102 Quadrille Ruled Form. John C. Moore Corporation, Rochester, N. Y. Binder and holes in leaves, each Patented 1906 5.54. 3 Doughty Cave. The west side of Doughty Cave is made up of massive indurated olive shale which rarely show folding. The two ridges are roche-moutoneed but in the hillside about the old Doughty homestead the splintering of the shale is well shown trending N. 50° E. The strike varies from N. 30° W. in the north getting to N. 42° W. in the middle & back to N. 30° W. at the head of Doughty Cove. At the head of the Cave just west of the little brook a few forams was collected: Chonetes novascotiensis occ. Dalmabella less common Stenoscisma of borealis " " The same species as are common in the 5.54.2 shales. These indurated shales are overlain by still more indurated shales exceedingly hard and very fossiliferous, but unfortunately the rocks too much baked by an overlying gabbro sill and roche- moutoneed to warrant collecting. A few fragments were chipped off. 5.54. 3 B Butterfaune include so far as observed in the field: Leptæna rhomboida 1/3 abundant Stenoscisma of psilra common Atrypa reticularis less common 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30