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The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1916-09-01

S. W. Massey was spending the
first of the week in DuII,an on bust
ness.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1916-09-01
woodmen Circle 10, Meet

The Woodmen Circle will hold it's
next meeting on Sept. 7th. All mem
bers are requested to be present..
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1916-09-01

Roll Top Disappearing Typewriter
desk for sale cheap Garcia & Norte.
3tc
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1916-09-01
Leaves for Vacation

Adam Smith, of the we'll known
firm of J. & A. Smith, left the first
of the week for California where he
will spend the next month in a much
needed rest.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1916-09-01
Recovering from Illness

Recovering from illness
Mrs. E. R. Shortridge,- who has
been ill with typhoid fever, is reported
as slowly gaining, much to the graft
fication of her many friends.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1916-09-01

Vernon Martin and family we're
visiting Duncan friends Sunday.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1916-09-01

George Gamble was a visitor to the
valley for few days this week.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1916-09-01

The earth is blessed with the one.
simple, painless, never-failing rem
edy that makes millions of corn-pes-
tered people happy and that's GETS lets
Some people jab and dig, at their
corns with knives and razors-wrap
their toes in packages, with ban;
dages or sticky tape: make them red
this With "GETs-iT." Your corn
1oosens-you lift it off. There's
nothing to press on the corn. or hurt.
Angels couldn't ask for more. Try 1t
tonight on any corn, callus or Wart.
e'GETS-IT' is sold and recon-
mended by druggists everywhere. Csc
= bottle, or sent on receipt of price
nv e. Lawrence & Co., Chicago. III.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1916-09-01
RETURN from Vacation

Return from VacatIon-
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Gordon re-
turned Thursday from their vacation
visit to Texas and New Mexico
points.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1916-09-01
Round About Town

DR.. Robert Mann, Dentist, Hampton
Block, Phone 81. tic.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1916-09-01
EST CASH RATES
WILDBERG BROS.

ESTABLISHED TEN YEARS.
Ala Pacific Bldg. 4th & Market SITS.
San Francisco, California.
Dake tic
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1916-09-01
MINING PRODUCTS BOUGHT

We are Shelters, Refiners and Buy
ers of Gold and Silver Bullion, Anal
gam, Concentrates, Cyanide Product
Battery Chips, Old Copper Plates and
Platinum
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1916-09-01

HARRY LAUDER
WerEd-fanous Scotch Come
dian, So0s:
''Turedo for rniidness. puI,
lily and frGsronce. THE To-
bocco Jos ne. Whh my pipe
filled tDitk good old TUXE-
DO. all my troubles go UP
In smoke. In all my world-
toide fr0oeis Zoe get to find
It's equal a a sloto-bundng.
COOL lasting. stDeet- fdUored
tobacco. TUXEDO satisfies
nae completely. %
sa.zM1AA
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Holisnd-America liner Nieuw Am.
sterdam, sailing to-day for Ro;ts,
dam. via Falmouth, will take mail, CLOSING
at $3.50 A. NJ, for Africa. West Asia, the
East Indies. the Netherlands and switzer-
land. Spain and Portugal must be spe
cially addressed for despatch by this
steamer,
Tho white Star liner Cedric sailing
o.morrow for Liverpool, will take mail
closing at $3.50 A. NJ, for Great Britain.
Ireland and South Africa. also specially
addressed correspondence for other coun-
tries. except Germany, Austria, Hungary,
LuxemhurE, Bulgaria, Serbia, Turkey, the
Netherlands. Norway. Sweden and Den
mark.
The acknowledgements liner HelIlg
Olav, sailing tomorrow for ChristiansanI
will take mall. closing at 10 A. NJ, FOR
Norway Sweden, Denmark. Netherlands,
Germany. Austria, Hungary, Luxemburg.
Bulgaria, Serbia and Turkey.
The italian liner America. sailing FRIDAY
for Genoa, will take mail. closing at sac
A. NJ, for Italy, switzerland and Greece.
The Spanish liner Alfonso XII, saliins
Friday for vigo, will TAX" mail. CLOSING
at $40 A NJ, for Spain and Portugal.
This American liner New York, sailing
Saturday for Liverpool, will take mai,
closing at $40 4. a., foe Europa feauept
Germany. Austria, Hungary. Luxemburx.
BULGARIA. Serbia. Turkey. the NethsrlsndS
Norway. sweden ana DsnmArk), Africa
West Asia AID East IndisA
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures-Outgoing
Foreign Mails.
THE

For eastern New yssk, fair to-day, 10
morrsw, Increasing ~cloudlness n warmer,
probably uasetltsd b Night; moderate est
For New Jersey. fair to-day; to.morrev.
followed by rain at night; moderate east
For northern New England. fair to-day
and probably Tomorrow. warmer to-mor-
row: moderate vs,iable Winds. ..,, "a.
day: to.morrow. increasing ~cioudiness and
warmer: moderate variable winds ssssm-
For western New York. fair and some
what warmer to-day; to.morrow. incrsas.
Ing clo1dinss:. probably followed BY ra'n'
NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-There was an area
OF depression. central on the Texas border
Yesterday and another In western Canada.
The hrst caused higher temperature IN the
west Gulf section and lower Mieetsapp
Valley and the second . similar chsnge on
Showers occurred In Missouri. Ok1ahoma
and Al scattered points In the
States and there were snow hurrtee IN the
Northwest. Elsewhere the weather was gen
orally fair and the pressure high and rsdi-
ating from centres over the northern plateau
section, the eastern Rocky ain slope
and the northern lake regions.
II was colder in most OF the WeN ana IN
the lake regions and Atlantic States.
Freezing temperature. again covered the
lake regions. New England. New York and
northern Pennsylvsnia and all sections west
and southwest of Minnesota almost TO the
Pacific coast. Aero weather prevailed IN part
Of Wyoming.
| wind fresh northeriy; average humidity ~
per cent barometer. corrected to read 10 see
level. st 3 A, NJ, %. %: 4 p. NJ, NN.
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L. !. FIRUsKI. Auet'r. 70 Bswssy. sells
10 A.. NJ. unredesmed pledges Of every. de-
scription for unpaid loans from the follow
Ing pawnbrokers, Including all diamonds.
rubies, sapphires. pearls, emeralds, all other
stones unset or set In rings. earrings. pins.
links. chains. studs. bracelets. locket or
other mounting. all jeweiry. watches, sill
verware, guns. Instruments. furs. clothing.
cameras. ali other goods pledged previous
TO dates and up to numbers mentioned.
both inclusive. and all pledges held over.
Nov. 2f-Wm. simpson q Co. 151 Bow
cry. prior Sept. 90, 1915. to No. a3si6. VI.
Bruckheimers Sons. Inc. 7os Grand St.
Nov. :sCR. e. Clancy. 47s Grand St.
prior Nov. Is. 1918. to No. 2s2s0. N. Selig
81 Myrtle Ave. iewelry. &C.
Nov. 3S-Ave. A Loan ofice. A. 8. Vein
berger. Prop. eos Ave. A.. prior Nov. Is.
Nov. a!-wm. Ooidstons. Ios Park Row,
now At - Park Row. Loan once - North
william ST.. from Nos. 1881 to 1855 to
Oct. -. 1915. Jack sobei Co.. .7ls sth
Nov. ?s-0so. Weaver. le 9TH Ave,
prior Nov. 20. 1915. to No. asssS. n. speier
4 Co. 1891 I'd Ave. prior Nov. 20. 1915. to
No. $3.50. Henry Natal. 81: sth Ave,
Nov. ssIcha:. Mayer, ,ss 9Th Ave. prior
Nov. T. 1915, TO No s7s?s; also Nos a.
ment emeraids. rubies and pearls.
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aul(NoNalA

YORK-WILLIAM II. SAGE and ALFRED
X. CONKI.ING. a. Trustees under the Last
deceased. Pisintin,. sssins, HELESE
ARFKEN, sometimes called Helen Arfken.
II living. and all devisees and heirs at law
tsnc. or otnsrwise SSsvs or claim to hsv.
an interest in the premises described In the
complain; herein derived through me .aia
Arfken, II she Be deceased. and all persons
who are or make any claim whatever as
persons who may be deceased and who II
living would have an Interest In TN" prem
i.es described In the complaint herein de-
sometimes called Helen Arfk.n. or her
heirs or their heirs. grantees or 'esaI rep
reseniatives, which persons: " any ,hsrs
plaintiffs. HENRY F. DosCHER. as attor.
ney In fact OF Helene Arfk.n, and FISHER
LEVINE. Defendants, summons. a,,
To the above named Defendants; You
ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to answer tbs
complaint In this action and to serve a
copy OF your answer ON the p.alniins at
tornsy within twenty days after the service
Of this exclusive OF the day o'
,sryies, and In case OF y6lr Nj ,ilIut be Hsasspr
against you by default for the RELIEF de
handed in the COMPLIANT Dated oGt1sni
PLANTING ATTORNEY. Once and z: g. "A
dress 1856 Broadway. Manhattan. y. Y. CITY
To Helene Arfk-n. sometimes called
lNlNu hIlASu ~ 'Nlh e''
and heirs at law of all persons who By pur'
chase or Inheritance or otherwise have OF
claim TO have an interest In the premise,
described In the complaint herein derived
lines called Helen Arfksn, IL she be de.
ceased. and all persons who are or MAKE
any claim whatever As executors or admlh'
istrators Of any OF said persons who may
be deceased and who II living would have
an interest In the premises described In ths
complaint herein derived through the saio
Helene Ar'ken. sometimes called Heller
Arfken. or her heirs or their heirs. grantee,
or legal representatives. which persons, u
any there be, and their names. are "n'
known to the plaintiffs:
The foregoing u, served upSr
Mr.. Justice Francis X, Pendleton. Justice
of the Supreme Court Of the state OF New
York, dated the End day OF. November
1915. and nled with the complaint In ths
ONCE OF the Clerk OF the County OF New
York Al the County Courthouse. Borough
Of Manhattan. city and state OF New York
Dated. November 9Th. ISIS.
HERBERT s. SCHOONMAKER, ATTORNEY
for Plsintirs, once and p. q Addrr.,
1855 Broadway. Manhattan New for,
CIV
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sALns.
JOSEPH snONooOD,s SONS,

.J0eEPn snON00ODs SONS. Julius
'n Sos' s~,A AIs:;: " .a,cs . ;.xs,rs.
sdds and ends and sosds Of every descrip-
tlon pledged prior to Nov. H. 1915. to No.
1850. and ali goods withheld from previous
sales. Geo. q. Isaacs. 1858 "a Ave. Also
simiiar goods for Charles Kleinbsum. tSa
Grand St., Brooklyn.
Nov. ,S-Damonds. watches. jswslry Of
svsry description. silverwars, odds and ends
and all goods pledged prior Sept. 1. 1916, to
No. st1Ss. and all goods held over from
Nov. as-Clothing: N. Rsphisl. "a, 9Th
Ave.
pledged prior Nov. Is. 1918. 70 No. I70s1.
Alec No. $685.. soi Cohen. 'sS 9Th Ave.
Nov. .2%.Men's and womsn's clothing.
A. Rhode. e07 Columbus Ave.
Msssn Bros, ass Grand 81. -.
Nov. 2s--Jswelry. Freeman Bros. 80
sSs Summit Ave, Jersey City. =.
Nov. 2S-C1othing. Daniel Cohn. 33s
Washington o.. Hoboksn. n. ]. II. 0oody.
27< Grand st.. B'klyn.
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SUPREME COURT. SUFFOLK COUNTY
Margaret e. Laverty. pisintin' again.i
John Stewart, u living snd Kate stewart.
t.xart, his Widow. " any, and John stew.
art. jr. and Eva. his wife. n any, JAMES
stewart. ana Irene. his Wife u any. Alex,
any. Mary stewart. and Edward stewart
Frances stewart. George coe. Harriet coe:
irving Doe. Judith Doe. Kari Roe and
John, Jr.. Irene. Evelyn. Edward. Frances
George Cos. Harriet Cos, Irving Doe. Ju-
dith Doe, mary xsr. Roe ana ac ,Hr,,. Roc Roe
any, Of the said John Stewart. and II he
,h.,r' his and his chiidren's hsirs-st-Iaw.
dsvisees, and their legal representatives..
and their wives. widows or husbands. u
legal Representatives of any who may be
dead, tho real names OF said defendants
nctitiously named beln& unknown. defend
To the above named defendants;
You are hereby summoned TO answer tbs
complaint In this action, and to serve n
torn.y. within twenty days after the ser
vice Of this exclusive Of the day
Of service, and in case Of your failure ia
against you by default for the relief de
mSnd.d IN the complaint
6.ssS; AHsu: cl.::. Phi Plaintiff. attorney.
Post once Addrss. and One. No, ISs
fifth Avenue, Manhattan Borough. New
York City, ". Y.
To the above named defendants:
The foregoing sum 10 served upon
you by publication. pursuant to an ord or OF
Hon. Charles II. Kelby. q Justice Of the
dated the 18th day OF September. 1915, and
Alsd with ths complaint In the once OF the
Clerk Of suffolk County. at Rivsrhesd. L.
action 10 brought to partition the follow.
Ing described properly: Al that land
Or. A. a. Thompson and nIed in the County
Clerks once Of said County, as numbe
Ave snd :iA; being part OF Zach 10, and
OF Samuel Goodar. on the west by ths
highway called Wicks'. road. on tho north
Bunco and Francis NJ, A. Wicks and on ths
east. BY land now OF late Of DR.. Peck. con
GEORGE b. CLASS. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

DISTRICT Of MAlNE-BEkwiNp:W WHITE
S0AL MINING SUMPASY vs.; EASTERN
TRUSTEE. vs.. EAsTERN STEAMSHIP
cq rs Tie 81 Or ES SSSpHiip T eLA XIX
HsovE SHMED DEFENDANT. EAsrERS
RECEIVERS APPOINTED IN THE ABOVE
SAMEp CONTEMPLATED AND CON
District Court for the District Of Msine
entered In said court on september :s.
the defendant Eastern stesmship Corpora.
ton. hereby gives notice that the holders
Of all unpaid claims. debts and demands
snip Corporation. or the receivers appointed
In the above consolidated or constituent
Sau.s., sxesD, Co. claim; debt. and d:.
ing Mortgage Gold Bonds OF said Eastern
steamship corporation; or the mortsaso or
curing said bonds: and tb) claims. debts
and demands heretofore presented In this
cause or the constituent causes. are re.
CURED to present the same on or before
January. 2. 1911. to said Calvin Austin Ms
such principal receiver. At his once on
India Wharf. In the city OF Boston. Massa-
chusetts And by the terms of said decree
entered september 80. 1916, as aforesaid.
is provided that any such claim. debt or
demand no, so presented other than
90 any deficiency judgment or judy
ments which may be obtained by Old
Colony Trust Company, a. trustee
o o!"1 IL. 'a asf.nasnt Easter. or Ssta 81 ' .Sip
Corporation dated January 10, 1917,
In respect OF the First and Refund
ms Mortgage Gold Bonds Of the de-
fsndant Eastern Steamship Corpora
lion secured thereby or by the hold
ers OF said First and Refundlng
Mortssge Gold Bonds; or
ca any such claim. debt, or demand
expiration of the time ASsd by said
receivers rs above provided for the
presentation OF such elaine. debts
and demands:
otherwise order. be enforceable against the
defendant Eastern steamship Corporation.
against the receivers, or against the prop
erty sold under the decree OF September IS.
1916, or under n decree OF foreclosure and
sale entered In said court on September :6.
1916. or against any part or portion OF said
property, or against any purchaser of the
same. or any part thereof. or his SUCCESSORS
And Il lie further provided In said decree
that, except as aforesaid. any such claim.
debt or demand not SO presented shall not
be entitled to share in the distribution Of
September 2s, 1915. above referred TO. or
under the decree OF foreclosure and sale
entered the same date.
other tribunals against the receivers on any
Of such claims. the presentation Of such
claims must recits such fact.
All proofs Of claims. debt: Or demands
S.n"is.iy as pr.etie:bls any collateral then
CALVIN XusTiN. Rse.ivsr.
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
COOLIDGE a HIGHT.
SO Congress 81,
Boston. Mas,
Solicitors for Receivers.
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Movements Of Naval yessels.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 81. - DESTROYER,
Ammen. Burrows. Henley, Trippe and War
rington and repair ship Panther have ar
rived at Block Island: tug Ajax at Dion
gapo; tank ship Arethuss ut Pensacola;
Eunboat Annapolis at Topoloba mpo
cruiser Baltimore and gunboat Dubuaue al
at Puget Sound: yacht Dolphin at wash
inston. battleship Olympia and collier
Hancock TO ssnto Domingo city; Eunboat
at San Diego; tug Patapsco at Newport;
Yacht syiph at Washington: destroyer
Tucker al Boston,
Battleships Connecticut. Florida. Okla
homa. Utah and Wyoming have sailed
from Hampton Roads for Southern drill
grounds: destroyer Bushnell from New port
for Block Island; cruiser Kanawha from
Hamrton Roads for New York submarines
lei. L-1. Les and La from Newport for
Block Island: mine shtp San Francisco
from HAMPTON Roads for New York: sup-
ply ship sspply nom Nssssahi fer Ysks.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Joseph
nestle lion having u. principal busi:
New York. viii apply TO- tn. supreme Court
q the stat. Of . YSrk, a specie,
County, At the County Court House Ia the
borough OF Manhattan. City Of New York,
on the eth. day. Of Dscembsr. 1915. In this
ss counsel can be heard, for an order au-
thorising the said corporation 70 change its
cooperate name to Joseph Richards Com
pAnv, ncorporateq
JAHEs v. .ckhPEN!ER. .A%t.ornss Tor
O6es snI Post Once Address. 0sSnd
csatrsi Tsrnissi Suildias. New yssk
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cESTsAt .vcTI2S CO. y; ss..ssn

CENTRAL AUCTION CO.. n; sheehen.
al ii a. M: clothing at 10 4. n.
Nov. .2-By u. Miller. 1F 9Th ave.
clothing, &C, to Nov. is. 1915.
Nov. Shy J. Simpson 4 Co.. :?5 Park
Row. all unredssmed pledges Of pearls.
diamonds and other precious stones,
$4,000. Oct. 1. 1915. and goods held over
from former sales.
Nov. 2s--By r. Simpson 4 Co, I43 West
diamonds and other precious stones,
watches. jswslry. siivsrware. &C. pledged
previous TO No. 1901. Aug. LIST. 1915. And
Nov. 2S-By NJ. Lavery. 2277 Sd Ave.
also So sth Ave. clothins. &c, to Nov. 20.
1915.
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JACOB snoNoUI. Ase.ie..--. - new,

~. sells az 10 A. 4.
Nov. 22-ciothinG. Ac., prior Nov. Is.
1915. Hsilbrun Bros. 1874 IL, Ave.
Ac.. prior Nov. is. 1918. TO No. $1,000. T.
Michael. 1919 "a Ave: r. Freel. B'kiyn.
Nov. 2<-Jewelry. watches. diamonds and
Singer. a2s 10th Ave.
Nov. 2I-Jewelry. watches. diamonds, &C.
prior Nov. 20, 1918. 4. Woldar, ?oat NOW
2oIs) Sd Ave. Also for Ridgewood Loan
Once. Brooklyn.
Nov. 2s-Ciothing. &C. pledged to Nov.
20. 1915. to No. S263i, inclusive. y. Eas-
KEEL 4 Sons. . Columbus Ave. Also similar
goods for A. selinser. <sI I'd Ave. and
". Well 4 Co., .?<T Sd Ave.
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HELr
WANTED

Americans, 20 to 40 years. to work In
production department Of large rubber
manufacturing plant, Unskilled men
a make from $500 to $500 per day
and learn rubber trade: will make
$500 while learning first few weeks
STEADY Employmsnt-S Hour Day.
No labor troubles. Business not de-
pendent on war orders. Only white
helm need apply. Physical examination
AT our employment ONCE. Apply In
person any Wednesday. Thursday or
Friday and present this advertisement
Employment once
THE GOODYEAR TIRE 4 RUBBER
CO.,
Akron, Ohio.
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AGENTS WANTED,

EARN 800 WEEKLY managing clean
svsrything: rGht party need not worry
about capital; splendid chance for intslii,
ssnt, :mpioysd person e eSnt.ol inds.
S~sftievisIs free. OPPoRTUHtTiIs Ex.
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ARMY AND NAVY D

f.owess ,.mpsr.ture. q, at <. ii.
Average temperature. -.
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The following navy orders were Issued

~
Commander Y. v KEENAN,. detached
Navy Yard Portsmouth, N w. to rom
detached command Vestal. TO Naval War
college; Commander e.. y. Galbraith. de-
tached naval magazine Iona Island. N Y.
TO inspector OF ordnance In charge Fort
Mifrin, Pa: Commander n. NJ. Wood. de-
tached Navy Yard Norfolk, to Naval War
College; Lieut.. r. Il. Coney. detached aid
on stan eommander reserve force Atlantic
fleet, TO Naval War College; Lieut.. w, II.
whitehead. detached naval station Key
West, Fla. TO As!atic station via January
transport. Lieut.. w, II. Puleston, de
,sched naval station Narragansett Bay. to
Asiatic station via February transport.
Lieut.. II. f. Rays, detached Naval War
COLLEGE. to aid to Commsndant naval sta
Cu!lough. detached Naval War College,
Newport, TO Navy Yard New York: Lieut..
W. r. Newton. detached aid on stan com
mander coast torpedo force Pacific feet, ia
temporary duty command Milwaukee
Lieut.. Junior grade F J. Lowry, de,
Raieish: Lieut., Junior srsds) G. .. Giiroy,
W. Va. Lieut.. Junior grade) r. q. Haas,
detached Leonidss,. 10 New Jersey: ENSIGN
r, r barrow. detached Memphis. 10
temporary duty receiving ship at Norfolk
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.

Sc Montanan. from Rio Janeiro.
81 san Guglielmo. from Naples.
IS Eastgate. from Havre.
Sc Curaca. from CriSobal.
Sc Comanchc. from Charleston.
Ss II Paso, from Charleston.
Sc Concho. from Key West.
IS II Mundo. from Galveston.
80 City Of GLASGOW. from boston.
Sc Monterey. from Progreso.
Sc Rayo. from Port Arthur.
So kattenturn, from Norfolk.
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succeed no record 10 worth the head OF -
switch Caster declares that Mr.. san,
born would do us all 9 favor u ne wcniv
What !. desired. and II this is accomplished
10 THE sun. III up our tackle and 80 out
Here's an example OF the II said So kind
Of big hsh legends: short time ago a
and who is a most enthusiastic angler. as
In his wife. told me that he had seen =
preserved trout down East that s we,sh isa
had also seem Il and that it was still
I wrote there asking for detail. Of tn.
sixteen and cne:ouarier pound brook tfSat
, Ss,sh hs ss'y n. ssa' h :Gd .a sss . . ash, ~s b., 'i IN:
pounds. a ten pound brook trout i, an
have faithfully accepted anything told him.
and hence swallowed the story OF It's eh-
I have made millions Of mistakes and
possibly one o, two Others may n1we m and
" "switeh Caster" are sr"jT jus, now in the same
box. but that Is no reason why any OF us
Let us hesye ink al each other but no
~ .i,.S Us - sAY S.y. din ::,. sss 81? ssa, fs:,r f.; =. 's 90
s s On. 'Ss.'h.&: sM sSo s; sS!ifSsiS ;i ash
III
New York. Nov. 81.
Eating Dognsh Patriotic Duty.
The people Of Great Britain are told by r.
G.. Stubs, curator Of the whitechapel Museum.
that patriotic duty demands that the English
man should eat doghsh. =.
Mr.. Stubbs's course Of reasoning In that u
10 q duty to live a. cheaply A. possible and
that doghsh II cheap moreover. that u IL
patriotic TO eat the nsh that are native TO
British waters instead Of those from foreign
seas.
Finally, a. q piscstorisi expert. he declares
that doGhsh II really not only edible but dell
cious.
The people Of New England are also urged to
sat doghsh. but not for the same reasons.
1T seems TO be the purpose Of the National
Fisheries Bureau TO make the consumption OF
doghsh a. Q see food compulsory" facetiously
remarks the Portland EasferH Argue.
1T 10 . harsh necessity. but from bureau
cratic dictums there Ia no apparent way to
escape. The doGnsh has been tried and con.
demned as q pest Of the sea and sentenced
10 be killed and eaten by the Yankees.
THE latter may say they don't like the
darned things and they amt AZ TO eat anyway.
but they have got to swallow their doshsh
1T 10 doubtful II even an appeal 20 the Su'
rreme Court can save them there IL nothing
In the Constitution against eating doghsh. Evil
IDENTIFY ell that remains to he done Ia for the
fishermen 10 bring in cargces Of doghsh and
put them on the market. People refusing "a
buy may then he arrested by the police and
sentenced to thirty days at hard dogfsh eaains
In iaii."
Portland. Me. Nov. -.
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Akron. Ohio

.torsman In an out Of town factory
must Know hox 70 handle men and be IA
miiisr with al .tsl:, Of net 2 mount
Sak Fifth Ave, New York Room 603)
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE A

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
united States Coast and Geodetic 0urvo0.
Standard Tine.
sun rfses. $50 N Sun sets.....laU Pm
Noon rises. .....3 :5tA
HIGH WATER THIS DAT,
sandy Hook. .l:is Gov. Island. .S:ii n
Hell Gate.....7;i ]
Low WATER THIS DAY. :"
SANDY Hook. il:1s A " Gov. Island. II - AN
He'll 0cs......1:l
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ARRrvED-rUEsDAY November n.

So Dante Aiighieri. 0 A. NJ, Nsplss. Nov
IS stockholm. t:o p. NJ. 0othenbuss.
s. San Giovanni, ! A. NJ. Gibrsitas.. New. g.
Oct. 30. '
Nov. Is.
Sc Havana, 1879 r. NJ, Havana. Nov. 10. -
&c Metapsn. 1870 A. NJ. Havana. Nov. II.
50 Bertha, I =. NJ. Sagua. Nov. Is.
Sc 81 Cid. Galveston. Nov. IS. q
ss Texas. Port Arthur, Nov. IL. 4,
% Jefferson. Norfolk. Nov. 20. y
Sc Cherokee. Wilmington, N, C., New. ~ r
Sc Rio Grande. Brunswick. Nov. 10. :,
80 Silvio Peliico. Norfolk, Nov. 70. g u
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The temperature in this city yesterday.
as recorded by the official Thermometer. 10
shown in the annexed table: