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Rod and Gun News


to improve the fishing in the waters con-
tisuous to our own dear city. -. T.,
The other saturday you set forth n
were caught by the thousands, from 40 70
IS to n man. not mentioning the nunI.e'
OF men: however: then msrksre'; macy on-
f.h. u; weaknsh. ss2; croakers. ss'' ous'
nsh, 2i2. kinsfsh. ist. and bluensh, 90.
.d 10y ny e ssnsn 'n from At ,se o ocean and bay.
In one day. and you have been. printing
these Kind Of things day by day for weehs
OF course other nsh are being caught be.
sides those that are recorded by you: out
what I would like to know IL. What arc
w doubt the correctness Of your figures
and II we do not put q stop 10 netting,
purify the waters all around us, propasste
anybod, pretty soon. I would like 10 know
wha, your game is-show your hand.
nav Ssw T Yers. Oct. ~. "o
Propagation and Protection For New Ysrk.
The United Anglers Leasue meets ON
the second and fourth Thursdays of the
month In the World auditorium. and every
nnnerm wsn ey n,Sy. '0y isr o Varied waterway.
should come with friends
The waterways Of New York are its pull
keep your blood channels nlled with health
full germs and drive out the foul fends.
The fresh water folk upstate are clam-
OrinE Tor attention ana sOWe OF our MONEY.
All right. their good helps us. II we proht
by their example and help ourselves.
Shall We have a law Regulating the
erci or shall everybody catch all he can
carry of any sizc7 :,
Shall bait net. have a mesh small
enough TO catch baby bass and founders!
Shall all such be returned when caught
Shall
oh dear. How long. oh, Lord. how
long shall we wal, for = fair share of prop
agatlon and protection for New York
Come TO the meeting and let numbers and
enthusiasm talk. surely and only through
, nmS%efT; and enthusiasm t. rt,ii II; given
President United Anglers League.
New York. Oct. %.
Julius High t. ny Julius.
NY Julius'' in THE FIN Of October IA
asks an Interesting question. He writes;
Is better. to hold them steady. giving only
two or three turns Of the reel. as Charley
did. or let them run and tire you as wei
Charley thinks the way TO land q hesy,
one is to hole him. siyins line .rudsinsly
Sisy The ! hs s,. eIsr'y nd % ' ls1 then, NIKE rs Snen ss sf
playing. Wha. d. your expsr'ence"
fun playing a n.h until you tire the gam,
hard and hold him after two or three turn
St the rev, two Ihe y spor dh ,s a.! over your IN a , mn"
II you play your Ash. you give It's nsht
In. abilities an opportunity TO test them
give the nsh a chanc. to win or lose.
And In these days OF light tackle IN
hsh has more than a good show. as W.T.
ness the number OF big ones that get away
.nce OF the angler or the anglers inab,i,!
e. ,ana a bigger proposl'i9n thsn he an
New York. oct. 20.
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SQUASH TOURNEY DATES.
Five Cube 70 Compete fer Ciass \
"Met~ Title.

The schedule Of games in the Glass A
and b tournaments for the squash ten
mis- championship Of the Metropolitan
League was announced yesterday. In
the A series hve clubs will contest for
the title. with seven players being ell
gible for a team. Only four %oreaniza-
lions are entered In the Glass B contest.
In which i've men will constitute q team.
The schedule follows:
CLASS A TOURNEY.
November 30. Heights Casino At Prince
ton squash, Columbia at Yale.
December I, Princston-SQuash at Yale,
Harvard at Heights Casino: ~. Harvard
1t Princeton-squash. Heights Casino at
Columbia: II, Princeton-SauAsh at Column
bia. Yale at Harvard: Is. Columbia at Har-
ward. Yale at Heights Casino.
January 4, Princeton-SQuash a. Heights
Casino. Yale at Columbia; II. Yale at
Pr.nceton-SQuash Heights Casino at Har-
ward: Is. Princeton Squash at Harvard.
Columbia at Heights Casino; 20. Columbia
at Prince,on-SQuash h. Harvard at Yale.
February l.. Harvard At Columbia.
Heights Casino a. Yale.
CLASS b TOURNEY.
December o. Crescent At Yale. Columbia
AZ Princeton. 10. Yale At Columbia, Prince
ton At Crescent.
January .. Princeton At Yale. Crescent
a: Columbia: 10. Yale at Crescent. Prince
ton at Columbia: u. Columbia at Yale.
Crescent at Princeton: 20. Yale At Prince
ton. Columbia at Crescent;
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The WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures-Outgoing
Foreign Mails. g..
THE WEATHER

For eastern New York. fair to-day, rain
tonight or tO-morr0W; mo0erase n0SSn-
esst 20 southeast wtnde.
For New Jersey. fair to-day and warmer
south and rain in the north portion;
moderate east to southeast winds.
For northern New England. fair to-day.
tomorrow, probably rain: gentle 70
modera,e shifting winds becoming
For southern New England. fair to-day;
tomorrow. probably rain: moderate north
east to southeast winds.
For western New York. rain this after
noon or Tonight and probably to-morroW!
Increasing EAST winds. becoming "e"'er'S
new YORK. Oct. ea-Hish pressure
continued yesterday In all sections, Win
centres over the north Pacific and northern
plateau States, tho northern lake resiohs
and over the virginias. .
Moderately low pressure existed over
Manitoba and there were INDICATIONS VI u
storm central southeast Of Florida. l.,
the Atlantic and Southeastern sections and
freezing temperatuIe again occurred IN
West Virginia and Virginia.
IT was warmer in the west OUR ana
lower Mississippi valley but cooler n ,ns
Mountains,
Freezing temperature prevailed from
Lake superior west and southwest into
Nevada and nor'hern caiifornis Four rae asrre ~.
above zero at Lander. Wyo.
snow fell In Colorado and NeoraskA ena
| rain in northern Texas. Oklahoma ene
ncrtheastward at scattered po,ntn mo 'he
In this city the morning was fair' ioi-
lowed BY cloudiness: little change IN tenn
pera,ure; wind. light TO fresh northesst'
Corrected to read TO sea level, at : A. NJ,
| no AZ. z y. ~. 80 %,
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RESULTS.

Prs, Rac.--Five and a half turionas;
Taxi. 10 Il. Gentry. $3.50. $50
~; Won pollyanna; iio ,MIsphy,: .s;Io
$40, third. Time. i:os 49,. Carrie Louise.
.Aiy Bennett. white stockings. Piunser'
Eng ish Lady. Alice weis-nbach. snawr.
and Ruth Wehle also ran.
Sc ,oud Race-sir ,u-.5..s' Busy Joe. ios
Louder. $3.50, $500 and ss.;s: won;
Stephen T.. 10 Goose. s..se n ~: sec
T T'n.. n s.is as 1908 Avery .T;H Tramso. Ardent, n'! y.
bert Thurman, Norsic; Alex Setx. Prim
Harry, Tlrco. Charlie Mc1ee. owanA and
Third nace-one mile: Lucille p. los
, Lykep, s..2O, $40 and s2te won: Bucx.
tisr. 10: murphy, $3.50 and sSto; second:
P.r.eus, 100 ,Hanoverl. ". third, Tine.
40" FoSftih "iiaeeD-six fur,ons.: Chalmers,
u: ,BuS,onl, $40, $3.50 and ss.7o. won;
Brinshurs,. IFS (Goosel. &s.+c and sac,
second Vogue. ilb ,Andress,. %. 50. third
Time, i:ls is. sparkier and Flee'aoelle
also ran.
purse $500; one mill, ana seventy ard
VS. n:J. sr. pan McASoo. iM ppccso1nin.iiy;. is.io,,
ne, second; sun God. 81 Louder, ss.sCi
Sixth Race--For tAree-year-olds and up
Vac: selling; pur.. $500: one miis smn !
iOs CHossi, $40, s3, second: Dehra. d
,Bnekl.... $50 third: Time i;ts e.
suiram.. N.rmsr, James oakley. SAINT and
seventh nacs--Yor thres-yesr-oids and
! up..ra: ceiling; purse $500; one mile .nt
n:;s: / .; '.;s:; fr.;; Trca. yIy. :,
Ishi.lng, 'sIo. third, Time; 1893 ~
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BASEBALL AGAIN
APPS. A. L. SPORT
po,timc Restored to List Of
Championships by Games
Committee.
OTHER TIMELY GOSSIP

representatives Of the Public Schools
Athletic League voted at their monthly
meeting in the Board of Education Of
fees yesterday to resume q champion
shin baseball tournament non the
nigh schools OF the greater city. In
1919 the baseball tournament as cham
o,onship competition was dropped. be-
cause conlmercialixation made itself APP
Karen, Oh certain teams.
From 1918 until this season the tour
rament was staged as usual. but no
championship trophy was AT stake.
PRIOR TO yesterdays meeting representa-
,iyes OF the league conferred with the
various principals in the city. and II was
found that the heads Of the institutions
,oIced approval of the plan TO resume
,,u,ar competition. a committee was
a,pointed which will select of1cials to
severn the tournament. The committee
will make a report In December.
1, also was announced that the plan
70 stage a water polo tournament was
discouraged. II was the consensus OF
cn,nion tina. the sport was too strenuous
,or the boys who would take part in II.
A tentative basketball schedule was
drawn up. the tournament to start on
december I. and will he brought to q
close on March -. Following tho regu-
lar competition n round robin tourney
vii, he staged. Fourteen schools will be
represented.
An entry Of nine open events for the
ruyvesant High School meet In the
seventy-irst Regiment Armory on De-
cember 10 was approved. Final arrange
ments we're made for the cross country
championship to he contested over the
three mile Van Cortiandt Park course
on the afternoon OF December .. The
westchester schools, the evening high
schools and the senior national titular
runs also will be staged over the same
course on the same day.
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WASHINGTON. oct. - Movement of
naval vessels: cruiser Baltimore, DESTROYER
Duncan ami sultnarincs IL and la hays
arrived ri Boston; drstroyers Brnharn and
Rnid at Newport, cruiser Bunalo at Nazat-
Ian; cruis"r mar estou NJ tristohal, cot
Ter Culgnt At Santa Domingo city 'eul't
ozark sut summarizes I-n. ]. 10 anh u
At RappahHuu"rk spit; hattl-ship Montant
HAMPTON kutl., tur hatHps"o At Nnrip,k
trdn-port I'rairio al Port au Irinrc, and
min, .llp san Francisco II Portsmouth,.
Destroyer hmmcn mas sailed FROM Whitc-
siprN Landing for Newport. destroyer
Jacob Jones from Newport for Rn2hardH
Rny. destroyer Rowan from New port FOR
sea, ana destroyer wsdsworth from New
port fOr BIZzarl, bay.
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PIPING ROCK GOLFERS
GAIN SECOND VICTORY
With Mrs. AuchinclOss 10 Lead
Them, Beat EnglewoOd
Women 8 TO O..

Locrsr VALLEY, L. l.. oc;. ol.--The
Piping Rock women gained another Vie
tory in h series OF matches for the
team championship OF tho Women's Met
ropolitan Golf Association to-day by de-
feating Englewood by a score OF s TO 0
on the Piping Rock links. A few days
age Knollwood came to Piping Rock and
was badly beaten. and as Knoilwood and
Englewood tied at Englcwood in the
only other match played thus far. the
Long Island golfers ave a clear lead In
the three cornered struggle for the assoc
citation title.
Mrs. C. c. A~uchincloss. who reached
the semi-final round In the resent
women's national championship and sue
ceeded In carrying the ultimate victor.
Miss Alexa Stirling. to the home green,
played at the head Of the Piping Rock
team to-day and scored two points by
beating Miss Georgianna NJ. Bishop. ma
tional champion in 1904 and runner UP
this spring for the Metropolitan title.
They were all squafe at the end OF the
first nine holes and were still on even
terms when they reached the lone
green. There Mrs. Auchincloss ran down
a long putt that gave her the hole, the
second nine, M the match.
one OF the four matches was halved.
Mrs. J.. II. Alexandra OF Piping Rock and
Mrs. J. 4. Irving OF I;nglewood each fall
ing to score AT the expense OF the
other. In the other two matches the
Piping Rock representatives scored the
maximum OF three points for their side.
The summary:
PIPING ROCK ENGLEw00D.
Mrs. {. {. Auchin. Mise G.. NJ. Bishop.. :
Gloss ,............. 2Mrs. J. 9. Irving.
RS. J. II. Alexandra o Miss u. Pickhardt. 80. .
arse. n. Heckscher slMrs. A. Shoaf....... {
Mrs. II. koome. ..... ) =
- Total ...."......... {
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Total

Charles T. Stout Is the new champion
OF the Richmond County Country Club
and he gained his title by defeating no
less a parsonage than Morton L. Fearey.
who only a few days g distinguished
himself by winning the Staten Island
championship. The Ana round for the
Richmond County title was nj thirty-six
holes AID Stout beat Fearey by the
rather generous margin OF Z up and q
to play. In the nnal match for the sec
ond sixteen. J. s. Slosson heat Kinsley
Twinine by Q up and I 20 play.
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RESULTS.

First Race-rwo-yesr-olds; selling sis
s%uriony;; EeSo. cherry tlr 1y'i R,pc. He 'V r INC Me-
B B:ts.'i Il, ' 's's .af :ss;:e,. s ;siaa: S linz
Too,sie, HA.,y Cora, Highway. Flare. kim.
berry. Ponce De Leon. Lady Bob. staiwArt
Van and Rose Finn also ran, ..
mile: Xyion. Ii5 tRobinsonl. t:.so, $3.50
and sac ven y; n; ZEE. 100 'oesTn'
Meiodrams. charminsiy. Red Wing. NAvi-
gator and fiosa also ran. -
; skl...er,. i .s.. ss''s ssss and S. g. won;
Presumption. ia .tByrn.>. $50 and $3.50.
"a 60. third Time. i:is. Thesieres. Pier.
rot. southern Gold. Borax. Passion. Tie
Pin. Meelicka, Cos,umer and Lost Fortune
Fourth Rss.-Handiesp; ;:ye.r-oia:: q,
s!ic ans Il w9n ~sG'es. ssa + Tr sHm.
los Dawes ,soio. third. Time, lis as.
crank. Lively: queen Of ,he Water. Cheer,
s Mcod and rT" eolu nSShss ca,adSt.d starter also
Fifth -Rae.-Handicap: all ages one
$50 and $3.50, won; wooden sho.s. II?
cMetealn. 1850 and 1910. second Gamer
c iis ,H 8ss' asit kfoSs, an. ,"i'S S,n- a," Simplex
SIKH Rsce-For ,hre..y.ar. oids and up
ward; selling. one mile and an eighth:
Soldier. Ii5 Ikeoshl. $50. H.5e. 1910,
hrst; capt. Parr, III Robinsonl. 1870.
IS 80. second. Patty Reagan 1907 PAIRING
TOM, SO. third. Time. i:53 5-5. H!gn
Tide. Colby. MEMO PARK. painserheld.
sam Slick, Valas. Woodsair. Noiuspa and
blackboard also ran.
seventh Rsce-For three-year-clds and
upward; selling; purse 800 one mile and
.stfsp;s' L4, ai: Ss care iSs ,si.sssT,.
SO. $40. second; Rae H., 10: Cschu;-
tinger). 1910. third. Time, l:t6. st
Charlotte, Sasis. Inhdei II. Napier, Arma'
ment. Senator Casey and Viril- alec ran.
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Columbis Freshies HeAesed.

Members OF last years freshman crew At
Columbia were honor-d yesterday by cleo
Ton 10 n. Crewsters. IN organization Of
men who make their nrst freshman eight
zach year, Ten men were elected. includ
'ng the mansge-, coNsNain and the eight
men who made the eight. The elections
,olo". T.. = Scoileld, ~. manage OF the
III crew W. Nesle. W. u Brow. L..
ma II. Dow, p. calico, II. Shilliday, r. A.
Curry, r, A. Hsines and g. Griswold.
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WOODLAND GOLFERS
FIGHT FOR OUIMET
Former Champions Club to
Bring Up His Case at
U. s. G.. A. Meeting.
SEEKS REINSTATEMENT

uos-ox ~. oI-r,. wooa,s nd Golf
poSroN' oc'' 1"-i"e W.
Club. in n circular letter sent to-day to
.u,., -
the ciuos that are ACTIVE anu "i'ie" ''e"''
hers Of the limited states Golf Assocla-
~ ~
ton, announced that II would bring pe-
foe. ~. annual vr..tSp~ NJ Tho associa-
'"'e 'e nv
ton In New York text january Its fight
Tor reinstatemcn as amateurs VI rra"-
Gle Ouimct. former n~ational amateur
-. ~,
champion j. II. sullivan. Jr', ana fhui
'o""So"'' "" 49,
OF the Woodland club. were barred from
..-.. A.. ~.-ar , A., ama.
partic'pa'io" " "" ~
tours because OF their business onnec
tons.
In its letter the club stated thar
.,rarv climbs bed offered TO toin in n
Ii 8. .n.,,., u,..,,n~ Gov con.,dera.
ton OF our appeal" but that IT had con-
.uus.
un.. =. So ""o. .A.,,,...
Inc CLUBS ietter sthtes tnAt uiiicui''es
have arisen not under the amateur
da0,,t,on ,t.eiS b,,t out Of "a 40 called
s.H--... 80 a. d.enItton rpade nv
in'erPre'a,io" -
the executive committee.
imterpresssS 'o@ "
go. ..-. .,.,. .,,Nn,, .r~um.,, tina,
a.. ,oon a.. h,n.dor ,6an ,hc rule
1870" AZ is,,.. continues ..To iIlu.trate
me NJ. ,o iii man bv, thu, M
~ ,t,,.. IA at.crstionary mower 10 de-
ia. 60 ,vhcrn a. shsii annIy Hinder ths
nowsr 40 sssumed 4; mas held that Mr. Place
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Macdonald BACK At Poly Prep.

Ronald Macdonald. who last year was
Poly Prep football star. has returned
70 the Livingston street institution. He
vas gu, practising with the BLU and
White eleven yesterday. Macdonald 10
no, In condition. but expects to break
into the game within two weeks. II Is
likely that he will be placed at halfback.
IN this event Harry O'Brien. last season
captain OF the Adelphi Academy eleven.
viii move 70 a guard position. with
which nc IL thoroughly familiar.
Barrirger High Schools football team
was dealt a hard blow yesterday when
(. became known that Capt. Noble and
charley Hunmel viii! leave the institu-
,,,n to-day. The boys will enter Beth
i,;hem Prep. m soon will represent the
Pennsylvania school on the grtdiron'
Both Noble and Hummei played admir-
ably this year for Barringer.
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earrlnser High schools football team
RrcoLiym Prep Ho.ors Tsily.

James Tully. one of Brooklyn Props
star athletes. has been unanimously
elected secretary Of the choor deoaf-
I'M club. Tully made quite a name for
himself last year and 1. continuing his
good work this see son. Jimmy II a dne
baseball player and also Is at home on
the basketball court.
Homer Hazel. fullback OF the Rutgers
eleven, ha. been assisting Coach Jones
With the Montclair Academy football
team for the past week. Hazel. q for
mer Mon,clair student. has acquainted
himself with the weaknesses OF the team
and the boys have shown marked I'm
provement.
The sun., 1916-10-25

LoSas, Temperature. A. at $3.50 a. NJ.
Average temperature. 10.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodstic Survey
Standard Time.
sun rises...:..617 AN Sun sets......5:n Pm
Moon rises. 400 Oi "
nc WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hoos: sos Gov. Island. .s:s7 AN
Hell Gate......S:3 al
Low WATER THIS DAT.
Sandy Hook 1888 Gov. Island. IL 30
Hell Gate,.....::0 N =
ARRIvED-TUEsDAY. October n
&c Roma. 4 NJ. Mar.eilies. Oct.
: Sallis Su $50 4 n, HUI, Oct.
IS Mctspan. $40 A. NJ, Havana, Oct. 20.
SIS Rodfaxe. 7:2o A. NJ. Puerto Padre, oc.
50 ri CAPTAIN. Cristobsl. oc.a
50 Lenape. Jacksonville. Oct. q.
Ss Nueces, Galveston. Oct. 10.
S. II Vale. Galveston. Oct. Is.
ga Princess Anne. Norfolk. or. u.
So Jefferson. Norfolk. Oct. -.
IS kathlamba. Boston. Oct. "a.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
So Nieuw Amsterdam. At Kirkwali
~ Re d1talia. at ~. Michacls.
Ss volodia. at London.
S. s. soors-yk =, f Sa,;sr.m
IS Stanton. at Havre.
y Ottar, of the Lizard.
IS Hallbjory. AT Newport. England.
IS Eurymedon. at vladivostok.
IS Stavn. at Bordeaux.
IS Hcrm. at Bilbao.
Sc Agenoria. ut Sierra Leons.
Ss San Marcos. NJ Key West.
Ss u Monte, at New Orleans.
IS CITY OF Montsomery, at Savannah.
So ~ Occidente. at Galveston.
IS Muncaster Castle. at Phil adelphia.
IS Grosholin. al Philadelphia.
IS Chesapeake. ut Baltimore.
s. san Mateo. at Boston.
SAILED FOR NEW YoRK
IS Finland. from Liverpool
s. Oscar IL, from kirkwall.
S. Skard, from Huelva.
So Cristobal, from Cris,obal
80 Tokiwa Maru. from Cristobal
Ss San Jacnto. from Key West.
50 Apache, from Jacksonville
IS Huron, from WILMINGTON. n. C.,
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CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE Pullman soccer
team of Chicago will invade the East for a
series Of holiday season games. IL was an
nounced to-day. Games will be played In
Philadelphia. Jersey City and New York.
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New Jerseys Channel Bsss Record.

In regard TO a list OF fan run OF channel
has. up to September 81. those I have oh
tanned q record OF are ~ follows:
The first was taken at HoIgate, Rrptem-
Der 8, by Henry NJ. Du Bois, which weighed
STA pounds. since that time At that place,
Beach Haven and New Inlet. the following
catches have been made. Sr!son Schoen.
pounds; u, l. Phillips. 81 pounds, and
Charles Workman, 81 pounds.
A. Barnegat city, first taken. septe nbrr
~. by James Buchanan. 80 pounds. Since
that time at that place and North Point the
folio wing: William Goodspeed, SO pounds.
Rowland v. Hill, 10 pounds: Georg. W
pounds; W. +. I'LL, 80 pounds: T, J. Nc
Walters. rs. 80 pounds: Hallet j, Foster, 80
pounds; Herman Mayer. 20 pounds. /.
BruggeInan. Is pounds; Len Crnmer. %, So
pounds: Edward Jones, 80 pounds; W. Farm
ham. IS pounds. ana &. ". teigenspan
(froin boat. 80 and "a pounds.
AZ Harvey Cedars, nrst taken September
10 by Leonard Huiit. 81 pounds, since that
time; Capt, J. p Robothsm, 80. 80. 81
Eldridge McEwen, 20 pounds; Fred Mike,
50 pounds: sidney T. Holt. Sc pounds, and
J. T.. Fischer. eb pounds.
This list II not complete, as | have heard
~ no less than ten in addition, but could
not learn their names, four AZ which were
taken At Sea side PARK. ! have not heard
from any 81 the catches Al Corson's Inlet or
ocean city. ART J. PHILLIPS.
Asbury Park. y, j, Oct. 90.
Written Between Bites.
do no. think the Rod and Gun column
In showing a very sympathetic Interest In
,ha I'nited Anciers' League and It's efforts
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Written Between Bites.

do no. think the Rod and Gun column
In showing a very sympathetic Interest In
the United Anglers League and It's efforts
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Navy orders we're: Lieut. T.. n CsIsry.
detached command division ., submarine
force, Atlantic h"ct. to command Is q and
division 4, submarine force. Atlanti' Meet
Lieut. Junior grad~l : u MC'sughsy, DE-
grad-l ", g, Lee. to Arizona bcntai sur
goon Z /. Novey, detached Marc Island
yard to naval station, 1utuila, Samoa,
Dental surgeon ". e. Harris, detached
naval station, Tutuila. samoa, TO Mare
I-l.uI ward
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Mig catch Of Biscknsh on str. Evelyn SUNDAY
INCIDENT psiy:sAM .xcsp, Mon.
DAILY; a y; SUI. 9 40 a. N. EVELYN
CIRA1 .DA daily. 4 \. NJ. exc. Mon. Sun.
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SAILED FOR NEW YORK.

IS Finland. from liverpool
50 Oscar IL, from kirkwall.
Sc Skard, from Huelva.
So Cristobal, from CriSobal.
80 Tokiwa Msru. from Cristobal
Ss San Jacnto. from Key West.
50 Apache, from Jacksonville.
IS Huron. from Wilmington. n, G.
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Blacknsh Oh SaAbright.
The Giralda fishermen found plenty Of
olackfsh OF seabrieht again yesterday.
when the high hook man. II. Banat. Of
Newark. took no less than 3s. The pool
went to A. Friedman of brooklyn who had
a six pounder among his mess Of IS.
Charles krau~ had i8, Frank Costello 20,
Seorse Young 10 and u. X. Baretto IL
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BOD AND 0UN.
Founders Plentiful

club Houses for aale Or 20 rent for 1917.
BoAts lost In rhur.day's storm. Finders
please notify Joe Sehy. Tel. 2Ie3 Hammels.
The Raunt. Iamaica Ray.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-08
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Trading Active. with Most Of the
Attention Being Turned Toward
the War Shares
WATCH ACTION AT WASHINGTON

NEW YORK, March 7.-Trading during
today'a moderately active market was
again largely devoted TO war shares and
sundry specialties, while standard stocks
denoted occasional irregularity. The at
tention OF the financial community con-
unued TO center around Washington. the
debates over the armed ship Issue being
followed with absorbing interest.
Additional gains were registered in the
forenoon under the lead OF Crucible Steel
and Baldwin Locomotive, which once
more superseded United states steel IN
point OF activity. In fact United States
steel was under persistent pressure,
though yielding only fractionally.
Coppers also moved upward appreciablyi
likewise Mercantile Mhrine preferred and
American WoOlen. Strength Of Woolen
shares was directly traceable 10 the pub
lication OF that company'E annual report.
showing an enormous increase In net
Oils were under marked restraint, Cali
fornia Petroleum, common and preferred.
losing g14 and glt points. respectively. on
the unfavorable annual statement OF the
previous day. Texas Company also mani
Tested some heavincss on unconflrmed
rumora Of new financing. Other back.
ward features included Fruit. United
states Industrial Alcohol. Motors and
Fcrtilizers. Sugars also were disposed TO
relinquiHh some Of their gain OF the pre-
cedlng session. The movement in rails
was somewhat mixed. Baltimore a Ohio,
Fries. Southern Railway preferred, and
Seaboard Air Line preferred showing
marked firmness, while Louisville A.
Nashville Colorado Southern first pre-
ferred. and Missouri. Kansas a Texas
common and preferred were heavy
A general hardening OF prices, except
IN petroleum, occurred I'm the later deal
lngs. the rise deriving its impetus from
the news that the house OF representa-
tivcs, on several test votes. had supported
the administration by a substantial ma
jority. Indications that the soft coal OPP
er8tors and miners were approaching an
ainicable settlement was another favor
able factor Total sales OF stocks. 55S.000
shares.
Investment bodds were mainly irregu-
lar. but Anglo French g. were decidedly
firm. Total sales. par value, we're G.5l).-
on call.
Number Of saies and leading quotations