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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. Nov. The following
army orders were issued today, Lieut.,
col Gi, GnGrss @, 'st'sy u d Ti.ia H hus,nss. p Sr.
tanning to operations OF Ordnance Depart
men,. Major Edwin. d. Bricker, Ordinance
Department. will make two visits to York.
Pa. for Inspection of materiei.
ifrs: Lieut.. Harvey u. $. Bur~ell. Ihlr-
tenth Cavalry. to Fort Sam Houston. Tex.
view 90 determine his fitness for detail In
aviation section Of the sigma corps. Fits,
discharsSd. special orders relieving Frs,
Lieut.. John p. Beeson. II r. c.. from nc
tive duty in Medical Reserve Corps re-
proceed TO Fort Thomas. KY. and report
10 commanding officer for duty. Resigna-
,ion by First Lieut., !. II. c!arh, NJ. r. C.,
relieved from detail in signal Corps;
First Lieuta. william {. crane Jr., Johh L.
Mcmahon. Jr., and John T.. Hatch.
Leave Of absence six days granted CHAP
lain Thomas J. Dickson. sixth Field AFh'-
Firs. L,eu,s. Herman E~r,.nko,ter and
Harold .. Vnndorve-r. Signal Corps re.
Iiev-i from detail In ian' cGrps, t,ns'
lieut. .Sorps A IA mi vSdaney in signal
corps. II" viii proceed by nrst available
transport 20 san Francisco and report !"
! isichsrd b.. Paddock. Coast, Artillery. de.
tailed 20 nil vacancy IN signal Corps.
L.avs Of "essnt" .I ,ot ro S y n'V con., Ar,ii,
l.ry. iea,. granted capt. Carl A., Martin.
infantry. detached lis. extended one
month.
navy orders: IAeutenant-commandsr L,
: ahapley, detached naval station. Don
zapo. 20 brooklyn: Lieutenant Couuianaer
II, r.. m detached command MI
waukec to Colorado a. executive onicer'
! Lieut.. r :. Root. detached bureau naviss
ton 20 recruiting duty, Kansas cry. MO
I.i.u. J. r. Daniels, detached Nevada 10
Navs, Academy; Lieut. A. :. kibOee, de
taca-d Birmingham to Washington as naN'-
Lieut.. lin,or grade, Z CONWAY. d.'
ia he'll Duncan 70 all and division radi"
Junior craiet Il. V Harmon. 90 The Wiik-s
when commissioned: Lieut.. %tjun!or, grade'
" ~. Burti-. detached R'rm'nrhsm ="
Washington. i.isu; Junior crade' .. NJ
Elder. detached Washington 10 home wA''
orders. Lieut.. tjun,or grader - L. po"nrs'
d.,acn.d Dale 20 Cincinnati: Erslgrs u
II. Farra- ana G W Flynn. detached B'T-
mluEhan 10 Washington.
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Notice To CREDITORS OF
LAY 4. MEMrLk COMPANY.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW NoRK-
Phillip Steuerwald. Plaintiff. VI. jay =.
wsrnpie Company. Defendant.
hLEASE TAKE NOTICE that or iii. so.h
day OF October. 1915. "a decree was duty
made herein and died In the ono. .: the
C.erh Of the Cnltei States D.stric: Court.
requiring the receivers Of defendant. Jay
notices 10 all OF :.e creditors Of tn. de-
eGdant. Jay &. wempis Company. reuuir.
Ing them to Tile verified proofs OF cain
with ss.i Receivers within sixty ,s0l la,
OF said 3oth day o. October. 1913. or other
wise be prohibited from sharing In th'
estate OF said defendant and 20 publish
similar notice in .wo daily newspapers pub.
,ished ~ She CITY o: New York. Southcrr
District OF New Yor&. Cor fourteen consecu-
tive days from .he date OF said order.
JOB r. HEDGES,
EDWARD ". J. kANSEl.,
Receivers Of Jaw 4. Wemple Company.
:. l.. PEAVEY. n
Attorney for Receivers.
~ Broadway. New York Ct,y.
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TERMINAL CONTRACT No ioi.
For furnishing and installing steei s'iH
,.eer detricks on termlnal sites at Albany.
Whi;ehail Little Falls. Roms. iockpoT'
ana
Contract plans sheets Ito.
Plans may he seen and detailed sp.cifcs
lions. engineers estimate ~ quantities. pro-
pIsai blanks, form OF %con,rac, and bonds
po'-rs may he had a; the ono. .. the
Superintendent o; Public works at Albany.
\ AZ the ono. Of the A.sistan, super
Division Mt Syracuse. y. T.. at the once
o. the Assistant Superintendent Of Public
MSr+" sor ,he ws,'',, pl.'''Sn a, R aS.
spauldine's EAchange. Bunalo. y. Y.
corie. Of detailed pans or drswinss ma.
snryeyor at Albany, y Y upon psymen; 10
him 81 the cos, OF producing them.
Monthly WI b. raid % ninety
AZ the contract price. Every proposal Tor
sbid "ork mus; be accom- pa MED by a money
deposit In the form Of = drat; or c.r,ined
IN ihe city OF Albany or Sew NoN. issued
hy a rational or state bank cor true. com
yn"d credit within tho state s,d payable
. s.eht to The Superintendent Of Public
Work for nv. per ctn'Im - per cent %
lhr. person whose proposal shat! be nc
pied VIII be required :" execute a con
from the dn,- OF motto. Of award deiivcrei
e. him or them IN person or mattel 81 ;he
address given In the proposai
approval OF puds. the certified heck ~
irnr Will h- returned TO the propos-r I'M
,"ss n" same shall hay. been presented
ease the amount ~ the d-posi, VIII Ne re.
iind-G by the superintendent, OF Public
Works.
The deposits OF bidders other than III.
one to whom the award ~ contract shai'
be made Tiii h. returned Immediately after
the award has been made.
The bond REQUIRED fOr the sxithfvi nor
formsnce 81 each contract shat. be ~ ,ucr
cum a. shat, h..h1ed " tho Supsriu,cnden'
,, fnbl!' WORKS. which sum shall not b
,ts than 'Nentv per c"utum go per cent
~ the estimated cost ~ the work accord,
ihs 20 She contract price. and an addi,iora
hond, known as the labor bond. ia thr sum
amour. ~ the estimated cost OF the vorl
according 30 the contract price. vii! 10
MI pay In fu;i a, isss, ono. in eaci
month all !aborers emploved by him upor
IN" work specified To be done In the con,
In IN. even, that more than one sur.,,
company is offered as surety on said bond,
co,insurance only will be accepted.
Superintendent OF Public works. Albany
=. Y, and must he endorsed on the en-.
yeiope with the nam: OF the constructor
for which the proposal II MADE.
award, II made. will be made 70 III.
person or persons whose proposal shat, 10
work ANA which shall comply with ali pro'
visions required 20 render T. formal. b..
fore any award shall he made the loves
;n,.ndent Of PUSH. WORKS ri %. 'si nGpeT
provide suitable equipment and materia,,
for the proper performance Of IN. work.
The right 10 reserved to reject all pro,
posais and readver,ise and award the con.
tract In the regular manner n. In tho Juds
ment Of the undsrsisned the interests o,
W. W. wn%THERsPScS'
superintendent Of Public Works.
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sALn.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORk-Uobe.t Lee Morrell ct al. Plain
TN. agsin,. william T. Evans 81 al. De
s-ndants.
closure and sale. duly made and entered
IN the sbove-entitl-d action aud bearing
date the goth day Of October, 1915. I, the
under,isn.d. the referee In saia judEm.nt
street, in the borough OF Manhattan, CITY
Of New York. on tho 18th day o: November.
1915. at ~ O'Clock noon on that day. by
directed by said Judgment TO be sold and
therein described as follows:
ALL that certain 10, or parcel Of land
with the buildings and Improvements there
on erected. situate. lying and being ia the
Borough Of Manhattan. Of the city OF New
York, In .he County and State OF New York
bounded and described RS follows:
BEGINNING at the southwest corner 81
s2nd stree; and Fourth Avenue: running
thence westerly along S.nd street eighty
,hre, foe. eight inches 80 r.. 5 I'M;
Avenue. one hundred and ten feet 1io Il.
thence outheasterly 'ghty-three feet ten
and one-haif Inches ttS q. 1914 In TO G
poin, on the northw esterly SIDE o: Fourth
feet ten and thrse.sour,hs inches tii5 II,
IoE I'M south west.rly from the place Of
beginning. which point 10 the intersection
3, the n n9T 10 *. ..i.t l.n Of q Ann .sn Ros .er"- a.,
ceased. with the said northwesteriy sid'
eriy along Fourth Avenue to sand Street
'hf ps'ss g. p's sors o. oetoSsr 18Th. 1915.
ABRAHAM o~BERsTEIN. Referee.
, DUDLEY =, PHELPS. Attorney for Plain.
H.; 0n,e: Ma S TsTk o oI,S' Addr'" 81
The following Is a diagram Of the prop,
erty 10 be sold. It's street number u Fc
Fourth Avenue:
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SUPREME itRT. NEW YORK COTS
TY-lN rHE MATTER OF the Appl!. alto.
% NEW YORK SPORTING GOODS CO
.Or Authority 4" Change is Corpora
Name to BAKER. MURRAY a. IMBitIh.
INC.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvEN that ~,
pl!cation will he made by the New Yorl
sporting Goods Co. Ut Sper!al Term. Par
I. for The hearing OF notion, ~ ~,
County Court House. In the County ~ New
York. on the 2tth Jay Of November. 1915
Mt 1880 o'clock In the forenoon. or az sooI
thereafter as counsel can b. heard. for az
order authorizing said corporation g
change lite corporate name TO BAKER
Murray 4 Imbrie. Inc,
Dated. Nav York. November lat. 1915.
NEW YORK gPORTING GOODS
Dy FREDERIC A. BAKER. President.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


At SPECIAL TERN. Part I. Of the
Supiems Cour: OF tho state of New York.
neia In and for the County Of New York
az TIE County Court House in the Borough
o. Msnhsttan. City Of New York. on the
ioth dey Of October. 1915.
rre,ent: Hon. Edward II. FINCH. Justice.
4. ortiieb and Alexander drilled. two OF
me Tour directors Of the Transmission
nuuipment company, Inc, a domestic cor
ON motion OF Frank Earle Parhsm m. a..
torney Tor the petitioners herein. II 10
ordered tina. the order entered herein
aa,ed the and day OF August. 1915, as re-
se,,ied on the 9Th day Of August, 1915. be.
80 'ns same hereby is, further rese''ied
p ps,h Court OF the state OF New Yort,
a. the county o"a 'V cos sae H foa"'y in Of Inc si sorS sHTs
y, Msnhsttsn. City Of New York. on the
9Th day Of August. isis.
In the matter OF the appiica;ion OF syi.
vain A. .ortlieb and Alexander ortlieb. two
Of the four directors OF the Trsnsmission
poration. for a voluntary dissolution.
On motion OF Frank Earle Parham a.
sornsy for the petitioners herein. II Is
Ordered that the order en,ersd herein
dated the Ind day Of August, 1918. be. and
the same hereby Is, rssettled so as to read
AZ a Special Term. Par. I. of the su-
prsme Court of tho State Of New York.
heid In and for the County Of New York
OF Manhattan. Ci.y o. New York. on the
nd day Of August. isis.
Present: Hon. Edward n Finch. Justice.
IN the matter OF the application Of syi.
vsin A ortlieb and Alexander ortiies. two
the four directors OF the Transmission
hIu'pmsnt Company. Inc. a domestic cor
Or reading ana flinG the petition Of
Alesand.: ort!!cb and syivain A. or,iieb.
mission Equipment COMPANY. Inc, and also
stock OF '..id Transmission Eauiem.n;
the Law: OF the state Of New YORK. Ind
having II. p.ine!pal office located in the
County OF New York. and tbs :ehedu,s
TONERS on the .7th day o. July. 1915. from
which petition 1t appears that the case |.
one OF those specified Ia Sections 100 and
liz Of the General Corporation Law; and /.
further appearing to the satisfaction Of
the Court. from saii petition that the said
corporation h solvent but subj.c; TO MI.
several creditors; and on reading and Ming
notice 81 his spplis.tion dated the Ia day
II AS.u, s,s' Nth proof Of du. ;.ryies
General;
And. after hearing Frank Earl. pnrhnm
Z. Lewis representing the Attorney-G-n
cral.
VOW, on motion OF FRANK Earle farhafn
attorney for the petitioners, I. II
Ordered. that all persons interested In
said corporation show ceua. before william
". Pellet. Esq of Ia2 Nassau Street. who
Is hereby appointed referee for that pur-
pose. at his ofice. No. l3s Nassau street. In
the Borough OF Manhattan. easy OF New
Yorx. on tbs 9;h day OF November. 1915.
Al 1880 o'clock In the forenoon, why the
sail corporation should no: be dissolved.
and II II
Further ordered. that q copy OF this order
3 be Oubilshed At Least once IN sagh of the
three weeks Immediately preceding SAID stn
day Of November. 1918. IN New York sun
and She Law Journal. newsps pcrs published
In tho ""uu'y - M York.
Enter r.. II. =.
J. :. q.
} Enter r. II. r.
J. :. e.
Enter l.. H. +.
T. y -
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eth Avenue.
The approximsts amount Of the Hen Or
charge, to satisfy which the apoSe,de-
scribed property 10 TO be sold. Is sleo.20l:
with interest thereon from the eth day o.
October. 1915. tcEs.her YIN cost: ana
tsr.st from October 2sth. 1915. together
With the expenses Of tho sale. The spproxi;
~ster rates. or other liens, which are TO
be- allowed to tho purchaser out Of the pur-
chase money. or paid by the Referee. 10
$3.50 and interest.
Ssid premise will be sold subject to n
arst mortGsGs Of $500. 900. with interest at
HT:yc Nav York, October 2bth. 1918.
os' AHAM O~BERsTEIN. Referts.
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SALES.

CHNTRAL AUCTION CO.. n. sheehes.
AurtiSsssy, iSS Ceaal street. sells jswslry
st.iI 4, 81; clS,h,"s , ~ 10 A. a., y; aov.rv
~ vr,sdsemed pledges OF pearls. diamonds
and other precious stones. watches. 1ewslry.
3Hsso' Avg. l.. 1915, and all goods held
frG Nav ss-By 4. Simpson. 4 Co. 1915
pnsSvsy. an unrsdtemsd pledges OF
nr 20 dismonds and other p~rsclous stones,
wsteh.s. jsv.iry, :,lvs.wsr:. nili pisSse%
s'NSS ov S-Dy HcAiSsnsn's. 10 sth Ave.
All vnredssmsd plsdsss Of pearls, diamonds
snA cher psSesoa: ssecss' .%ssSios: ';~'i My
ssis:. osS !. isii and Sssd' held from
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NOrIc1A


ANDREW. MARTHA HIN pursusnes
Q Surrogate Of the County Of New YorE
notice 10 hereby given to all persons hsvins
the County Of New York. deceased 10 nrS.
sent the sams. with vouchers thereof te
the subscribers At their place Of transact.
ing business At the once Of Csdwaisder
Wlckersham 4 Taft. No. 40 Wall street, in
the Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New
York. on or before the 2srd day Of Decsm-
Der nsxt.
Dated. New York. the 18th day Of Juus
1918. SAMUEL wOOLVERTON,
GEORGE =. BUTTDRWORrH,
Executors.
c~adwaiadsr. wickershsm 4 Taft. Attorr sys
for Executors, No. 10 Wall Street Bor-
ouGh OF Manhsttas. New York City
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures-Outgoing
Foreign Mails.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MfNfATt RE ALMANAC.

MfNfATt RE ALMANAC.
o"'ed s's'es Coast and Geodetio Survey-
STANDARD Time.
sun nses. ...s:2sAM sun e,...I0 p NJ
Noon sets. .....IIiD M
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandy Hook IL: os A N Gov. Island .ia:I, A N
Hell Gate .....2:b3AM
Low WATER THIS DAT.
sandy Hook ,6:3, Gov. island. Z 10 N
Hell Gatc...s;N
ARRIVED-wEDNEsDAY. November I.
IS oscsr II, r:o p. NJ Tuesday. Chris.
:: Gsrnssu. in r n, Gibraltar. oa, ,s.
IS karamca. s:h? y. N Liverpool. Oct. i5.
rs Low'her Castle. $3.50 y NJ. Cardin
). Olaf Kyrre. 5.S y. NJ. Bordeaux. oct. "a
IS Dor1nston Court. $40 A NJ, Hsvre. Oct
s. Palermo. $50 r NJ. ru..d.y. Gibraltar,
$. Rio Colorado, r:a A. NJ. ssn.s..
s. Ms.ico, a., NJ: Havana. o., -.
:. Alamo; Key. West. oci
= Hamilton. Norfolk. OFT. 81.
IS Hedge. korfolt. Oct Al.
IS hltamsha, Norfolk. Oct. 90.
- rawnee. Philadelphia. oct n.
% Iexas. Clay mont. Oct. 81.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
Sc kyndam, az Falmouth
IS Frederic VIII, at Chrisian.ana
So BySland. ri Kirkwall
S. Fran, at Kirkwall
IS Omega, AZ 81. Michaels
IS Aehios Gorasimos. al Gibraltar
b vestfold, At Kirkwall.
IS Aderus, at Falmouth
IS verona. AZ Spezia.
- Colon. at Cristobal.
- Fl Norte. AZ Galveston.
50 Apache, at Jacksonyill..
% FL Ola. At Galveston.
SAILED o. NEW YORK.
g. Nieuw Amsterdam, from Rotterdam,
Ss Ocamo. from London.
Sc Noloiea. from London
IS n Sud. from Galveston
IS Herman Frasch. from Sabine
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JOSEPH sHONGOOD.s SONS. Julius

JOSEPH sHONGOOD's SONS. Julius
ehongood, Auc'. - Bowery. sell 10 A.. NJ.
NOV AN diamonds and other precious
.,rp'ion. firearms, opera and nold glasses:
nlsieal and other Instruments. odds and
mas furs and all other miscella neous artt-
,,s pledaed with Benjamin Fox. - sth
ave" prior to Oct. 81. 1918. to No. s7s<o.
,,NSv = Mems and womsn's clothing,
nadis0n Ave. Loan Office. Albert Freund
prop, iI72 Madison Ave: National Col
,stetsl co., y Hilpoltstsiner. t0l Sd Ave.
pi,yt OCT, -, 1915, 10 S<tsa:
.,noN S-All diamonds. all Watches. Jaw
cry Of every description. silverwars. odds
shd ends and all goods pledged prior Oct.
1918, 20 No. 5000. M all goods held
yer from previous sales. A. woilhsim .
S9v, Mem. and women's clothing. dry
sSoa,. shoes. &c.. and all other goods
Dtnxtd prior Sept. I. 1915. to No. e<7s7.
no al goods held over from previous sales.
Us 1saacs, e<3s Sth Ave.
Hov' ID amonds. watches. Jewelry. odds
~ nna End: &c. pledged prior Oct. 81: 1915.
s'sn'und freund. 272S I'd Ave.
,rNov, Diamonds. watches. 5ewslry. &C..
" H. Gsntziinger. 81 Amsterdam Ave-;
'sSss A. Davis. Brooklyn.
Nov. s--Men'A and womsA's oiothinG. ary
iMS. 70 ,"s $50. 49, 49, :is: sla.s "a s..!:. 5
''h'l@r goods sor duck Bros, 1889 % Ave-
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CONTRACT No. so-A.

For comp!.tin the construction Of the
improved Erie canal at lts intersections
with the old Erie canal. and Incidental
work between Jacksonburs and Hsrkimer.
Sheets | 10 I lnrlusive.
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TOURS.
d

STATE OF new YORK.
OFFICE or StPEkiSTESDEST OF
PUBLIC WORKS.
Albany. october ctth. 1915
Office TO CONTRACTORS:
Sealed proposals. Will he received by the
Undersigned AT his or'ce In the Capitol at
Albany, y. Y. until twelve o'clock noon OF
Tuesday, November 2ist. 1916. at wi len
place and hour they will be publicly opened
and read. for improving tho New York
state canals pursuant TO the provisions OF
happier lt OF tho Laws of 1903. and OF
the acts a~mendatory thereof and supple
mentary thereto. and chapter $40 of tn.
Laws VI 1915. as follows:
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Highest temperature. 81, y. 1870 y. NJ.
Lowest temperature. ~. at IL J.. NJ.
Average teimperature. bA.
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CONTRACT 40. %.

Erie Canal-Scction 10
For constructing a lift bridge a. Adams
%s;reei. isockport, and removing the exist
lig lift bridge az chspe, street. Lookport
Sheets ] to IS inclusive.
Ana for the construction OF Barge canal
terminals pursuant 80 he provisions of
chapter 40 % the Law OF 1911. and of
tho acts smendatory thereof. as follows:
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pAWNBROK ERs' SALES.
JACOB sHON8UT. Auctissses. ~ bsw'
- .sII. q 10 A.. ~.

JACOB sHON8UT. Auctissses. ~ Dew.
err, sells At 10 A.. ~,
.cription, consisting OF dia mond rings. pins
iockct.. earrings. buttons. studs, charms
all .jewelry. watches silverwars and a.
$4,000 TO Ssl37, including <ssi6, dis, ring
and older dates held over. j. II. Koplik a
Nov, s-Larse consignment Jewelry.
Nov. s--Furs, &c. pledged to Oct 20
,sib. TO No. s0749 Inclusive. T.. Haskell 4
iss Ave. A., from Nc. $500 TO itisS. !, A,
Wollheim. ses eth Ave. l.. & p. Keller
2a<s sth Ave-.
srom SSss 10 1910. j. wsinbereer, 10.
Ave. A; u. Monday 4 Som, 20 Manhattan
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Z VIRGINIA.
P~AWNBROKERs' l.


L. !. FIRusKI. Auct'r. 10 Bowery. sells
y a ", ihre. mad pledges OF every de-
SE pswnbrok'r., including al diamonds,
tibies. rapphircs. pears, enernlls. al! other
lones utsct or set in rings. earrings. pins,
links, chains. studs. bracelets. iocket or
ssrwsr'. guns, instruments. furs. clothing,
rnlerss. a.. other goods pledged previous
Sds'ss and up TO numbers mentioned. both
inclusive, ami oil pledges held over,
Nov. 2-consoi!iated Loan Co.. ia Park
To.' Harry Levy & Co.. props. prior Sept.
Nov. II. Harlem. sos sch Ave. prior
o.i : 1915 to No. 73!;; also Nos. st:5i.
diamond pin, 9l977 love-. s:3is. $3.50.
Nov has Lang & Co. Go? 9Th av..
i9m 80 1859 20 $500 from June IL,
,Noy s-soe.i bros. ':a Columbus av..
s;:o SEPT /, 1915; 70 No. assis. co.. 49,
pes. f4r -, AMI fur pieces OF every de-
Z I hs' !1sso ''' Bower. ppy!is, Soy; !. is;s'
,y,.i -.s' ciosk.. Soss5 4 seal ciosEs.
seehs coax and mum. $3.50 - Fitch skins.
I ch.. .'2 I.ss skin ~. sS ssI 81, set, n,,s srm n.D
~ :al' . No. s7i4s. WIN, simpson &
SIS w Bo"'yy. p,'or SSv Ii Il i;i;, az, TO o; ia.
O., 30, ILL.,, to No $500. 4. Lsvrsnc..
$50, B.nlamIn Baruch. 80 Cd Ave. for
m'ry - AHe, \. prior Oct. 20, 1915. Also
$50 H%St ',a9;, 'siIs, sst9:; sS5s;; s5i;s'
,!iis, 3i-s3, 35s,7. s;sis. T.. l.. Clancy.
"a Hnnd 81, prior Oct. 10, 1915. TO No,
,!SSO. J. T. Lemon 4 Co. as 9th av,,
Anderson, 307 W. +2d St. prior Oct, 4.
rib 20 No. 10000. A.. Bruder,. .1ne. sb2
SssSambgs az, prior Oct, 81. 1919. TO No
,s;'b Harlem. COS sth av. Sobel Bros,
"! Columbus sv, j.. Sobel Co.. 27tG sth
a.. X. I,adin. $50 sth av. Chss. Mayer.
~ sth av. NJ. ~Bruckheimer. 1870 Sd Ay.
~ a J." Bruckheim~r ana ID av. NJ.
CANNING a Sons, 5s+ sth nv. prior Oct. 20.
NOV. I'D, Fry a Co. ss5 80 av,. prior
NOV J, 1918, 20 No. 1880.
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a. Finland, Liverpool m. mile. eas, Of
Sandy Hook ~ noon YESTERDAY, book sa,ur-
day
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THE WEATHER.

For c~sten New York. fair to-day and
tomorrow: moderate temperature; moo-
crate weat winds.
For New Jersey. fair to-day and to-mor
row, moderate temperature: moderate wes'
winds.
For New England. fair to-day and 20.
morrow: moderate temperature. moderate
west winds.
For western New York. fair to-day ana
to morrow; moderate temperature; fesh
southwest to west winds.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2.--Showers occurred
yesterday In New York and New England.
but In all other parts Of the country 'he
weather was generally fair.
The pressure was moderately low over
the northeastern states and northern iake
regions. but high from centres
over the Ohio. Tennessee and lower Mis,
ai.sippl valleys ana over Montana ana
wyoming.
II was warmer In New England. but
generally cooler In other sections west
ward Into the Mississippi VALLEY.
Freezing temperature occurred In only
small Isolated areas In the West.
In this city the day was fair and sltghtly
cooler: wind, fresh southwest to wcst: aN
ersCe humidity. 60 per cent, barometer
corrected to read to sea level. at 8 A. M
1891. 9 T.. NJ. 2qsy
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Trout's Minor Part In Fishing.

II has been frequently said that the trout
sou catch play 4 minor part In the pleas
ur- NJ trout fishing.
has Il rsal trsat In store FOR him: ~ far
ahead Of salt water NshinG You 10 not
hay" 70 buy I'VE ba'' vh'sh siy.. up n.
about SIS. this win be plenty good enough
rod ''AT to Nth 1o. ,:i'r ESa can aS g. a . .ss. sCos :
SsT'' 81 ' raS ! boots hog a - h hSs . i..;d.r
box, h.i, pin, OF I,Sui I. sn no Zen mt
outn, 20 begin with. Don't bother about
. cree! with the prices 30 hish You won;
on making your other hip poke, symm.t.
Wal, Eli the trout season opens and %
s II it; on H ~. , up your II 'g you 1 fors ss'; 's run "a t sh.
your line and start over, this will not hur,
the line. as you can use the other end OF
1t. YOU see. both ends ar. tsPered. When
you get all SCI approach the stream quietly.
step on; into the stroam. and when you
sip aud fall into the water don't lose your
head and thrash about; the trout $50 Yards
furth~r up the stream may not yet be
scared. Resort 10 Your hip pocket and pro
coed up stream until YOU get tired
When you reach a spot that looks hshy
try to assume an upright position ana cast
your nlss about my feet up stream re
line, bring the rod to a perpendicular post
ton and then lower II rapidly to a hort
.ontal position. II by any chance you
should succeed In getting your line out \
few feet In front OF you reel Il In. as you
will have snapped on your Mes.
Approaching . Trout stream.
II YOU md the trout will not rise to your
casting leave the stream. quietly retiring
,bout thirty feet from the shore, Resori
20 thu hip pocket and get down on al
tours In this position start 10 approach
the stream, emitting sinllsntS and harsh
sounding words In swearing when the
priars stick into YOU,
In fact. n IL a good rule when nrhins
for trout to use only the softest cuss words,
as a trout 4, very easily frightened. when
YOU ge, 10 within u few feet OF the stream
lie down Nat and worm your way through
the brush, stones or mud, as the case may
he. Now extend your rod with a few feet
o.. leader out over tho stream. When the
trout seizes your ny strike immediately
The nsh will probably weigh from two 70
three and a half ounces. so YOU will have
IN the bank. or rather over the bank
that IL. It VIII be suspended from some tree
over the hank.
Determine whether the fsh IL over ~
under six inches In length. THIS may b'
lone by giancing at the nsh. II Will b.
| veil under nix inches: therefor. II must h,
returned 20 the stream. Release III
easily done b. breaking OF the branch II !,
! tangled on or by Telling the whole tree
When your line IL free you must take th'
trout ON the hook at once and return II q
the water. II vii! have died about twelv,
minutes before. but return II Jus, ths same
II woull Al. anyhow. and the vii
| enjoy II Resort % hip pocket and oil
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