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LATONIA RESULTS.

Fir., Race-Five and one half furionss.
r. 3 =; ana anss, 20, wo 100 ss lLsSS:r' 10, ~ 80.
iBsrre,O, $3.50. third. Time. i:os ROB:
s s,..,l Rh bod j.. Rars sS.os ssaT n.~,, Fab nsss.S 2,
Man. Trapping and Hazeinut also ran.
Second R.seI0ne mil: and a s,,teen,h;
SI2o and %. second: Jawbone. ITO Gii.
ley). $50. third. Time. l;t7 As. weiGa.
White Grown and Allen Cain also ran.
Won: I'd Howard. iot iBur,onS. $3.50 and
.:ssi,rrSS'. 'i Tims. ~, ATf s.s. K iSt .%o' siddy. 'i Dr.:
lArr,ek and Lem. Mishs also ran.
Fourth Race-G.Thr.e.yesr.olds ard UP.
mil. and a sist..nth.Rsyb.rry csndi;.. ia
.Hsnovsrl: ',r.isht $40. ,pisc. ia, show
, 81 90; !; GT: %. . Kis. S1s II .. .Is s,copDs e;1,sy
Time, i:H SO. Grumpy and sand. Q,
:sS 'c q, All: ' May p! :s,'0. n S,'G 'oS :s."S.
ifG,:h I'd ~ ~ tsk Si :hU S.1 so { 'h hUy,
and Seminole King also ran.
T r.rf. ss:aI,nsi Purss 100; .,y ,%Sslo,s.so
place 90 20. show 81 50. nr-,; Mar. Cns.idy
~ ,Tudcra Iia,e '.io ;sow e 30, 'sS,
third. Time, I:i2 as Converse. Roscoe
Goose, Funnersade. conrauGh, snd Fox,
seventh Ksee-Thr.. year. ol.. and up
event. -s,Si, '' y,,.,rrS:-INass ;: $500 \. one ,oI '"'i; can. "a
g. ss't hr.:. ssri.n. III III ,a pose, p pl.s. ; ;ssc
;SSs o. third, T,~.. ~. IS R;ai.na
Mabel Dul webber also ran.
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NEW YORK HORSES
NEARLY CLEAN UP
Win Five Out Of Six Races at
White Marsh Hunt.
Meeting.

PHrApEIPHrA. Oct. 25.--Georse v.
Widener's place above Chestnut Hill was
the scene to-day OF the annual White
Marsh Hunt meeting. In which New York
horses won ali except the farmers race
Mrs. r. Ambrose Clark OF New York
won two purses with Distance and Grey
Leg. In the second event Ahara was
forced TO take third place behind Arch
dale and Solar Star. The summaries:
Arthur Christies Maud Esther: second.
Walter Couls,on's Bill; third. Theodore y.
Henauer's Ned.
Second Race-Troquois Plate; mile and a
~furlong on the nat: Won by Morton l..
schwartEs Arehdaie Harry Tucker: sec.
BY owner: third, Charles Il. Fieischmsnn's
Ahara tB. r. Iewis,. Time. 1889.
Third Race-Lynnewood Hall Challenge
Cup; steeplechase. two miles over the
brush course; purse $500: Won by q.
Bernard Fenwick's Marsery Jaaue second.
Mrs. Fenwick's Induction. Time, SOS rs.
AL other entries scratched.
Fourth Race-Flourtown Steepiechase
two miles oveS brush course: Won by Dis
lance IN. Kennedy. owner. Mrs. r. Am
brose Clark. second. Guardian IT. Tuckerl,
owner. A. Z. Schwartz: third. Oriel T
Cottman). owner. james c. Msddsx. Time.
Fifth Rsce-sehuylkii stsepiechs.s; two
miles over brush course; won by Mrs. r.
Ambrose Ciark's Grey Les second Glen
strss.burser's Psterol.. Time. i:i4
lonss on the nat: Won by John Tucker.
Mr.. Specs r Gilbert; second. Mr..
Clark's Torcro T.. Kent): third. Rufus c.
! rinch's Cabaret Is. Crowley. Time. 1918.
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LAUREL ENTRIES.

Fret RAoe-Two-year- olds: selling: siS
furlongs. Green Tree. iis: kits. l07. Bat
tie Abbey. io3: Burbank. loi: s,aiwart
Van. -. Cheer. los; Capt Ray, 1903. Sea
puss. loc. Moonlighter timp.p. 90.
Second Race-Two-year-oids. selling. six
furlongs: Kathryn Gray. 100. Pomp. l07.
Great Dolly. io<; Aimee T. 102. Lord BY
ron. 1917. Napoleon, 1905: buchanan Brady
Ump) lot; 'Hanobals. i06.
Third R~sce-Three- year-ohs and up.
ward; selling; mile and . sixteenth: Royal
Interest. ~; woodfa!r. ITO; Queen of
Paradise. loi; 'Mr, Msc&. III juliet. Tia.
Bo-aS. III; Ambrose. III
Fourth Race-Three-year-oid and up;
the Dixie Handicap: $500 add.d on. and
a quarter miles: Borrow. lie: Goldcrest
Fifth Racial ages, handicap; six fur
lons-: Sand Marsh, 1871 T%hornhili. IIs;
Hanson, III. Anita. 10! Water Lady. ,07.
Candle. ,oc; Run... iec.: Startling. III:
Gnat. 100. Kew-ssa. it7. Regina. l0s
Grand Opera ump). 100.
Sixth Neutrality-suspicious. and I'D.
ward: selling. one mile and a sixteenth:
Preston Lynn, lla; Zodiac. III: Minda
i0s: Altamaha. l0s: Disturber, iO6. I'D
Bond. ~; 'Fonctionnaire umpD. 80 opt.
Quette. 81: Sand nm. III: Bisckford. III;
Scorpii. l06; Young Emblem, iOs. MARI
Warren. 100: 'voiuspa, 100; BUN Around
ss.
Seventh neutrality-suspicious. and up
ward selling handicap. one mile and sew
enty yards: Brave Cunarder. Il2 u. "
Miller, III; Lady Teresa. i0s; Nine. Her.
mann. i05; Kings oak. iO2; Old Broom
ne: Vermont. no; Iodelins. io7: Harbard
los: Racontcuse. l0..
Apprentice allowance claimed
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LAUREL RESULTS.

Fire. Rsce-Two-year-old maidsns: six
furlonss;. olyn q, ii. tButwsiD.. Sl7.io.
Srcre,, iaso and $50 second. Bssvs
Ni,l; ia KOCH, $3.50; third Time.
Second Race,,Three-year.olds and up
ward; s,ceplechase. selling. about two
%lis, ps,I ana psga; iw wo On Will,sW.,'
10 Crawford. $50 and s:7o. second;
Id:s Misnse' -; thl,.n'' ,S;ss: thirS'
johnson. Runway and Golden Vale also
Third nsc.-An ages: selling; 81, fur.
and $50 second Betwecn Is. ITO dDish.
msn'i ne ,nird' Time. his ra siarp,,.'
SIR William johnson. shrapnei and The
Decision also ran.
Fourth Ra~ce-Hsnd,eap: ,hres.yenr.old'
PADDY. choice. 100 Robinson, $50 90
W sGhu,, m" 'ns re ;a, .sf0nd r,m s:ur' y,
Kiim.r, Hidden Star. King Nep,uns snt
Air Man also ran.
mile: oratorium. iOs tAmbros.l. t?sso
%IsssaTs!. ;,Ss :aa VIZ; ::sssa' pss:
1910 lis. Sam Jackson. Roadmasier. Huh,
sixth Rae.-pur.e; for two.y.ar.oids
%tTspi.ni. $40 snd q, 70. second: wsu
sess, lilo ,,Robin.on,; !:.;o. third; rim.
seventh Rscs"Thre..yesr.o'is and up
s' .,a;,.: :s,i,n. pirTi5,;. ' iSH , s.. T.'' "a! 20
%".sce. 10 .:cn sTt'' RIssT'S S;ui i,a NiioSsn', ROOM 81 IN
son,: sl<.6o, third. Time. l:A7 80 Litsl'
66 Tsonnd. s.ss Se v' M:op, h' Esm Di a:neo 1i
and Dametta also ran.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The SCANDINAVIAN Americas line United
states. sailing to-day for Thristisusand
Will take mall. closing AZ 10 4. NJ, TO-
Norway. Sweden, Denmark the Nethcr
lands, Germany, Austria. Hungary, LuHer
burg. Bulgaria, Serhi, snd Turho..
Tho White star liner lnplaud, sailine
tomorrow for Liverpool, VA tikc spscia'
addressed mail. closing ~ $40 4 NJ, TO-
Europe ieNCept GcruIany, Austria, Hun
sary, L~ukenburG. RulgArh, Serbia, Tur-
Key, the Netherlands, Norway. sweden and
Denmark. Africa. West Asia and the East
The French liner R~ocbambeau. saitins
Saturday for bordeaux, Will take mali.
CLOSING At noon. for France. Switzerland,
italy, spain. Portugal, Egypt. Greece, Brit
ish India. British East Africa, siam, Malta,
Gibraltar. Ccylcn. straits settlements.
Dutch East Indies. West Australia and
Persia.
The American liner New York. sailing
Saturday for Liverpool. VIII take mail
closing az $40 A. " for Europe tsNcept
Germany. Austria, Hungary, Imxemburg.
Bulgaria. Serbia, Turkey, tn" Netherlands.
NORWAY, SWEDEN and D"umarkI, Africa,
West Asia and the East l%nii-s. Via Live..
pool,
The NorN eGinn-AmericGn liner Perg.rs-
finri. sailing S"tprdsy Gov bcrecn. VT
take mail. closing at $50 \. NJ, for Nor.
way, Sweden, Denmark, thr Nstherlsnds,
Switzerland. Eussi,, Gcrmauy, Austria,
Hungary, lnNemhurg Bulgaria, Serbia and
Turkey.
The Italian liner San C;iorgic, sailing
Saturday for Genoa, viii take specially AZ
| dressed mail only, closing at 0 A. ~. for
| Italy, switzerland and Greece.
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Rod and Gun News


she ask ~. why. you sent up . hfteen
pound striped bass not fifteen minutes "S'
by a messenger boy"
yes. you did. The boy said 20. Hers
II is In the Ice box. Come ana See
I'm tho goat" said Jonr.
Pertinent Inquiry From NsshvuIe.
Every awmiii In the country could DuSn
its sawdust. Some do. some wont WY
should they be permitted 10 po.iute Inv
The other day In an East Tennsesee
mountain stream a friend OF mine se..
black bass swimming on It's side me-. ~
surface. He picked up the hsh. In We
eiils on both sides were crusts OF ss"ous'
closely packed together.
Had my friend not removed the sa"ou
crust the nsh would have died. a..
1 repeat: Every sawdust mil. 10 the
country could burn Its sawdust some ao;
| some won't, why cannot they be made 20
Nashville, Tenn. Oct. 20. X. I.
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DEGNON FIELD GAME.

1h' ''ernon Grays and the LonE Island
,aut a. sunday, viii NEE. again this
,,,4fi" ~ Degnon Field. opposite the
l%ht''"rs roiut station Of the stsinway
20; m laiep.ndents. composed OF some
~ e ,-i~st ball players on Long Isl'
.li '!l navc Frank Barberich, star East.
80 i~"y1s hurler, and Gus sandberg Of
o,""". . tom vii ne Ancker. former
y" s"H.. Who pitched u no hit no run
g an week, and Fred Jsck!ltsch or
~ " .!f The lineup Of the teams VIII
,,lnhspo..p'. Heif.y. l.. T.: ronfrey, Z. s.:
gaze. IN >andbers. 9 Busev. 2o.' Fer
q" ~, lrord, G. T.: 5srberieh: .: 49,
w, Z Carroll. 3D.. Ciinch. Q o.; kistt.
s~LxJAckl!tsch o. woods. o.; AnekeS. ,.
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CrtppIes Are At Work.

Word hnr ieen received BY the
Yankees from Fritz Maisei and Frank
GNhooley. The athletes chased from tho
game by broken bones. Maisel Is get
Nng hls shoulder back into shape by
growing a baseball for a half hour
Av"ry dlv. Gilhooley IL strengthening
nv knitted ankle by jogging around the
''fder path al Western Reserve Univer-
Sly ~ Cleveland. ], Franklin a
wanted 10 DO some work this winter. but
hs phi! s'cian thought that complete rest
would DO the famous home run swatter
more good than ANYTHING else.
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Ray Caldwell, whose suspension cost
him two months and a half salary. was
IN New York recently. but did not cali
on the Yankee officials. However. ne
tod friends that he had learned q costly
lesson and would report next season pre-
pared to Aght for the club and against
his own weaknesses. Caldwell 10 decided
~ ~pen!tent and Is hop!ng for q chance
10 make good. N'sording to HAIRY
Sparrow, Caldwell = suspension expired
with the season, and the slim ~telegrapher
will be reinstated with the spring work.
outs, Gallo well still has . war contract
with the Yankees which has one mors
year 10 run,
Capt, Huston refuses TO argue base
ball. He is deso - hts work a. purchas-
ing agent for Dover Hall, the Southern
property recently acquired BY baseball
men throughout the country. With Ed
Barrow, president Of the International
League, and Wilbert Robinson. manager
Of the Dodgers. Capt. Huston will leave
saturday for the big plantation. He will
take along sents, provisions and other
accessories necessary for the comfort OF
baseball leaders. Capt. Huston has ap-
pointed himself the leading spirit OF the
req organization and hopes to have
everything ready by December /. e
The main party Is looked for.
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DODGERS May JILT
BEAUTIFUL DAYTONA
owner WecghInan Of Cubs
Wants Ehbets to Assume
Tampa Contract.
yAyKs REPORT MARCH
-, CEOpoE .. UNDERWOOD.

~ GEORGE y. CNDENW OOD.
,,,,, p,,,opa may be Tilted by
f"'"''
Ire Dodgers
The resort on the banks OF the Hal'fax'
- cha-us have been sung by SQUIRE
-.,, ~ , rsor - . Rom.o az.
Eeoe,s wv" lit, rsv he nasscd nm ss a
Wn.ns .a,v,ng r,,,n In favor of Tampa.
sau.e ,,hnr,sv We.pbman. the Chi
esso owner, who Is going to take his
CUBS to Pasadena, Cal. Ii desirous OF
having Fhbets take over the contract the
chicago club entered n last year with
the Tampa Board OF Trade. Ebbets has
written weeghman to send on a copy OF
,he contract and he will consider things.
II don't know whether or not We Will
switch to Tampa" said the Baron OF
Brooklyn. as he smote his bloomin' Tyre
Yesterday. The Daytona people could
have made things much more pleasant
for us. particularly as regards hotel ac-
ecmmodations. Then Manager Robinson
find. fault with the diamond al Daytona.
He doesn't want to take the boys back
there again unless that promised growth
Of grass covers the diamond. II SCENE to
ne we have been waiting a long while
for the Daytona grass to grow. Tampa
offers US many advantages which Day
sona cannot AFFORD. and perhaps II would
b. advisable for US to pull up stakes ana
pitch our training camp In Tampa"
Ebbets intends starting South next
Wednesday. He has been ordered to take
a long rest by his doctor, and Will 90 to
New orleans next week for . little vAca-
toir.
National Association Meetin9.
win be in New orleans when the an
nual meeting Of the National Association
1, held there on November IL Of course
will have TO attend. u will have 10
rraiehten out the details Of sending
Larry Miller, Ira Colweli and Hunter
0oodbred to Oakland. The National As
ISOLATION also Is to deter mine the owner.
.hIp Of Snyder, whom we obtained In the
drafts, Atlanta, BinRhamton and an.
other club all claim him. There win b.
several other matters I will have 70 tall
over with President Farrell"
When asked II he had signed up any
o, his players for next season Ebbsts
said Not yet. There u no need Of any
hurry about such matters. The contracts
Of all of the boys except Daubert, Mar
guard, Cheney, coombs and Manager
Robinson expire this year. The contracts
of paubert and Coombs DO not run out
until 1915 Mnrquard's and Cheney's ex.
2ire in lsl7, and Manager Robinson's
also has another year to run. There ID
no reed OF my taking I'D the contract
matter with any Of the boys az this time
,articular ly on account Of the probabil.
iy Of my selling out my interests In the
club"
-
Later spPinG Training fer. Yaaks
c,,,,,.., ,,., ..r,, amin. ,r.,n,ns
49,. i,,,,a r,or. ,ha, ,ov r,din. for IN.
Mi n,.y.r. nunsr. ~ M. Vance ar,
,o',s - .i,n,ina.. all ,hs 0our,.hes nex,
snr,n, ana herin IN. preiiminary wory
a, 49,, ,br.. weeLa Iater than last sea.
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TODAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and MISUNDERSTANDING
Foreign Mails.
THE WEATHER.

For eastern New Ycsk. !ocei .s,Sc e.
morrow. fair; strong southwess 70 "es'
wtnds. u.
For New Jersey. local rains to-day ana
colder al night; to-morrow. fair; strong
south rest to west winds.
For northern New England. local rains
to-day; to.morrow, fair and colder; strong
south to southwsN winds.
: For southern New Ensisnd. local rsins
to-day. colder at night; tomorrow. ieir
and colder; strong southwest TO west wmas.
For western New York. rain ma oesess
to-day. With strong westerly ~ihos' TO-
NEW Y1oiiK, Oct. ga storm Of some
energy developed over the north centrni
States and from q centre over eastern WIZ
consin caused rain yesterday In the upper
Mississippi valley and lake regions sna
cioudiness eastward Into the A'isn''c
Rain also felt in Florida and Georgia, In
dicating tho continued presence OF q storm
OF the Florida coast.
In the West the weather was eenerAh'
fair and the pressure high. 49,.
II was cooler between the ROCKY NOUN
tains and the Mississippi River. BUY gcn.
orally warmer In the Ohio valley ana axe
regions and becoming warmer IN INC Az
lsntic States. 49,.
plateau, Rocky Mountain and wes'e,n
States. but there was no remerkao'' ~"
temperature In any section. .s,,,
In this city the day was cloudy: slgntiy
warmer; wind, fresh easterly; averaee nu,
Nudity. 60 per cent; c9nrseaa
10 read to sea level at 8 A. NJ, 3oEo' q
p. NJ. 50
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Despite Winning of Pennant, Ebbets May Desert Daytona
SOLONS READY TO
FORCE DILLON INTO ACTION

II is not improbable that Jack Dillon
VIII get into serious trouble by reason of
not keeping HE engagement to box Al
Mccoy At the Broadway 8. G.. next Tues
day night. While Promoter Weismantel
rave his consent to a postponement Of
the bout for two weeks in order that
Dillon might box Mike Gibbons in 81.
Paul on November 10. Pa Rudolph.
father Of Mccoy. has entered a strong
protest against p"ostponement. and Chair
man Wsnck said II the protest was for
mally presented to the commission cog-
nzance would necessarily have to be
taken Of II. II the complaint is formally
lodged by Mccoy with the commission,
and Dillon does not furnish satisfactory
reasons for postponement. he likely will
draw n long suspension.
Dillon and hts entire nshting entour-
age o a train last night for Indian
apolis. and before starting Dillon said
Il hurt my right hand SO severely on
O'Seill's head hat I really should not
ave boxed n more. managed I o get
through the six rounds at Philadelphia
and n Boston bout with L~evinsky. and
my hand now 10 In such condition I
would not box within two weeks for a
$4,000 purse. I will keep my engage
ment with Mccoy a. loon as my hand
gets we'll"
Manager Murbarger said he would
make a formal statement in writing to
the Boxing Commission.
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In this city between the champion and
the claimant. The writer yesterday re-
ceived a telegram from Dave Wartnik.
manage Of williams. IN which no said:
IAN McSulty has 10 do to assure a
match Ia TO post 81. 900 with a respon-
sible person to bind appearance and
weight. and 1t will he covered In a jiffy.
Would like to have the match take place
In New York. Hope McNulty will make
good with the deposit"
scraps About srrappers.
Jimmy Dunn, manager OF Johnny Kill
bane. is headed Cor New York in quest Of
a match for the Tea therw eight h mpionship
with Freddie welsh in M. city.
sort Of reasonable terms for a ten round
bout IN New York city. The feather eight
matches until the Welsh bou, goes through
Pollok declared ,y.,.srd.y p I, xIsan.
matter whether the match Is short or Ions.
The fact that Tom Mcmahon. the Pitts.
burg heavy weight. knocked out Les Don
nell. an Australian heavy. in ten rounds
SaSps.' me nGps th AIM, .on tool OF IN, Other
patsy Brannigan, who was expected to
w,n Lost on points 20 Bert sparEo. a
Hnrd humping VII be the rul" N the
bouts scheduled for tonight In New York
clubt. BIZ Brennan, who 10 known to he a
tillery on Tin Logan OF RED Hook al the
Clermont A. G. As Logan Ia no, entirely
devoid OF hitting ability, the exchanges
yhould keep tn. onlookers excited.
Al the Empire A.. e. two Of the hardest
punching men In the welter division will
mix II. Albert Badoud. weiter champion
Of Europe. who packs n terrific kick in
either paw. will trade slams VIII Augis
Rather of New York, who IL nothing Il
not a heavy hitter.
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Lowest temperature. <s, at 2 A. NJ.
Average temperature. %.
The sun., 1916-10-26

Ready - Accept ErtIe's ORer.
II Mike McNuity. manage OF Johnny
Ertls. sticks to his offer to make a match
with KID Williams at lis rinEside there
10 . strong prospect Of q ten round bout
The sun., 1916-10-26

Movements Of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 25,-Movsmen's of
naval vessels were; pestroyers Ammen.
C~onynGham Jacob Jones. Nicholson.
O'Brien, Rowan. sampson and WRdsworth
have arrived at Newport. tho tug PatuSent
and submarines la, Lilo and I.-it at Nor
folk cruiser Albany at Gulf Of Fonsecs
gunboat Chattanooga at Corinto: destroyer
Duncan at Roston: hattleship Nebraska at
Boston: collier Ner~us at cor,nto and de-
stroy.r Monaghan At Newport.
Collier Culgoa has rallied from Sanchez
for Puerto Plata. destroyer jenkins from
GARDENERS Ray for Newport collier Jupiter
from Hampton Roads for Sevport: COLLAR
Lebanon from Norfolk for Lynn Haven
Roads, collier Nereus from Corinto for
Gulf Of Fonseca. TUG Ontario from Norfolk
for Lynn Haven Roads. tuG Potomac from
Capc Hayden for Port au Prince; gunboRt
Pittshurg from San Diego for Coronado
Island; torpedo boat Porter from Boston
for trial runs, transport Prairie from Port
su Prince for Santo Domingo city; collier
Protkus from Guantanamo for Norfolk
sunboat San Diego from Corinto for Aca-
pulco. and gunbost Wheeling from Puerto
Mexico for Carmen.
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Oct. 10. "'
ss viso.- 10 A. NJ. Gibraltar. Oct. =.
IS mar Negro. $50 A. NJ, Valencia. Oct. .
&c charlton. 30 p. NJ, Aigiers, Oct. l.
g Havana. Havana. Oct. Fl.
90 venator. Port Antonio. Oct. 10.
50 Atlantis. Cape 4racios. Oct. rs.
"a Van Hosendorp. Crisiobal, Oct. 10
90 Cuthbert. Barbados, OFT. is.
% Yuma. Macoris. Oct. II.
90 Munamar. Nipe. Oct. q.
&c Pampa. San Juan. Oct. 10.
&c Rio Grsnde. Brunswick, Oct. n
80 Lampzsas. Key West. Oct. u.
80 O~nondasa. Wilmington. Oct. q.
- Grontoft. gloucester, Oct. q.
20 ADDISON. Newport News, Oct. -
3 Delaware Philadelphia. Oct. y.
e Pswnee Philadelphia. Oct. ~.
81 Petra. Philadelphia. Oct. "a.
80 MiddleseH. Boston, Oct. IL
80 Mama Hata. Baltimore, Oct, a.
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YoRx

So Antonio Lopez. n Csdis.
81 Antinous, 81 Gibraltar.
So Sno wdonian. at Gibraltar.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
oni'sd states Coast and 0eodstio 0urvsS-
Standard Time.
gun rises. ....s1eAM Sun sets .....sASpM
Moon ssts. .....t;32PM
HIGH WATER THIS DAT.
sandy Hook, 6:1 Gov. island. Z % A n
He'll Gate $50
Low WATER THIS DAY.
sandy Hook. u 80 A NJ Gov. fslsnA 4: os n
He'll Gate ....f:w
The sun., 1916-10-26
BOROUGH OF BROOKE M.

Aichele, r., ti Knick, az, Tel. ais Ev'sreen.
ConIrn. A, $50 Grand At. Tel, SlS stasr.
Doering & 90. 81? Liberty az, mr.. schsnck.
Kingston. 1929 Fulton at. '5os Red. Repsjrin,
hummer. 1851 Fulton st.. Reid Nv. 1895 IiedforS
Michncisou. a< Bwny, Tel. No halt.
Nars.cr-, 7. r., 81 Court Al. Tel. 2le5 Main.
Norucr. Fishing Tackle, 777woodward avn Mad
Ruth, $50 Ordrrdonk av.. RidEcvo nod. No bali
Schaaf. 1876 rlsthush Az. Tel 2sts Prospect.
Siote, VIM, SEQ Flushing nv Tel, ISIS stacy.
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u: Leonard, mate of the Dixie Of Old
VII. Jamaica Bay. from the foat at Old
NH Killed a snipe with . b~eanshooter tbs
other day. T. y.
Old Mill Jamaica Aax Oct IL
The sun., 1916-10-26
Where Bait Can Be Had

aooey z lnbrie, II vesey Of. Tackle oulv
Amsterdam Tackle 4 Bait Store. 7U Amsti =,
bsit 4 Tackle Depot. is7 ist az. Wsiisch" ~
Ann. :ass I'd Az bat, lis 4 iis sts TdSIs.
Pecher. SIS 4. S&th st Mouids Te, Hrrr.,u,, ...
Becker. Philip. SD seth. Sd Az. Hdw stcrs NsIxI.
browns Bait Depot. 2N7 ID Az. mr. III ~ ot
p Brosowsky. 1855 Anst. I1ieAbsit. Tel I'M ~
Conroy, T. j., ~ John o.. Tackle oni, Aoo'
Davegs. j. .Jr. ~ i& Of. Helrramt'.iCr.,s.S
Dutil. John. <s W. ga at. Tel. xN Rr,."sn@
Frank schebler Co, 10 Park Row. NJ hs,.
Frasss Co. 10 Fulton Of. Tackle oniv ost'
Fuchs. II. 6, lst ~. Tel SSsOrchsrd. Fiadl.r. hal.
Gildenbers' is2i sth sv. near issth. Bsit' "
iiir.ch, L., 90 Amsterdam az, 70 % sts. T.,.
k,!l.T%.n $3.50 sd 4 ,ssih 7 MslE iss,' ! " l.
Kleinmsn. A.. $50 sh av. Tschl. oniv only
Levy, IT'S Amat. Az. mr.. ssth ct. Tsrhi. 4 n.,,
Nebus. j.. COT z. Nth. Tel. 81 Murr.y IT ne'I
Mebus. 1876 ID sv.. bet. sh ana seth -, g."
MetropolitanH'dwsre ChurchA vesey M, No h.,,
Ogilvy. r: Co. 70 Chambers u. No halt. "
Otto's, l2:d q 4 lat ~. Tel, s6oS Harlem, TLlAbt
Pspe, Y. 4 II. ~ ID sv,. 81 at. Tci' iss Fisss
Reif. J. II, M Sd Az. nr. I'D Tackle only.
R%einscld, D.; ic' sth AZ cor, Is. Tackle 4 bait.
R Ro:."Sn"% Il, y sstA. 'T M'a..r. y; 81 l 81:
salitan, 1916 Amst dam, cor, Manhattan a. IT,,
Sans Bsit Depot. tss 9Th av,. near Mth IT
Schubach, IA Son. 3oi: Sd Az, opp IS5tb =, r.,
Schwarta'sTr Base. .%istAsth Az. Tel 1850 Brvsn,
simmons. g.. 260 Sd av. Tackle only '
aisdet, $40 ID az, lssth At, Tel. $3.50 Mel.
, stssnhoch, H., 1874 "a sv. Tackle and bali
Taylor. Alex 4 Co, Inc. % n. S.d Tsct,. oniv.
Won Hofe. D.. 4 Co. Ms7 Fulton st No halt
wsi,.G. 10 lat AZ. nj 10th. Fl. Ss~ Orch. ran
The sun., 1916-10-26
Small F1ounders in Jamaica Bsy.

In a fortnight founders will grow 10
good size. In the meantime small noun
ders are being taken Mt the Rsunt. Ja-
maica Bay. in large numbers according TO
Joe Sehy.
Recent catches follow: ]. Thsman. 3Sb
West Fifty-third street. Is. II. Stem. 16S6
Madison street. Brooklyn. 90; Fred Mis-
sion. 2iI Avenue A. 10. q. Ocidensieeve,
4. Lucie. ~ Daaher avenue, Brooklyn. SO.
The sun., 1916-10-26

Blacklist Weighing from ~ to . pounds
each were taken by fshermen last SUNDAY
AZ stamford light in the Ventura. Capt
fred Daun. Twenty-one fishermen caught
tos blackhsh. 100 ling In addition TO large
cunncrs,