 8. 1917.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19

Yesterdays 4

Ccttonseed Oil Futures.-The market for
cottonseed oil experienced a violent break
during Yesterdays session. closing with net
losses of 81 70 100 points. There was active
selling early in the day. and on the decline
stop loss orders were uncovered, and this
precipitated a general hquidating movement
Total sales for the day were $500 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
Securities at Auction
The following securities were sold
yesterday at the exchange salesrooms
Of Adrian II. Muller:

SO 900 In,erniaooL Consolidated on Com
panv (Vyoningl frs: nortgage per cent
bonds due March !. 1915. sep,eIaheg 1912.
coupons % neutrality-suspicious.. iot $40
s. Ao5 iaks ffurca a Northern On;aro Rail
way nrt mortgage per cent bonds. due
1913. ntares; April and oc,Ohes ...... lot $50
y shares Regal Motor Car Company prcferred 81
100 saarss Weyman Br1ton Company common 3i5b
D prior 1r.ferrGcs Iocns irust csr7iscs;ss -. ss
s3a 600 Pacihc 4 Essiern Railway trst mort
gAss per cent Hndnz fund bonds. due
1887 June. 1918, cOupons on ....-......... 50
1856 2o-iG0 shares SAckett a Williams Corpo-a-
u0n nnt preferred roting trust certificates
70, $500
sll 90 bond and mortgage made By Hsrs.r, y
Wlluams ard wife 20 Lzzie J. Homan. dated
ser,sinber 80 1918. covering II is-Io0 lr-s
of lard. "a Ward. Borough ~ Richmond
y. y. containing ls5 lots shown on map
u Southboro addition No. ,. dgs September
2oth. 1918. interest a. . pr cent and
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
Bonds

Trading in bonds on the New YORK
Stock Exchange Wednesday amounted
to s2,s14,OOO, against S2,264,0OO Tues
day, s2,946,OOO a week ago and S2,5l6,-
600 a year ago; from January | to date,
S546,3ls, 900, against S5SO,69l,OOo in
1916.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
I-. Brothers' Storage Van Company
storage Warehouse Notice.

To Whom II May Concern.
we will sell at Public Auction az 1903
East i25th ST. on Monday. july 30. 1911.
commencing at 10 A. NJ. household goods,
pianos. personal effects. merchandise. etc
stored by or IN names as follows; J. u.
C,iep. J. Murphy. y. Y Insurance School.
Nine. NJ Roylllon. Alfred 7. Moore. w. j.
Carroll. william Smith. Mrs. B. Sohwslbe.
whalen Bros.. Malcomsen. Mrs. F. McFar-
Morgan, Jean Ray Speyer. Mrs ". Cohen.
Geo Besrar. l. Brown, MrS ID. Reed. Mrs.
D. Ksrby. MIRA d. McGinn, s. Green, Mrs
Hammond, r. p. Campbell, Bertha Neu-
mann. Geo. Krauss
Unless all charges are paid on or before
July 81, 1917. same will be sold according
70 law 20 pay charges.
LEE BROS sTD & VAN CO,
l0i-iO7 East l25th 81.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19

Sugar Futures.-The market yesterday
opened firm, to points higher. being
somewhat under the influence Of the strong
spot market at the start Of the day. Local
trade interests gave early support which
held values within a narrow range up 10
midday. when profit taking set in and prices
rapidly sagged of, the close being l point
net higher 20 3 points net decline, the weak
ness being mostly in the very late positions.
Total sales amounted to 1850 tons, some o,
which represented switching operations. Sep
tenber % December and July TO December.