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NEGROES APPROVE LYNCHING.
Georgia Blacks Pass Resolutions
in Condemnation of Victim.

ATHENS. Ga. Sept. 23.-Negroes at
mass meeting near Lexington. Ga, have
indorsed the action of whites in lynching
ODE Cox, negro, accused OF attacking
and numbering the wife of a white
farmer.
Resolutions adopted at the meeting
,Gondemned in strong language the crime.
which aroused 1000 men and sent them
on q twenty-four hour search OF swamps
ending with the shooting to death of the
negro and burning of the body. At the
time the negro was under indictment for
an attack upon a negress. He is said to
have confessed to both crimes.
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Baron Finley Is Guest Here.

Baron Finlay of Marin. former Lord
Chancellor of England, was the guest of
honor at a dinner given last night by the
ST. Andrews Society of New York at the
Waldorf. Dr. Alexander C. Humphrey,
president of the society, presided and the
speakers were Judge julius NJ. Mayer Of
the United States District Court and
Major George Haven Putnam. Repre-
sentatives were present from the st.
Georges Society. the Pilgrims. the Ca
madam Society and the Canadian Club.
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Business Troubles.
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

LEWIS u. Common, voluntary conducting
a retail cigar store at So West Broadway,
Liabilities, SS.67S: assets, f7S2. Principal
claims: r. Pepper & Co., S53S; v. Guerra
Diaz a. Co, t584; Montauk Cigar Com
pany. S2iS. Abraham NJ. Schwartz, S471
White Plains avenue, The Bronx. attor-
ney.
salesman, 10 West Fortleth street, liz
West Forty-second street, and residing
at 2O4 Berkeley place, Brooklyn Liabili-
ties S12105: no assets. Principal claims
Lyman e. Warren, $780, Albert T. Robe.
$4,000 l. L. Hogkins. s5ls Dorman g.
Dana, 81 Liberty street att9rneya 80.
Fifth avenue. Liabilities and assets not
given. Principal claim: Louis /. Fur
lager. 5000 KATE q sommerich. 100
broadway, attorneys.
JACOB LEvENsoN, involuntary. install
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New Orleans Cotton Market

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 24.-The trend Of
prices was higher in the cotton market.
mainly because crop and weather reports
were unfavorable. Highest prices were
reached toward the close when the trad
ing months were AZ to Sc points over
yesterdays finals. The close was steady
at an advance of 80 to At points. Clos
ing bids: October, 31.67c,; December,
SlGlc.; January, 31.64c.; March,
I7oc, May, 31.71c. Spot cotton steady,
81 points higher middling, 31.3Sc.
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Dureau In Cologne.
Special pespatch to Tnr sux.

Special De5pdtch 70 TIE Sun.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 23.-The Phila-
delphia Chamber of Commerce has just
been advised by the American Chamber
Of Commerce in London that an Ameri-
can section has been established in the
Military Governors Bureau for Com
merce and Information at No. Al Am
Hof, Cologne. The section is in charge
of H. 7. Noyes.
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Americas Second SILK city.
Special Despatch to The Sun.

ALLENTOWN, Pa. Sept. 23.-With the
completion Of the eight new silk mills
now in the course of construction here,
this city will become the second largest
silk producing centre in the United
States. Paterson is the leading city.
There are now twenty-four silk mills in
the city employing $4,000 hands at an
average weekly wage of 1922. The first
silk mill was opened here in 1881.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-24

1IIAME leaves CanArsle Dally sxesDs-
sOHN- inG Monday. A. n.
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Special Despdtch TO THB Sun.
EVANSVILLE. Ind, Sept. 23.-Pearl but
ton factories at Vlncennes, Shoals
Leavenworth, Rockport and Petersburg
are being operated en- full time. Several
new additions have been built at the
pearl button fcctory at Shoals. and a
new factory is in course OF erection at
Mount Carmel, Ill, on the Wabash River,
q few miles west of here. A new fac
tory is planned for New Harmony. Ind,
also on the Wabash.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS,
Wednesday, Sept. n.

Franco Belgium. Rumania, Bulgaria, Luz
embourg, Czecho- slovakia, Jugo,Slavis Tren'
tino, Trieste, German;A1stri9 pGiand F sw1
British India, British East Africa, Malta;
,ilbraltar, Ceylon, Straits Settlements and
Persia, via Havre; also parcel post mails for
France. Algeria. Corsica and Tunis, SIS. La
AS South athe Africa via Cape Town; also parcel
Carlow Castle, . A. M.
Azores Islands and Gibraltar Qtaly must be
specially addrfssed t9s Gespa Gbraisr and
Sanles: also parcel post males for Azores,
Gibraltar and italy S. Cretie. IL NJ.
Thursday, Sept. 25.
Belgium, and Luxembourg Especially ad,
dressed only, via Antwerp also parcel post
mails for Belgium, Luxembourg and Belgian
Congo, Sc. Aledo, A. NJ.
Portugal and spain spain, oeciSiiy addressed
0arcel most mails for POI il, Spain, Ca
nary Islands and Ceuta, Me..lIa and Tangier
in Morocco IS. Emilia s. de Perez $3.50
Germany (pacei post mails and specially ad-
ddressed correspondenoe), via Hamburg IS.
N Rumania parcel post mails and specially
addressed correspondence, via Constanza.
S. Black Arrow 10 A. M.
Friday. Sept. &c.
Norwsy Sweden, Denmark. Germany. Hth,
mania and Latyia. via Bergen. Stavanger and
way. SIS. Bergensfjord $50 A. NJ.
TRANsPACIFIc MAILS.
The connecting mails close at the Genera
Post Once and City Hall Post Office station
New York at 6 +. NJ. as follows;
Japan. Corea, China, siberia. siam, Cochin
China, Netherlands East Indies and Philip
pine Islands, via Vancouver and Victoria
u. O., IS. impress Of Russia. september Il
Vancouver and Victoria, d. c.. IS. Niagara
Reptenber a.
CHINA Netherlands East Indies and Philip
pine Islands. via seattle. IS. Africa Maru
September ~.
TAHITI, Marquesas. Cook Islands, New zea
land and specially addreEHed mail for Australia
VIA San Francisco. So. Tofua. octobar 4
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Yesterdays Fires

i:25-17s f. 9Oth ST.; Angelo
Tanlta. ............-....- unknown
4;25-4e5 Broome St; Creston
Shlrt CO ....... .......... IrlhinB
11:50-lJ4 Madison aN; Former
Perry ......",..,, Unknown
PM
2;5O-2ss f. 2sth ST.; Condeta Per-
naphlo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. TIMING
T:0O--37e 9th av,: p Bordano. Trifing
7;20--127 Il. 7th ST.. Abraham
kentner s...s..s........s.. IrlnlnB
7isQ-lY69 ist av.i unknown. Trifiing
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Rh - ali sun, $50 \. NJ; daily
IdaB - Tvs asaHS VI. except Monday.
Sbcepshrad Bay Capt l.. HARMS
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The local market for spot cotton was steady
and 20 points higher at &c. for middling
sales nil. southern spot markets: Augusta
steady, 81 points higher at So.75c /; sales
Sic. sales 1850 bales. st. Louis steady, 100
points higher at slc sales IS bales. Houston
tteady, Is points higher at 80 !5c. sales
az % Sc sales 7, S36 bales. Galveston firm,
Is points higher at Ss5Oc. sales 600 bales.
New Orleans steady, IS points higher at az
points higher at 90 Soc: sales Al bales.
Savannah steady, rs points higher at 3lc.
fales 1856 bales. Charleston firm, IS points
higher at 30. 3Sc.; sales nil.
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ARRrvA1s-rUEspAY, SEPT. q.

SIS Santa Rosa, Brest Sept. IL.
SIS Nicuw Amsterdam Rotterdam, Sept. II.
SIS Artemis, St. Nazaire, Sept. Il.
SIS Charles Braley, Dunkirk, Sept !.
SIS Coulee, Buenos Ayres. Aug. "A.
SIS Margaret, Rio. Aug. %
SIS General Currie, Cardiff, Sept. o.
SIS Port Bowen. Liverpool, Sept. II.
SIS Legaspe, Barcelona, Sept. 2,
SIS Lake Dunmore, Montevideo, Aug. q.
S. Otter Cienfuegos, Sept. 10.
SIS Berne Genoa, Sept 8.
SIS Hankow Mari, London, Sept. 9.
SIS Mexico, Liverpool, Sept. 10.
SIS Amelia Port Antonio, Sept. II.
SIS Plainfeld. Cardenas, Sept; 7.
SIS Lake Forest, Porto Cabello, Sept 7.
SIS Lassel Lisbon, Sept. 3.
SIS Radnor, S. Nazaire, Sept. 10.
SIS Braxton San Francisco, Aug. -, ana
Cristobal, Sept. IA.
IS Yesoking Bordeaux, Sept 4.
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George Wilson Of Wreck Lead telephoncd
THE SUN yesterday that they were stlll
getting sea bass and porgies to the East.
They are also catching n few ling. Black
FISH are expected any day and trips in
quest Of them viii be made from now on
to cod fishing time
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OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
Due To-day.

ss Brandenburg. Bordeaux, Aug. "
SIS Karona, st. Thomas sept a.
Sc RrdPowan' Antwerp. Sept. II.
SIS New York. Cette. Aug: ~.
IS Artemis, st NaZaire. Sept. IL.
SIS Faith London. sept. u.
IS Caronia, London. Sept IL.
SIS Carpenterla, London, Sept. 10
SIS Hankow Maru. London, Sept. a.
SIS I,apland, Southampton. Sept. le-
Due Tomorrow.
Sc Sol Navis. Brest. Sept. IS,
81 Michigan, London, Sept. IL
ss Philippines, Brest, Sept. II.
SIS Phil adelphia. Caracas Sept H.
Due Friday.
SIS Mauretania. Southampton, SEPT; ~
So Idaho, Antwerp, Sept. II.
SIS Marengo, Hull, Sept. H..
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his fish and When an anglers line once
got in the way this gentleman promptly
cut It 50 the fish might be secured.
This is the first time during my fifteen
years experience master OF fishing
boat that l a shark of this species
caught in these waters 1t was short
nosed. spotted shark, real man eater.
the west Indies.
The ventral and dorsal fms are not as
large as those OF the common shark and
the body Is better proportional. In its
mouth II had five rows of very sharp
teeth. II wonder that II did not
bite off the smell OF the hood which. for
tunately for Mr.. Gunther, was fastened in
the corner OF its immense jaw.
For two days the fish was on exhibition
on the Shamrock at Sheepshead Bay, and
then was taken away by one of tho pa
irons OF the Shamrock to fertilize the
grape vines In his garden Mt Flushing,
l.. I. / am going to get some of the
grapes next season.
FREDERICK PLACE.
Sheepshead Bay, Sept. 21.
Oxford Fishing Club Elects Officers.
Owing to the fact that many of the
members were actively engaged in helping
Uncle Sam win the war the oxford Fish
ing Club found 1t impossible to make any
trips this season.
The first trip OF the season was held
yesterday leaving from College Point.
The election Of officers resulted fol-
lows: Charles villa, captain: Charles Schil-
ling. first mate ]. V. Heaney, second
mate; Louis Au(er, engineer; Arthur W.
rich, steward; Frederick Drama, deckhand:
Henry MCGOWAN. fish cleaner; John Blend.
chief anchorman and John Blend, Jr,
assistant chief anchorman.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Standard Time.
Sun rises ga A NJ Sun sets......6:b 2 p NJ
Moon rises....,.1 IL NJ
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. .S:27 A NJ Gov. Island. :0f III
Hell Gate. IL 10 NJ
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. :HAM Gov. Island. . IS A II
He'll Gate. 49,. 8 IA A NJ
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Carpet Wool Sale.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept, 2S.-At the local
auction of Government owned carpet
woods here tomorrow at the Manufac-
turers Club, about 100000 pounds OF
greasy carpet wool and about 100000
pounds of secured carpet wool will be
offered. The total will be divided into
91s lots The sale will start at 2 o'clock.
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Scandinavia, Balkan States and Greece

The head OF the Export depart
ment of a prominent export house
Is leaving for Europe within three
weeks on an extended trip through
The United Kingdom, Norway,
Sweden, Denmark. Finland, the
Balkan countries (Czecho-Slova-
kia, o-Slovakia, etc.). Greece,
Austria, Italy and Spain, would
like to take along with him cata-
logs and samples OF articles that
can be marketed in those coun-
tries.
Only those manufacturers who
are first hands and who would
be inclined to give this export
house their sole agency are re-
quested to communicate.
Address. Care Of
Johnston Overseas Service,
PIT Broadway. New York City.
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CorTON STATISTICS.

doing at 81 points advance; middlings, 10 SD
sales 5000 American, 1000. Imports, LOCO
none American. Futures opened steady AT 4s
10 "a points advance. Closed steady at net
advance OF 81 to 20 points September, 2O0s
October 10 e6; December and January, DOO;
March 1885; May, 1888. Manchester; Yarns
hardening; cloths quiet.
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SEAuASS BLACKFI-H AND PORGIEs
EVELYN S shain ;s cs5 f. s$,ie:Sssd
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FIgEI ~EA BAS~FLIhE.
MN X ed yes Sheepshead Daily A n
l. LIIlhb Sunday, 7 4. a.
cant GUS RAU
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Fishing in the dory Sea Wolf to the East
Messrs. Van, Miller and Briggs from
Wreck Lead on Sunday caught black
FISH, founders, porgies, sea bass, spot and
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.

SIS Mount Etna, at Dunkirk.
SIS Kasama, at Hull.
SIS Lake Gretna, at Dublin.
S. Nagera, at Hamburg.
SIS Duce degli Abruzzi, at Naples.
SIS City of Florence, at Saigon.
SIS p de Satrustagui, at CadiE.
IS Ube Mendi, at Lisbon.
SIS Trafalgar, at Buenos Ayres-
SIS Lorain, at Sidney.
s. Plutarch, at Bahia.
50 Seattle Maru, at Shanghai.
SIS Toyohashi Maru, at Yokohama.
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ROD AND GUN NEWS
LocAL ANoLERsFRoN


wyer and Fran l.. Earnshaw.)
deer, fallow deer. roebuck, pheasant and
mallard and black ducks. when duly
Head. hide and feet of uuadrupeds ie-
gally taken and possessed may be sold at
Export-Export of game and birds pro-
hiblted, except any person may export one
deer and one days bag limit Of other game
In day during open season by means
other than common carrier or parcel post.
Tho talxer may export in one day by COM,
mon carrier, except parcel post, days.
shall show contents OF package. Head.
skin Of game birds legally taken may be.
exported at any time.
Observation-Disclosures prohibited on
lands supplying any municipality with
water or on public highways, except pub
lie highways within forest preserve coun-
ties.
Long Island. t
Open acknowledging hare. rabbit
squirrel tbieck gray, foxl' quail. pheasagts
(males Sonly), November 1-December 81,
Ruled grouse, November November 80,
WATERFOWL, Wilson snipe or jacksnipe, cooi.i
BIZ, belled and golden plovsrs. Yellow
legs August 16.November 80 Woodcoek,
coot and gallinules. September 1-Novernsi
Der 80. lss
Bag Limits and Possession-Forty quail,
Is ryfred grouse. 80 male pheasants a sea-
son; quail, ruffed grouse. 4 male,
pheasants q day. (For other bag limits see
Hunting Licenses, Sale. Export. Miscei-
laneous-(See New York; "a
| 'when date of open or close season falls
/ on sunday season opens, except on migra-
| tory birds, Or closes the preceding Sat-
/ urday
| 1.-THE Adirondack region comprises the
/ counties OF Clinton Essex. Franklin. Ful-
ton. Hamilton, Herklmer. Jefferson Lewis,
| Oneida, Oswego. Saratoga, st. Lawrence,
/ Warren and Washington.
commission may shorten open seasons
on game, open season upland game
fixed or closed by order of commission as
/ follows: Colonial rabbit in Richmond
! County, october November IL and Janu-
| AIRY ISL 1.t
CNon-resident fishing license fee. s2.so
JssueI by county, city or town clerk. Not
/ required OF person under 10 years OF age
! or in international boundary waters II resi-
/ dents require no license in that part OF
! those waters not within Jurisdiction OF
State.
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Says No Grnpe Juice at linton rails.

Dear "Agate"-S'sh: You're fishing on
the wrong side Of the FIAT. There was
never any such article as grape Juice I'm
linton Falls. They get that over Wash"
Lanes counter at Midland Beach and use
II to kid the lafayettes with when they
come up the bay. SWITCH REEL
AsbnrV Park. Sent. IL
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ment dealer. CT East broadway. Idabli.
tiles and assets not given. Principal
claims: Angrist & Arkln, $3.50; NJ Nit
tenthal & Son, 1924; Louis Patz. sSS5.
Morris Jablow, 27l Broadway, attorney.
MUTUAL EXPORT AND IMPORT COR
PORATION, Involuntary, 1882 Duane
street Liabilities and assets not given.
Principal claims: Charles II. White,
$4,000; Hogan-Levine Company, Inc,
$500. Benjamin b. Greller, 299 Broad
way attorney.
WALTER A. WAKEFIELD. voluntary,
printer, 102-10t Greenwich street LA
bilities, S3,952: no assets. Principal
claims; Charles Baker. 1907; Charles ID.
Cropsey S6lS; George Ryall, slt2. Sam
uel Ierlo. ahn EEna nlnv atinrnaX
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PART H-Before Lehman. J. Court opens
at 10 80 A. NJ. Elk parte matters.
PART III-Recess
PARTS ", v, VI, VII. and vIH.-Ad-
journed for the term,
TRIAL TERMINALS II. and III-Recess
PARTS ~. " W. VII, TX, xi XII;
XvIu.-Adiourned for the term,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-24

Landing seven foot tiger shark on q
thread bass line and 10 Sproat hook was
the unique feat accomplished by Henry
Gunther OF 5204 seventh avenue, Brooklyn,
recently. and witnessed by 40 anglers on
board Of the Shamrock at SeRhright.
Mr. Gunther, who IS an expert with rod
and reel has made the Shamrock his head
quarters this season and goes fishing twice
a week n rule. This time Mr.. Gunther s
SON Eddie, who accompanies his father
on his deep sea fishing trips during vaca -
tion time, hooked the shark while fishing
for sea bass
Pop, I hooked HIM" said the boy.
All right, sonny" said the lads father
give me your rod, I will try and get
him"
And then the fun began. II was an
exciting spectacle, a remarkable feat OF
skillful angling and a pleasure 70 watch
this tall, we'll built man struggling ali
| hsh. Room, please" shouted Mr.. Gunthor
| and room WAS made freely, everybody
| promptly responded, each and every one
seemed to take part in this struggle.
I Twice all around the boat did this hyena
] OF the deep lead his captor in his mad
met his match. After half an hour OF un,
| remItting effort Mr.. Gunther brought him
| alongside. where Max and Kelly were
ready with heavy gafs and hauled Mr.
Shark on board In great style
| What makes the feat stand out so much
! more is the fact that II was done on ordi.
I nary sea bass tackle among crowd OF
J tackle on small boat that could be
/ toved by the nsh. is done, according
| to reports OF tarpon fishing of the coast OF
! Florida.
The passengers, too. deserve credit fo
! giving MIR. Gunther every chance to Lane
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SAILED FOR NEW YORK.

ss Bella, from Bordeaux.
SIS MuSkogee, from Rouen.
SIS Columbia. from Glasgow.
SIS Kenilworth, from Dunkirk.
SIS requot, from Rotterdam.
SIS Veendyk, from Rotterdam.
SIS Nupoleka, from Copenhagen.
SIS George Washington, from Calais.
SIS san Giovanni. from Naples
IS Dante Aleghiere. from Genoa
SIS Federicla. from Venice.
SIS PRUSSIA, from Buenos Ayres.
SIS Carmania, from Liverpool.
So Easterling, from Cardiff.
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AUTOMoBmE EXCHANGE.


RIMS and rim parts for all cars. We can
ston that squeak. AUTO RIM * PARTS
co. INC. 2O7 West 10th Street.
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CIAMBERs-Before Fowler, Sat 10 30 A. NJ.

CTAMBERS-BefOr Fowler, Sat 10 30 A. NJ.
Wills for probate: Albert VI Newhurgh.
Anna yanecek Horace G. Tuthll.
Russell u RraNton. Herbert NJ Chester
Cornelia Williams. At II A. M.-Estates
Augusta Jacobs Of:
Julia O'Connen Henry q SeiIss.
George Law Morris Goldberg.
TRIAL TERM Adjourned for the term
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Old Home Week for ChannaI Bass.

This is old home week for channel bass
fishermen. All Of the old guard of the
Jersey coast beach Founders have gathered
at Beach Haven. or are expected here
during the next few days.
Col John w. Aymar. president OF the
Asbury Park Fishing Club, heads one con-
tingent: Jim Gentle. Harry Heinsheimer,
Bob Helfensten have been here for
week Gus Meinsselbach and Claude Hol
gate came in for the weekend: Joe Yates
OF Plainfeld and Arthur owen OF Mont
clair drove in to-day; Bob Corson, Win
Gilbert and Bud Tansley are expected to-
In another group are Bob wleschart,
Jim Buchanan, Frank Skidmore. Paul
Hoffman. Pete Plinus and several others
from New York and Brooklyn; Fred Ben
zenberg and his son Henry, also are down.
" H. Leavitt, Jr., DR.. J. T. OF. T J.
Ma Manning ga and "a Al Hunt expect to camp
Helfensteln has two bass to his credit
this fan. one Of IS and eth. the other , 81
Of 81 pounds and got her second bass to-
day, IS FOUNDER, on the Little Beach
side of the inlet. Big stingrays wer eabun-
dant
Al Hunt q Asbury Park go. a So
of Rye landed the baby Of the season. an
Montclsir caught one OF 31h pounds to-
at ,Holgate's
Ash out Of the surf, but the schools OF
mulet are coming back. and the weaks
and blues are eNected with. them.
Wieschart caught a SO pound channel
bass at the north point OF the Bsrnegat
Inlet yesterday. and reports that some
exceptionally large blues were taken there
Curing the day.
Channel Bass are scarce this season,
but with so many baits in the water down
here II Will be hard to miss 'em.
Beach Haven. Sept. 90. CELMOH.
Six Species Bite in Outside Waters.
six different species of fish were taken
he In ba
from Freeporp -on Monday, The fish In
Guided fuke, FOUNDER. eel blackhsh. sea
bass and Gunner. The average catch was
about twenty to an angler BlaCkhsh
were in the majority,
Kiugfsh at Rockawny.
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COURT CALENDARS.
FEDERAL COURT.
Federal District.

DISTRICT CouRT-Special Master Philip J.
McCook, Room 227, y. o, Bldg, at 10 A. NJ.
Minton N " cons mn. IJn-in .aama
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City Court.

PART u-Before La Fetra, J.-Court opens
at 10 A NJ. Elk parte matters AZ $50 A. NJ.
TRIAL TERM-Parts J., H., III, ", ",
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SIX specics Bite in Outside Waters.
Kiugfish at Rockawny.


I. Simon at Rockaway writes that ther,
is good hinghshing at the pier there.
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QnlnTII leaves Wrock Lead, 6:43
train, Wed ana Thurs /;
IL UUnU l. 5:26 train Sunday.
Cant. George W Wilson