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PRODUCE MARKET.

BEANS AND PEAs-BEANs-Marr
ehoios, 100 lbs. ;ii,5o0ii.75; Manchu.
rian, tli.So; coscarrones, Chilean, $50
s7B pea. choice. 1875; medium, choice,
3s.26; Lady Washington. California, s7.T5
0s; small white. California. t775 q b:
large white. Idaho, S7T5@s; tepary. CALI
forhiA. t6@5.76; kotenashi, Japanese or
Corsan, t6.75; daifuku, Manchurian. $3.50;
red kidney, choice, s1s.5oQ13.7B; red mar
row, s1i.Bo; kintoki. Manchurian, &4@6.60;
yellow eye, $3.50: white kidney. choice,
3lA15912.b0; imperials, $40; kumamoto.
Manchurian, $3.50; caballero. Chilean,
$3.50; bayou. Chilean, S606.75;, cranberry,
MaEchuriau, round, s6.Tb0T!26; long.
ss.5oC7; short. s5.5ogs; California, $40
80; pink. California, 81; lima, CaliforniA,
choice. t{3.7B. PEAS-Scotch. 1918. S6.75
o.; green, Wisconsin, s6,6097; Idaho,
ST.259750; Washington. }76061.75; Cali
fornia, $3.50 us; Chilean, 4760; Aus
tralian, s75oG 7.T6; japanese. ss,so9S.bO;
black eye. California. ,e26; splits. yellow,
Manchurian. .5.75@s; large. tSaS.bo.
EUrTER-cresmery, higher than extras.
lb.. IS y q Sc: extras. e2 score. 66c.: hrsts.
30 10 81 score. 5S964o.: hrsts, IS to 50
score. 64h 9S7c.; seconds, SO to 81 score.
sIh @5shc.; lower grades. 50651c.; un-
sailed, higher than extras, ESQ sc; extras,
eS5h Q67Hc-; hrsts. 58h q 65c.; seconds,
5fh 0B7hc: state dairy, tubs. finest, $50
sac: good to prime. $40 e2c.; common to
fair, +e9bsc: ladies. current make, nrsts.
$50 4ec.; seconds. 46h Q47c.; lower grades.
40 @ 4sc.; packing stock. current make. No.
!, ten q t7c.; No. 2. 4sc.; lower grades 40
0tSHe;
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no SSssrs j. s Py F,''h is rSnp Clarke
PATRoLlfHN.
Malachi Ryan, 18th Preo., TO lOth frec-'
Baxter q. stephenson. s'd Prec., to 9th
Prec. 80. ~.
John r. Green. iSd Prec.. assigned to
John H. Smith, ara Preo. assigned to
Eugene 4 Meenssh. asa Prsc.' to Traf-
Nc TO o take O effect "a. NJ october 4. 1919:
From 7th Prec. to nth Prec., assignment
TO duty at Gouverneur Hospital diseon-
tinued:
Daniel Hagserty, Charles e. Mason,
Francis j. Marion.
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
SERGEANT.
Thomas II. eastman, 18th Prec.. as
sIsnod to signal monitor fTo quiz oeto Ssy
8, iS1s.
william E. Anderson. 18th Prec., assigned
to day tour and excused from reserve
duty, for 80 days from A. M. Octo-
George Pcattie, 42d Preo., to Headquar;;
as operator p P'S Or OF automobis from n
September 30. 1919, during absence OF
operator on sick report; 80
James Wren. SD Prec; to LIST lnsp;
days from s 4. NJ October 3. 1919.
ASSIGNMENTS DISCONTINUED.
PATRoLMEN.
James Wren, $50 Prec, 70 SD Prec.'
to duty at Kingston Avenue Hospital tem-
porary). from s A. NJ. october 3, 1919.
From precincts indicated to list Insp.
porsfyj, from 8 A. M October 5, is1s:
Maiachi Ryan, Is: Michael Reilly, IS.
LEAVES OF ABSENCE.
The following leaves of absence arc au-
thorized. without pay:
PATRoLMEN.
John r. Brennecke, 18th Prec., for
day from ~ p. NJ. October /, 1919.
Patrick H. English, 21st Prec., for
day, from 1901 a. NJ October Z; 1919.
Jacob Greenbers, 2Sth Prec.. for day
from u noon october 5. 1919. o.. A.,
slessl GoIdstein. seth Preo.. for 1 day
For day from 1 P. NJ. October 3: Ed
ward stearn. es. and Henry e. Eisman, %.
PROBATIONARY PATRoLMEN.
Herman P. Litowitz, o. and Louis
Jacobs, 90.
APPLICATIONS FOR FULL PAY.
The following applications for fun pay
PATROLMEN.
Thomas osuilivsn. 14th Prec,. from
p. M. August II. during disability. =,
September Ha Is. during GO disability. ~
Thomas Lyman, goth Prec.. from IL 30
p. N. septsmber -, during disability. :.
A. NJ September 7 to y noon September .:
John p. Corbley. 42d Prec. from 9:55
A. N: September 10 to ~ P. NJ. septemr
william ]. Harvey. SD Prec.. from 8
P. NJ. September to - noon September "a.
10 so NJ 9e during I disability
James Sweeney. 116th Prec.. from 1925
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Boston Wool Market Report.

BOSTON. Oct. 3.-The Comm ercidI Bal
lctin tomorrow will say: THE market
has been more or less irregular this
week, some houses reporting fair bust
ness while others have been dull. Prices
on good fine staple woods are firm.
1.-THE British Government Wool Con-
troller Is in Boston arrdng ng for the
auction about the first Of the year OF
direct Australaslan wool shipments. the
initial shipment totalling $4,000 bales.
The foreign primary markets are gen.
orally steady. The manufacturing sit
uation is unchanged.
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Police Department
Orders.
TRANSFERS AND AssIGNMENTs.

TRANSFERS AND ASSiGNMENTS.
The following transfers and assignments
are ordered. To take effect +. NJ. Oc-
tober 3, 1919:
CAPTAINS.
Percy NJ. Du Bots. 18th Prec., 20 32d Prec.
John II. Boyle, Jr., 32d Prec., to 18th
Prec
SERGEANTS
To take effect A. NJ October T. 1919:
Michael ]. o'Loushlin, nth, Prec.. TO
18th Prec.
william Young, Ssth Pree.. to 7Tth P-ec
To take effect A. n October s. 1919:
John p. O'Connel, eth Prec.. to Attn
Prec,
James J. Cook. 21st Prec., to 18th Prec.
Frederick Hollenbach, 18th Prec., to s2d
Prec.
John Tomany. s7th Prec.. TO 7sth Prec.
From 2Sth Prec., to precincts indicated:
George Wischebrink, 7; Frederick w
Hillman. 10; Daniel McGlinchy, 81; Will
lam S. Curran, 36.
From precincts indicated to 2sth Preo
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COTTON STATISTICS.

Liverpool Cables-spot cotton u fair business
doing at % points decline the basis OF
i9. SD. for middlings. Sales 5000, including
400 American. Imports 1000, none American.
Futures opened quiet at s to II points decline.
Closed quiet at a net decline OF to 10 points.
October, 1898; December, 1887; January, 1875;
March, 1850; May, Ii 6S; July, 1913. Man
chester-Yarps dull cloths in good demand.
Week End Figures Of the New York Cotton
Exchange = Weeks into sight 2s7, 1855 bales,
against SIS, si7 last year; for the season &c.,
47, against 1873 sos General visible supply
supply American 2740 sos, against 2, 252, 926 last
year. Decrease in general visible supply for
the week g. $50, against an Increase of LAS, ISL
last year. Increase In visible American 60, So
sxainst increase Of ia, ISL last year. Spinnere
takings. American for the week 216 625, against
$50, 800 last year, and for the season Al 617,
aglin6t ], 275,6 81 last season.
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A. n: September IL to ~ ?. NJ ssp,...
Kyran Farrell. Traffic DIV, sub-piv
from ii:40 A. ". September 20. during an
ability.
oliver J. Brigley, Traffic DIV, sub.p,,
g, from TAO A. M. September 20. durh,
disability. Ivy
Conrad X. walter, Traffic DIV, sub.pl,
G, from $50 p. NJ. September 20, durlsr
disability. e
Harry McGoush, Tranic DIV, Motorcyc,,
Squad No. /, from 3:10 p NJ. Septemb.
IL, during disability.
PROBATIONARY PATRoLMAN.
John J. Woods. Tth Prec.. from T,b
A. VI. September 90 during disability.
RESIGNATION.
The following resignation Is accepted.
PATROLMAN.
To take effect IL p. NJ. October ..
Edward ]. Caddell. No. 035, 26th Pre-.
PROMOTION.
The Police Commissioner has promo,a
the following civilian from laborer to cars,
takor:
To take effect october I.
Arthur v. OfLeary. 3sth Prec.
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New orlean. Cotton Market.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 3.-Selling pres
sure was felt to-day by the cotton mar
lset on the opening and It continued to
the close last prices being the lowest OF
the session and showing losses of 81 to
100 points. The unfavorable reports
concerning President Wilson's condition.
were the main feature against the mar
l5et. October, S1.43c. December, 81. 04c. /;
January, So.ssc.: March. so.s4c,; May.
SO. csc. = n Spot cotton. 80 points lower.
MtrtdtfnR, 32c
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seiis Poiysoops Co. inc..Mutusi
Film Corpn.: March "a, As1T...
same--Same; March II, 1915.
Stubbings, Georee-M. Maibin;
Schwartx, Ignatz-N. Hirschhorn
As ct al Nose. psG and n isll;,;.
rem Chemical q Mfg. Co.;
March 4. 1915.
Independent Provision Co.-City
Of N. Y; Dec, ~, 1918.
Hebbard. Lester SC. II. Bow
ers; April 30. 1919.
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Production Increases
in All Cotton Cloth

TALL RIVER, Oct. s.-while the
r. local cotton cloth market
i opened this week with trading
brisk, the closing was rather dull, but
prices continued steady. Sales for
the week are estimated at about 170,-
900 pieces. with deliveries extending
through this year and contracts in
some cases calling for delivery into
the first months of next year.
Reports from mills indicate that
production, which was only about
two-thirds normal during the sum-
mer months. Is beginning to increase
somewhat
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COFFEE MARKET.

After opening at declines of to 10
points with the early trading quiet, cof-
fee values frmed up yesterday on sud
den demand from a few OF the large
trade houses and some general buying,
believed inspired by private cab les re-
porting advances In Santos futures,
which later were reported officially $50
to 375 reis higher. On the bulge Deem
Der and March touched s14.70. final
prices showing net gains of SO to A
points for the day.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT, en-
.ered into on the 18th day Of May, 1913
by and between JOHN WANAMAkEE
NEW, YORK, and HAROLD HERSEi
vii sell on the 18th day OF October. l3N
At ten o clock in the forenoon in the p.u'
department OF John Wanamaker, NsF
y ork. 764 Broadway, in the city. Cour
and state Of New York, one Stvle Campb4-
Player Piano and Bench, Mahogany. S.
2012s6. as provided by Sections s. and T.
of the Personal Property Law.
DANIEL. GREEN WAl.D- AmctInnast
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Tonopah Mine strike Settled.

ToNoPAH, New. Oct. "a proclama.
ton announcing the strike, which has
enforced idleness in the Tonopah and
Divide mines since August IT. has been
called of. was issued to-day by Gov.
Boyle. The settlement was effected
through a new organisation of miners
and mill workers under q charter from
the American Federation of Labo. The
strike was called by alleged members OF
the Industrial Workers OF the World
who wore said to have come from ART
xona.
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SPOT MARKETS.

ne local market for spot cotton was quiet
and los points lower at 31.2o for middllng
sales nil. Southern spot markets-G aiveston
steady, 80 points lower at &c.; sales 100
bales, New Orleans steady, 50 points lower at
&c: sales ass bales. Mobile quiet, 50 points
quiet, unchanged at Sc. sales 20 bales. VIII
lninxton nominal, 1c. lower at SOC. sales nil.
baltimore nominal. 20 points lower at s1.75;
sales nil. Augusta quiet, 10 points lower at
uN; sales To bales. st. Louis steady, un-
changed at $3.50; sales 14.4s3 bales. Little
Rock quiet. 60 points lower at 32c /: sales iH
bales. Dallas steady, 30 points lower at 32.s5 ;
sales II $40 bales
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To show Winter Millinery.

Next week will mark the inaugura-
tion Of distinctive winter season in
the various branches of the millinery
trade. Heretofore the spring and fall
seasons have been the only ones recog-
nized, but this year wholesalers and re-
tailers have cooperated In q movement
to launch a distinct winter season.
Manufacturers Of trimmed hats have
prepared special lines of winter models
which will be displayed in the wholesale
houses for the benefit of buyers for re-
tail stores located in all sections of the
country.
1t Is planned that retailers will show
their purchases during the week of
November TO-
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Active Demand for Dry Goods.

CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-The current whole
sale distribution of dry goods was very
much in excess of the corresponding
week a year ago and orders from road
statesmen for both immediate and future
delivery were much greater In volume.
Marshall Field & Co. report this week.
Collections continue most satisfactory, 1t
is said
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Yarn Market Changes Little.

BOSTON, Oct. S-There has been but
little change in the market for fine
worsted yarns and tops this week,
although some spinners have offered
slightly lower prices. The top market
10 dragging and mills are not showing
much disposition to buy, but prices are
holding their own fairly well. The noil
market is stronger and prices have
jumped 10 cents above those current
ten DAYS ago
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CLOTHING q EQUIPAGE DIVISION
Munitions Building, Washington, u
Sealed proposals In triplicate Will be r.
oeived here until 10 a. NJ, October 3D.
1912 for furnishing all or any pat II
a,7OO, 900 O. u. Cotton Handkerchief
specifications No. 1899 Proposals mus
bear guaranty of ten per cent. thereof
Information sent on request
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LOsT, FOUND AND REWARDS.

LOST--Brown fox neck fur brown rHN
fon lining, between 18th and broadway q
station. Reward. Return u
22ll Broadway
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MERCHANTS desiring representation N
Belgium, Holland, and Scandinavian CoJr'
tries should communicate fun partiollh'
before date sailing for Europe Of W
Alfred earlier. Export q Import Brussels
Belgium, at Room lOlS. "a state stree
Phone Rrond az.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
STANDARD Time.
Sun rises. ..e:54 A NJ Sun sets. .... 6:s6 p N
Moon sete..,..1 :23 A NJ
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. .s:E Pm Gov. island. Ans p NJ
He'll Gste......5:54 PM
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 10 .os A M Gov. Island. Ie:47 A NJ
Hell Gate. ...R:S AM
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Coffee Cables-Rio was unchanged at lOe75O
for Is. Exchange l-32d. higher at 14ttd. Re
cepts 1000 bags and stock 500 600 bags. In
santos spots were unchanged at $4,000 for As
and 1880 for Is. Futures were 70 TO lbs rels
lower. Receipts Is, 900 bags and stock 1918 900
bags. Receipts at the ports were 80 900 bags
against 1900 last year and 1000 two years
sgo. Sac Paulo had %, 900, against $4,000 and
50 900. and Jundiahy 1900, against 200 and
a. 900 bags, respectively. Fine weather was
reported In all districts of Sac Pauo. Cleared
from Santos 10 900 bags for New Yort
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RECORDED LEASES.

HENRY ST. 812-314, all--I.eon VI Lesser,
exr, to Max Silverstein, 528 s1st st,
8 yrs from Sept /. 1910; attys. Lppman
e S SWAY way ami 30 900
part Circle Theatre with door 10 lobby
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CORPORATION NOTICE.


WHEREAS. the undersigned corporatoi
filed In the office of the Superintendent o.
Insurance of the State of New York. on
the 20th day OF September. 1918. decas
ton and charter setting forth their inten'
ton to form a corporation to be known a.
the NORWICH UNION 1NDEMNlTT
COMPANY" in conformity with the pro
visions of the Insurance Law of the Stat,
Of New York; and
WHEREAS. said declaration and chartr
has been approved by the Attorney Gen.
eral OF the State OF New York, who hi,
duly certified to the same and said 81.
perinte ndent of Insurance has issued ,
certified copy OF such declaration and
charter and certificate to tho undersign.d
corporators who desire to proceed to or.
ganiEe said company:
NOW THEREFORE. We, the under
signed corporators hereby declare our In
tention to organize the "NoRwlcH
principal oftics in the Borough OF Man
haitian, City of New York. under and b.
virtue OF Article II of tho Insurance Law
OF the State Of New York, Section 10. a.
amended, and more particularly under thu
second, third. NTH. sixth, ninth and eley
enth subdivisions of said Section 10 OF sad
Insurance Law, as amended.
Dated New York City, Sept. &c. 1919.
Walter G. Falconer.
Howard X. Wood, Edward NJ. willis, Hil..
lam J. Neilan, William A. Rogers william
win Bruce Hallett. Robert X Thistle
Harry B. Davis Harry o. Coughlsn. PaG
8. Smith. Philip L. Nelser.
sHEARN & HARE. Attorneys.
90 William Street, n. y. City.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
SATURDAY.. Oct. 4.

Great Britain. Ireland. Norway. Sweden,
Denmark Germany, Hungary, Lithuania Lat
via. Finland, Archangel, South Africa. Gibral-
tar, Madeira and Cape Verde Islands, via
Plymouth: Netherlands. via Rotterdam (other
countries via Boulogne. must be specially
addressed): also parcel post mails for Great
Britain. Ireland, Egypt, British India Brit
ish East Africa. Malta, Zanzibar. Pemba and
Netherlands S. Neuw Amsterdam, 8 A. NJ.
Portugal and Spain Especially addressed
only, via Lisbon, Cadiz and Barcelona; also
parcel post mails for Portugal. Spain. Canary
Islands and Ceuta, Melilla and TAngler In
Morocco IS Emilia s. de Perez. $3.50 A NJ
Europe. Africa and West Asia. via Cher
bourg and Southampton; also parcel post
mails for Greal Britain. ireland, Egypt. Brit
ish India, British East Africa, Malta, Zanzi-
bar and Temba. Ss. Lapland, A. M.
Azores Islands Utaly must be specially ad.
dressed for despatch by this Steamship, via
Ponta Delgada and Naples; also parcel post
mails for Azores and Italy. IS. Pesaro, u NJ.
sGold Coast, via Seccondee Accra and Win
nebah. S. Benny, II NJ
Tuesday, Oct. :.
Great Britain. Ireland. Finland and Arch
angel via Liverpool; also parcel post mails
for Great Britain, Ireland, Egypt, British
India, British East Africa, Malta. Zanzibar
and Pemba Sc. CarmRnia, s A. NJ. $3.50 A. M.
Greece parcel post mails only), via Patras
SIS Sehohaire, 10 A. NJ.
KamcroUn, FernandopO. st. Thomas French
Congo and Belgian Congo, via Dualo. Fer
nnndopo, ST. Thome, I1berville, Port Gentil
Bona and Matadi, SIS. Shonga, II NJ.
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Bueno. Ayrs. Grain Market.

BUENos AYREs. Oct. s.-Closing grain
prices. Prices shown in pesos and 'centayos
per 100 kilos t22o.6 pounds.
Net Net
Close. Chgs Close ChEs
WHEAT-Tone steady FI4AXsEED-Firm,
Nov. l6l N.I5 -tl5lOct... 2Sl r1.D +ib0
Feb D. 1904 i4.10 +sOlFeb,.. 3I 1880 i so
CoRN-steady. OATS
Oct. 7eis $50 +SolNov. u tn
Nov. 500 100 $50
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FOR SALE.


DIAMONDS bought, sold, for cash only
tHtes bought BENNETT liza b'wsy 'upstAr
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OUTGOING sTRAMsIups.
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
Due To-day.

SIS West Corum, Bordeaux, Sept. 10
SIS Alban, Para, Sept. II.
IS Nupolels Copenhagen, Sept. l6.
Sc City OF Columbus. New Orleans Sept. g
SIS La Perouse. CsdiI. Sept. 20.
SIS Chautauqua. London, Sept. Is.
SIS PowhAtan. Brest. Sept. e.
Sc Calico. Hull Sept. ls.
SIS East Indian. London. Sept, 10.
SIS Carlsholm, Gothenburg, Sept. 10.
SIS Bella Bordeaux, Sept. 1s
SIS Muskoeee. Rouen. Sept. 10.
Sc Norman Bridge, Liverpool. Sept. Is.
So Medford, Cristobal. Sspt "a
SIS City Of Savannah, Savannah, Sept. -.
SIS Veendyk, Rotterdam, Sept %.
Is Keunaushah, Dunkirk, Sept. a.
IS Pequot, Rotterdam. Sept. 10
SIS Quittscas, Gibraltar, Sept. 20.
SIS Ceylon Maru, Gibraltar, Sept. 20.
SIS Nuris, Barcelona. Sept 20.
SIS Storiken, Hamburg. Sept. "a.
Sc Kerwood. Hamburg, Sept. 20.
SIS Usage, Barbados. Sept. %.
Due Tomorrow.
SIS Orisaba. Breet. Sept a.
IS MAtoppo, Gibraltar, Sept. 20.
Sc Tuscarora Ayonmouth, Sept. s2.
SIS West Harlan. Cristobal. Sept. 2s
SIS Gen. o. H. Ernst. Cristobal, Sept ".
Sc FL Eorte, Galveston. Sept. 30.
SIS Mohawk. Jacksonville. Oct. ..
Duo Monday.
SIS SamIand. Antwerp. Sept. Is.
ss Samese Prince, Havre. Sept. %.
SIS Presidente Wilson. Gibraltar, Sept. %.
SIS West Lashaway, La Pallice. Sept %.
SIS Penmorvah. Dunkirk, Sept. %.
SIS Cramond. Bordeaux. Sept. 70.
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN.
s2.sSs.so

The first name is that OF debtor; Sc
that Of creditor, and date judgment
filed;
schwarz. Aaron Nm. II. Crom-
we'll; April l6, l9l7.,....... $2,6
Huber. Eugene c.-J. A. Mitchell;
Oct. 80. 1917. .........,...,.,. II
Mason, Lillian BIT. OConnell;
Stewart, Arthur-W. ElEsa; July
Truehsrt. RobertEw. Farrell;
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oOTrONsEED OM.-Rangs Of pricesi

CHEESE-State, whole milk. fresh fats,
run. lo0soHO.; lower grades. 2s92she.;
held hata, specials. si1Sze.. average run.
.sh 0aoAei twins specials. colored or
white, Bo0S0hoi average run. 29h q
3sHG; lower grades, 2502sc. wisconsin,
whole milk. twins, fresh. is0sohc.; single
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TRANsPACIFIO MAILs.

The connecting mails close al the General
Post offce and City Hall Post nfhce station
New York at p. NJ, as follows:
Japan. Korea, China, Siberia, siam, Cochin
China and Netherlands East Indies, via So
attic, S. KaShima Maru. Oct T.
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sITUATIoNs WANTED-FLMALE'

WIDOW, American, with g'r. yso,.
desires position. companion, houseNseAiI,,
bachelor or widower's home, 40 uoye,,6.i.i
TO country or suburbs. h q ls.' es'"'
u a y L
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SITUATIONS wANTED-NAIt.

YOUNG discharged colorcd ohcer ~
school graduate. notary. desires pos,,nI Sni
law or real estate concern " FO"'N
rs West g9th ST.
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DRUGGISTS-To men registered 70
New York state; who are HmbIuoJs 20
become managers; who can aaap'
Themselves TO our system, and pro
duce the desired results, positions are
offered in our stores that afford rPpo-
tun.ties for rapid Advancement ga.
airy and commission, Appy any lu
between . \. NJ, and I =. NJ 10 hm'
ployment Department. LiEgeits hlhd'
Hegeman Drug stores, l5l fitih Az"
nue.,
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SIS vindelia, from Glasgow.
SIS Henry Clay. from London.
IS Yeloshi Mau. from Colombo.
SIS Osakis, from Coquimbo.
SIS william p. Palmer. from Jacksonville.
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JUNIOR CLERKS-Gocd oppor'-nlW ~
advancement. High school graduate Pr
ferred; ages 1871; $50 month. "''~
lO4S, 100 Broadway.
LEARN TO BE CtiAUFr th-Ps,,.t
~, nrohtable work; day and 'yenl'
a..as send for free booklet and Pc
WEST -IDN Y VI {, a. Sl2 IVES. 80 :.
LACE MAKER. one used 10 nt5s'.
machines preferred. THOMAS D. AhL;1T
Maurice Az. ana Ryerson 81, w Ln.-- y. =
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AGENTS. pound Of our herbs drives ~
most stubborn case OF rheumatism "rfIeF
out of the system; never fails; pound ~
RHEUMATISM HERB CO. Nar'rr. -AL
Auto scnUo. Largest and b-st s.hoO, 10 ~
WEST SIDE US. Send for booklet and 20.
Y.M. q. A. to school, Telephone Colamea
u6 W S7th st. 1890 spe1a clRA-s for aGS
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK

SIS Giuseppe Verdi. at Genoa.
IS 0rduna, at Liverpool.
SIS James 8. whitney. at Liverpool.
Ss Wells City. at bristol.
SIS Waco, at Plymouth.
SIS Haddon, at Gibraltar.
IS Italia, at Almeria.
SIS Santa Ana, at Valparaiso.
IS Castle Town. at Cherbourg.
SIS Roma, at Gibraltar.
SIS Nordfairer, at Buenos Ayres.
SIS Comus. at New Orleans.
SIS Arapahoe, at Jacksonville.
The sun., 1919-10-04
Business Troubles.
JUDGMENTS.

The following judgments were filed yes
terday; the first name is that OF the
iebtor:
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-09-05
NEwLYwEDs RErURN HOME

The newlyweds-Mr. and Mrs. Hen
ry Ydstie-came in from Denver Mon
day morning, and are domiciled at La
Veta hotel for the present. Mrs.
idstie was formerly Miss Freddie La
mar, and the wedding took place in
Denver last Tuesday afternoon, ut Loo
o'clock. Rev. George Nuckolls. so
well known to Gunnison folks, per-
formed the ceremony. using the beau
tiful ring service of the NJ. +. church.
The bride was attired in q white serge
gown, trimmed in sealsl<in and wore q
black picture hat, which made q char
ming costume. The wedding was wit
messed by the immediate relatives and
a few personal friends.
This popular young couple need nc
introduction to Gunnison folks, as
they are both well known to us all
Mrs. Ydstie came here year ago to
accept a position as one of the instruc-
tors of the State Normal School. She
proved a most efficient and popular
young lady, but the call of Cupid was
too strong.
The groom is one of the dispatchers
of this division Of the Rio Grande. He
returned just five months ago from
over seas, where he was lieutenant
with the Russian Railway Corps, and
spent nearly two years abroad. His
former home Is in Jamestown, N. ID.
Their host Of Gunnison friends wish
them long and happy welded life.