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Rod and Gun News


friend and an indication that We were to
nc,,ow w . certain direction as we'll asnn-
We we're similarly instructed.
shortly after we attached to n ront f,
email token OF thanks. but thereafter Miss
~ was seen no more. although the iott
always travelled n short distance ahead ~
our boat and whore 1t stopped W" an,iorod
This year lately has been unlhcky Mis-
trips. We fear ellevianc" 10 SOM" other
cause, perhaps m%atrinonv or some. other
the importance Of taking tha hin, should
such a float be seen percgrinatirg the
shsep,head Bay watets ED and FRED
Elmhur't. l.. l., Oc'. I
Cas-,ar'. Zig Game.
record ~ big game killei IN the
season followH-Ij moose. 20 caribou. 20
goat. 25 sheep and % he'ts.
This shortest route from The East 10
these hunting grounds Is by the new
v. L. y. TO Prince Rupert. thence north
by steamship &c. wrangeil, then up the
pack and saddis horse.
II. w. Dean of Elizabeth. ". ". KILLED
me smoo,s with the Target s%presd.sih
and IT had % point
inches. n %SS.s . palm palm IS i By ,'i Is inches Sa si,fs
The largest caribou was killed By Dr..
-. H. Jonss OF fTON11rnre. u u
had a spread OF 80 inches. a length OF s.
Inches and 80 points.
W. s. Paul Of philadelphia KILLED a
caribou having a spread ~ 49, inches. u
length OF sos inches. with 10 points
He also killed tho largest goat.
Mrs. Paul Killed three c,rihnu, her lsrF-
est having a spread ~ - inches, WITH
q length OF san inches and 80 points
She also Killed the largest sheep.
The 81 boar. were distributed as fol-
lows: w q. Fran, Cincinnati, onto, s.
J r Eagle: New York g, Bullock.
FitchburE. Mass, 2; II. w kear. eliza
beth. = J.. 2; pr A. W tltine Al
Ore. !; l.. Taylor. Harden. Onto. 6; y.
G. Drew. Duluth. Mimi l. H.. Folcv.
virginia MINI. :: W G. raui, PhlIa-
Tuna club Rebuilt
The Tuna club ~ Avalon. santa Cs,llinn
leland. California, organized by Dr. char -
Frederick Holder In 1895 and destroyed
By FIRE In November Of las, wear. has
been replaced by an %Hftistl" two story
structure. the funds being raised by It's
members.
on the roof provision has been mnde
for the Installation ~ = new So Of tn
struments for the United state Weather
Department.
The second floor has fourteen s'cep,ns
rooms. bath aul Other t.ruwmodi tlons.
on the ground floor II he cube o.
flee, fishing tackle room. smoking fooin.
card room, reception nali. lhriry ana
club room.
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF new
YORK Mary !. .Nsu <rss riaintlN,
fendants-county clerks File No. ?%ls
1915.
In pursuance Of an interlocutory tudg
mont Of partition and sale, duly made and
entered In the ahov" entitled action. and
bearing date the nth day OF June. 1915.
| the uudersiEned the referee IN sald
int.riocutory Judgment named. will sell at
public auction. At the Exchange Sales
rooIn. Nos lt-Is Nerey Street. In IN. Bpr-
ouch ~ Manhattan. CITY % Now York. on
noon on that day. by Joseph =. Day, auc-
tioneer the hrst d-scrib-d premises III
rscted BY sNid intsrlocutory Judgment, to
be sold, and therein descrtbsd as follows
Al that certain lot, piece or parcel of
and. situated In tho Eighth Wari Of the
Borough OF Manhattan ~ the CITY NJ New
York. End known ~ No. i2 Spring street
bounded and described ss follows:
beginning at q point formed by the In
tersection OF the southerly boundary Of
Spring street with the westerly BOUNDARY
Of Thompson street: and running thence
~estwHrdly. along tho southeriy side 81
Spring street, twenty-five t2b) feet, thence
.ou,hwest-rly. and parallel to Thompson
street. Atty -sir tbs feet ten (iO) inche.
thence southeaserly and parallel to
Spring street Twenty-Five t2Sl feet 10
Thompson street; and thence nnrtheasterly,
street. nfty-six $50 feet ten uOI inches
to the place ~ beginning.
The following l. a diagram NJ the prrp-
.r,y to he sold is street number Is *,
Spring street:
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Tn. s~pproNW,te ~n.ount ot 'hs uen or
charge, q" satisfy which III" Snote-i"-
a. riheS prcpcrtN ~ to ln soli. - ltt's-
eight Thousand four hundred SoVcufy-clght
aud - too dollar t5s,iIN@sI, Win IN
,ef,~' thereon from August iS, t'iG. to
Retnsr with tho costs aud aipN.u 4. e
amounting 20 Three hundred seventy sin
snd Ot-i00 dollars ts3;.o4i, with interest
from August 20. 1875. i'e"'h"- with NE
EXPENSES NJ the s.'r The -rproSttnHt"
amount NJ the ttNo- ss-~rsn,nts and
water rates, or other Hens. which are 10
b. allowed to the purchaser out nf the pur
cha~s money, or patti by the Referee, IL
Five thousand srN,u hundred fprty-two
:g.l00 dollars Sb.7t2 2?J ana interest
Dated. New York. September -, 1915.
john II. ROGAS. Referee
MILLER. KING, IASE n TRtFFoRD
New York ely.
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GRAIN MARKET.

wHE,AT-Nsw nigh record. were again
Stabilized. although price changes were
o. particularly w'to the close being ~.
nuilish. As tho drought thera ha. not been
.roken and Argentina prices we're higher.
'nE somewhat exaggerated by operators IN
yct be highly benencial to the crop. The
ply and demand position in wheat con
''nu'r distinctly hul''sh. and tho mark,
he sp"' markets Hojiers 81 wheat, ,ra
title disposed I" soil freely ami ~" rasn
nn"h "yercise.i over fitnr" s%upriic. s,l4.
- exporters were estimated ut about "a.
o10 bushels.
IN. domestic demand g. improving.
Consumer Of flour DELAYED making pur-
'has... owing TO p general disbelief In tho
'onr was selling above a parity with bread,
~. price or bread, hakc,s are more On
,rse purchases OF cash wheat by Minis
The question OF procuring good Mullins
gnss. y ]',rion.; Mh1ie IT I, Iii nat ,NS
make a good strong nour, I, viii take NOR.
bushels than usual and the quantity at
Arsentinc shlrmcnt. ,or ,'hc vook were
.,t,matsd a. .'ioo.o"o bushels, compared
,,, sSt 900 IS,, yG nd 'n ,an nu ,n "Ir t,sSc
.nc.l cash market No. linrufn was au"'"d
- ~; 80 !; bard SO No ! N%rln.
Msnltohe, ti.sS.. all {. o. h. Nes York
'ORN-A big foreign demand caused nm
h.hal excitement and strength. prices adj
''nting to new hEh levels; with hnsl
~'ntt'ion showing the most buoy 1nCy. \
'~T1''l'on bushels were taken. tor. export. be-
,'i"' nearly half a. much for domestic ace
cunt. Improved weather led to som" In.
'reasc ~ country offerings, hut the big
..sh distribution, controlled sentiment and
81 N a firm undertcne IA connection with
''ther strength In Buenps Ares and the
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r~oRnCLosuRE sA1.Ks.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
yORK-Union Trust Company of New
York. PLAINTIFF. against James Jordan. and
Pursuant to a Judgment In the above
entitled action bearing date the I'm
sell at public suction at the Exchange
Salesroom, Nos. 1t-le Vesey street. In the
norcnyh Of Manhattan, TIty Of New York,
that day. by Daniel Greenwald, Auctioneer.
the premises directed by said judgment to
be sold. and therein described az follows: j..
ALL that certain plot. piece or parcel Of
land. together with the buildings and i'm
s pro s.iss IN ' h. asrs ss.S,e ID s s,s"sss' iy'p Is
described as follows Reginnins a, a roln!
street. distant eighty four feet westwatdly
from the corner formed by the intersection
e sss .Sid nsr,nsriy slds Of TTTsnty-tsird
nue.: thence w~ostwardiy along the northerly
side Of Twenty third street, seventy-eight
Third Avenue. ninsty-eisht feet nine Inches
to the centre line Of the block: thence
.astwardly along the centre. line OF the
wardiy. parallel with Third Avenue, ninety.
eight feet nine inches to the point or place
BY the street, numbers one hundred and
nfty-nve. One hundred and ffty-seven and
one hundred and ntty.nins East twenty.
al. az trustees OF the Last VIII and Tesla
ment of Peter Ioriilard. deceased. to James
Jordan and Thaddeus Morisrty, nv deed
dated April 10Th: 1852 and recorded. April
a.h. i,ss; ir Lib.r 2s.ci page "a in ihs
York. The land above described lies In
Section number 7 In Block number $40 on
the Land Map of the Civ OF New York.
Together with the appurtenances In and TO
said premises.
Tn: fSIl.w,ps :. ai:syam o. IN. ,rrGrs,
East .srd street:
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Local spot market quiet and 10 points higher
at 1875 for middiinR upland sales nil.
Southern spot markets:
New Orleans steady. unchanged. Is i3c, sales.
I no bales.
Charleston Arm. M i.c.. 1870.
Norfolk steady. up IS points. 1880. sales.
I'm.
Baltimore nominal, up Nc. isSc.
Augusta steady. up IL points. rs SIC. sales.
~
Little Rock steady, unchanged, 1916.
Galveston steady, unchanged. 16. 35c. sales,
Mobile steady. up % points. IL. Soc. sales, 10.
Wilmington steady. unchanged, tstc,
s.SW.
ucustoa steady. unchanged. 1876. sales,
r, iB.
Savannah Arm, up isc. i6'sc. sales. 1.Sn.
Augusta steady. M 70 points. B.6sc.
PORT REGEIpTS
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FOR SALE.
CLOTHING.
IS DOWNhssaSsH yls yrss!s3"S9lSSff
N XhnsHssIl iS4Yo !. sSs ! l!MsSSsS 2
l.
JACOB smoNaUT. A~uct,on..r. % DO,

JACOB sMONGUT. Auctionssr. % Bow
cry. sells at 10 A. n.
Oct. 6--Jewelry, watches, dia monds and
pledge, OF every description prior sept. ~,
1915. to No, $500 and older dates held
over. Bronx Loan once. u. Coins Son.
oct. 9--Furs prior Oct. I. 1918, to No.
7sl5S. p. Haskell a Sons. Q Columbus Ave.
u Gordon 4 Co, 2i27 Amsterdam Ave. j.
Wein berger, 1873 Ave. A from No. 9Oss9 to
i2l5l. a. s%elinEsr <si Cd Ave.
o1t. ioLSlo'n,hgc &C, prior oct D. 1917.
Co, 2l27 Amsterdam Ave. !, WiesenbcrEer.
7st sth Ave.
oct li--Ai, mems and women's clothing,
shoes, fura and pledges prior Oct. &. 1915.
to No. b3a0l inclusive. and pledges held
over from previous sales. J., 4, Wollheim.
s2s 9TH Ave.
Oct. 10 -Jswoiry. watches, diamonds and
all pledges prior Oct. 6, 1915. A. Woidar.
:0t formerly 2e9S) "a Ave.
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Nos, i6b, iJi7 ~ =. .3rd street.

The approximate amount of the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the HhoVC-de-
scribed property II to be sold. IL one hun
dred thirty eight thousand i've hundred
eighty three ana IL ion dollars tiSs, ,sJ l2b,
with Interest thereon from August =, 1915,
together with tho costs and allow duCe
amounting to Thre. hundred seventy and
6s-ioo dollars S37o.G'l, with interest from
August u, 1915. tog Their with the eN-
amount of the taxes. assessments and water
rates. or other liens. which are to he al
lowed to the purchaser out of the pur
chase money. or paid by the Referee, lie
Thirteen thousand Fix hundred ninety-three
ts-lo0 dollars Cti3. sa3. t9b and Interest.
Dated. New Nor&. September IS, 1915,
J ROBERT RUBIN, Referee
MILLER, KING. LANE 4 ~TRAFFoRD,
Plaintiffs Attorneys. so Broadway.
New York City.
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PAW SALES.

l.. J.. FIkls SAL. Auct'r. 20 Bowrr,. cell.
10 A. NJ, unr.dssmed pledges OF every do
scrip,ion for unpaid loans for the 10 low
Ing p~wnbro&crs. Including all diamonds.
rubies, sHpphirts, pearls, ruorgiis, nj. other
stones unset or sat In ring. earrings, ,,ins
links, chains. studs, bracelets. lut ket 90
other mounting all %ic~eirN, watches 81.
verware, guns. Instruments. furs clothing,
cameras, al other good, pledged pr",lrIs
10 dates aud up 10 numbers m riior"i,
both inclusive. AMI al p.ctrp- he'l over
oct st. stream, .'i' -! ave. prior
Sept. 10, 1918. to 80. 10000. u. iuIlsips. Iai
Rowery. 1Npcwr'ters, tools, tgrNcNor7' tn
atruInents, miscellaneous goods ~ every de-
-cription, Also No. hUSlr Cdurra, dn3t1
camera and lens. biT6s lens, and all other
goods pledged prior Sept. 80. i9la.
Oct. s--Wm. Gold stone. 50 fork Row,
formerly 1903 pnrk Row. prior sept. l.. 1915.
from Nos. ysss TO 1850.
oct io-M.. BruckhCim'r 1870 a. A..
prior Oct. !. 1915, to ~" li0a" NJ & /
Rruckheimer. :llt 30 Ave. prior oct .
1918. to No 2i2o0 Geo, Weaver, 400 9th
Ave-, prior oct /. 1915.
Oct. li-wm simpson & CO lal Row
ery, prior July |, 1915, to 80 !iGn
Oct. l2-Sohci Rros So Columbus Ave
prior Sent. 90. 1913, 10 80 .'ini
oct. l3-J. T. Lemon 4 60 as 9th Avo
prior Aug -. 1915. t. 80 ih1li
oct. l3-IIcrnards Loan pft,ce, @'Ib stI
Ave-. prior OCT. ., 1917, to 80 1896
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JOSEPH sHONGOous so>s. !,

shongood. Auct. - Rowery, sell 10 4 NJ
oct. s-Diamonds, watches, %lrwe'ty, s.,
pledged prior Sept 10, 1918. ). Schwar'l,
22s Grand st.
oct. . Clothing Alex Freund, i6i5 81
Ave. T., CHASER. 1850 81 Ave,
oct. lO-Jewelry G, itothman. Ai5 Canal
st. Alex Fr.und. ibt5 Sd Ave.
oct l0-All mems and women's clothius
dry goods, furs. shoes. Sc. plodg"l PRIOR
oct 4 1918. to No tilYn, with iianJImin
FoS, :, Sth Ave, u. 4 = Aufses n Son,
Inc, f7e stanton 81.
oct. ll--All diamonds, watches. towclry
Of every description. odds and ends. 81.
from No asooO 10 $500 to Sept 10, 49,,
ana all goods held over from previous sslrs
u a = Abuses h SON, lnr., 2T9 stanton
-. Also similar goods for James j. RYAN.
Inc. 10: Myrtle Ave. brooklyn
dry ST sood,. .s"... s sna pi rSw'n; rri Sl9's sari
II, 1915. TO 2s277, and all older dates sill,
bernstein Bros. 1<S7 sth Ave.
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CENTRAL AUCTION 60, ". Shrehnn,
AuctiOneer, 15g Canal street, sells lrNtlry

AT ~ A. NJ llothing a. IA \ NJ
oct. by Alr"uNus. i13n Bropiw,v.
All unrcdeemed pledges uf pcarl-, diamon 4
aud other precious rtOnrs, Watches i-wClty.
siivsrw0re, &C., from No, | of 1913 to IA,
10000 sept, 1915. Also Sos 1875 pearl
neck,"gr' ioSs2 peal. nee '.ie. 4"ilo avn,
necklace. ? diamond bruooh"s and a vatuh
i5ils diamond ring. All IN 1Il5 md al
articles hell over from previous, sales.
oct 10y u simpson a 60. 1878 BROAD
way All unredeenfed pledges of pearls.
diamond and other precious stpu =,
previous 60 No. i200l Jus t. lHlJ, ana all
articles held from previous Snlus,
oct. ll-Ry j simpson a 60, '2a Fark
Row. nil unredeemed pledges OF prarl1.
diamonds ana other precious stpu".,
watches. ieWeiry, si'verwarc, guns &,
pledged previous To No. 2ip00 June /. 1915.
and all articles held over from previous
SAFES,
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Its street number Is 80 East ii5th S'rs.'.
Tho Premise MI he soil free ami clear.
tuhiect to state Of G''s shown uu eurNey
mace bN T. T.. \nstrauI ., b. sri &. :.
dated April -, 1905.
Approximate amount Of mortgage. don',
costs aud allowances is 81. OtH.s and IN
terest. and expenses Of tn. ta'". taxes. as
aud water RMS ntc HpproN4-
mately sl.oiO,t % and interest.
Dated Ncw Nork September 10 i9's.
WILLIAM b<h Kefarer
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Spring Street.

Dated New York, September Goth, 1915
JOHN l.. O'BRlES. Referee.
r. CHASNON PRESS.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
e33 broadway. New York city.
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Liverpool Cables Spot fair business sales
s.nW bales: speculation and export. Ion
American. 7,nH. Imports none. Mijdllng up
land. g.sSi. Futures opened steady. ut advance
~ sisdgi. points; closed Irregular. I: to l3t
points higher. October. November, e.s2d. Jan
usry February, ss4iyd. March April. SD.
May June. aH'zd july. August. . s6i.d. Man
'h~.ster-Hicher prices cheek business on yarn,
and cloths.
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HELPERS N DRIVERS
WANTED-Young men, 2l
years Of age or over, required
as helpers or drivers on ex.
press wagons. Apply Adams
Express Co., Wagon Service
Dept, 80 Trinity place.
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A Nomentoua Question Answered.

~ Womentouh stuestion .Nnswefeu.
a ,,iS 'I is.i n. Fhfa h0'se' OF ''nar''' was
piled "uniess We Get a big north.a,, storm,
thon good.bv w.akash,,
tishetmen with The Canar.,s guides yes
ing from III 10 40 to a boat, A number OF
fish reached Tho 6 Mound MARI,
u,rb Hoax Man Took 100 porries.
capt. Bill csrman say. that the porsi..
on "Wednesday Of tweivs men on his boa,
averaged 70 to a man A. Ford was hish
hook with aus, ioo oo,vie. The dshine
was ronJ on both SUNDAY and tuesday.
rour spec,e. n Ro.l,n.
4, pos,yn founders. ,omcod,. eel. and
butt.rnsb are taking the anSler's bait. 10,
uim,,ler aud Gus kiotz OF si7 Lorlmer
n-h In three hours angling. on q later
dste. 0shinx for two hours. thew took
lso iish :" WV "'N "E WV
r'"un"e's ana 'om'o"' ~ c'e" n~a
In Gl"n Head water. IN SUNDAY Gus
Msrquardt Of "a Irving avenue, BIZ ky
and Paul Kresler OF 726 Eleventh avenue,
Astoria, took 10 founders. 20 tomcods and
IL cells.
Wv" re"., N,ss 7"no. ..,
RANT .Innairn p,v wui ho,d Mis- annuai
free crab feast next sunday afternoon and
evening
\ Pound Wrska.b in Great south.
D -, - ,.--,-- u~----.
"r3rge l. LARD snd Snaries hesrmann
~, tiltoh stree anu Sos,,Anu svenue.
hrootIyni hsve been weakfshine near FIRE
lslhnh Hgntnuusr, dteat Sou,n Bay r,
o.ntly Ine'r nfst tesu,' Was
Iing iieh, No h.h retained wsished less
'iah : pounds anh several uppeo the scn'es
"t . 'had" less man = pounds.
ola salts there say the tide runners will
remain two weeks longer.
we~kash At sandy Hook.
Jay T. Zee Of West Sew s,,shtom;
Tu n,I a. SANDY Hook William Finley
n"s,pn bau,n. nichsrh ray,or' Ss,nr, ,aa
man ana tienrs Sens'Whs, Cn.s"' 100
"'athSh, croa*er and oiuen'h'
Saturday and Sunday los, were banner
DAYS for dshernen aboard tho Commodore,
| Win an ocsasi5nai sea bass. soon niied
tn.xets and bags to the average Of 20 and
50 to the MAJ , ~. .o,,,.,,, =, iona,
,rin", sun' 10 yieiiS IN. sr.a,e.t nun.
h.rs sv, a General run Of oors,es sesmed
sfT Tho ia,. run Of biz has. should show M
Ely 'Ts h"W a. m hspI f"r tb.,r an.
,,%se LOOKOUT H oNhs kept c - p
''SS,nY'SS York oc, .,
Ten sharks on One Hook-but Read On.
what 10 you think Of ten sharks caught
cr,.k cbanr.iS mas misb, .e,n impos.i-
lilo to a sroa, MANY people who do not
lu,w ,las sharks aud doafsh carry their
yn,,y ,It,,,
on /, ,,co,, SATURDAY. aft.rnoon Mr..
pi,.n Von, .Larl nshIny In Cons, creek
nsIn. an ho,i ,"r h,G, "ua 90, a Tor.
t.. ~ $500 n,,,nI t,m an, n,
M hna, Un waa rshipx with a strong
.hn,L no -, he de%idei IN lie the lina
{" 'hr boat, H." pulled up the anchor ana
The shark did mis- Tor two hours and a,
.bc n,d ~ INA, I'm. the shnrk stoppe
nrhtInv
Nj. GiNon pullad the shark 10 the boat
aud Wa lust putting it, head over the slide
when the nsh showed hght again. nearly
tipping the boat. with a small Ratchet ~
chopped q dozen gashes In It's head. Think
ing IN. shark dad he pulled the fish "a
the boat again. But to his surprise this
shark came to life again and opening Il,
large mouth. showing its ns.dlellke teeth.
tried 10 snap MIR. DiNon's hand m.
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BOY for Office and errand work
in office of large New York news
paper; IS. Address Immediately
c. L., Box $40 New York Sun.
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

W~~~~
wINTOS lsl3-Ov.rhauled and reprinted;
fully equipped. electric lights. seif-starter;
guaranteed price 500. THE WlSTOS
COMPANY. broadway at T0th ~.
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~rORECIosuRE L

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF MAS
SAU-CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK, a. Trustee. Plaintiff, against
ROsLYN ESTATES INCORPORATED, ct
al, Defendants.
In pursuance Of . judgment OF foreclos-
ure and sale, duly made and entered in the
sbove.entitled action and bearing date this
18TH day OF september. 1915. J., the under
signed, the referee In said judgment named,
VIII sell at public auction. at the Lodge;
situated At the entrance to said mortSaged
premises. on the Northwesterly side OF
North Hempstead Turnpike. in the village
of Roslyn. Town OF North Hempstead.
Nassau County. state of New York. on the
noon on that day. by JOSEPH y DAY.
Auctioneer. the following described prem.
ises remaining subject to the lien Of said
mortgage or deed Of trust and directed by
said judgment to be sold and therein de-
scribed as follows:
All those certain tracts. pieces or parcels
o. land situate. lying and being In ~.
Town of North Hempstead. County Ut
Nassau and State of New York, designated
STon 2 map entitled Map 2, Rc,lyn E y *:
County Of Nassau on September 80, 1910.
by the File No. %. "a Plots Nos. 20. o..
-. ~ ~. SO. 70 !tpart, 7s. IS, 81. 90.
~ ~; ~; %. ss. iee.. iot. ioss' ios, iGs'
IS. lis, iso, III. iss.. ias. iai.. iss. ~.
Isl. is, is. 10, III. iss,. is.,, iss.. ~,
is!.A lss, 1879. :o2, 2ot. 2o5, zoo. 2i2. :ii,
2ii. 2is, 2e0. 221. 2s2 and 223.
Also All those plots designated upon o
In the once of the Clerk Of the County OF
No. EOS. as Plots Nos. lts. 1tt. lt5. it6.
u. u: is. IS. 10. 81: issss.. -. X.
l'6. III. 17S. 17s, 1871, ls2. ls3, 1st and ls5'
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FIRST CLASS mlilwriEhts; 4 hour per
day time Hul half for overtime. Apply In
person INTERNATIONAL ARMS 4 FUZE
Go, ,.rov" ~, 4 bloomfield Ave. Bloom
Nrll, y 4.
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Ny tcry Of Moving Float.

mann magic FISH lures or fish finders
have nn"n '~.eh out. but none could com
par" with The uuc shat favored us last year
would NJ, 10 advisable 10 say how
MANY tsh W.r" caught on different trims.
=. possible.
Most every fisherman around New York
f. familiar With the new stone hreakUatsr
~ Manhattan Beach. and passing Their.
'p'o ora Niy Inv. 1915. T. was providsnt
ne will he observed. that the engine coil
should have h-com" disconnected.
Tho majority of the boats had gone In.
tri Vhil" using al oar 10 keep on tn.
PEI, H. ~ were astoun,l"i :" see not dee y
down that on" OF the large stones forming
this pile had becom" dislodg-d and
rltmp,d down on the blond trossos Of a
h,Huflfll mermaid who had been summing
herself directly beneath the surface OF he
water
80 doubt she could have wrenched her
solf fr'' hut th'n would have lost the
gr"ntor part Of her crowning glory. II re-
uuir'ri ouly n moment To eStricat. Miss VI &.
mud in addition 90 h"aming appreciation
ftuu her eyes 81" silently with her lips
formed the word Thanks and then,
onuu"'ishly swishing hcr magnificent tail.
plunged toward the hottom.
rh" following sunday morning. while
IN, inlet, This was suddenly i.rked a mum
her ~ ii'n"4 ana II was evident Miss "
vas waiting and r.remhered soon after
archoring a. the Nus-.l Reds again Their.
was n '"'ting glimrs" Of our comeiy
The sun., 1916-10-06
AUTOMOBILE AND MOTOR TRUCK IN.
s~TRuCTIO>.

STEWART Booklet explains WHY
AUTO our course IL REST. Inspect
SCHOOL, our plant and he csnVinced.
gas ". 5fth -. Ladies' clas"s.
The sun., 1916-10-06
EVENING Line

Leaves daily excep' sunday. foot OF chris.
toph"r st, 8 r. NJ. for Cstskill. Hudson.
Cos-ackle, Tel. 1927 Spring.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16
RALEIGH CLUB WILL PLAY
BIlLSMlTHS THREE DAYS
iir,ntr hnsch. Former PETERSBURG
'i"t. No" Leads CapitOls-WtII
Bring Good Team Here.

SIX solid days Of baseball face thc
tithhond ints this week, and the team
VIII then bring its exhibition season
I" close. Five of tho six games
are scheduled to be played here. and
all will start at O'Clock. instead Of
$3.50 o'clock. as in the past.
The Raleigh Club. OF the Caroline
League, Will bc the attraction for the
hrst three days this week. The Cant
tolls. under the management of ueinie
busch. the former Petersburg pilot
arrive here early to-day and will have
good rest before tackling the lnts.
buSch has strong aggregation
which played the HopewelI and Re
tcrsburS clubs close games on Friday
and yesterday With his pitchers get
ting rest. Busch believes that he viii
be in better condition To meet the BiIi-
smiths than he was against the Virginia
League teams
On Thursday the Iu;s will make q,
little trip over To Petersburg To meet
the Coolers. On the following two
days the Petersburg team viii fill an
engagement AT Broad street Park.
Billy Smith yesterday handed Loriu
Scion, the noted foctballcr. his uu-
conditional release. Scion has the
account OF The small salary limit.
Smith was unable to hold him. He is
now several men over the limit and.
while il is not absolutely necessary to
cut down at once. he wants TO he ia
position to start the league season
without any surplus material
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16
TRINITY DENIES STORY
OF BREAK WITH BAPTiSTS
Has Cancelled Track Meet win Wake
Forest, hut Athletic Rrint i"n~
HIVE Not Been Severed.

WAKE: FOREST. y. G., April ia
Athletic relations between Trinity col.
icSc and Wake Forest College have
not been declared severed or r,rma =
nentiy at an end. The following state
ment issued from Trinity college ON
HnrIi /" explains the situation.
Many State papers have carried re-
ports. written apparently by Durham.
not Trinity College Correspondents.
mat the Trinity Athletic Council on
last Monday evening formally and per-
mancntlN declared athletic relations
between Trinity and Wake Forest at an
end.
The Trinity Athletic Council took
no such step. but simply cancelled the
track meets which had hccn arranged
hctween the two colleges. Tho reports
stated that other athletic events had
been cancelled. No other events had
hcen arranged. and, for that reason,
could not have been cancelled
The Trinity Athletic Council gave
out no reason for it's action in can.
ceiling the track meets"