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NEW YORK'S
PRIVATE
SCHOOLS
Itll'MI MKN AND BUYR.
ItTliktLt.Y-IKt'lNO tVCIIOOL.
tmni Primary to College." Or..
antra X IWI. eic. i,vu year.
ilrd St. Tel. Schuyler 4838.
nnTitiiALC cou.vrn rciiool. .
nacres, near n Uortlandt I'K. at xti sc.
iiir Hoarding Boya. F. H. Racket. Head-
ElSlte f. Intimate leading uy m-noianr .si en .
illE KOIIVT SCHOOL FOR ROTS.
IKcplatc-on.lludaon. 307 Klngsbrldgs.
country day inn noaruing scnooi lor
toinSff wrt HAHRY J. KITOKL. I'rln.
uunaiid school rnn hot.
iJmmi H Ml 3139 IE. IIDTI D1T imtlli
.!7ar. Including Hat'r. "ndyhour. Ton
llfcCourtV Ath' rirtJ. Kind o ("ollns
for and yocNq womk.v.
oh ninn
J.!"'iV I nrt .. .i oath hl. Ki
ram kinase-
iS'en to rnllcgs. attanVon trlraa
Sib studv of Ingush, rreneb. Mala,
THK BARNARD RCHOOL f OR (URL",
indersarten to Oollse-s. Orsdiiats- i
Eng College. OrmnMlurn and Teaals.
CtUlofU.
431 Wsss WSth Htrs-st.
BOTH !4ER.
TllfBBOWN SCHOOL OF TUTORINC,
ill";; -,,h Col. ssos.
r.-vaaa imis. line et a time wliri teocnsr
ill "day study. Two nn work Id oas.
irrlllCAL CULTUHK RCIIOOL
Ircnirtl I'krW West aid Sixty-third atTMt
ithletlc Held. Open Alf Department.
tonl DIRKVTOKT AFPr.AHn DAILY
ilil. BCIIIiOL. COLLEUK AND CAMS'
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D.tNCINCJ.
KYW YORK CITT. Nats Task.
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II n 11. llEPHURN Wlt0-r. M. H.. Modem
Dnt. HZ (Hi nv cor lith t.. New York.
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nnVT HUT AN AUTO.MORII.R
unlm rou know how to arlect it. drlte It
ind kfp l( in propiT rvpir. i bkg ad
lomoNlf ownrra' rour In thy , Itrfoat and
Mi rnulpprd whool In th U. 8. SatU
fKtioo nxarantrnl. Writ for booklM.
At'TOMORILR RCHOOL
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PRIVATE
SCHOOLS
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tutions that it it difficult for parents
to decide which to select. To help
solve your problem unbiassed infor
mation bearinf on your particular
instance and booklets of any school
or college will be sent you free upon
request. Write, stating near what
city or town you wculd like your
children to be, what kind of school
and how much you desire to spend
for tuition and support. Immedi
attly upon reading this advertise
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rAWNBROKKRy 8AI.KS.
i .
JOSEPH MIONUOOII'.t SONS. Julius
IhoniooJ, Aucl., at liowery, sell 10 A. M
Dec 11 Ulamonile. xntclies. J.welry.
Mill nnil ends, &c. nil aumls led(rd prior
Ker. 4, 1V1S. In No. 6H191 anil nil goo'ls
Irll over. Natlonni C"llnl-riil Co., f. till
t Itst'lnrr. prop.. 401 Sd Ave. Al" from
St. fll'll to 87150 Dec. I. ISIS. M
Kiphlrl, .;: lh Ave. JUvhlol llros.. 1137
ii .We.
! 11 Mfn's and women's clnthlnir
fli!tM prior Dsc. 1. 191S. Hur Wolfe,
I'l JUidwin Ave., Jersey Oily. 11. Joseph.
IK i!ro St.. Jersey City.
t II All dlsmonda. watcliea. Jewelry.
tJlrsrware, ojda und ends, pledged prior
6. uin. lo No. 6150. ana all oiuer
tei. Hen l'raser. lit Sd Ae. Also elm
lUr foods pledKeil prior Der. 1. 1911. Ale
framirj, tj ;, Ave. J. lllumtnlhul, ii6
. H ll Men's and women's clothing,
Jry gnmis, hr.i, Ac. from No. 45000 to
So. sii i C. I.atig, 170 Ave. C
f-" slnilur Kiiods from No. 42054 to No.
I'l 00 tn lie 1, 15, Hugh livery, 146
fin. n iirnoklyn.
Dec it Men's mid women's clothing i
from S'J'j ,0 157; ,0 j(i.Ct j, iir. rol I
! ." :s7 3d Ave, Also similar goods. I
"in rrnser .USS 3d ,e,
, I'ee U- hontond Hro., rhn. A- Julius
ehingniid, u tluneers, 139 Ilroadway, will
II A M thla ii,y n rjre stork of high
t'fir fur Ined oercoate from No. 6S0O0.
J. Ull, o No. 75000, Jan. 13, 1815,
f I from Jim. 1J, 19IS. to No. 17S00, Dec. 1,
, by enter Tobias t'ohen. 195 3d Ave.
" ' A I ilUnionils nnd other precious
"n's In arlous eettlnga, nil watohes,
i'!ry of every dcsrrlptlnn, silverware,.
an 1 rnd. Ac. and all oilier goods
t";!M prior Nov. 14, 1515. to No. 3:379.
I dt sun s hclil over from prenous
Miber.teln Hros.. : 4 S7 sill Ae.
Dei- 1 4- Mens and women's i-lothlng,
jry (riois, fhoi-s, Ac, pledged prior Dec,
' 1JI HJth l-'rcel. :9 New L'liHinbers Si ,
similar kooIh from No. CisOO to No.
io, n,i a, guoia held from previous
l) ll lis rs. un'il f.Vi.H,i.'tiln..L' nt .lln
j i, . iiii,ipr.
Mini Si. Iltl la. In
,l,1 A'l dlumonds and other prrcluiis
' "ne- i various settings, nil watches, Jew
"'y f even- desirlptlon, silverware, odds
it ends and all other mlscellaneou iir
it," He'lssd prior Nov, 15. 1916. tn No.
"li ai. 1 a I goods held over from previous
,' D. Sllheretrln'a Sons, nth Ave.
Dtc i Men's nnd women's rlnthlng,
f'l' goods, thoes. ale, pledged prior Nov,
.lists 'ii No. 32329 and all older date,
f'lfcerttelu llros, 2(57 nth Ave. Also sluil
'.'Wll to No. 10150. H. Freund, 2722
'I Ave.
JAf (in MKiNfiUT, Auctioneer, SB Dow.
r. tli, ai in a. M.
Dee ll ,Hy peo-jles Collateral Pledge
feisty 51 Liberty St., nil unredeemed
r 'escea of Jewelry, watches, diamonds, and
f''4gei of every description from Aug. 2,
Jill, tn Oct 3D, 1916. and from Nos. 50129
HISS, both Inclusive. Also pledges of
'Iks i). rltliiii pledged at 177 East lltth
fr'in Aug, 23, 1916. lo Oct. 10. 1915,
id from No.. 501 to S229. both Inclusive.
Use. 12. Jewelry, watches, diamonds and
ail plrox.i pledged to Dec. 5, 1115, from
I?0- 17050 to 16450. J. Weinberger. Ill
Av. L L,"
., mi ni.'i lur fiaiiviii. ... v..i i u in -
Ull Si Itdu,!,!.,.. ,.-.- naAa rta 111 .
for M, Harlem. 191 Colum-
iv forger, 665 7th Av. arid 8. Merger,
"I W 42d HI.
an . "- Jewelry, watches, dls-rhonda and
'hp Me.. pt0r j), a ) 1 a. M. Bernstein
IMeitttln tt Don. succeasor). III 1st
e. ,,u (r a. Kleiner Hon. Ill 1st
N, Edelateln Son, Long Island.
Alto nil goods pledged with 8. Lehman, 63
' , "'""'In" Ht, and goods recovered from th.
'burtlsry nt that address.
lo-i: M Jewslry, watches, diamonds,
eo'Js and ends and pladfea of .vary da
"iMIun pledged to Te. 7, 1111. to No.
I'M, loth Inclusive, snd older dates held
;r p Kaskil . Hons. I Columbus Ave.
Dee. 15 Jawelry, watches, diamonds and
11 Plsdgei prior Deo. 8, HIS, to No, 17101
M nlnrr dates h.ld 'over. N. Y. Loan
",. M. Mrowu, prop.. Mil Id Avs. Also
S. llngefa Hons, II Manhattaa IK.
t-nitr Bros , inc., Ilf Trsraoat Ara.
I 1
W.NTKB HKSOBTH. I
WBVY JER8KY Atlantic City.
HOTEI,TPAMOgi
im . r -r -
"The Traymore" (he recofnlted render
ou of the faahionable world, for I ha So
ciety Season would be incomplete without
r vitit to thia wonderful Palace by the Sea
The Traymore Idea
! variety variety in lit wonderful archi
tecture variety in ila artiitic decoration
and, above all, variety, never ceaiing, in iho
entertainment provided to delight each in
dividual guet and "to charm away dull
care."
Chrittnai-New Year's Holidays
Special efforta have been put forth, guar
anteeing program of attractiona exceed-,
ing if poitible-. anything ever before at
tempted. Write at once to aecure reserva
tions, if you have not already done so.
.Spil TrsTtnote Features ol Interest Tha
marble Eachante, piobedly the moat esten
aive in tha world I the beautilul Forecuurt,
nome of the mafic cryatall the da
lnhtlul Rote Halli the enoimoua Dinine
room and KeeUutantl the SubmarineCnll
and Kotundat the three Fionieiwde Deckai
ine unrarr i ower. etc. tiand Upeia
Concerts in the Grand Piomeaade.
THE LARGEST nRF.PRnnr
RESORT HOTEL La tke WORLD
Daniel S.WMte Jos.W. Matt
Pres. Can. Mgr.
N.Y. BOOKING OFFICE
410 Times Bide.
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A racoanlstrd ..stanaara I
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THE ItADINO RC50HT HOULOf THCVfORLD
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ATLANTIC CITY.N.aJ.
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ATI-ANTIC CITY. N. J.
America's Famous All Ysur Itasort.
NKW JKRfKY Ijikniood.
The Palmer
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N. .1.
1'rlvnte ll.ithf
EASTERN STEAMSHIP LINES.
AU-lhc- Way-bu- Wattr.
$3toBOSTON
METROPOLITAN l.lNK.Houtnla Uma
Island Hound, lliizanla lln) and Hie
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Alna In .Mailt nt Land.
Mmlr. Itrduml Mnlrrnoni I'rlrra.
hulxrll StPamhlM MASCAt'lll'HETTt A
lit NKKIt KIM.. I.vi-. I'li-r 1H. No. II.. foot
Mnmr Ht.. N,
Y . Wfi-k la4 ami Run
ll II P. M
Due II. ..ton 7 3d A. M.
FA I I RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON $3.00
Rtrs. Ir. Tlsr 14, N. R.. ft. Fultsn Rt.
dally at B:00 P. It. Music.
New Londen (Nnrwlrli) Line sir. It. Pis
41. N. K.. rt. Houston at., week days only.
, itio p. m.; Plsr 70. B. r., ft. K. lid. in.
llll P. M.
New Haren I.lne sir. tr. Tier II. R. R
ft. Cstharlne St.. wek days only. t:0 r.
M.: pier 70. ft. B. :m St., J:H p. M.
Urldxepnrt l.lne (week dkys only) ear.
I. Plsr 17. E. 11 . at 1 f. 14., J'l.r 71. R.
ltd Rt.. at lilt P. at
Tiir rrnnc nr. n,r.rr"
BOSTON $2.05
PROVIDENCE K $1.60
COLONIAL LINE"
ALL OUTSIIIK RTATKHOOMS.ai.ro g.
weak davi
days and Huniiaya at s r. iru.n
I'ltr I0. N. K., foot West Houston it-
roon. eipnng vvi
Worcester, St.llOi I'rovldrni e direct, II. SO
iiLTsinr: STATi;iioinis,i.oo.
Dally, Including Siindu), A:A r. M.
From Pier 19. E R. 1 one 2700 lleekraan
city Ticket Offlce, 290 Hroadnav, N. Y
r.tltNIIHOKKRV SALES.
L. I. FIRUSKI, Auct'r, 7n Boitery, sells
10 A M., unredeemed pleiig r cvery ne. i
serlptlon for unpaid loans from the follow-
Ing pawnbrokers. Including a t diamonds.
rubles, sapphires, pearls, emeralds, all oth.r 1
stont unset or set In rings, earrings, pins.
HnkS. CnaillS. SlUOS, Uimriri,, n.i;i.., yr
other mounting, all Jewelry, watches, sll
r.rware, guns. Instruments, furs, clothing, I
camtras. all oilier gooda pledged previous
to dates and uv to numbers mentioned,
kmh torluslve. and all pledges held over.
Dec 11- H, Newcorn A: Son. 24'J 2d
Ave., prior Dec. I. 1913. to No 94702. laiuls
Stream. 2179 3d Ave., prior Dec. 1. 1915, to
No. 83200. 11. Phillips, 137 Unwary, prior
Dec. 1. 1915. u
)(C. I i ' 11 H mil ii k 4V f yii", mi in
trior I'fC 1. Hia. in "tvuu. .iiitn.
tO NO. 27-00
Dec' ll-il, Raivlszer. 101 6th Are., prior
Nov. 3. 1915. tn No. 79450,
r,c 14 Win. Simpson, 91 Park Row,
prior Oct. 14, 1913. tn No 680J8,
D-c 14 Sobel llros.. 822 Columbus Ave.,
pr'or Dec. 1, 191.1. to No. 31025.
Dec. IS M. Butter A. Son, 133 Row.ry,
prior Oct. 30. 1915, to No. 27397. S. A.
Flatto, 1295 3d Ave., prior Nov. 15, 1916,
til No. 18500.
CENTRAL AUCTION CO.. M. Sheehan.
Aurtlonrer, 15! Cunal Street, sella Jawslry
at 11 A. M.i clothing at 10 A. M,
Dec. 11 Hy McAleenun's, 1330 Broadway.
All unredeemed pledges of pearls, ilia
monds and other precious atones, watches,
Jewelry sllverwnre, Ar., from No. I of 1915
to No. 28000 of 1916. Also pledge Nos.
25178. 20 diamond rings; Mo. 27947, 2 gold
Dags: No. 21050, a lot of Jewelry; No. 24419,
11 packages of diamonds; all these pledges
In 1913 nnd all articles held over from for-
"Dec." l" RX R. 8lmpeon A Co., 143 West
42d St.. all unredeemed pledges of pearl.
onrl other lireclnua atone.
watches. Jewelry, sllverwnre, Ac., pledged
nravloua to No. 110.01 Oct. 1, 1916, and all
articles hoio irom lorm.r .ui...
Dec. i- - 'V'V: ."'
mondi and other precloui ston.!. watches,
Jewelry, sllv.rwate, Ac. from No. 14043.
Aug I. i16. to No. 14125, Nov. 16. 1116,
and all good, h.ld Irom previous sales.
lie" 16 Hy P- P- Flliilmmons. 173
Hroadwuy, llrooklyn. unredeemed pledges
of diamonds, watches. Jewelry, silverware,
Ac, plVdgad lo No. 14100, Dec. 1, 1916. and
all unr.uecnicii yi-i.T- .-. . uw
.ll gOOU IIVO, w.v.i
PROPOSALS Foil .MAWUrAUTUItINU
nilRKCHI-is Oltlco D-it Qirlerma.lr,
New York, N. Y. liealefl proposals will bu
received here until It o'clock A, M D
r,nber II, 111, und then opened, for
manufacturing 710.04)0 palrrftre.ches. eol.
ton. Further Inforraat ton upon applleatlsn.
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or
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Modern Express. Suites with baths.
Saturday, December 9. 3 P. M.
S.S. CHICAGO Sat., Dec. 16, 3 P. M.
tU TOURAINE - - - S.t., Dec. 23, 3 P. M.
ROCHAMBEAU Sat., Dec. 30, 3 P. M.
trirat nnil arronil rlita. Onr i-laa rnbln.
rnupiNrc nrnrc Mate m.. n. y.
"" winwi. I'honi- llnwil 4K00,
FLORIDA
Nature has made thla section Amer.
Ira s supreme lntrr rraort. The
Savannah Line
U tho tuprrmr nut from Nw York.
FA II P. S TO JACK HON VIIXK
$34.80 $43.30
Iiw fariM ti all other Southern
points. IjpX us help you plan a
plraaant tuyage.'
Ocean Steamship Company
N. V. iifnre. Un tv. 47d St., at HV
Tier :tft, North Itlwr
NAV1AN
ERICAN
LINE to
NOKWAV
SWEDEN
DENMARK
NEUTRAL FLAG
u ( oiitraliMtiil
( urr It'll.
Mu.itrn Mtaiiter. U.UOU Si 1R,000 Ton Dlwpl,
liatilf Coiuientloiii with ull UuroDfan Cltlrs.
A't"J',,'n0, Co.,IucAgU.,l It'wajr.N.Y.
CUNARD
NEW YORK LIVERPOOL
' ORDUNA HAT. DKC. 14. i I'. M.
HAXON'IA TL'KS. DKC 1. I V. U.
AM1ANIA ST, IIKI" 3". r- 1". M.
I.ACON1A SAT JAN. IS. 5 1'. M.
, OIIOt'NA .. MAI .IAN 1". M
I ItW YORK FALMOUTH -LONDJ.N
1 All i'asssngsrs lind Palmouth.
i AffANIA SAT, DKC. 73, I P. U.
CARI'ATIIIA Tt'BS DBt 78. 5 I. II.
AUSON1A TLBS, JAN 7. I V. M.
21 Mute M Nl'M irk. 'lei. 33UU llroad
, American Line
i Al.f. A. M PR IP AN KTFAMPRC
thAprfilcSnRFINa,J
N.V. Liverpool, Pier 62, N.R., Noon
.. ii ' o i ii.i i. u
- '' '
White Star Line
K.Y. Liverpool, Pier 60, N. R., Noon
Baltic Dec. Mydriatic Dec.
Oi riCK, 0 It'WAY, N. Y, Tel. tiOOO Itiwtor.
ATLANTIC, (.fl.r AND WEST INDIEsi
STEAMIIII' LINE-. Clydn Mallury -I
Word- Potto Itlio Lines, .90 If nay, N. Y,
OLD DOMINION LINE. To all points
South and West. Every weiJsday, 3 P. M
Pier 25. North lllvar Tel. 3900 Franklin.
BTEAMMIIP TICKETS tn any port.
Ofl'cial Aarnt all lines.
Raymond Whltromti Co.. 220 3tb Ar..N.Y.
rAVAitfAN PArsrio RAItU'AT CO
CAI"':!1 rA, ,l
1SJ1 Broadway, N. Y. City.
. .
AUTOMOBILE
EXCHANGE
in iiiin si per six nun; nun
HBATINH Flll'lt. MANITACTUHBII'M
PHICUS NOW :'.r.75.00. WII.I.SEI.I. Full
II. .00 CASH. UUAHANTEED IN I'l. It
rilCT HUNNlNtl CONDITION ONLY III N
1,500 MILES AHHlll.l'THI.Y LIKE NEW .
EXTRA Eyi'll'.MENT. DE.MflNsTIl ATluN
BY API'OINT.MF.NV WITH OU'S'IIII
HOWARD . HENDERSON OF PETER
II ENDEIISON UK., 3i LUHll.A.MII St',
NEW YORK.
HALES HY AUCTION.
Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms, Inc.
131-341 Fourth At.,, .', E. Cor, 25th St.
NOW ON EXHIBITION
Henry A. Hartman, Auctioneer,
Comolldated Sale No. 156 by Auction ot
The Provident Loan Society
cf New York
of th. collateral for unpaid loans mats
previous to and Including August list,
1115, at the following ottlcest
S48 Fourth Avenue.
Loans to No. 69,545, Inclusive.
HO Kldrldge Street.
Loans to No. 153,38s, Inclusive.
731) Seventh Avenue.
Loans tn No. 19,331, Inclusive,
Itlth St. and Lexington At.
Loans to No. 19.741, Inclusive.
40 lirand Street.
Loans to Nn, 120,741, Inclusive.
ISO Fast lid Street,
Loans tn No. 15,540, Inclusive,
11 Kaat Houston Street.
Loans In No. 1118,013, Inclusive,
lltth Ht. nnd Coiirtlandt Ar.., Bronx,
Loans tu No. 11,111, Inclusive.
Smith and l.lvlng.lnn HI., Brooklyn,
Loans tn No, 0,493, Inclusive,
(4 (Inihnm Avenue, Hronklyn.
Loans to No. 10,740, Inclusive.
Fltkln and Koekaway Area., Broaklya,
.... - V . .. ... I . 1 .. .1 .. -
Ta b held Wsdnsaday and Ttinred
ia aad 14, lata, frtjssi an
Rod and
man WATER FOR LOCAL anglers for thb week end.
Sainlr lluok IMnccas Jamaica OoTernors WllloU
,, . (The llorscshox) Hay tcaname) Island I'olnt
J)ecemher p... 7!I2 7.4t 7:17 7:4(1 7:S7 830 7:44 8:13 11:10 li:4
December 10., , 73 h:21 7:AS 837 8J8 0.-07 831 8:.13 11:44 ....
Cod Yanked from Mouth af Angler,
When the Rvelyn cam. Into Sheepshead
Hay last night from the Middle Grounds
Capt. Jaks Martin told of an angler fish
mat neany got n nsncrinan'. cou. inn
nshermin was angling from tho stern of
, the boat. II- rjot a tug from a rod and
had hauled up ubout tlvo feet when he
I felt n heavy might on tho line. II. con-
unueu to reel in, however, mere oeing no
play, merely dead weight.
"Get the gam" he cried, as he brought
hid catch closo to the surface. Capt.
.Martin glanced Into the water, saw the
angler Han's Jaw securely attached to
tho tall end of tha cod, but by a awlft
movement galfed the end and pulled It
from the Jaws of the other fish. The cod
waa amncwh.it torn by tho nnglcr'a teeth.
Kettliiint Catches 21 1'olind Coil.
More than three hundred cod were taken
by nshcrmen In th steamer Taurus yes
terday HI the nahlng banks. A few of th.
fish werv over twenty pounds. A. J. La
name ti.i.t one of SJ pounla. T. Keichum
took four, one of which weighed 21 pounds.
Al llrender had three, one tipping tho
scales at 20 pounds. Klvp cod each were
taken by ,t. Alyke. C. riennelt. M. Illshnlf.
II. von Hasselm nnd O, Walts. F"our cod
each were taken by !C I'eknle. C. Ogden
and J. Columbus. The ltelfst brothers,
llshlng together, caught nine.
Cod Catches with Moderate Weather.
High northwest winds have Interfered
with bank llshlng this week, but yesterday,
when w.i.ther conditions moderated, the
Bvclyn went to the Middle. Orounda and Its
fishermen returned with 151 cod.
High hook man wns (leorge Itarrett of
Ruffern, N. V.. who had seven cod, one of
which weighed 21 pounds. O. A. Detroit
of tho Custom House had five rod, but
among them the prize winner, a fish of II
pounds. Third prlio went to D. A, Deacon
of New Utrecht avenue, llrooklyn, for a
-v ,.,ui,.i ,,, j ii nouuiun, .ir. 1'caron
had four niMlllnn.il rod. Another angler
nun me rou waa a. t jiergen or .NewarK,
J. J. Despite the fact that fishermen
frequently bring with them soft tlams and
shrimp, the skimmer clam seems to be the
best lure for the cod.
Cholera. Hanks Yield Forty round Cod.
John Helgl of 15 Macon street. Brooklyn,
fl-hlng on Tuesday from tho Hose It. II.
of Canarsle at the Cholera Hanks caught
three rod weighing 4, 12 and 40 pounds
reepecllvel),
(let Hay H.h Before) Weather Changes.
A party of llrooklyn fishermen leaving
Joe Rehy'a hotel, the Haunt, on Tuesday,
caught twenty-eight good sired nounders
at me nenn in Jamaica llay. These Ilsh
seem to bite best nn bloodworm bait.
The alielem bail a tnntirnl rinv
slderlnr the time of the veae. and nil thn.e
that enjoy bay nehlng certainly should
ian. euvaniage or me weatner we nave
been enjoying durlnr the pint four weeks.
as there Is liable to be a severe change at
any moment lJri;i.rc DUDLEY.
Woodhaven, I.. I., Dec. I.
Is New York tn Have m Cod Hatchery?
The fish cultural station hill now before
congress was originated In New York State
nnn ratncreii iy tho United Anglers
I e a gut.
It was such a rood and nractlcat meas
ure that It was copied by nfteen Slates
and rallid the Union bill. It Is now again
under dlscuselon, and will probably, pass
with New York State left out. Bvry
member of the league should write either
10 cenaior oiiorman or to senator Wads
worth asking him in Insist on an amend
ment putting bark New York Stale on the
list. Do It now '
It's too lain for the lenrne to do innrli In
the House, but our Senators can get us
our juii iieneris.
The bill lua been characterised by some
so-called "statesmen" as u "pork bill."
Did any one hear n chirp when tho real
"pork" was distributed In the (iond Itnads.
Public Building and other nnnnrlal bllla?
ary a wneep. WIIITK II AT.
.Sew York, Dc. I,
tight Fair or (ihe t'p finme, Maya "Hyl."
The writer desires to go on rerord as
making a llgornus protest ua.ilnst the me
of, nil of rhndbun or any other scent by
onKirrn nir in. inirpiiso oi isaing any nsn.
I untlo-it the few words said about It In
Itnd and Dun way back In November. I
did not at that tlmo get busy, for I was
In hopes that would be the last of It and It
would bo forgotten. My fighting dander la
up now. It Is no recommendation to Capt.
Dill Smith, or any other captan, to suggest
to his patrons tho use of volatile oils us an
extra attraction to nh hats.
Any man who will use it In fresh water
fishing Is a piker, and so Is any man who
use it In salt water a piker
Such things do not amark of true
nnKlIng spirit, but do smack of pMrtlie
une'hk-al to the sportsmanship of the
ung'lng Kame It Is ns bad a r.iu-e r.ir
i 'iniriupt ns lint practice of making salt
licks to ensure the rapture of Virginia dier
a crime In all Stales, with big lines In
some
Tho erret Is not new It Is as old as the
hill-. and I am sorry that the thing his now
been ilug from Its grave, where It has Ions
been mouldering. The reason for Its being
kept secret Is. men who resort to Its ueo
are ashamed of having It known they are
sue tl low doun apecuni ns of fishermen. Its
Use has bren tllst oilraged fur Icala by tho
best tpe of anglers.
(llvo the llsli a fair and square deal and
be man enough to take our fish In a Mir.
suture, manly way with rod and reel and
batted hook
Tor Hod's sake, be men and light fair'
Use manly practices In otir sport of
angling and hunting, nnd don't lower
ourself to the low tide leiel of subterfuges
sn.iri'H, s.ilt licks and birth bark mouse.
rallM,
If jou ran't fight fair give up the game
altogether Don't be u piker. SY1..
New York, Dec. ,
Noni it Plume Contributors,
"IVIlow liar." eitiit rierjbody In the
room laughingly accepted th" nppell.illon
It was ii neat fit.
Admitting the nboio tn he tn proper
form, might 1 Imiulre If every story ap-
piarlig In the Hod nnd ilun section under
a Hum d plum. Is of necessity written
b a liar? .... . . .
ir no is n single nnr uiiier a. singi
nnm. Is he ii doiioM dyed Ur when ho
ue two, or a triple dyed, nnd
when he use three or more 7
My denr sir. do not throw this aside n
fr.volous. even If It I signed by me. I
have a reason. I might subscribe invseif
as a truthful liar bei-aus even my most
inlnssal output ulna) carrli.l conviction
on lis face, and hence It deceived no
one. A MERRY KUSS.
New York, Nov. 29,
Wo All IJUe Your StulT 41o to 11!
If mv experience with an old lock part
ridge last weik would Interest any one,
1 would bo glad to write II for tho con
sumption of th ruuU-s uf tha fatuous
Itnd nr 1 lun column.
.1. W, niCHMOND.
New York. Nov, 28.
Suggest Shrepslw-ad llay I'.shlng rier.
Think It over that fishing pier about
two mile off shore from Sheepshead Hay
mil Coiiev, ubout 100 feet wide nnd from
a half to a mil long, running parallel with
Coney island shore JOHN KALT.AU.
319 Fifty-eighth street, Brooklyn, Dec. 3.
Prejudice Against Certain Fishes.
"Dogfish" of Portland, Me., November 19,
r'llins that F C. Slubbs demands that Eng.
'Mlllien rill grn)u.n painviur nuiy,
This .hiiuld not bo a difficult operation con-
slderlng that, without that Incentive, In
1913 they at C.600.POO pounds. In 1914
7 500.000 pounds and In 1915 (the war In
terfered with the (liberies) 6,000,000
pounds
The National Fisheries Bureau Is trying
to niako the eating of grayflsh "compulsory"
by Hie same methods used In Introducing,
with tremendous sucres, the llletlsh. That
'intelligence of the native burn poinilall
Is by appealing 10 me common sense nnil
nil,
ihe foreigners not having to be converted
"Dogl n-' iliny sniii n s eyes, anil 111 ,
mniiui. 1 wir rj'' ''Z
spun 111011-11 imim'i. ,n -ii.il, an, ,1-, -
Ultlon. , . ,
Similar repugnanr onos existed against
the tomato, haddock, halibut, frogs' legs,
Kturgron. and still exists, In this market,
against the nwordllsh.
Within our nwn time we have seen th.
grapefruit become popular.
Th opposition In the Introduction of the
grayllsh ns food Is Illogical and reactionary,
lis edibility Is beyond debate, as numerous
experimental testa and unprejudiced testi
mony prove. It Is belter for hla detractors
to help convert him Into an economic re.
source than to maintain him as a nuisance.
They will never have to swallow hint If
they don't want to. but they should not try
tn prevent others securing a new mid cheap
fond supply In these days of high prices.
New York. Nov, 30. I. I, SHERMAN.
Champion Trout Angler's First Thought.
Hero Is a good story I have been treasur
ing for ears. I know It la a good story,
for 1 have told It to several Engllihmen,
and It has never yet failed to produce Im
mediate results. Belter still. It la a true
atnry which really haprened to an ac
quaintance of iiiIiiu who lived In old Hcho.
hnrlo tounty, where I was born,
He was a short, slock)', powerful chap,
sometimes called Ih. "Iron Man," hut more
frequently referred tn as "Punch." Like
many unnther man, "Punch" had an Irre
ststlbla'fondness for trout fishing. Every
opportunity found him whipping th.
streams nf th. iieiinunrnoou with a rnuec
Hon of (Ilea In his coat pocket which had
no equal In our town and considerable bait
nn his hip which was reckoned pretty good.
Between th. two h. always managed to
catch a crsslful of specwled beauties.
On. June morning "Punch" s.t nut to
nsh lb RMSrroIr Brook, sat ot th vrlncJ.
Gun News
New
Ixindon
8:48 033
li:30 10.-08
pal trout streams of th. region. Through
out th. day h. mat with Indifferent sue;
painstakingly. Just at dusk h. dropped his
lues in a nig, deep noie ana was m."
to aee a bigger trout than h. had ever
caught dash out from under a rock, and
playfully leap out of the water and slap
vlrlously at them with his great square
tall.
Such a trout was a prlss to b. .ought far,
and until lats at night "Punoh" lavishly
sipended hi. strength and his bait In an
effort to capture the big fellow. At last h.
was thrilled by a powerful strike, and after
a prolonged struggle In th. darkness hs
succeeded In landing him.
Highly .lated, hut tired, hungry ana i.r
from town, he concluded to take th. near
est route home, which chanced tn he the
railroad track. Walking ties la hard work
even In the daytime. A. he neared th. vil
lage "1'unch" was overcome with an Irre
sistible dsslr. to rest, and accordingly
seated himself upon an eastbound rati along
tne outer rim or a forty root urn, nuncneu
over nnd Morpheus Immediately claimed
him.
Some tlms later a fast .sprees corns tear
ing around a curve and the headlight s
glare revealed the huddled figure. The en-
glneer Bounded the whistle nnd Applied the
rakes, hut his frantic efforts were too late.
As aoon as the train cam. to a stop ne
tumbled out of ths cab and, accompanied
by the train crew and a number of excited
passengers, started back to pick up the re
mains. Reaching the apot. they wer. thun
derstruck to sea a man come scrambling up
tne embankment.
Ills coat waa off. and as best he could he
waa rolling up his shirt sleeves. The as
tonished engineer held hla flnmlng torch
aloft for a better view, nnd "1'unch"
Jumped for him.
Ulster." ns. roared. "If I've namagea
your damned old engine I've got th. money
right In my pocket to pay for It."
CAUI. SCIIURZ SHAFER.
Pchenectady, N. Y Dec. 4.
Celebrate Ike'a nirthdny With Rakp.
In n recent SUNDAY SUN I notice that
the United Angler's League Is to celebrate
Izaak Walton's birthday, August (1393).
Why not n clambake on Augunt 9 next? As
August t fatla on Thursday then perhaps
Saturday. August 11. would be the beat day
tn hold It. It not Saturday, then Sunday,
the Kth. LONO ISLANDER.
Hempstead. L. I., Dec. 4.
A Report on Ulster Heights Lake.
Recently I fished Ulster Heights Lake.
My fishing partner nnd his wife were there
u week when I arrived.
Tha lak. la a mile long and at th. time
was about IH feet below th normal
height. I fished Sunday, Monday and Tues
day, got very few strikes and caught one
flh, which I returned,
Wednesday It clouded up at 10:10 and I
caught two fair sited pickerel before noon.
In tha afternoon I caught fourteen and re
turned four. These nsh were caught near
the rnmps on pearl wobbler, plug minnow
and Huell lake trout spinner.
Thursday not a bite until II A. M.
Caught two. returned as undersized.
Did not Ilsh Frldav or Saturday except
from dayllnght until X A, M. Nn biles.
Now tho cause Is not lack of fish but Ihe
draining off of the wnter to supply water
to manufacturer In Ellenvllle.
The owner of the mills has purchased all
water rights, also Cape Pond, and as they
hae had no rain for six weeks they draw
water almost dally.
When they atop drawing water you can
go below the dam twelve hours later nnd
pick up pickerel that die from beln;
stranded. The lade Is filled with eel grass
and mud popple. I belleie the stream was
tor.ed with 25.000 bass Ilngerllngs about
five ears ago.
I saw n row small bass. How fish can
live and thrive In n mud puddle like that
take I do not Know. Olto Johnson told me
that the record pickerel In 1911 was 7
pounds 14 ounces and In 1914 pound 10
ounce. I can go tn ponds on Lone Island.
Westchester county. Orange county ant
Itorktand county where th fishing for
pickerel Is better, besides having good bas
fishing.
Ulster Heights Lake country Is beautiful,
but llshlng Is bad and game Is not plenti
ful. CAI'T. C A. ROACH
451 Enfield street. llrooklyn. Dec. .
lie round lllackflsh at Mamfnrd.
looking In TUB SUN'S Rod and dun
advertising columns for a place to cast
my bait Into the waters on a recent Sun
day 1 decided to try my luck on the
Mncrailn.
We left Hudson Hay l'ark dock at 9:30
A, M nnd about 11 A. M. arrived at S'am
ford and for two hours we were engiged
In a deadly conflict with the blacklist!.
.-uck mat were as inin as wnips an.i i
Ot1l--a a, I..l.lnn.,1 .11. i.llllu.l 1
- ue d.d their de-d!v work and when the
bii e was oer more than 200 blackfl.h I
' wet .trewn over tne iieck.
I alone slew twelle. and t tell you.
, mutes, l was sport ty outfit consisted
I of n spilt bamboo ne.ikflsh rod. 21 niilltl-
I plying reel. 9 thread line. 3 ounce sinker
land 2 honks bntted with tiddlers.
I Thl was the first time I flhed fir
hlacknh up thl my and I we surprised
to ee flh that tipped the ,c- at .7
1 pound I cheerfully recommend this trip
tn SUN readers. You will find the Ilsu
matin brothers very congenial csptMn
in'iajs looking for the comfort of their
pi'ron HEN NKWKIRIC.
j New York, Dec, ,
I ( It) Island Mackerel ou.ed.
) After reading and hearing so much
ahotit the people carting aiitntnnblles full,
oi iiini kerni away rrom city iMtnn Mr
Hani" h nnd I could not rr.l't tho tempta-
lion to go and get a few. We went, We
got a row
My actual count we found 47 nulomo.
biles nnd the same number of motorecle
on i ml about the farthest point of City
I'l.ind. bout 600 people fished eagerly
Iwi h more or less success, when all of a
I sudden tho tlh stopped biting except In
' one place, where tho dltfereiit currents
I I rented mi eier elrtllng eddy, I don't
I mean Eddy Merrill, hut a small mieltlrnm.
Hire the lucky angler nrisent hauled
i an.-li taa n i - , , 1 1 1 a ..f O-l. ..K.va-.l '
the counting of them made me dizzy.
inn in lill ocnnvcii aoomiiiaiuy i mi o
ashore thev anneared hlearv eied.
'ho tall curled to one side and almost
motlnnles as If paralysed, and nniv i
. .baking the head sluggishly: their breath
was simply aw-ful. ..On of the parly. Dr.
null 1-:. nee or neiievue Hospital, reaauy
Ilaeuosed the case as plain eouel tnnck
Ill a.m.a.1 llln-k.
erel, Tho verification of this diagnosis
came about very quickly.
Another nnglrr further up had acci
dentally broken a quart bottle of whiskey
and this fluid was carried hv the swift
current Into tha eddy and stayed there
until nbwirhrd by the very thirsty tlshe..
Thl I of course the explanation of the
curious Incident. (ICS IIANISCII.
1295 Amsterdam avenue, Dec. 6.
riiiort.inanllk Angling,
The I11M few nrllel-s written hy "Syr
ueio vcr) Interesting, and he has seem
ingly gouo to the bottom of things In th
proper plrlt. Th "hogglsliness" of snmn
of t In- linh' riueu tn this State Is absolutely
without p. cedent III any other Slule In
the Union lf thise "shark." who gloat
over i-ntililng 1 hundred or mor Ilsh In ft
few hour, linn- knew Ihe Injustice ihcy ar
lining I" tin' triiii disciples of the sport of
angling their heads would bow- with shame.
This thing will b stopped eventually, so
why wait 10 be (orccd to stop?
These hoi: know In their hearts thev
nro doing wrong, but. feeling that others 1
n. 1ia ...t.i. ti.t ultl atan Ih.m n. ( li a
i , k
' "... 1
in congratulation, iney persist in
catching more H.h than ran be wisely used
Hi ru are two ti,stnncet that hale com
under my notice of the worst kind of
hogs": While nsning in upper New Ynrk
Ibis )enr I was Introduced to a man who
was iiinsldeit-il the lltust trnut tltherniiiti
In that seclliiu, In fact, the people In that
1. trinity were willing tn bet that he waa
far bejnnd itn ihe troutlng line) any ono
who ever flhrd thereabouts.
He accompanied mo on on of my trips,
and we tlshod the nine stream, Thinking
ho would ebon tne up, the suggestion was
, , ,,,, n ,,
upper nnd I th
1 lower end uf th- at
stirain, to which I read
ily ligteed, At Hie 1 lid of the d,l Ihe
writer hml niteen tin trout and tho "ex
pert" had clghti- "kldiln.," The native,
guio me the "merry hi. ha' Thl infill
was n hog prrMinineii, ami tr lie im.
nineit, nnii tr he Im 11
trout llsherman 1 never
reputntion
will have.
A itrfam Dint wn hravlly otftrkrtl v,v
a few friends nf niln and In which they
also placed about 100 large rainbow trout
was being fished by the writer list May.
Thla stream has fen- open approaches, .0
It waa my usual custom to wade, tin
tho day In question I was slnwlv working
down stream and happened to see In thn
a I ... n .a n.rllv III, 1, Ion hv a In... I ...
an elderly man sitting well back on tho
bank yanking those beautiful rainbows
out bv th vvholisalo, and not being watis-
nnd with a full circl wus stringing the
surplus. When I spoke lo hi in concerning
hla lurk ho roolly Informed tno that ho
had struck a "honansa," If w cannot
make sportamrn out of these kind nf lings
we can at least ahamo them, P. A, F.
Brooklyn, Dec. 6
ROD AND (iUN.
MAKE YOUR OWN RODS.
Hand mad Hods, II nnd up.
B.thatmru, (Irecnheart, 10c, ft, up.
Agates and fittings.
Itenalrlnr done.
C. VOEHRINOElt, 1285 Myrtla Ave., Rktyn.
WIIJ. NOT HAIL HAT.. DKC. 0.
CUOLKRA HANKS CODFIS1IINO.
RUN DAY 7 HO A. M.
n UAB lesve Oaborn's Docit Sheeps.
tL-flrtl. head, dally, I A, M, UUa RAU.
aWP RWP ROT.
Sand & blood worms on hand
Codfish, hlarttflsh, ling and flounder
hooks, 15c. a dol.
Hall hearing reels, genuine mahogany,
Inch, patent locknut, special, gl.ftO.
Pats of rodllsh rods, 11.00 up; 300 ft. linen
reel lines, .pedal, 75c. 30o ft. linen reel
lines, special, Sl.OOi regular 11.25.
SCHWARZ TRUNK RASEMENT
41st, one door wost Mh Av. Tel. Bryant 7US.
Open evenings until 9:30 1'. M.
enturdnya till 11 I'. M.
Jffnm Steamboat do
HSrW Str. 'TAURUS'
Dally at g A. at. from Plsr t, N. R., ONLY,
ar, Restaurant. Bait, Tackle, els., an k.ara
TARE, Weekdays, il.OOl Bandars, ll.s.
WHITINO AND UNO ARE I1RRR.
STEEPLECHASE PIER
UAIT AND REFRESHMENTS. .
ROSA' E. "W!-
Twice Ihslly, A. M. and 1 r, M,
CHOI.KRA FIANKM COD FIHIIINO.
CIRAI nA Dally. B A. M. nr. Mon.t Hna,
MlriALUA e A. M. Capt. II. Martin.
Dally, A.M. except Mon.i Kuniyrifll part
A. M. Capt. if. HANSEN, in We-Hfl I
El r I V Rl Dally, A. M. f xe. Men.
v t . T W Tickets Dec. 10th All Mold.
Sn.,1.1 Uriah Trio.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at ft 1. M.
MDccism
10 A. 31. dally, Dunna'a
Dock, Sheepshead Day.
I'hone Harlem it it.
SUNDAY g A. M.
R. CHOLERA HANKS.
C.LUNDY A' M' a'Uy ""l" Monaars
.w.s.uni.1.,,,, ifiu-ay.. Sunday 7.
NIMBUS
Wed., Thurs. and Pun., I A. M.
eat. 2 I'. M. Lundy'a Dock.
CHOLERA RANKS SUNDAY 7 A. M.
Ml D III DAILY ,. M.
I Js lis Ills 1rnn Wrege's Dock,
. Sheepshead Hay.
Capts. FRED WREOB and LOUIS HARM.
6US WALZ
W o r m a, Oreenheart
and I.-incewnod, 10c. a
fnnl II, ) I, . V, , r . f
stock, all straight grained Mountings of
all kinds on hand. Iloda made and repaired.
170 1st av near lbth at. Tel. (347 Orch.
COIinHII CAfOHT SUNDAY.
THELMA 'eaves Sunday. (Irani! St..
Jersey City. 7 A. M : Jersey
Central. TiSO. Capt. OU3 I.EHI.BAril.
Discontinued Running Thursdays.
COMANCHE
COD CHOLERA HANKS COD.
Will lenvs 67th St., So. nklyn.. Sunday
morning C o'clock eharp. B. FIELDER.
COD AND IlLACKFiaif.
MADELINE S lvea Hammer's Dock.
V V Pheep.he-id llay. Sundai,
7 ...'. '" .'."r ,n USThtshlp, weather per
mltlinf;, Karo 1 So, a. LYON.
i-!3.KT' 2 O'CLOCK. FARE. I1.M.
EFFORT d"' ,r- Mnn- Fn., s a. m..
... s wiii 0,born Dock, Sheepsheaa Hay.
spt, Freddie Wreg. and Archl- Uucknsr.
COD.
COD.
COD.
Ill AUTlP Ev,t rty except Mon. A Frl,
niLnil llu r
from White's Dock, Wk Lead.
(147 train; Sun. 6:05 train.
F. WHITE.
JOE PINKETT
leave nay lth St..
11. Ih 11-a-l, 1 A ,
Sunday. I'lenty of I.lnr. Iire 'l :s '
CAI'T JOIUIENPON.
MNKF.R MOI'Mia. Mlr. ,.r
Harrison Hooka and Ciiltyhiink IJnea,
niiiiiiiiMii-, a i m 1 1 intir uriii itrnMirriji.
HK( IIF.R, a:is K. .14th SI. .Murray Hill ?.JS.
FRIDAY 121 COD.
COHFIMIIMI SUNDAV 7iin A. .
Shamrock li"' ""i'"'" iw. sheepshead
aiirmua n,iy rfally. exc. Mon.. t .v. m.
WHITBY &""." " VN"2- . .
nir. I
A. M. dally, exe Mon. and rri
Sunday 7.
FRANK HAMMER.
P.llPn I leaves Wreck lad dally ax
lUtlADtLL P,t Monday and Friday. 4:47
train. Sunday 4-OS train. Fara
1.11. a. W. Wllaon.
ROBERT P.
Cholera Hnnk.-Codflslilng
leave. 5Tth St , So. nrook
ij M r-illillll I, .1. 1,
' apt t.. rol.INO
leave lo. it. m r-, tV.
eMIde lloue, Ilergen Point,
Ila vnmir, .lerse) city N. J ,
'pt r. i,(i,
LIZZIE V.
6 A. M
COD.
COD
COD.
f r.ullll'V "Y." W"" D.".ek- Fresp.rL
OCLIlfilln; '.?. 2-" "cpt Mon. and rn
4 Sun. Fare, Inc. Silt.
CODFIKII ARE HERE.
Capt. Joe HsSiiCri???
7 A. IY1. SUNDAY
I.IIMI III'. t( H is. Hunno
Ml HE It'll is. Hunno. Dork, sheer.,.
Hay. . A M ilaUy. dpt. Ml'chMel?
invi! niuvpii'mi'ii
head
1N7 HItANCII PIBU
I whiting Wliltlt.tr Whiting.
i,ing are 1'IenMful
n,u n,i Tackle Long Branch. V I
COD. COD. con,
4 A. M. iindiiy for Cholera Hunks
JOSEPHINE in". iJJnl'h'1',"',';, 'j',"''
eotii i-iiisii! eoDrmiiiMji
COMMODORE !ri".t,'.!.(:r.""w'".-f s
lliurs Sat (.,
I train. Miiuiii) ii:iia train li
lien Wright.
, -ieidiil lTCItntV MliHT Trip f
M.
A rtfl B n Bg . A . . .. "-' liHi--rr
Cod I'l.lllnr llrlni- ......
bags
CAPT F m'HWARZMAN.
I COD riHIN(l TRII
SUNDAY n::ui.
CTilVIUnPP leave. Union Dry Doii.. ,i
ion"i v,t siiore Uern u-..,
. l...Li, l,ir It,. In. 11,... l.l. ' .
u.ll huh sonn. I
",KT ,VV,;W,'V IN'!'NTED wpni1 ,,
reel, will give one to tho h,-t suggi-alloii
mr 11 lllioe iimro 11 villus r IIOM, l'i'.l
Southern Boulevard, Hi nix.
ROSE R. II. iW;,:
"vw 7 A. M. Sunday. Dick A Emit!
SCHEMER
leave Hummer's I, ,
Mie(1,.,c,i, H,iy, Sllinl,,,
8 A. M Ed Si liwnrsharh.
fllliNF lenves Messenger' Pier, Canursl
UUArlE, stindnv - M . for Co, 1 '
U I 'T MIKE lio v V I. A N D
GEORGIEMtHSSu
a lai leaves Carman's Dock, Wreck Lead
A I Hll ''1' r'P' Mnn' Frl, C:t7
HlUli train; Sunday 4:05 train, J. Carman.
, FLYIHQ D. i''M.W.n'd''sa,u,r0dCaK, $TlT
. Cant. J. if vfi-;
- ---" it.
Mjatlf Atnlon. tcav; foot Bay tltli St..
Oravesend nn), a . .11 ny .Fare. inc.
Dan, tl, - n.t nr.llsu.-V,
n 1 t It's. Itainmsn'a, Wreck I ead i
.11 limtllo Sunday on arrival ems .'....'1
" Faro 1160. J HuH7m.'"-
DzanQV l'yes Se.i Breeze Hotel, 77e
ronsy port, Thurs.. 8:30. Sun J J0
A, M. for Cod, Capt. John Valentine.
Sun snd Thurs. leave. i'.it
St.. Hobokcn. 6:1! , t m
Battery, 7 A. M ,.,;, , ;!5;
1 ' . mc Cholera Ilnn4. u,,,7i ,
. CAPT. JOE A.M. Co ' I tl s n n g 1 il .
111. ('atitirsila IIIIIITrvvt
' -engg' ' - - ' " ' " '
CARt-OTTA ?oYXT: feW-V.
A M.Thurs., Orund st. 6:3n ,t Contrul 7 a..m"
CLAIR
leaves Bay 48th St.. (iraveseo.i
Beach. Sunduy 8 A. M, Pari I i.
D BFLM0NTP.",lv' ' "J;11''. Mtnu.chcr',
; r.PtimiJ't.hfcphriii h.,, JENSEN,
-
DOROTHY :,yiTJ"WV;lt
ANNA L ?!,., "autcher'a
1 Sheepshead Bay.
Str. Eeneiiew XSZWWlAWUZit
smith
VELOCITY M,;"A,.'-,rhy !iVe!!,,K
AON EH lenvei Metencer's Dock, Canarsle.
T A. M, Sunday. CAPT. RIDER.
( Kl'SOF. leaves Csnarsl. Sunday, 7 A. M.
Fare II 26,
RELIABLE
Sunday 7 A. M.l daily
t. M.i Hat. AfUreoon a I'll,
t BV IIcVmiW estei StjeepsMnd Bay 9 f
THE WEATHER
TO-DAY AND
Steamship' Arrivals and
Foreign
THE WEATHER.
For eastern New York, Increasing elonrll
neas to-day, rain and warmer In eastern
sertiVin at night to-morrow, rain or snow
and niurli enlderi fresh south winds, shitt
ing to the northwest lo-morrow.
mr New Jersey, cloudy to-uay, rem
night: to-morrow, much colder and pron
abiy folri moderate to fresh south winds,
shirting to the northwet to-morrow.
For northern New England, Increasing
cloudiness and warmer, followed by rain or
snow In Vermont to-dayi to-morrow, rain
or snow nnd colderi moderate variable
winds, becoming southerly and then shift
ing lo the northwest to-morrow.
For southern New England, Increasing
cloudiness and warmer to-day, rain by
night, to-morrow, rain or snow and much
colder; moderate to fresh east to south
winds, shifting to the west to-morrow.
For western New York, rain, probably
turning to enow, to-day, colder In the west
section and In the east nt night! tn.mnrow,
much colder nnd probably fair; fresh aouth
west to west winds,
NEW YOIIK. Dec. .-The trough of depres
sion from Ihe middle Wet moved eastward
and extended frnm it principal centre over the
upper Inkn n-gions southward over the mid
dle (lull roast, with a rcsondory centra over
southern Illinois and western Kentucky.
K.ilu fell quite generally In that belt of
country and was ls-comlng cloudy ami un
settled In most stales eastward.
Tomprrntum waa higher from tha cost
(lulf srrilon north and northeastward, nota
bly In the Ohio Valley and snulhcrn lake re
clnns. Wrst of the Mississippi Valley tha
presure was hljh and sharply colder weather
prevailed In all section. Freezltif weather
prevailed In northern New York and New
Ensl.md 111 tho inornliu, but In no other
section esit of Wltconsln. From western
l.ako Superior the lino of freezing lemi?ra
turn extended snulli and eouthwcslward
Ihrnuih central Texas and Into northern
Mexico, embracing all of New Mexico, nil hut
the exlrcuie southwest portion nt Arlrnna,
and eostcrn parts of Ihe Pacific Slate. 'Zero
weather occupied a strip extending Irom
cslern Molilalia snulli Into New Mexico.
Snow fell nt a few nnlnts In thn western
side of the Mississippi Vnlley and rain or
snow In the north l'.ictn Mates.
In this clly the day was cloudy; hecsme
warmer: wind, -fresh southeast: average
humidity, f.i per cent.: barometer, corrected
In read to sea leiel, at 8 A. M !0 10; I l JI
A.M.
Rarnmeter 30.10
Humidity l
Wind direction N
Wind velocity
S P. M.
30.04
(,-.
S. E.
a
Clear
m earner v.t.uu .
ti. i.mnriiiif in Mil city yesterday.
as recorded by the iifrlcl.il thermometer, I.
A. M.
11 1 IV M... tl . 1'. .M... 1
9 A. M,
10 A. M.
11 A. M.
12 M....
9 A. M..
12 M
! 4! - P. M... 41 7 I'. M... 42
1.1 i l. M... til I M... 4
. 19 4 I'. M . 42 9 I'. M...
. 41 S ! M... 43 10 I'. M... 41
1I1J. 1915. 1910. 1915.
42 .tj f, P. M. ... 41 3 1
. 4t 15 9 V. M . . . . 21
. 41 31 ISMId..... ... .. 3.
3 I'. M
Highest temperature, IC, at 4 .0 r -M.
Iiwest temperature, 30, at 5:-0 A M
Average tempernture, 41.
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
WASHINHTON. Dec. . The, army
orders were Issued to-day: l.leut -I ot
Francis It. Shunk .m.l l.leiit.-i'nl. Henry
.leriey. Corps Engineers, to report examin
ing board at Washington for examination
lor promoti.in.
Col Itnhert Whttr.eld. Twenty-seenn
Int-mtry. detailed for lecrultlng servkc at
Ok.Mhoin City, Okla.
Major Charles N. Harney, retired, tn Den
ler. Un'. for recruiting duty, relleilng
First l.leut. A. Tltui. Coast Artlller), de.
tached.
first Lieut C. K. nhtn-hardt. Seven
teenth. Cavalrv. attached to aviation scc
tl ii. slsii.il. Corp, to s.in Diego, C.il.
Cipl. J. II. 11. Waring. M. C. relieved In
Hawaiian Drp irtmrnt . report to (oiiiinand
Ing general. Central Department, for order.
First l.leut. Frederick lladrn, M It. -'.,
relleed tn Southern Department, to Ha
waiian Islands lis January transport.
Capt. It. II. Richmond, cavalry, detached,
I relieved from present duties nnd will re.
turn to station.
Cant. A. T.
union, seennu inianiry, i"
San Francisco and report to president arini
retiring noar.i ai i-rrsiuio oi s.iu i raniictu
for examination.
I Major James U. llarboard, cavalry, ds
ta. bed
Major Vox Conner. Field Artlllerv; Malor
V. li S on Fie.l Art. leri. an.i Mil .
Ull, i.i in 1. Jackson, Infantry, . repoit
n somii ns tn .i t i .ii alter .J.i mi i to e
aiiilnliig bon d In this ilty for c.xumlli.ul ui
for pr, .iii .i Ion
l.leut -Col. 1". i, Maiildln. Coast Artlller
detall-d fr ueiier.il remitting servli at
Fort Slnriini, N. Y., re. levins Col. H. C. nn
V.let. Infantry.
Col. J. P. Flnley, a'lached to rnurth
Infantry, to ilovernors Island. N. Y., In
rhirga of mllltl.i nff.iirs Eattern Depart
ment I Capt. W. II. Tohln, ). M. C, to nuarter
master of trapstiort linford. to Jrue for
New York for chile, mi return of trans
port t-i New Yiirk l' wll' re, nine his
1 au' "??
1 Cal.Tt",
rei iked
du' as assistant to di pot uu irteniia.ter.
i orners, .lUKii.i -s. rciiiniR to
arence Unlgcr. :i.ir, detai hcd.
Special orner. August reintmr 10
I'lre" l.leut Iicrk'-lei T. M-reliant. Th.r-t-,eitt,i
C.iv.ilri, revoke 1.
M 1.1 .r II. W. Newton, 1) M C. relieved
111 S Mltllerii llep.irttlli nl . lo I'ort M.l-
Arthur, c.il, end ussuiiie charge conttru
lion work.
Cnpt Tlinin.i ,t Snitlh ordnance dep.,-!- j
ment. relielcd nt Urnlikf.ird Arsin.lt l'ttl. t-
de'nlilii. to Il.ii heMer. N Y . and tenor l-v i
I letter to chief or iirduance for os-ru i bm
First 1 lent M. C. llu-tln. I'lli Ippill"
nl. r.nri.l. In net ve ,1iil for c ner.i
rc rinng .i-rvl-'t at se.iit.e. Wash Ilc
appidnted nn inilng quartei tn ister.
U'rst Lieut. U T. Bb-e. M P.. C to
niMic duty at Uort Morgan. A'.i
First l.leut L. I' .1. Zertiee. Coin Artll -
lerv. and Flr.l Lieut 11. A H"liiuii, Coast
Artillery, detailed for sen he In Signal
Corps
Capt. .1 M Burroughs Q M. C, relieve,)
.is HMil'I'llit to Mnj.'r C. II. Han kin, t) M.
c. and will astunio churce of dutv perlaln
li g 10 pur hate of hors- and mule for the
iiawktns
1 Ste,-il
firinv in Kan.11 i ny. .11 u , reiieimg .najor
Sne. nl nrderi October 27 relieving Cant
II W T Egtln. Coast Artl'lcn. Irom pre
rnt n!iriittiont amended to iclieve hlui on j
nrrllai of another oflb-i-r for dull- III cmsl
defence of Cape Fear- Opt Eglln tu re
port to commanding ofther cottt defences
of ll.i.ttinnre for dutv.
First l.leut. O. E. II Flier. M. It. C. lo
a-'lie .liiti at v-incouver lurrli ks.
First Lieut. II. C. I,leer. ,M. It, C. re
lieved ul aiicnuvei' barrm i,s and relieved
rrom ruruier aiitve iiuty.
l.leut -Co' Charles Lin- li. M C. roiort
to commanding gcieur Western Iiepirl
ment for ilun ns division eutgeon, 'rhiiii
Division, with k itlon at San Fi m. is, ,i an t
as s.inP'irv Inspei-tor and ai.ii,t,uit to . t-
pirtinint surgeon. Wc-tern Di-p irt ment.
Ili'MV'li.i'l"li of fii'luolni; .fibers i,
cepteit- I'lrit l.leut. John F Pi iicr. s. i
ond Infti-ifv Kent ii- kv N'.Hntitt liu ird .
Set nnd Lieutenant Bugi-iic McCurt), First
('Hair. Ai.lbiuia N.iti.ina' liuatii.
I.en or atisni.-o granteii: Cant. W. c
Treuiilne. rillre.l, rrcriitllng rdflrer, leu
di)s, Cii't F M 1 1 I er, infant!, one
month' First Lieut Trub c Martin, tit t
Fluid Artllleri, lliteo ninnHia on siirg.'im s
certllb iile. First l.'eut li. It Clark, ilmii il
surgeon until Fetnii.ir.i I'tpt. F. s. I l.uk,
const rtltlery. ilciiu-lii.,1. tift.-en dins.
First l.leut l.re 11. Stewart. Ili'.lllln . de
tin lied, evtended senn da): First IJi-ut
llerliert c Lleaer, M II c. on" month.
Major Frrderbk f. Ann I I. niialr), I,iu
l.i)s.
ti, ne.i.rVwer. u.oe.i i...ii, .
Coiiltlialldir II. ' Mi'Neelv, del ii lied
11 iifjiui inirii:, hi i, hi iinri,., .o'simn,
I.leuti tiani -Conitniunlei D. i; "I'll- ..-it. to
command iila lr.
l.leut C. E Wood, to aeronautic .tatl-m
Pensa- ola
l.leut. B Ilruee, detiched N-inla. to
Juiiltci-i
(.lent Ijlltllor gtBile) li. . Poll, dc.
lai he I Fanning, to Mcli nigil.
l.leut. i Junior crtiib-l t I' Warren, de
t. bed D i "'. to Hbo.le Island.
I.lut. tjuntiir grade) ll. I crouell. de
tach t M Dougal, to loiutniind liowne
l.leut "l inlor grndel It 11 Paunack, d
Inched aeronautic stiitloii, P.'ns.u i, to
Nov id i
Ensign T. Shine, detached Montann, to
llhuil Island
Ensign 11 M Alijor detsehnl San Diego,
to mt ,i I Iiiimi I il W.ishluc'nn
Ensign M. ii liioib'e, Jr., tlet.iebe, Utah,
to tun month l k leave
Ensign F c Humpn, deache, Ithode
ItlHtid, lo Fulton
Ensign II It CI ithorn. detached Con
necticut, to one month sick leave,
Ensign S. II, ijuarl-t. to receiving ship at
Norfolk.
Surgeon !'. B. Williams, detiched inar'ne
expeditionary fores 11.1)11, In Florid i.
MARINE COUPS.
Lieut. -Col. W. N. McKelvy, iletncbed ma
rine harrncks, I'mt Itujiil, to Wahlilugtoii
for txanilnatlnn for promotion
Major M. J. Shaw, detached Second
Brigade. Santo Domingo, to 1'ulted State.
Capt D, P. Hall, to duty orrli- Naval in-
tel1leilt"i'
First L'eut D. L. S Brewstsr, detached
rifle raimi, Wlnihrnp, Md.. to nvl.-itloii duty
I'eiirafil i
First Lieut. W H Su llv.in, ilrtached
First rirlgide. II i)ll, lo I ii it.-u S iie.i,
Ftrtt Lieut. It II Ti libs, Jr. detached
Wyoming to marine barracks, Norfolk,
FORECAST FOR
TO-MORROW
Departures Outgoing
Mails.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MTVriTrrnt irtr.ui
OnilM Stales Coast and Oeodetlo' Sairty-
Sfan,l--.1 Hm.
Sun rises .,,..7:07 A M Sun sets IMM
Moon rises 4:21JM
Rlan WATEn this nixr.
Sandy Hook. TtllAM Oor. Island. .744 AM
..en uaio.,, ,,s;bO A M
LOW WATER THIS DAT.
Sandy lTook..lj- A M Oor, lsland.,.lilA JC
iicu uato 3 :10 A M
ARRIVED FIUUAY, Dcocmbsr I.
S! 2i;lcV:ai A M" Wterponl. Not. !.
S Inland. 2 1". M., Liverpool. Nor. 21.
Sa ItosCTimnion A, M.. Liverpool. Nor. 21.
dam. Nor? 20. " "' 1 '
Si i, Fi0!'' 7.:M. '' M" "ordeaiix. Nor. .
Nov, 27 -oureuuy, ,-t, uucaa.
2. iifM? ,orV 7.:.S0 ,V' M.v Port Antonio, Dae. :.
2 V f.""' c ' M- Matanra. Dec. 1.
J' rl?11:0- : 1". M . Ilalboa. Nor. 11.
2 R ." no 11 A. M St. Lucia, Nor. H.
S Wlen. l.rt t it Vm. . . . 7 ' . . . . .
. -', .nursunx, Jttsisnill,
ssnadlani :3(l A.M., Tamplco. Nor. 54.
Ss F.I Oivhlcnle. (lalvcstnn, Dec. 2.
Sa Hnmlllon. Norfolk. Deo. 7.
Hs Illo Orande, Jacksonville. Deo. I.
Sa Corozal, llosinu. lvc. 7
S. I'V: I'hlladelphis. Dee.
2. . ,f,,n,?. "a'vesion. Dec, 3.
Ss Adalla, llalllmore. Deo. 6.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
SsHelllr Olar. nt Chrlstl.mssnd.
SsOthon Stathatos, nt Ulbraltar.
Ss American, nt Hilda.
SsEuxelnos. at Olbrallsr.
Ss llclrlcr. nt Havre.
MntorharU Caracas, at Sanlsnder.
Ss Fuknku Maru al Vlndlrostok,
t" ?.'",T.", .Ma". nl Hordcaux,
Ss llnllfrlil. at I'aulllao,
Ss Allanion. nt Marseilles.
Ss Advance. i, Urlslnb.il.
Ss city of Columbus, at Savanna.
Sa Lenapo, at .la. ksonvllle.
2 or'""".l'e. at Charleston.
SsTolloc. at Mobile.
SAILED FOR NEW YRRB.
SsMnnsolla, from Ixindon
Ss Onega, frnm St. Michaels
Ss nirou llncjcns. from Harry.
Ss 1-rnchurch. from Marseille..
Ss Ada. from (ioihrnhiirg.
S" Rfkehy. from Cardiff.
2 ?iuII,la. ,,aru' ,r",', San Franclsaa).
Ss KI Sol from (lalimtnii.
fs Arapahoe, from Jacksonville.
i-s thciapcake, Irom Ilalllmor.
OUTCOlNi; STEAMSHIPS.
Sill To-day.
Mills
Tesssti
Rail.
12 01) M
3MPM
s o p
2 00 P
r on P J
2 M P .V
L'lnM.
s :o a m
17 00 M
St. Louis, Liverpool
Esiuunc, Ilonlealll
Unltrd Stairs. Copen
hajeti II) ftl A M
Her.etisljnrd. Ilersen. . 9 30 AM
Mnntsrrrst, Cnbr 1I:m..M
c Lokx y Ixipez Cadiz 11 3' A M
iiovic, .M siiciie.il r. . . .,
13 01) M
Havana. Havana..
S nn A M 11 00 A Y
T.-nnysoii, Illo Janeiro..
Carolina, San Juan. .. .
Iroquoi. Turks Mind,
llermuiban, llermtidt,
Mamlcvllle. Jamaica,,. .
Calamares. Jamaica . .
!- 0 M
3 0) P V
s l A M
II HA M
9 f"l A M
9 ."0 A M
, 12 ftl M
1U W A M
12 00 M
IMI'lt
11 00 A 3
12 00 M
3 ro p S
I f) p .
12 00 M
IMPS
12 00 M
1 00 P Jf
1 00 P M
12 M M
1 00 P
3 00 P Si
12 00 M
,1 i llostlllu, Mnt'ii-Mdro..
iiii.tm.ir, iiiuii.i , .... ( (
Nueces, tialveslon
Rurnn, Jack.oiirllle
Lampasas, Tampa
Comal, Key Vet
Coniu. New Orleans
Himilton. Norfolk
Rio Grande, Iirunsici
Sail Mnnd.iy
I'.ibella. N.issiii . 9 irt A M
Citv of Montiiomcry. S:t-
i ann.ih
Jellcrson. Norfolk
Fall Tuesday.
K K Wnlrurlo. Mar
seille. S 00 P 1'
3 00 1
' p r
.1 01 P .V
i AM 10 ro a
I'ailllc, Mnnteiidcn .,
Klorir.-I, New foui'dtiud
S ) A M 11 no A M.
Illo ilc Janeiro, para.
12 00 M
inil'M
I.MolnwIi, .lacksoniille
12 di M
1 00 P M
12 M M
' I' M
12 "1 M
oi P M
U M M
1 UJ 1' M
3 no p M
K ") M
IIUPM
. Madison, Norfolk
I ',',: ' ..'!''
- -" "cunrsoar.
cumin. Jamaica . ... 9 3) A M
j Phi' I leil.hi.i l.i lillliri 9 ."1 A M
- Tuusu. s.into Hounnco i i A M
in nil in. t Thomas
vi
iiunwooi .Mai-inra
, s i'i J.iunto. i in i ton
i t'uv ol Columbus, si
i inii.ih
Ai iiMtio... .laiksnnvillo
Pnncssi Anno, Norfolk.
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
Du To. day.
Onlir.cdA
...Horile.iux
...Sevllli ....
...Ki-kwalt ..
. s inlos
,. Ilirr
Hirrv
...Atmiria .
.. Hurt- . .
,. Ilottrrdim
.. li lllestnil ,
...Nor. 4
...Nor. II
...Nor 21
.. Nor II
.. Nov, 21
.. Nor 21
...Nor. 21
...Nor. 21
...Nor. 14
..Dec. I
...Nor. 17
11 -till
1 ram
rum
Kirkoswald
Itnhert M Thomo.a-
liankdile
-tr.itblcieii
(Mil Mierk
KI Mar
Dwlnsk
Weutworih
Vasir!
llarlctu
Montiinin. . .
City nl Montcomrry.
Mohawk
.. Orcnock
M Nazaire.,,.Nor. 21
Illo Janeiro. ...Nor. :1
ll.ii re Nor. 34
Trinidad Dec 1
savannah ..
J.iik.onville
..DSC. 4
..Dec I
Due To morrow.
Liverpool ..
Hull
i St Paul ..
..,.Deo. I
....Nor. 21
....Nor. 71
....Nor. 21
....Nor. 21
... .Dee. 7
De. 7
....Nor. :
....Nov.
....Nor. 21
Deo. I
. .. De-.
. . . Dee. r,
...Nov. 21
l ailliiz.irn
I oioli istil .it aril. . . . tximtnii
is . A. 10 iicnrcio!, ...... .. ilarscillci
1 Toll wood
Meinn ,
Esfrranra
1
Havre
Havana ..
Nassau ...
Dan Mondir
. , . I.otnlou .,
. . . London ..,
. . Illo
ciniemnon
Helielnl
-cur inoi
'1 1 insporl Sumner
t o inin . . . .
CntnaiMiry
Vuluci.i
. ( rtstohil .
s in .1 i. in
Cieilf-lCa-OS
l.OIIi'OII ... .
I'ri-toli ,1
. New 1 1 testis
.lai U-uiiville
fins lav
. Azores
. Clir.st.aiiu .,
t'iitohil
. Havana ,, .
. Curniii.i .. .
Trinidad
Mobile
tv.iiinah . .
. iialve-ton ...
New Ot It-ins
Pott Kadi ...
rrmdorc . .
.Dec, 4
. Dee,
..Dec. I
...Dee 2
..Nov. 2(
..Dee, ii
...Dec. 1
...Dec. .1
.. Dec. I
...Dec. 5
. . Dee. :i
.. Deo. ii
Dec. 7
...DcO. 1
Dec. 4
Nov 7'l
Nov -i
. Nuv. i;
Deo
Dec. 10
I Prnliu
Arip.ihoc ....
DM
T, ,. . ,. .i
,1.'"",,'"!
I Colon
I II ll Oa I
Philadelphia
M II- Hill
Al.llllil.
I'll) id Ciiliinibii..
lt, t.M,o.
yt oi'ilc
lioivne
!
Duo V.-
Inceday
Hiirdr nix
Kilkw ill
1. 1 Palllir-Pi-t
ii inihut'ii
.latu in-1
lai lisiiimllo
Chtras-o. ..
yet i
Iliplon
i Mlna (ieracs,,
' s.irua
; 1. -nape
i
EUROPEAN MAILS.
The American liner St Louis, sailing
to-day for Liverpool, will take null,
coring nt 3'i A ,M . f r Europe, (except
liiuuiii), A ust rl i. Hungary, I uxeniburg,
I In I K .1 rt t. Serbia, Turkey, Netherlands,
Nornii), Swiii. n and luiiiiiuki, Africa,
iVest .sn mid Iho Eist Indies,
llie Ir mli ii . ''-I'lKM. sailing lo.
dny for nordeAiu, wi.l lak mall, cloa
I UK nt noun. Il I S.i itcrlanil, It ily.
1 1 1
P lln. Portugal. Egvpt. nree-n, British In
( 'r ,.,' ir, i7lou. Strul's , ill, .i'i,.',,.
ii. It, ll. i .m .1 ll, ll. J. (Ill Mil, l.i
Dutch
I East Indies, west Australia ant 17 rsta.
Tho Scandinavian A-netlian ' oer Fulled
i PI ites, ..itllng to.d.i) for Cli-, 'lans.itiii
villi lako siieclil.y H.ldrt-.,ed oi i nosiii;
nt 10 A, M, for Norwi). Sweden. Den.
mark, llusrla, Iliimanu. i-nii.in . Austria,
lluiic.ir), l.uxcuibiirg, Bulgaria, Serbia and
, Tuikev
I 'h. Norui gl in-Mill rt' in Me unship Bur
Igtiiafhird. sailing to-day for Bergen,
; will tikv mil', e. using m i 30 A, M, for
iNoriiai, Suc'l-n. Dcnmiirk. Netherlands,
1 Suit' rland. 1 Ins, 1 1. ' 1 ttiuiii id i, Cermany,
Austria, llungiri, I.uv tnburg, Bulgaria,
Ferbl i and Turkey.
Tho Spanish liner Mouiserr.it. sailing to.
day for CidU wiM t ike mil1, c'oslng at
I A, M, for Fimii, Poriuiigil and liibraltar
Molrtliclil of
Navnl ti'ssclt.
W tMIIN'iTON. Dec V-liuilbo.lt All
ti.-ipolis bu ortlied ut L.i Pan. gunboat
Eagle at I iu-t nt hii mii. supp'v i-hlp lilacler
it s i it Dli yo. Irausiiori II incock at Port
I nu Prince; ilesttner itinicy at Newport,
iruls-r lianawlii ut llosloi, destroyer
s in- It it K Wc-' i ' 1 rul.ir Denver si
I t . ui f of Fonsei.i: guntinat liiltlmore has
's, di, i nun Cb' rr) -tiii I It' lit for llaiup
I I ui If" I- giinlioil i'h tll.ii oiign from
I'li ntl for Sin Diego; iriuser llulMli from
Mizatlau (or l.i P.u, battleship Florida
n .in southern di HI giouuds for llomplon
lloiids hospital ship Solace from New York
for lliniptoii Roads- destroyer Bushnell
and tubni.i' met L-l. L-2, L-2, I. -4 and L-9
ft urn liilittnix Brenkiiiitr for Norfolk
Vlird Klti'eship Pt-nnsv vail .1 tlln toutll
cru drtli groiinils foi Hi'-ipl jit Hi. ids gun.
1 ,at ratnetro frotn c,- ,m p-turo for
HUiintanatiio, niliie th.i s,iu 1 rurclscu
from Cherrystone Light fw iuniM
lloadi and the baltleahl.i I'UTa l3-Vfr-s
rn drill grounds for sea.
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lllb.
