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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK-MARTHA OSER 4 ASO, Plain
tins, against BARNETT LEVY. ct al. De-
PENDANTS.
In pursuance Of a judgment OF fore.
closure and sale, duly made and entered
In the above-entitIsd action and bearing
date the sth day of November. 1915 !,
the undersigned. the referee In said tuds
ment named, will sell at public auction. nj
the Exchange salesroom. No, lt.is Vesey
of New York. on the sth day Of December.
1915. at IL o'clock noon on that day. BY
JOSEPH p. DAY, Auctloneer the premises
directed by said judgment to be sold. and
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel
Of land, with the building and improve.
ments thereon erected. situate, lying ami
being In the Borough OF Manhattan. CITY
York, bounded and described as follows:
BEGINNING At q point on tho Easteriy
side OF First Avenue. distant forty 400 feet
nve tO inches Northerly from the corner
formed by the intersection OF the Northery
side of sixty-eishth Street. with tho East
EGrerly, parallel with sixty eighth street,
and part of the way through n party wall.
one hundred l00) feet; thence Northerly.
parallel with First Avenue forty to) feet
street. and part OF the way through an,
other party wall. one hundred 600, feet
to the Easteriy side of First Avenue, thence
southerly and along tho Easterly side of
First Avenue. forty ttO feet to tho point
, Dated. New York, November II. 1918
GEO. GARDINER FRY. Referee.
BENZ. N. KAYE. Attorney for Plaintiff,
1872 broadway, New York city
Tn; 70 ;. .os ni n;
First Avenue;
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK. ss:--Abraham H. Lazy. PLAINTIFF
aeainst Chaa I. wsinstein Realty Company
ct al, Defendants.
ute and sale made and entered in IN,
ebove entitled action. and bearing date the
27th day of October. 1915. !. the under.
m.S n.msa Vii III .. M.t e. Public susn ;"is iud:":s g ,S
Exchange SNiesrooms. Nos 1915 vesey
Street. In the Borough OF Manhattan. city
Of New York. on the goth day Of November
1915. at IL o'clock noon on tina, day. by
Joseph p Day. Anct'oncer. the preinisss
erected ~ said Judgment to bs sold and
therein described ss follows:
ALL thoa> two certain lots pieces OF
pafee.s OF Land. with the buildings and I'm
provements thereon erected. situate lyins
snd being In the Boroush Of Msnhattan.
and state OF New York. on In. .outheriy
side Of Nineteenth Street. and which taken
toseiher are bounded and described a. fol.
lows
BEGINNING a. a point on the south.
westerly side Of Nineteenth Street. distani
one hundred and ninety-seven usD feet
southsssterly from the southssst-rly cor
street; running thence sou,hwes,eriy. par.
al.ei with Seventh Avenue. ninety .thrss
tsO feet and six inch.s thence southeast.
erly and nearly parallel with Nineteenth
Street. forty y.six Hsl tee' and three inches
thence northeaGerly and again parallel
with Seventh Avenue, ninety three fssj
feet and three az inches. to the south
westerly side OF Nineteenth Street and
thence northw@sterly along ~'ii side ri
Nineteenth str.et, forty-four I<p feet tr
the point or place Of beginning be the
sa!d dimensions more or less
The premises hereby Intended described
the entire lots and premises known by ths
street numbers lN-it6 West Nlnetseutt
Street.
Dated. New York. October ,sth. 1873.
FRANCIS W. POLLOCK Referee
JEROME 4. KoHS, Attorney for PlaIntin
1900 Fifth Avenue. New York city
W. 18th ST
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ASlATIC MAILS.

Japan. Cores and China. specially ad.
dressed only. via Seattle. Per steamship
Inhba Mara close at $50 = VI to-day
FIN Islands. New Zealand and Austria ia
texc.pt W.sp, via Vancouver and Victoria
per steamship Makura. close at ESQ II, 81
to-day.
Japan, Corea and China, via s.a,t,s mar
steamship Hawaii Msru. close at $3.50 p. NJ
to-day.
Japan. Corea and china via S.s,t. Der
steamship Shidxuoka Maru. close At $40
r. VI sunday
Malls from Melbourn. October -: svd
ney. October %, and Honolulu. November
!. which arrived at san Francisco per
steaiuer Sonoma, were despatched east on
November ~, and are due here tomorrow
morning.
Mai from Hongkong October II;
Shanghai. October 2s; Kobe. October ~
and Yokohama, October es. which arrived
per steamer Hawaii, were despatched east
from Seattle on November 10. and are duo
here Tomorrow morning
Postmaster Morgan announces that mails
Of tn" following dates. Hongkong October
~; shanghai, October II. and Nokoraua,
october .3. which arrived at san Fran
cisco per steamer Ecuador. were despatched
east on November - and are due In New
York sunday morning,
The sun., 1916-11-17
EUROPEAN MAILS.

IT.. Am'r,cnn ln"r 50 Fsul sailing IN.
ntrtpN foJ li'erpoo. VIII take mail clos
ing Al 80 \. VI for Europe t-Scept Ger
many, Austria HUNGARY, Lux.mhurE. Bui
garis Serbia, Turkey, the Netherlsnds
NofWsv, sweden amt Dpnmsrk), Africa,
West Asia md tho East Indies.
The Cunpr'er Andauia, sailing to-mor-
row for Fu,mouth. VIII take mail, cIoetnr r
Al l;SO T. NJ 'ot Great Britain, ireland. Bel
riun Russia and South Africa. also sps. E.
Cipl> addressed correspondence for other
countries. eNr'pt uorminy, Austria. Hun
gary. I.uNrmturg, Bulgaria. Serbia. Turkey
M Sctherlauds Norway, sweden and Dsa :
marx
The wpgian.Aworirln liner Krts-
tpnitf'urd sailing tomorrow for BERGEN
will take mall ,iosing al $50 A. NJ, for
Norway. sweden. Denmark, Russia, Ger
many. Austrii, Hungary Luxemburg, Bul
gsf!a Sc p!a amt TU'k''.
Thr Fr'noh liner Chicago. sailing to-
morrow fnr BORDEAUX, VIII take mall, clos
irg At noon, ~ Franc" Sutherland Italy,
SWliu rortugal Egypt. Greece, British
lidl. Urlush East Afr,et. siam. Malta,
Gnr,.tar, 'cN on, straits Settlements
pgi,h Fast Indies. West Australia and
prfsiH.
The sun., 1916-11-17
THE WEATHER.

For eastern New York. fair and some
what warmer to-day te.nssrsw, fair; fresh
southwest winds.
For New Jersey, fair ana somewhat
warmer to-day; to-morfev. fairi moderate
to fresh southwsst winds.
For northern New England. psrtiy ever.
cast to-day and tomorrow; somewhat
warmer: moderate to freah southwest
winds.
For southern New England. fair 20:
day and probably tomorrow somswns'
warmert moderate southwest ~inds oeeom-
Fer .s.tarn New Yorn. generally far .., TO-
where there will probably be sncw nurtles I;
not much change in Temperature; ffe.h'
possibly strong. southwest ana west winds'
NEW YORK. Nov. l7.-it was warmer
yesterday in the central valleys ana plains
| States but westward Temperature condi-
! tions remained about the same ana freezng
weather sti.l reached the coast at northern
California ana southern oregon.
was sharply colder over sns sov,n o,,,n. !. !,
occurred on the coast Of North Carolina
and In Northern Fiorida
The only serc weather occurred IN parts
Of Wyoming and idaho.
The pressure was high throughout the
country and only relatively low over the
upper Missiasippi Valley.
lake regions and st. Lawrence valley. but
in other sections the weather was gensraiiy
In this city the day va. fair and colder;
wind, fresh TO brisk northwest to west;
averass humidity. 30 per cent: barometer.
scorrsctsd to read 70 70 sea level. at A. H.
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$4,000, 900 CASH DIVIDEND.
Columb bia Trust 60. Also to Vstr O.,
stock Increase.

Directors OF the Columbia Trust Com
pany voted yesterday to declare a special
cash dividend OF s? 600, 900, PAYABLE out
OF surplus. and to increase the capital
stock from 100000 TO $1,000 900. ofrer-
Ing the new stock to the present share.
holders at par. The new stock will have
a book value OF $3.50. and Judging by the
present market price OF the old stock,
$40. as against n book value Of s5o5.
new stock should sell NJ about $3.50
A special meeting OF tho stockholders
Is called for December I to vote upon the
increase,
The directors elected Harris A. Dunn
and Chellis A Austin, vice. presidents :
Langley W Wlggln, vice-presldcut and
secretary: +, q, Marston. treasurer s
Stern, manager OF the foreign depart
ment: Orrin r. Judd trust OFF Ger, WILL
ard G, Mason, assistant trus' OFFICER:
Walter q. Kimball. assistant treasurer
Charles IT, Wolff. assistant secretary. and
r. q. Asrbst. auditor.
The sun., 1916-11-17
First Avenue.

charge. 10 satisfy which the above de.
seribed property. is to be- sold. Is Nine
1870 lts.tS7 ,iC Dollars. With Interest
thereon from the 2<th day Of October. 1915
together with the costs and allowance
6-i00 Dollsra with interest from Novem-
ber 9Th, 1918. together with the sxponses
q the sale: The appro.tm.t. amount Of
othsr iisns. which are to be allowed TO the
purchaser out of the purchase money. or
sSxsnty end SS.Joo Dollars and interest,
Oat61. Nov Yeg1I. Noysmher II. 1913.
ono. 0ARbiNeR FRY. Referee.
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The approximate amount Of the lien OF
charge. to satissy which the above de-
scribed property 10 TO be sold. 10 e2.662ss
Ocsober. 1915, together with the costs and
allowance amounting to t23lt9. with In
terest from October ATTN. 1915. together
with the expenses of the sale. The ap'
proximate amount OF the taxes, assess
ments and water rates or other liens which
are to he allowed to the purchaser out OF
the purchase money. or paid BY the Ref
cree, Is Sl,750.00 and interest.
Dated. New York October 71th, leie
FRANCIS w. POLLOCK. Referee.
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Movements Of Naval ysssr,s,

wAsHrNdToN. Nov. 1s -.-Nov.m-r,s ~
naval vessels we're" Battleship FnTiaa.
mine ship San francisco. cruiser RAir,rngra
and gunboat Dubuque have arrived a.,
Hampton Roads. collier Neptune ~ rlsr'u
Plata: collier Nereus at Mare Island bat
tleship oregon at Venice. bait.r,hip Te,H.
At southern drill grounds, DESTROYER Tucker
at Boston: gunhoat Nlcksburg at Puget
sound; destroyer Wainwright at Ros;nn
The collier Abarenda has sailed from
O'ongapo for Shanghai; cruiser Runu u
from ManzYniiio for Las Peuaa: gunbost
Chattanooga from Corir,o for Ga'' o. Eru.
SEGA; cruiser Columbia from phNaic,ph,a IA
for New London: collier Jupiter from New.
port for Hampton Roads. collier Nrsn fro'r
Mare Island Tor Thuron, cruiser New Or
leans from San Francisco FOR san Diego
hsttlesh!p Oklahoma from Hampton KosIs
for southern drill grounds. guub a. Va .r.
mento from Culebra Island for San
Juan, i. II.
The sun., 1916-11-17

PAwNBROKERs' SALES.

JOSEPH sHONGOODs SONS, Julius
shongood, Auct., ~ Bowsry. sell 10 A. N.
Nov. l7-All diamonds. pearls and other
precious stones IN various mountings, all
watches. Jewelry. silverware. &c. pledged
prior Oct. 1. 1915. from $4,000 TO $1,000 and
all goods held over from previous sales. n.
Peyser's Son. sss I'd Ave. Also similar
goods pledged prior Nov. 10. 1913. to No.
1880 LomberS Bros. S3s 6th Ave.
Nov. l1--Clothing. Hugh Lavery. lee
Sands ST.. Brooklyn. l. AIkus. sss Fulton
Nov gO-Dlamonds. wstchee tew.lry. &C.
pledged prior Nov. S. 1915. Hugh Fresi. IS
New chsmbers ST. Also all goods pledged
$500 and all older dates ID. Bruc&.
Nov. 2o--Mens and women's clothing
pledged prior Nov. 10, 1913. to No. sS75o.
Sol Gross. 2357 I'D Ave.
Nov. 2l-Diamonds. watches. 5ewelry. &C.
n Ravich, IS Amsterdam Ave.
Nov. 2i--ClothinE. NJ. Rothman q Sons
81 LIST Ave. C. Rothman. AS Canal St.
H. Goody. Brooklyn.
Nov. 2e-Diamond watches. Jeweiry,
odds and ends and goods OF every deacrip-
tIon pledged prior to Nov. le. 1915 to No.
1880, and all goods withheld from previous
sales Geo. q. Isaacs. 1899 I'd Ave. Also
similar goods for Charles kieinbaum. <s3
Grand 81. Prooklyn.
Nov 23-Diamonds. watches, Jeweiry Of
every descrip lion. eiiverware. odds aud ends
and all goods pledged prior Sept. l. 1918. to
No sI76s. and all goods held over from
previous sales: H. S. Isaacs. 2+36 sth Ave
Nov .s-Clothing: NJ. Raphiel 272 9th
Ave. Raphiei Bros. 1897 I'd Ave.
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
wAsHrNoroN, Nov. 1s--rhess army
orders were issued day:

wAsHrNoroN. Nov. is.--rhess army
orders were issued to-day:
Can't. sheldon W. AndIng. infantry. de-
tsched. TO Walter Reed General Hospital
Capt, G j. Ferris Field Artillery. de-
tached. relieved from temporary duty as In
spector. instructor of National Guard.
Capt. william Rncker, Field Artillery. de,
mounted service school. Fort Riley. Kan
sas will proceed to Fort Bliss. Eighth
Frs; Lieut.. Gilbert r. Cook. Infantry. de-
tached. on completion OF duties under com
msnding General Central Department, To
Manila, p. l.. to Join Twenty seventh In
Capt. oliver p. Snyder. Infantry. de-
tached. Will report TO army retiring board
At Warrington for examination.
Capt. Frank g. Clark. Coast ARTILLERY. de-
tached Is relieved from duty at University
First Lieut. Horace n, Iickan. Seventh
Cavalry detailed as professor OF military
science and tactics at rn'versl'y OF Maine.
Col. Armand 7. Lssseigne. infantry. de-
Capt. JAMES r. rsylor coas, Artillery.
detailed for service to MI vacancy In the
signal Corps. vice Capt George X. Guild.
Major Harold W. Jones. NJ. C. 10 detailed
as member OF examining board appointed
,Sn st s,s. q MsS. Amy aiiis W. ,Hna M1a
during examination OF Major Williams only.
:, Names Of officers renewed from detached
lirIs hhJnt ftunert tpeEHelTbs Nod't .SE-
ti.lsry: Major Dennis p. Quinlan. judge at
voeate. Capt Joseph ! McMull-n. cavalry.
These Officers are detailed as members
Of Genera SIAN Corps: Lieut. Col. Francis
+. Lacey. Jr, Thlrty-scconJ Infantry; capt.
Alex. D. Coke, Second cavalry: Capt.
Daniel + craig. Fourth Field Artillery
Capt Henry G. Merriam. Coast Artillery.
Capt, Lacey VII! repnr, to comntar i!ng
General Hawaiian Department for dutN ~
Chief OF SIAN. Capt. Merriam to Honnlu,Y.
HAWAII, as assistant 70 chief ~ S'av Capt.
Coke, to Fort Sam HoIstun TsNas, and :e-
port 10 commanding Genera southern De
partment: Capt CRAIG 20 report comnunh.
ing General Southern Department Tor duty.
capt, Tenney Ross Genera! Sinn. re.
loved from pres~n, duty, Will repair 10
Warrington and repor, to 'Chist ot stan
The resignation of First Lieut.. tjulifuri
". Francis, Third Fled ArtIlery. New
York National Guard. accepted.
Leaves of abrence granted. Major Ed
ward G.ddinEs. ", e. one month On a.
count of sickness, First Lieut.. william u
McI.aurin, cavalry, eNtendei ten davs
Major samuel J. Morris. NJ 9, two mon his
on surgeons certificate Major Fr.lpri X
W. Lewis. Thir,y-seven,h Infantry. one
month on surgeon certih ate y, 4 saht,itv
CAPT Nsthaniei NJ; Csr,meii, t'''tea. ten
days. Capt. Alan |. Briegs Th!rh in'an-
try. two months on srcuunt Of sickness
The sun., 1916-11-17

So SlPuw Amsterdam Rotterdam, iM miles
ea' ~ SANDY Hook AZ u A N yesterday.
WI ok tins morning
- S'o"kho'm. Goihononrg, iEo niles east
OF SANDY Hook At noon yesterday, May dock
ruCs.iay morning
The sun., 1916-11-17
JACOB sHoNaUI. Aucs'sssss. - ssw,

'ki ko:. :''i; 'i1e1...iry. = " ...sh:: diamond. and
pledge. Of every ds'crig,ion 1l.i Rl:sSssd e
sS. sls.l a. es,:: s:ls sS:: - iiS= @ pI:visa: sales.
Nov ao--clothtnE and ~ pisdass prior
Conn. SSs; a ssn 's's Pop s'ss % xs: a l. 5,nS:
Icy 4 Co.. Hoboken. N. J. - 49,
s1S,S,a'1%Fs sw1rsns.r son ISL AZ: AZ. H.
c,s'n,s: sss: III i =, is's%s %v, New '
;ss:v;;,svi ~ i,iE He'ssss g Re- 1s'iisSSS.e; sisSS 4
SSSiSAsss ss1 u xyai1. S.ssL. III.
The sun., 1916-11-17
Rod and Gun Ne,us

HIGH WATER ANGLERS
NJ: |!:: !$ II! !$ 4! II: IL Il: il; 4: Il: Il:
The sun., 1916-11-17

Highest temperature. 20. at 40 r. NJ
Lowest TEN perature. %, at A. d.
Average temperature. 80.
The sun., 1916-11-17
CENLNt 80 Canai streei' ssil. isGai..

Avctionesr. Use Canal street. sells jswsiry
AZ ii A. Nj: clothing at 10 A. N.
Rroo4tiyn, n y, all unredeemed pledges OF
pearls, dismonds and Other precious stones.
Watches s.wSS.y s.ps Isl ISIS srann,ns to Na
1928 Oct 20. 1915. and goods held over
from former sales.
g, N"Rrook,yn, ali unrsdssmed pledges OF
n.arls, diamonds and other precious stones.
watches t.w'l,y ',ysrwa,s vs wons, S.ia Ss to No.
Noy ss-B, ov 4 MiI'I;, 1H 9th Ave.
Nov. ss-I,y !. simpson = Co.. s's Park
ddi,monds and other precious stones,
wot"hss. jewslry, silvsrwars. .Ao.. to No.
1900 Oct. !. 1915. snd goods held ever
from former sales.
The sun., 1916-11-17
vrRusKI. Auct.r. 70 Dovery. al,

IL, FIRUsKI, Auct'r. 10 Bowery, sells
10 4. NJ. unredeemed pledges Of every de-
scrIption for unpaid loans from tho follow
ing pawnbrokers. including all diamonds
rubi.s, sapphires pearls. emeralds, all .Insr
stones unset or set in rings earrings. pins.
links. chains. studs. bracelets. locket or
othsr mounting, all Jewelry.. watches. sill.
ysrware. guns instruments, furs. clothing,
cameras, ali other goods pledged previous
10 dates and up to mum bers mentioned.
both incluslve. and Al pledges held eyer;
Ave- from No. IStss Of. Jan. iS, isos. to
30, io7ii o. Aug u, Isis s:1 n, No; isi. Of
80. 2ns q March ;s,. 1905, No, 1870 q
40 2l4SO OF May 80. 1903. No. 253ss OF
cent l. 1903, No 2s225 Of Sept ~. 1893,
No 25502 Of March 22, 1919.
Eov IF. sober 4 Son, it2e % Ave-
orior oct. II, 1915, to No. $500.
Nov 2o-Equitable personai Loan Co. .
Co Co prior May ia. 1915, to No. ss's: sob.i
RIOS see Columbus Ave. prior Nov 10.
isiS. TO 80. s?o:6, r. Clancy H' Grand
Nov. AIN. Manning 4 Sons. $50 sth
Ave- prior Nov II. 1915
Nov es-wm simpson a Co. 161 Bow
cry. prior sept. e, lsl5, to Nc; 's,is; ..
prior Nov. IS. 1915, to No. ?s25o.
The sun., 1916-11-17

The temperature in this city YESTERDAY.
a. recorded BY the official Thermometer. Il
ahoAn IN the Annexed table:
The sun., 1916-11-17
THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures Outgoing
Foreign Mails.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United states Coast and Gsodstie ovsvS0. q
Standard Time.
Gun nsst ...e:A AM sun eets s,.-,S0 H1
"oon rises n:N Pm
HIGH WATER THIS DAT.
SANDY Hook. - 30 A n Gov. Islsnd. .,i - 4 =
neil 0ats ............S:8 u
Low WATER THIS DAT.
sanoy Hook. SIS A N Gov. Island VI ~ 4 =
neil 1ats ..".......S:O a u
ARRIvED-THURsDAY. Nsvsusss ~
!: s;s:..sa.. s;s.sS .s h.7f Z. k.Iis: Nc. b, q
sss sss Enrymachu'. i.;io p. NJ, AaWasA
:: ss,,su ssST,Tudi.,; ~ SIS 4. r.: B:s-eas se. ~
Sc n Aba. Galveston. Nov. 10.
ss Comus. New orleans, Nov II.
IS JEFFERSON, Norfolk, Nov. 10. {
Sc Iokiwa Maru. Philadelphia. Nov. ~ :,
IS sosus' Philadelphia. Nov. u. :
ARRIVED FROM NEW 1osx. .
g idaho, q Hun. .'..'f
e suveric 81 Gibraita9.
20 AGios Georgios. at Narsellles ~
ss Glsla, 1t oueens,swn.
So Ganovs; at Manchsssr :
IS puca dAos,a. a. Genoa. :
So Dipton, N La Paiiics
Sc Roma. At Gibraltar a
Ss ByEland at Amsterdam. Z
sc Hosaia L., OF Gibraltar a
So Tfvivcs. at CristobAl
50 Panama. at Crjstobai
So CITY Of 81. Louis, at savsanah,
Is l. rkenbach, IT San rraoc1aA 4
Sp Proteus, at New Orleans. 4
- ConChO. NJ Galveston
- Ruth. at Norfolk, '-
- Levi sham. at Baltimore
IS Joseph j. Cuneo. N Norfolk u
SAILED FOR NEW YoRK.
ss snowdonian. from Gibraii1 -
g Munabro. from Buenos Ann. ..'' 3
50 MORO Castle. from Havana. -
% Aimtrantc, from CristobsI
sa Mohawk. from Charleston
SA selene from Newport Newo
ss Dorothy, from Newport News. q
The sun., 1916-11-17
roREcrosupr sALRa.


SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF MAS.
Ss,Anw,.n,CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY Oh
NEW YORK, as Trustee, Plaintiff. against
EoSLYN ESTATES INCORPORATED. e'
In pursuance OF . judgment OF foreclcs.
u,e and sale. duly made and entered In ths
is, entitled action and bearing date ths
isth day OF September. 1915. l. the under
nnnned. LIT the referee in said judgment named.
Ci sell at public auction, at the Lodge;
Muated At the entrance to said mort4aeed
Etsm,se: Eo,,hs on the .Northwss!erly eide OF o.
Ncrtn Hempstead Turnpike. In the village
&. hoslyn Town Of North Hempstead.
rcn.sSsau County. state Of New York. on the
.otn a day Of November. 1918, at IL o'slocss
noo1 n%n, on that day. by JOSEPH P. DAY DAY.
Suctoneer. the following described prem
,nss ~. remaining subject TO the iien OF said
.mVs'mee or deed OF trust and directed oy
scribed as follows;
q, a.! those certain tracts. pieces or parcels
Ta snd situate, lying and being In tns
Nown OF North Henpstead, County o!
,non and state Of New York. ds.iGnatea q
eePon z map entitled Map .. Rosiyn Estates.
COUNT u IN the once Of the clsrs, Of IN: tne
hvuny OF Nassau on September ~. IVY
~ the File No. q. a. Plots Nos. ~. y.
The sun., 1916-11-17

Where founders and tsmoeds are bittins .
may be seen from . glance at these recent
catches:
Glen Head. Long Island eound-Joseph
and tomcods. -
Goose Creek. Jamaica Bay-cspt Bill
Smith. Herman Peters. r. Aahon and
Capt. Smith. who can be found at the
clubhouse. Goose Creek. on sundaya ans
lyn. says . kiilins bait II blood worms
with a few drops Of ell OF rodium.
secret known to few"
The sun., 1916-11-17

Kindly start something on siss Of pick
erel IN New York and New Jersey waters.
The writer has heard more than one
man speak Of ten and twelve pound pick
saw one much over siS pounds. Also why
" the pIckersl so dcsplsed by many hsh
wr'tersf -
thirty years and am not yet %.
HARRY MAcK's cHUM.
The sun., 1916-11-17
ARRIVED FROM NEW Yoax.

paILED FOh NEW YORK.
g snowdonlan. from Gibralt0.
g Munalbrn. from Buenos AyrOs.
80 MORO Castle. from Havana.
Ss Aimtrantc, from CristobaI,
ss Mohawk. from Charleston,
"a SeNne from Ns~port News
% Dorothy, from Newport News.
The sun., 1916-11-17

The Long Island Casting Club met at
Dexter Park for their second Sundays
practice yesterday.
The air was full Of snthusiasm. a. swas
shown by the gathering. there being about
comers wishing 10 know something about
casting.
Some good casts we're made. but meas
urements were not taken. - most Of the
experienced casters were busy instructin0
the newcomers.
Membership IL growing fast, many new
applications being received.
Come one. come all. and Join us at Dexter
Park on sunday next for a days good.
healthful exercise IN the open
CHARLES II. wELl.A
e16 Yarmouth street. Woodhaven. L. l.,
Nnv
The sun., 1916-11-17

The announcement 10 the Rod and Gun
column OF saturday that on the following
day /. u. Coninck would give free clam
chowd.r and fri,ter feast to his friends
brought hundreds Of fishermen to Tho
Raunt
Three bushels of clans fresh from
Ia a,nsica Bsy. ten punches Of celery. one
and one half bushels OF patotoeh With par
s,ey and cabbage. cooked TO . turn. made
the ChQwdet. - .
The fr,tters were nicely Drowned. locked
IKE eruli-rs and each guest ~ss helped
generously.
after .undown. During the day the AnKlers
nshed Jamaica Bay and causht uoundefs
= nd ,orncods.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29

laorce, Tuesday afternoon Mr..
Nrooman was brought 10 Detroit by
the farm paper publishers confer
ence.
IF The farmers would take the adj
vice OF the government" he said.
they would increase their output
$l2.0Oo,OoO q dag.
''ln tho past half century the de-
partment OF agriculture has spent
some $3.50. 100000 in research and
experiment TO the end that Amerl-
can agriculture might be put on a
higher plane OF efficiency. This vast
sum har been invested IN working
out plan for putting our farming
on permanent basis, for checking
Tho decline in natural fertility Ell
tailed Ivy wasteflil methods OF farm
ing inherited from the fathers who
learned 20 farm on virgin soil, and
for bringing the various cropping
systems UP toward the level OF most
profitable yield. 1t has been devot-
ed toward safeguarding the living OF
the farmer OF tomorrow by the sub
stitution Of scientific practice for
hapnazard practice In farming, thus
insuring permanence to the greatest
OF our more physical national assets
the fertility OF American coil. You
see that the department is running
a sort OF insurance business"