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w v,,s, 81: dry picked. milk fsd. "a lbs I e
p pSsr. 2 asa aac lbs s tS P 1ss' a 70 pair ! lbs mi ssd
weights 22c. corn fed. "a lbs. to pair,
stc lbs, to pair, 2sc.; 8 lbs. and over,
s sda no 'Ss, to pair 2os. mixed welsh,si
Weights. 10 2oc northern ohio and Mich
lgan' scalded ih. to pair. 2ae $ lbs;
Michigan. scalded broilers. mixed weights,
s Y zoe Other western. scaldcd broilsrss'
cSm%on and cuiis. Iaisc: .TowiS-
Western, boxes es' ls.do iS.i and a over to ID dozen Sen.
dry picked. 30 u 24c. ao.Ii lbs. 20 22c.
Hi"di'f ~ =, 'h hs, nc, fresh; AK packed corn
son 2liss. ,so:s5 lbs and under. IS ais,s
ir?.h.p 'SSss i... I ssl. M Sa..S:: "r nda;Ssrl Wv ary
sssGsi is,.o 2, fa% 0S sfs is., ' iioe''.' under iGsi
arg ioc.; small, ~ isc.. northern Ohio
,ud Michigan. scaldcd, large. Ole; small,
) ls.,e'; other, western. scaided. large.
dry picked, w.. seaiied. %i;,sS' ptUpc.kkss
gsi?ns Island fresh ducklings. III; 2ac.
C. iezsn. per dozen. Sqsso; cSii.. SOC a 81.
pair. si.sai5o: : lbs. to pair. per pair. 81
POULTRY. L.lVE-Thirty- three cars on
- NAtNi a WIRE unlbuutu. EHlc'
90 nearby express poultry at 1870 zoe. for
Soiorel fowls and of white leghorns At II 10
isc Chickens. zoe. occasionally a shade
higher Tor colored, and 10 zoe. for white.
akONl steady: mess. $40. "a
Ta"iav; family ssoasi; short clear, sara
~, Seer strong: mess. S:1 "a 2i.50. family.
sfh2s: acket. S2i.50n %; extra India
mess s3aH 36. Dressed hogs steady; ba
;9ns. lSi!c.; $50 lbs. i3sc.: 100 lbs.
80; 10 ibs2 itc,; pigs. liisc. Cut
! ms iGhc. ~ lbs, Ice; picked hams
ihSHfisr'. io,a"la Taiiow irm; special.
ie'.r. Lard fym. middle West. siS.som
tstoi city lard firm. -i5hc. refined lard
urn. Continent. $3.50; South America,
sisGs: brazil kegs, sl7.65. compound
steady; l2's y i3i-c. stearine quiet. olco.
loc city lard s;earine. iImltLc.
R1CE-Domestic screening. AZ Lam.
menium : !, y &c; head. "a qsc.; fancy
ncau. snoSc; extra fancy. 5sm5isc.;
japan. 4tc. Blue Rose. ~ uti,c'
SUGAR fCTCRES-opening 1 "a 4
points higher: close net unchanged 20 ad.
OF prices: ~ ''"' "'"se
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CLEVELAND. oct. 1.-THE American
Shiphu!iding ~Coinrany's earnings from
all properties after deducting manufac-
turing costs Were si,6i3.00o ana miscel-
lancous income sls5,ooo, n total income
NJ Sl.S0S,00 ir the fiscal year ended
June 30. Net profits amounted 10 s51a,-
400. with surplus 1885, 900. Four ships
with n total Of about $1,000 gross tons
we've completed. Thirty-thrce ships with
4 total carrying capacity of abou, i7a,-
90" gross tons are under contract for
delivery during the next fiscal year.
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ASIATIC MAILS.

Island O. Hawaii. samoan Islands. Aus
,ralia. except N"ai. aud specially ad-
dressed mail for Sew Zealand. via san
Francisco. per steamship Sierra. II 30 l.
" to-daN
Jepsn. C1'en china t"Ncopt Shrr~fa!
city, and Philippine Islands. Via Van
conver and Victoria y G.. per steamship
ErO-sss ~ Japan 3" p NJ Sa'uri'r -.
HonEkoug and specially addressed mai
for the Netherlands. East Indies, vita san
Francisco. per steamship Arakdn. 1880
i. Vi. october Is.
Postmaster Morgan announces tina. mails
Of the following dates: Melbourne, Sep
trmbcr &: sydney. September :. Auckland.
September 10. and Wellington. Sertemhsr
H. which arrived at san Francisco per
steamship Natal. were despatched east on
October :. and are due In New York this
morning.
Postmaster Morgan announces that
mails OF the following dates. shanghai sep
tcniher u. Kobe September 90 and Yoko-
hama September 81, which arrived per
steamer Tacoma, were despatched east
from Seattle on October :. and are due in
New York this morning.
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FREEMAN FACES NEW TRIAL.
Associate of Hawthorne and Nor.
ton Loses Appeal.

Albert Freeman's final effort TO pre-
vent the Government from retrying him
for mail fraud was defeated yesterday
when the Circuit Court of Appeals re-
jected his plea that the second trial
would place him In double jeopardy.
Freeman was originally convicted with
Julian Hawthorne and DIR. William ].
Morton for using the mails in the sale Of
mining stock. The other two defendants
served terms. but Freeman, who was
sentenced TO five years. got a rctrlal.
Freeman will he tried before Judge
Learned Hand next Monday. At the 70.
onest OF United States Attorney Mar
shall ACCOMPLISHMENTS Gregory has APP
pointed Frank NJ Swacker and ex-Judge
ICELAND special counsel to prosecute the
case, Mr.. Marshall feared that he might
be disqualified because his former law
partner. George Gordon Battle, repre-
scented one of the men in the Hawthorne
case.
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ELECTRICAL SHOW OPENED.
brand central Palace Display Ha'
2O4 Exhibits.

Illustrated by artificial daylight. the
2O4 exhibits OF the Electrical Exposition
and Motor Show were opened to the
public at Grand Central Palace last
night. The show fills three floors and
includes displays sent by the War and
Navy departments. the city Health De
partnient and Board Of Education and
private exhibitors.
A half dozen well curried cows will bs
MIXED daily on the third fioor with nj
electric milking machine. There is q
model bakery and laundry. and hundreds
OF labor saving devices, all run by cleo.
tricity. A competition for inventors. &c
uncover Thomas A. Edisons Of to-mor'
row. has been arranged by President
Arthur williams.
The exposition will be open daily from
IL A. NJ. to IL +. NJ. until October 81.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE gunbo,, Gas.
tine has arrived NJ Azua; desiroyers Conynp.
ham, Erlcsson. .McDougall At Newport: col
Her Culgoa al Puerto. Plata; gunboat Pitts
burg al san Diego; battleship Montana nj
Plney Point, destroyer Reid AZ Buyzards RAY.
Destroyers Benham, Drayton, Jarvis, Jen.
kins, Mccall, Nicholson, Porter, Pauldins
from Newport for sea: gunboat Dixie from
Lynn Haven Roads for southern drill
grounds; DESTROYER flaming from GARDENERS
BAY for sea; destroyer Farragui from Mare
Norfolk for Port Arthur: repair ship Panther
from Hampton Roads for New York; de.
s,royer Patterson from Hampton Roads for
San Diego: tug Sonoma from Hampton Roads
for southern drill grounds: yacht 5ylph from
Lewes for Washington.
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slGAR. RAW-Market firm, with tend.
~ upwerd, Holders firm at s.?7c. FOR
store and Slsc. for october shipment. OUT.
cubas at sc. equal to 6.iic. Tor duty Mi
Cqban ccntfifusals spot quotations, Cen.
safe; cost and freight. Si.isaS.c'
SUGAR, REFINED-Cry.tal domino .,b.
lets. cases. ? 10. cartons, half or full size
;aS and do. cases 10: cartons, tuil size
Eag,e tablets. s.i5c.: cut loaf. s3Oc.
rushed : siss;: mould a: cubes and Eagle
sersd. 1909; and 7.S0c. In containers Is III.
euik powdered and coarse powdered.
sranala,e dat ca. powdeTsd' iSc; dom:no
!t5e, and 7.J5 in haif cases; EfasSie V% eonfac.
r rGnsrn s~Tannia,et' 7!sc.; Eagle coarse
Use; Eagle 2. 81 and 5 To- cartons. nnc
sranuiatsd: iisc.;: ID. BAGS line sranu.
iTa '5sS. anu in b / -, cH.' d. s.se in .ask, and
p bag. do: 7.sse. in sacks and rs. in
eeis.: ?S and SO ID. bags do. Ts5c. stand.
No. !. &c. No. =. s.e5c. No. 8. $500; No.
!. ;s;sc.; No. Z. ',Gs;' 20 !. @ss.ssSSSc,: NS
TO- sS5c. No. II. 6. soc. No, u. s.i5c.; No.
-. II and rs, SOC. "
AhsFGFTfha;k @c,,,,: M;ScEaLASEorsM
BRUSSELS sPROUTs-Sta,s quar-. inS
49,: Long Island, quart. saiscs.' 'iRRE h?Nss
sasksi or Jag; SOC. ills. BB~EETsLNSssrn:.
PEI ia Is ID sis; ,i .I;e% g c ,is
ions on. 3d. ,sSs.sso: unwasheS S'' SSs..
basket. ..75e. gsi.. CUCUMBERs"S,ats.
s s%a.ss; 'ngii's; Long Island; ssl.. Mss;
%: cucumber pickles. state. small bbi,
Ha5; STATE, diii. bushei basket si.soa
s:5: SAFE diii; : quart; basket, $50 SOC;
basket. ile. uti Long Island. Dbl. e.
sAhsAGEsH nv TlaS pg'eh, per 100;
Long Island. rod. bbi., 81 coELERYYnmn
npnch, L soc. state and nearby. Uaa.
coKTr,rTc1,by per 100 ears 7is. aN IS.
bb,. - ;onj; Long. Island crate. Nd?sS:
Long i-tsnd. per Nat Buffalo crate. rT
w. Ions Island, long cut: 10. !, NJ"
h?.ai. .EGGPHANTs-Iersey, basket. IS
g.i,io. GiARLlc-inipoa.ei %s.ri me-. 'Iine,,
IgSc: New orleans, d.. "a C. LIMA
7sc. aE.:5. LETTuCE-Ncarby. bbi... 500.
$50: basket. 40 a scc. !EEiKs%oNsssVybyy.
Per iib basket. sc, ais oNioSs~sta,e
and Western. white. crate. Nal.:5a. whit.
s.[E!";: eT2 45G WIZ: ysllow, iS9 ID. bag as,
All; Yellow, 7ic;ari; white &c al; Or.
80; white 100 III has. si.5O0sso' r,d.
100 10. bag. $500 ESQ: red or yellow. has
ket. soc. II -, Jersey. white pickles. seT
ibo; 100. S'hsr c %si'e' onMns %iiiiSS; ysilow' lie;a
100 III. bag. s2.25n2T5; red. 100 ID. bag.
s?2Sme.I5. oKRA-Frorids. per basket,
PEAS-caifornia. Per drum, Hgss vir-
rinia, basket, soc T'2 pEPPERs-Chcrry.
az: rci' Dbl. 8: 75Ts25' buiinose' green
hhl.. Eal.75; red, Dbl, s.as; long, hot.
bbl.. t2.boG3t Cuban Queen, grear.
pARsLEY-Nearby. loo punches. HOLES.
puMPKlNs-Rbl; I5c. az. RADlsHEs-
Nearby, Dbl, soc, al; State. basket, soc.
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CENTRAL CCTION co, ~. she~hap,
AMCtIOneer. Is? CmnnI street. selIs. inwelru

a. II a, Nj. clothing at 10 \, N.
oct Icy MoAleenan's, t6g Fulton ST
BROOKLYN. All unredeemcd pledges of
pearls, diamoni~ and other n~recious stones,
watches, tcwrlry, silverware, &c. running
from No. lll@s Aug, IS, 1915, to No. let33
Sent. Ii, 1915, and All articles held over
from previous sales,
oct, l7-Bv J. Simpson & Co, 925 Park
Now. Al unredeencd pledges OF paaris
diamonds and other pre- lous stones
watches. iewelry. silyorware, guns. 80
pledged previous to No. 30S00 July Ia IaIb'
and all articles held over from former saIes
Oct. ls-Bv NJ. ~iNvery, .277 81 Ave. I'm
redeemed pledges OF pearls, diamonds and
other precious stones. watches, jewelry. sill
verwHre, Sc, pledged previous To Ma. esOoo
Sept. n, 1915, Also from 59I 9TH Ave. nil
plodges Of Ike description previous To- No
a'Soo sept, 10. 1915. and goods held from
former sales.
Oct isRy Henry Miller. 7l7 9th Ave.
clo'hirg, SC. pledged to Oct, 10. 1915.
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures-Outgoing
Foreign MailstThe Fire Record.
THE WEATHER.

For eastern New York. fair and va..er
to-dayt Tomorrow, fair; gentie s"i'''"s
winds becoming southeriy
day; Tomorrow, fair: gentle shifting WINDS
For northern Kew England. fair and
warmer to-day; to morrow. fair; gentle 10
moderate south winds.
For southern New England. fair To-Day.
warmer on the mainland. Tomorrow fa"'
gentle TO moderate winds.
For western New York. fair to-oay.
warmer In the south: tomorrow. far; gen
tie to moderate southeriy winds.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1e.-1t was cooler IN
the south Atlantic and east Gulf states
Yesterday; fr zing temperature prevaileu
In West Virginia In the morning and frosts
we. /, reported southwark Into Tennessee
and North Carolina.
Heavy frosts occurred in New England
and westwar. into Illinois and Wisconsin,.
but temperature generally rose over the
northeastern quarter OF the country. ana
Il was warmer throughout most OF the
West.
The pressure was moderately low on the
northwestern border and In the plateau
States. but continued high elsewhere from
a centre over the Ohio and middle Missis-
sippi valleys.
showers occurred at q few points In the
Southwest and on the south Atlantic coast.
In other sections the weather was genersi'y
fair.
In this city the day was fair and
warmer: wind, light TO fresh southwest:
average humidity. - per cent barometer.
corrected &, read to sea level. at 5 A. NJ.
40 30. 4 y NJ 40 IA
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Free Game n Polo Grounds.

The second game in the championship
series between the baseball teams OF the
Police and Fire departments will he held
at the Polo Grounds At .:%5 this after
noon, Admission Is free. The Fire de-
partment team O The first gam by q
score Of : to 8.
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a,i; box, soc. OF. sf1NAcH-Nesrey.
crate; so@!5c.i State, basket, bogsSe.
bard. si.75aS. TuRSiPs-Rutabasa. bbI,
s2,5Oa2,75; white. Dbl, Ng5.. TOMATOES
Nearby. large, box, soc. 1880; small,
box, soc. 81; carrier, csc. "a 81. WATER
CRESS-l0 punches. 81 a |. 80.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. October

So Ryswyk. 4. NJ. Rotterdam. Oct %
So Richard A. Mestres. ii:2o y. VI Tue.ta,
Sept. %. "'
IS. Io"uo'' sept
IS Port Campbell. $40 A. NJ, London. Sen,
S. Gisla. ::ij p. NJ. Amsterdam. Sept. .
So 81. Andrews. ) A NJ, II. LUCIA. Oc
So Sauna, Il A. NJ. Kingston. Oct. s
s. Oranle Nassau. . A. NJ. Hayti, OCT
IS Borslum. 10 A. NJ. Ma,anzas. Oc,
Ss Medina, Galveston. Oct. I
IS Rayo. Port Arthur. Tex Oct, .
IS vests. Port Arthur, Tex. sept ~
81 Madison. Norfolk. Oct. N.
IS Delaware. Philadelphia. oct. 10
IS Mama Ha'a. Baltimore. Oct. .
SIS Stavengercn. Providence, OF. 10
So jamestown. Norfolk. OFT 10
BARK Hugomont. Liverpool. Sept. E
Motor bark Caracas. Havrc. sept
The sun., 1916-10-12
BUSINESS RECORD.
Petitions In Bank ruptcy .
WILLIAM T. TowNER. architect.

MornIns.ide Drive: voluntary. I%.iabiiHi..
81; ;%'s!ms;: .'if $,s,,. s sii;; s. :ssI; ''' .;5,Ss'
FRANK w. LILLEY. Monroe. n. y; vol
principal claims: Hattie i. rev, s2.ioo;
Elmer p Flynn Lace; !. Burke q; 100;
RE 9. iSSHhhET VI h iaaiyiaaalTy H and a. sT mem:
sers Of the ftm Of barrett Bros, stock
"a. ooc' "'o'" '''' ~
Moo, yoN HAGEN. 20 Broad street.
Principal claims: Milan Mscai,y. $1,000:
Elsie strife. ss.?ii. Biclan Realty Co.
Receivers In Bsnkruptcy.
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY appointed
Yesterday In the United states District
ROBINS A. L;Au. 2i5, West Nine,h.fourth
street. conducting business under arm
dealers IN sporting goods, IS chambers
st'eei. Francis Gilbert appointed under
UNITED BUTroN co.-Judse Mayer APP
pointed Robert A knight OF sprinsneid'
I in this disiric; belonging to the United
Rn,;on cSmpany; defsndan, in Creditor
nov. pending in United state, Court In
boston This company. which. hs. a fac
nee. and sniesfoom. here and in Chicago.
Az the property here consists Of stock
.ni ACCOUNTS approximately valued at
$1,000. Mcssrs. Knight and Porter fur
nished bonds Of g.. ooo each. They were
appointed receiver by the Boston court
and wer. directed to continue company's
business for beneft of creditors.
Schedules In Bankruptcy.
Liberty street, Liabilities. ,si!o assets.
49, s. , rr,pc'S%s e. 3 s'" Viii, i I Co. E, pTSa lsGs:
Lowe Donald 4 Co. sl.ti5.
Manhattan ~Judementa Filled,
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JACOB sMONGUT. Auctioneer. es BOW.

cry, soils At 10 A. VI ""
Oct. l2-Jewelry. watches, diamond. and
all pledges prior oct 5, 1915, A. woldar
9Oa6 formerly ?03iJ ID Ave.
Oct. lG-JeN Try. watches. diamonds and
all piedgcs prior oct. ., 1915. e. Bruck.
hrimtTs SohS ~ ~ a. no axe VI; Gan;
Ave. No, 3slli, : diamond rings and nil
other pledges unla fully removed from the
possession OF Mr.. Stern, aft.rward recovered
by him, now remaining unclaimed.
oct. l6-Clothiug, furs and all pledges
prior oct, g.. 1915, including No. ijg72. FUR
coat. j. u. kup|ik 4 Co., lOl PARK Row,
oct, l1-tlothing and all pledges prior
oct. 10, 1913. Hcilbrun Uros. 1874 isl
Ave-. Alexander n lroiss Co, 1873 Park
Row. :, Mayer, Jersey city.
oct. lN-clothine, &C. prior oct. II.
1915. Rnrnry's Loan ONCE, LISA Sd Ave
College Loan Once, 2l23 Sth Ave. Rronx
! nan Once, Il. COINS son. Prop. ?79i Sd
Ave.
The sun., 1916-10-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

NINA
United States Coast and Geodc,,c sur,.,-
Standard Time.
sun rises. 90; o3 sun SET. ....5.2p
Moon rises. ....5.f- PM
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. . 500 " Gov Island s,--.v
He'll Gate. .....i0 .SS Az
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook ia Gov. Island csIv
He'll Gate ...iOi
The sun., 1916-10-12
VAN PRAAC & CO., AUCTRs.

will Sell Tuesday and Wednesday,
Oct. eth and 18th, 1910.
Commencing AZ 10 10 4. VI. Each Day.
S7SOOO.OO value
HIGHEST QUALITY
MANUFAc"rrRER'S STOCK
LATEST DESIGN 10 and IA kt.
The sun., 1916-10-12
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK

S. Oscar H.. at Kirkwall.
SIS Francisco. at Hull.
SIS Celtic. at Liverpool.
So Taormina. at Gibraltar
Sc Giuseppe Verdi. at Genoa.
Sa Nestris. at Liverpool
So Comal. at Galveston
So Lenape. at Jack .onyillc.
IS City OF St. Louis. a, Savannah.
SIS Chesapeake. at Baltimore.
SIS Mandal. at Norfolk.
AZ Almirantc. at Crisiobai.
Sc Van der Duyn. at Cristobal.
The sun., 1916-10-12
l.: T., FIRrsKI Avc,,,.. 20 Bow-ry. sells

l.. l.. FIRCsKI Auct'v. 20 Bowery. soils
10 A. NJ unr"i"Pmed rlclrcs Of every de-
s~cription for unpaid loans from the follow
ing rawrhrokers. inclu1irg al diamonds
ruh'ss, ~sRpph're~ pearls. emcraIds. ali othrr
stones unset nr set In rings. earrings, pins.
links. thuins, Il, ds, bracelets, lockrt or
other mounting. all tswelry. watches. sill
vorvarc cure Instruments furs. clothing
all other goods pledged previous 20 dates
and up 20 numbers mentioned. both In
elusive, and all pledges hold over.
oct. ;@-Sobel Rros So Columbus Ave,
prior Srr,. az. 1878. to No a776I
oct, IA. T., Lemon & Co. as 9Th Ave.
prior Aus. II, 1915. 10 No. 1914.
oct. l3-Bernsri's Loan Oanc.. o7T5 sth
Ave. prior oct. 8. 1915. TO No. 2s3?s.
oct iG-commerc!al loanins & Jewelry
1905.
oct. iG-M Bruc&hciiner. 1870 Sd Ave
Oct. 6, 1915
oct. ls-Wm. simpson & Co. ISL Bow.
cry. prior Aug. |, 1915, to No, 2aG75.
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PAW SALES
JOSEPH suONGOoD.s Sons.

JOSEPH SONS, Ju,Ius
shongood. Aac;, - Bowery. s.li 10 A. n
Oct I2-Al diamonds and other 3rrciou.
stones. set and unset. all watches. ,ewrlry
u every description. silvcrware. instru-
mcn's. odds and ends pledged prior 20 Aug
!. 1913. to lN.3i. and al pledges he'd over
from former sales. Max bernstein. sTs
Wet 18TH -.
oct. i3-AI diamonds. and other preciou.
stones, set aui unset. all watches, leyplry
Of every description, silyerware. odds and
ends md All mIsc'll,n"ous articles pledged
prior lunc L.. 1915, from 7o6t. TO 1000,
and all ronis held Over from pr, v!nus saI.-'
6"ld~'hnI'lt Bros, s62 W. l?5th St. for
u.rr.y .3ip N'h Ave.
oct. lS-pi m"nds. watches. Jewclrv. A..
Hlph lHferN, 40 Sands st, BROOKLYN
oC;, lt-N-u and wumen's clothing n
Peys,r's son. 800 ~ we. Isaacs & Davis.
Brook IN.
oct. l7-Mcn's and women clothing. dry
goods, shoes, Sc, pledged prior sept II.
'tli. ia 80 S"97 amt III Ola : dates. u.
81 b"rsteine Sous, ,-l0 itE Ave. Also stint
lev goods II & :. Aufses 4 Son. Inc, s7s
stanton -.
oct. iS-Al diamonds. wa hes. tav.lrv.
si.Ncrwhr" instruments, oids aud ends
p.c'gct prior sept. u. 49,. to No. aTO:i
nrI older dates. Silherste!n rros. ai3T
Sih Ave.
oct lS-Clofhirr I Saver RrooL,,,
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GOLD JEWELRY
AND

being stock of Arthur W. Moore Of Newark
y. j.. On" ~ the most reputable and highest
clnss nanufactur"-s in the United States.
STOCK COMPRISES VERY LARGE.ISEs
DIAMOND JEWELkN OF EVERY DE
stkIprlON. The choices, lines Of 10 and
~ 1t. gold cents. ladies and childrer's rings.
bar pins. scarf pins. layallic-e- ard pendants
link buttons, 10 and - 1t. Ssutp,r chains. neck
chains. meas coat and vest chains. bracelets.
etc. . large lire of stone she'll AMI co-sl anne
lcHclry. The above icwclry il Ill set with
genuine diamonds. oriental pearls. sapphire
-ibicS. aluamariLeS. p.ridots. etc. The en-
'ir" stock Il NJ the cStrcno latest designs and
suitable for high class jcwelry stores.
Exhibition Monday. oct. 10th. 1910.
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JACOB SHONGl

JACOB SIlONGlT. A~uctionp~r sales.
rooms. bS Bowrry, will sell on Friday, OCT
~, NJ 10 o'clock for the account and risk
Of Bernard l.. Movers Of No. lOa West 18th
81. lin ~ furs, skins, Sc, purchased by
said Meyers on oct. 2. 1915.
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ScheduIe. IN Bankruptcy.

RICHARD A. CLONE. NC. TAILORING.
Liberty street, Liabilities. $50 asset
st,iS5. Principal claims: J. r. Dough
4 Co. &.235; W. =. willis 4 Co.. $40
Lowe Donald 4 Co. sl.ti5.
The sun., 1916-10-12

The temperature In this city yesterday.
"a recorded by the official thermometer. Is
shown In the annexed table:
The sun., 1916-10-12

H~OPS-Statc. 1913. choice, III. 80 55c /;
medium to prime. 47d5?c. 1918. common
20 prime, sml7c.: Pacific coast, 1915.
choice, H.. l7Hlsc.: medium to prime,
~ lsc.; 1915. choice, l3N l5c.: medium to
prime, 10" &c; State and Pacific coast,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-24
100 OFFICERS
Be
At NAVY YARD
When New Naval Appro-
priation Bill Takes Effect
Flying Corps is Created.
BE LARGE STAFF
OF DESIGNERS
Drafting and Designing De-
partments Are Already
Being Enlarged.
BE LARGE STAFF
OF DESIGNERS

One hundred officers will probably
be detailed for service here within a
short while when the new naval ap-
preparation bill takes effect, as in
this bill naval flying corps is Gre
ated with $50 officers, Of which num-
Der it is expected that one hundred
will be sent to Pensacola, the aviation
base.
While nothing definite is yet known
of the possible number Of men to be
sent here, officers at the station
stated Wednesday that it would be a
great increase over the present num-
Der.
In discussing the action Of Secre-
tary Daniels in charging the scope
of the station here, Captain Muslin,
commander of the yard, stated that
it would mean the operation Of the
plant on a much larger scale than
heretofore, although some manufac-
turing can be done at present.
The drafting Esd designing room
has been moved from Ehe second
floor, east end Of the officers head
quarters, to the west end, which oc-
cupies practically half of the entire
space on this floor. It is in this de-
partment, Captain Muslin said, under
the new plan a great increase will be
made in the men. For one of the
most important provisions, it is point
ed out, is the designing of aircraft
therefore, it will be necessary tt
have large staff of designers.
Some work is being done along
these lines at the station, as plans
are being drafted for high powered
plane with great speed, to exceed
any other at the station. From these
plans a model will be made which
will be tested in an air tunnel, and
after REIMBURSEMENT sent to the de-
partment at Washington for ap
proval. If the plant is then in op
Grafton the complete machine can BIZ
built at the station. c---
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-24
STORM Is NEARING
COAST OF FLORIDA

Key West and Miami, Fla, are
both probably to feel the full effects
of the tropical disturbance which has
been located in the southern part of
the gulf, the third of such storms in
few weeks. Warnings were ordered
for both of the points named from
Washington last evening, and a bull
letin announcing this fact was re-
ceived at the local weather station
last night at 9:15 o'clock. The bull
letin was as follows:
Advisory Storm Bulletin.
Local Office Weather Bureau, Re-
ceived from Washington, D. c., 9:15
P. NJ, August %, 1916.-Advisory:
Storm warnings have been ordered
for Miami and Key West. Tropical
disturbance at 2 p. m. Wednesday ap-
parently in vicinity of Great Inagua
moving toward the northwest. Mod
crate easterly gales in next twenty
four hours indicated for Bahamas and
extreme south coast of Florida.
A. J. HENRY,
Supervising Forecaster.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-24
JUDGE SHEPPARD OFF
FOR SHORT VACATION

Judge W. B. Sheppard, of the fed
eral court for the northern district
of Florida, leaves tonight for Chi
cago and other points to spend a
short vacation before assuming his
duties in the southern district Of New
York. The term of court for which
Judge Sheppard will be placed in his
hands convenes on September 1.
He was designated by Chief Jus
tice White to assist in relieving the
docket for New York, which had be-
come so congested as to be beyond
the capacities of the judges now sit
ting in that court. Judge Sheppard
originally planned to go to New York
from San Antonio, Texas, where he
has been holding court in the illness
of Judge Maxey, but owing to the
light docket there was able to spend
several weeks in Pensacola.
G. Earl Hoffman, secretary to
Judge Sheppard, will leave the city
on September to join the Judge IN
New York.