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ROD AND GUN NE WS

four blackfish: Edward Mcbride, nineteen
bass and two blackfish. 8. Babcock, eleven
bass: M. Meyer, ten bass and ono blackfish,
ana w. Stone. eleven bass and one blackfish.
seawced Fishing Club Changes Captains.
Albert l.. Schneider OF the seaweed Fishing
Club has engaged Capt. Chris Holmboe Ia
take charge OF the Cricket and tho club will
mako trip from Ulmer Park tomorrow.
Capt. Holmboe was formerly skipper Of the
fishing boat Edith and is well known among
the fishing fraternity. Through some error
the boat did not sail last Sunday and n
number OF the members were disappointed
Mr.. Schneider says that this shall not occur
again. Capt. Charles Monarch Zavadil, who
wns In charge OF the Cricket, Is putting his
own fishing boat Jenne In shape and he will
operate her from East Ninety-first street
when she is ready. He expects 10 be able
20 sail within a week.
F1uke Fishing Good In the Great South Bay.
There Is good fishing In the South Bay, but
II is not 40 brisk elsewhere, according TO
reports. The Eheepshead Bay fishing boat
captains are OF the opinion generally that
the beam trawler has killed the game from
standpoint OF tho sportsman as well as
from his own standpoint. Tho catches have
dccreaHed 10 an alarming extent so thnt n
beam trawlcr cannot make expenses these
days. They could expect nothing else after
tearing up the spawning grounds for several
seasons In succession. There In not an avail
able square yard of bottom anywhere be-
tween Sea Gate and Jones Inlet that has not
been raked over day after day for some five
or six seasons and probably millions OF
mission would stop this practice until after
the spawning season each year they would
save themselves the necessity Of restocking
tho local waters with fNuke fry.
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DEMPSEY IS ROBBED
OF PLUNGE IN SURF
Police Are Called Out to Res
cue Champion From At
lantic City Crowd.

Special Despatch TO THE NEW York HERALD.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., Aug. 19.-Jack
Dempsey. worlds heavyweight boxing
champion, set out to-day lin a bright
green bathing suit to take dip in the
surf. After a half hours fruitless ef-
fort, supplemented by police reserves
who were called out to prevent riot,
the champion returned to a bath house
near the Traymore and arrayed HIM
self in dizzy Palm Beach suit.
When Dempsey emerged from the
Traymore the Boardwalk traffic began to
halt. Pedestrians had to shove their way
through the dense throng and the roll
ing chair procession became demoralized.
The champion sought refuge in a bath
house, Dempsey having saved the brill
liant emerald bathing suit from the raw
ages of souvenir fiends. Cameras clicked
like a shower Of hail
Jack thought that when he donned
surf scenery he could get under the
Boardwalk and thence into the ocean
unobserved. But as soon as he appeared
on the beach there was a multitude of
curious bathers in bath costumes that
rivaled the rainbow. Dempsey strug-
gled to get away from the hundreds OF
outstretched hands that were thrust in
his direction simultaneously. In a
thrice there was crowd of 5000 on
the beach.
Things were beginning to look serious
and a. call was sent to police headquar-
ters. A patrol wagon filled with re-
serves was hurried TO the scene and the
champion with difficulty was rescued.
He says he will do his bathing in fu-
ture either before sunrise In the morn
ing or after the evening shadows have
fallen. He didn't get within 100 yards
of the ocean to-day.
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HIGH wATER FoR LOCAL ANeIERs Auo
Blues Are in The Great south pny.

Bill Marcley OF Senford writes that the
blues have struck In In the Great South Bay
but are still uncertain. He follows this up
with the favorite South hay expression
''Weaks are biting like dogs and are good
size" Schools Of bluefish have run into the
bay several times this season, but out they
would go again as fast as they came In.
Perhaps the present school Is In to stay for
n while at least and the baymen sincerely
hope so.
The net fishermen are around the lower
bay az thick NJ thieves and they throw nets
around everything that has even a semblance
Of Il bluefish about II. If a fishing boat
Is surrounded by net boats in less than no
time. The boys have been playing capers
with the market fishermen. They have been
attaching pieces Of rubber hose TO tho end
OF their lines and when the boat is speoded
UP bit the hose dances along tho surface
like hooked bluefish. II is said that many
Of the net boats have thrown their nets
hose bluefish only In the last week or two.
Bass Fishing Continues Good at the KIon-
dixie Banks.
Bass fishing Is coming through IN rood
shape Mt the Klondike and enough bass are
being taken on each trip TO make tho long
journey quite worth while Tho bass aeem 10
have remained on these grounds this season
for they have been there for some time Tho
catches on the Giralda on Thursday were fair
and the first prize was captured BY Charles
pounds. He had seven bass ms well. A six
pound blackflsh taken by @. Schaefer won
second prize and seabass Of five pounds
caught by n. Felson, won third. The high
hooks OF tho day were. Charles Harse
twelve; Louis Schmidt, twenty-five bass and
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by Devormer. /: by Johnson. ?: by Multi
gan. /: by Ed Collins. g.; by strunk. 4; by
off Quinn, 8: off Piercy. 5; off Ferguson. ]: !:
off Hodge. 7. Two base hits-Ruth. Baker.
Hooper e. Strunk. johnson. Three base hits
.-Peckinpaugh, Mulligan, Schang, Ruth.
Stolen base--Hooper. Sacrifices-Miller.
Falk. Muligan. Hodge. Double plays
Sheely, johnson and Sheely; Johnson, r.
Collins and s,heely Left on bases--New
York, 10; Chicago. 49, Bases on balls-off
Hodge, 8; off w. Collins. 3 off Quinn, 2: off
Piercy, l. Hits-sOff w. Collins. 4 in 2 In
innings( none out in fifth: off Piercy. . in
1-3 innings: off Ferguson. In 2-3 In
nings. Hit by pitcher-By Piercy (Johnson)
by Ferguson (Falk, Schalk) Struck out
BY w. Collins. 2; by QUINN q by Hodge. 2;
by Ferguson, /. Wild pitches--Collins,
Piercy Losing pitcher-Quinn. Umpires-
Owens and Wilson. Time Of game-2 hours
and 81 minutes.
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NTS WIN - YANKEES LOSE LEAD = DODGERS BEATEN
Jim Mutrie Dislikes
Use of Pinch Hitters

~ LID JIM MUTRIE. who man.
aged che Metropolitans back
~ in 1888. "a and 'S5, was a
visitor in the press box at the Polo
Grounds yesterday afternoon and was
busy making comparisons between
the players of to-day and those of
the era when Jim was in his heyday.
Mutrie did not hold that all the great
ones played in the bygone era. I'VE
had some great teams In our day. but
there seems to be some great ones
now too," declared Mutrie. who is IL
years old and etill very much inter-
ested in the major league races.
"There is one thing to which | OBJ
ject strongly" said Jim. Il do lot
think that men should be taken out
for pinch hitters. In our day 1t was
a battle royal-a picked nine against
a picked nine. Why, one day In Buff
falo, one of my players could not con-
tinue and I asked permission to send
In another man. That permission was
not given. But that was going the
limit the other way"
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Fishing Tackle and Bait

Dealers who do not sell live bait have the
words tackle only or mo bait" following
their names. List appears Tuesdays. Thurs
Anv and gafurdayr
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Cubs Buy Three Players.

SPRINGFtELD. Mo-. Aug. 19.-Saie OF
Leo Cotter, first baseman: Joe Klugman.
second baseman. and Art Weiss, centre
fielder, TO the Chicago team OF the National
Leagl was announced here to-day by Harry
II. Cole. president of tho local club of the
Western Association. Klugman led the club
In fielding the first half OF the season and
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Pirates Win One Game
from PhlIies;; Lose Other
Robertson Makes 2 Homers,
Once With Bases Filled.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10 (National) -
Pittsburgh divided a double bill with
the first. IA to 3. and lost the second 4
TO 1.
In the opening contest the Pirates
hammered Meadows and Belts for twen-
ty hits, including two home runs by Rob-
ertson, the first of which came In the
sixth with three men on bases. Hubbell
held Pittsburgh to seven scattered hits
in the closing game. Scores:
FIRST GAME
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Duffy Knocks Out Burke.

Jimmy Duffy of the West Side last
night knocked out Willie Burke Of
Brooklyn in the tenth round of a sched-
uled twelve round bout In the Steeple-
chase A. A. at Rockaway Beach. Duffy
floored his opponent twice in the ninth
round and Burke refused to answer the
bell for the tenth session. In a ten
round bout Frank Curry was awarded
the verdict over Willie Astey.
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No Baltimore Players
Purchased, Says McGraw

TIME revival of a report that the
Giants had purchased Jake
Bentley. Otis Lawrey and
John Ogden from the Baltimore club
for s150,000 yesterday brought an
other denial from John McGraw. The
story had 1t that the players were to
be delivered at the close of the In
ternational League season. Bentley
Is pitcher and first baseman who
Is leading the league with an average
Of .399 and has hit twenty home runs.
Lawrey is an outfielder with an av-
erage of 1852. Ogden is a right
handed pitcher who came to the
Giants from Swarthmore College and
then was set adrift in the Interna-
tional.
Il know nothing about deal with
the Baltimore club for any players"
said McGraw. 'As for paying $780,
900 for a trio of minor leaguers, l
would not give that sum to Jack
Dunn for his entire club" That
seems to settle that.
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Red Sox and Tigers
Divide Double Header
Boston Makes Seven Hits In
Eighth Inning of First Game.

DETROIT, Aug. 10 (American) .-Bos-
ton and Detroit divided a double header
here to-day, the Red Sox taking the
first. IL TO s. and losing the second, 10
to 0.
In the first game Boston staged a
rally in the eighth inning. making seven
runs on as many hits. In the second
game Myers allowed nineteen hits, while
Cole held the visitors to four. The
scores:
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GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Newark in Buffalo (two).
Jersey City In Toronto (two).
Baltimore In Rochester dwol.
Reading In Syracuse (two).
At Reading II. III. T..
Toronto 0 1 0 1 0 3 Is IA 0
Reading o 0 o o 0 90 5 .
Batteries-Enzmann and Sandberg; Swartz
and Smith.
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rIRST GAME.
Totals. Al IL 10 2712 OF
Totals. .37 s IL 81 Is ?
- I-A.A ftx

Two base hits-Blue, Dauss. COBB. Sar-
gent. Three base hits-Menosky, Veach.
Hellmann. Leibold. 2: Bush. McInnis. Sac
rlfces-R. Jones. Young. Sargent, Veach,
Foster, Collins. Double play-Scott, Pratt
and McInnis. Left on bases-Boston, 8; De-
troit T. Bases on balls-Off Bush, /: off
Dauss, ?. Hits-off Bush. 10 In 2-s In
nings; off Thormahlen none In 1-3 innings;
off Karr, 3 In 4 innings: off Dauss, in
1-3 innings: off Middleton. in 2-3 In
nings; off Parks, none in inning. Hit by
pitched ball-By Dauss (Collins) Struck
out-By Bush, /: by Dauss. 1: by Middleton.
/; by Karr. 3. Wild pitch-Deuss. Winning
pitcher-Karr. Losing pitcher-Middleton.
Umpires-Mortarity and Chill. Time OF game
. hours and 2 minutes.
GETDND CAME
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Totals. ~ or 2713 oitRuether.. 900
Totals. SO 413 27 71s 4
-Ratted for S. Smith In seventh inning.
tBatted for Schupp In ninth inning.

ST. Louis. T. o. 1 90
Brooklyn. ...... o 0 0 1 o 0 81
Two base hit-Fournier. Three base hits
Mann. Ainsmith. Stolen base-Schmandt
Sacrifices-Pfeffcr. Ructher. Double PLAYS
Lavan. Hornsby and Fournier. .; Olson and
Schmandt. Left on bases-St. Louis. I;
Brooklyn. .. Bases on balls-off Pfeffer, g.
Hits-Off Miljus. in 1-3 innings: Oft
schupp, in innings off S. Smith, in
2-3 Innings. Struck out--By Milius, 1: by
S. Smith. 1; by Pfeffer. 3. wild pitch
s. Smith. Losing pitcher-Mlljus umpires
o'Day and Emslie. Time Of game-1 hour
and 46 minutes.
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Senators Defeat Browns.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 10 (American).-
Bunched hits in the last three innings
to-day allowed Washington to win in
the odd game of the series with st.
Louis, 6 to 2. Errors by Tobin and Nc
Manus in the seventh gave the Senators
two runs and put them in the lead. The
score:
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Skeeters Win Exhibition.

SCHENECTADY, Aug. 19.-The Skeeters
OF the International League defeated the
KNIGHTS of Columbus team here to-day, s
to 0. The score:
Jersey City .... 3 2 0 81 o 90 o-s III >
knights OF Col.... 0 o 0 0 o 0 0 90 Z .
Batteries-Wurm and Mcneil; Smith, Ken
nedy and Green
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Totals. .27 8 9 81 IA 3
n seventh inning.

Home run--Fowell. Stolen baSe-CruiSe
Sacrifices--O Farrell. Watson (2). Double
plays-Hollocher (unasssted); Southwortf
TO Ford to Rolke. Left on bases-Chicago
5: Boston, 6. Bases on balls-Off Freeman
3: off Watson, 2. Hits-Off Watson, IL
Innings off McQullan. 0 In 2 innings
Hit by pitcher-By Watson (Terry) b,
Freeman (Barbare). Struck out-By Free
man. 8. Winning pitcher-Watson. Umpire.
Moran and Rigler. Time of game1 houi
and 40 minutes.
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WE'D WELCOME MORE OF THEM.


amateur championship St Louis Tommy Armour the Scotch
is already Swift has his
After the invasion England by amateurs will be interesting
o a
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Powell's Homer Decides.

BosroN, Aug. 10. (National) Pow
ellis home run over Flack's head with
Christenbury on the bases in the sew
enth inning was the big factor in Bos-
ton defeating Chicago, to 2, to-day
The score:
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FIRST GAME.
Totals. SO 8 IL 27 IL .
'Batted for Belts In the ninth inning.
Pittsburgh ....O 01 o. 2-i4

tra,,o @ uase ,t' 5ltts-lsee' pro,tetn, noDertson.
base-Grimm. Sacrfices-Maranvlle. Mead
ows. Double play-Monroe and Lee Left on
bases-Pittsburgh, 8; Philadelphia, z. Bases
on balls-Off Meadows, 2. Hits-on Mead
ows. in innings; off Belts. 13 in 5
Innings. Struck out-By Morrison. 5 by
Meadows, J.. Passed ball Bruggy. Losing
pitcher-Meadows. Umpires-McCormlck and
KLEIN. Time Of game-f hour and AZ min
utes.
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BABE RUTH.


a
a corking baseball
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sBatted for Donohue In ninth inning.
Two base .iita--Bancroft Croh. Three
base hit--Keliy. Home run--DonohTe. Stolen
bare - Frisch. Sacrifices Groh Roush
Young, Meuael. Double piavs-Bnncrnft.
1sawiinrr and Kelly; Rawlings. Bancroft and
Kelly. Left on basos-Eew York, I: Cincin-
natl. g. Base on halls-OH Rlxcv I ! off
ponohue. 1 off Barnes. I. Hita-Of Rixey.
atn I 20 innings: off Donchue, In s 1-3
innings Struck out-By Barnes. 4l by
Donohue. !. Losing ptcher-RiNey. Umpircs
.-Yrennan End Hart Time OF game-i hour
and IS minutes.
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SECOND GAME.

Two base hits-Lebourveau, Parkinson.
Double play-Parkinson and Lee Left on
bases-Pittsburgh. o; Philadelphia. IL.
Bases on balls-off Hubbell, Il off Zinn,
g. Struck out-By zlnn, s.; by HubbeiI d
Umpires--Klem and Mccormick Time ~
game-1 hour and 80 minutes
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Plainfield Plays Bears.

At Dyckman Oval. near the Dyckman street
subway station. there will be a double header
tomorrow afternoon when Tesre1us Bears
try conclusions with Plainfield and Harrow
GATE
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@Batted for Bayne in ninth inning.
Washington .. o 90 O. . 1 2-e
ST. Louis. ...... 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 o.
Two base hlts-Brower, - Ellerbe, Miller,
Harris. Three base hits-Severeid. Smith
Home run-Shanks. Double plays-Harris
Lamotte and Judge: Lamotte. Harris and
Judge. Left on bases--Washington 8; st.
Louis o. Bases on balls-Off Zachary, 2.
Hits-Off Zachary, o In 1-3 innings; off
Acosta, 2 in ] 2-3 innings: off Van Glider.
in innings (none out in seventy off
Kolp. 8 in 1-3 innings; off Bayne, none
In 2-3 inning. Hit by pitched ball-By
Zachary (McManus). Struck out-By Zach
ary. /: by Acosta, /; by Kolp. /. Winning
pitcher-Zachary. Losing pltcher-Van Glider.
Umpires-Connolly and Nallin. Time of game
II hour and 55 minutes.
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THE LISTENING POST
B1 WALTER TRUMBULL
FAITH.
LTER IRUMBULL
by THE New YoKK HraALs-

Coplriohf, 1871, bD THE NEw
FAITH
From birth until the long, long traiI ended
The future is mist through lcBich
Totcdrd poices calling and splendid.
our guide the high and flckerin9 star OF hope.
We hnoio though darkness falls and clouds enfold
After nights storm morning and the deto
And trust that, iohisper clear has told
Somehow sometime, somewhere dreams must true.
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TotaIs 10 y 10 a II III
.Batted for Ferguson in the ninth inning
New York. 0 2 0 3 d
Chicago. ......... 0 o 3 / 4 4 0 ! x-1s
Runs bntted in--By Peck, /; by Ruth, 2;
by Baker. /: by MeuseI. 1: by Ward. 2;
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PAT SHEA.


the had
thing he just
pitching he'll a
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JUST A TIP.


the
Of
the still testimony whether there fight
he
Ldn0ford fought other night
And
Sdm houh RENE he NOR
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National and American League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago, 13; New York. o.
Boston, 12; Detroit, n (Ist camel
Detroit. 1Oi Boston, o led game).
Washington, q; 81. Louis, (,
Other teams were not scheduled.
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IN GOOD FORM.

recently
the
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STANDING or
GAMES SCHEDUI

st. Louis In New York.
Cincinnati In Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh In Boston.
Chicago IN Philadelphia.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York, q; Cincinnati, 3.
st, Louis, 81 Brcohyn, =.
Boston, 8, Chicago, q.
Pittsburgh, 14i philadelphia, g (1st Knme)
Philadelphia, A. Pittsburgh, I cd gamc)
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THE CLUBS.
Ed FOR TO-DAY.

New York In SC. Louis.
Boston In Cleveland.
Philadelphia In Detroit.
Washington In Chicago
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ROD AND GUN.

Sand and Blood Worms.
Fishing Tackle OF Every Description.
GSh ToxYl9rILLER Crab Nets, $1.10
D. REINGOLD
Ia1 EIGHTH AVE-, Cor. 10th st.
Tel. Chelsea 5444. New York.
Al leaves Wilson'S Dock. Wreck
HI0f6 Lead. daily exc. Mon. 8:43 traia.
Capt GEORGE W. WILSON.
Rosabell to charter for parties.
Special Trip Every Monday-Bass, porEios.
10Th Ave. n; Z. c. Fare $3.50 bI0rf
6:43 train TO Wreck Lead. A1GI
All Welcome.
KLoNDYKE BANKS. Sea Bass q Porxles.
GIRAl Ida shesD.hsad EVELYN
sun. 9 A. NJ. DAILY 8 A. M. SUN. s A. M
Commodore *; S:::a:$::; *: @::,:;' $:::s S..
Thurs. and Sat. e:4s train. Sun. S:a5 train.
mn NUUD Founders. Blaclsfish.
XII m N X leaves II. 13sth st. dock Sun
Hun Mlill day A. NJ. Bring bait
Capt. BRErTENBECKER.
uoIon;@u leaves Osborn House Dock,
vEIUGIlv sheepshead Bay. Daily except
Monday. 8 A. NJ. Capt. Der
man. formerly OF Broad Channel
Np n n BLACKFISH AND FOUNDERS.
m leaves Sunday e. 91st ST.. 6 A. M.
UIuA 1ssth St. 80 A. NJ. Bait on
board. Capt. r. YOUNG.
BLOOD WORMS, SOC.
Fishing Tackle Of all kinds. #. j. BIRCK.
"a Cooper So, one door from 9Th st. Tel.
Orchard 3I22.
-. .ue .-,,-,,,- 49, 80, .-.-.~.-
De Coninch's. The Raunt. Trains stop at
d'5or. Row and motor boats to hire. Tel.
Belle Harbor 1906.
Moo Y VIII cruise up the Hudson this
Ul6f n, Sunday from East Dist ST., A.
pAao IL NJ. Fare $1.25. c. BERG.
GAlE asss sSadsy ss'' ?lst Deer IS Sea a. F.S 4
Sn--- Ing. Capt. II. dILNER
onroia lysS ssv MgrrSy, s1n Mo W.T. Wreck *, Lead
o train. Sun. :25 train. Murray
O0CED Tvs. Cenarsie daily a Sunday
nUAI 0H IA. NJ, weather permitting
Capt. DICK PERSON.
G0lumDl0 Mon s.is train, Sunday @ 5 IS
train Capt. J. RATHMAN.
CThkllInDC Union Dry Dock, weehaw-
AIHVf1llHf ken. 1880 A. NJ. 18th ST..
o'""'o'@ Hoboken. 6:45 A. NJ.
EIFAN0RsSgln e WsiG9s5Gn S Fs2 j. e. g. 4 4 e. &,
LLIhNuiiT 80. Capt. n. HAwTHoRNE
White Wings fs:s + r. i.s
fIVMpIA 3rlvnte parties. Wcakfish and blues
UllHlIH at Flre Island. Dates open. Capt.
Bill Marcley. seeford. L. !. Tel. wsatash le4.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and every
thing the fisherman may want. Repairing.
pscher, $40 p. s4th ST. Tel. ee25 Murray Hill.
GRABBING AT GOOSE CREEK.
Tel. eaIt Belle Harbor. CBAs. N0EHREN.
ClTTTT now sailing from punne, g
NAIuLA sheepshead Bay, 8 sdsRdRsHy 4; ~ asIly'
cra pIpn Tvs. Canarsic daily exc; S,,,,ls NOD =,
SEA b'ku a NJ. capt scHAEEt'l.h: ..l
DAILY pa, AN Sea Pigeon sPfsPs"HfsG Frank Hsamsa nan
STEAMER II, s. LOCKWOOD, NN,,s t,.,,rs
yn, leave battery Z :t5 a. M. daily Ilsnllle.
ieayes Canarsie Shore Sun
NANNY b. day. I A. NJ 8: J. BURTON
INA leaves stahle's. 0anarswlsa; wa, IhuTs'' xW'
sEAF0RD- i, I.-Fishing or sailing parties.
schschtel. Jr. weaks. fluke. Pm. Wantssh 3lS
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ROD AND GUN.

ROD AND GUN.
Everybodys !;:s e; s;ns an. ."s ss:s:
TRADE MARK trap on the market
Price $3.50 parcel post The law says the
wire netting must have Ia" openings.
HENRY MERLE, 3 st. Johns,
Ridgewood, Brooklyn, n. y.
FISHING TACKLE
All Bags. Baskets. Nets. Rods. T -,
<1H Reels. Lines. Hooks. Sink -"
Kinds ,.l err. Leaders Anglers out Price
Relfs Loan Office. 300 Sd Ave-. near 23d 81
FLUKE FISHING AT SANDY HOOK.
Madeline Eur: s IT, ss y s$'$sS
week ssv. - cnaItsq rsqne Morn,nsise I%oSs ls!o
BASKETS-WYss.'re there s., WIN tnem
: the right prices, too. They're corlxers
Doering & Co. 'st Liberty c1s,or. Aye sTSGyn
n n N a n n h n Daily A. NJ; Sun. A. NJ,
uUIII0IIJII6 d from Dunne's Dock, Sleeps.
head Bay. Joe Moravec, Jr.,
formerly of the Ray II.
N.JJ. leaves Silver Wave Hotel,
\QINXH1 Freeport. daily exc. Mon.
OGaEG0u0 and Fri. 8 A. NJ, Sun o A.
~ NJ cARMAN q DENTON
n jAIII Sea Bass, sunday, a. NJ.
ION nI00Il Tvs. Dunnes Dock. Sleeps.
uOkJ IIIljUti. head Bay, daily exc. Mon. 8
A. NJ. Capt. Archie Buckncr.
Sun. A; NJ, Daily Except Mon, 9 A.. NJ
M.J.R.ul. From Fro 'siss!ss ssssR:s:sa s 5:s. s
Capt. LOUIS HARMS:
noIourodoyo leaves stahls,s Pier. Ca
Du'dui duu'd "A'V.si GiiAEssGEN BROS.
SnaWnndS sqsssy Fs9l 1i:r 5Es% 7S.S S,%s' Cricket
uuu"uVuo Capt. Chris. Holmhoe. o''o''o'
FARE, INCLUDING BAIT, $500.
SIR. HALCY0N afS aaily A except @ MoSd.y Ss Sa'e''
NuiiiHh SAN capt. eEo. REAvEs.
pAL Adm sss TN T6urs SAT-, sS sun fss; P,s;
/. @. r.. r., 1880. Capt Z. - BALLET-rl.
SEA BAsS-BLACkFIsH.
SHAMROCK if1sei 4. n. 'essssas4 sssssas a w \. r.
IDNdTD Al From sheepshead no a. NJ
ADNlInhh Bay Daily ,,.n,Iu
Sunday 1880. Capt. ps- CHAnLls
JIIND Y Monday. A. Nj Sunday; sunday;
PLENTY BAss-KLONDIKE BANKS.
uIuITDv Hammers Dock-Eyery Z A N
Mn DI sheepshead Bay--Day v n. W..
1T TTTTTI FISHING UP TIE SOUND.
IItIVl u leaves Cfason Point Sunday A.
Uul In NJ. Bring bait. Capt. PLoGER
v.,L..;-. private Parties weakflsh and F'iuke
hdllltllllb nj Fire Island. Write for dates now.
-spt. JOSEPH SMITH. Box 10. STAFFORD. Ii.
IIIn0r leaves foot hay 44th ST., Ulmer
IIlIIIyf PARK, Thurs. Sat, A, M. Sun.
SobUE q A. NJ. q. ANDERSON.
Eo p-r- mower boat can be bought or char
tered for fishing, pleasure or work.
HENRY isn j. WHENEVER. 2ia7 y. 72d. Bklyn:
Hand Made Rods and Repairing
cHAs. voEHRINoER. 1885 Myrtle ey: Bklyn
Yankee Doodle II. ,y', shssp'asad S ss, say a.2
D---LIra Tvs. sheepshead Bay daily 10 A.
OTookDh M. aun. = A. NJ. Capt. u. Rlgoy.
NrDlHC ne leaves Canarsie a. NJ. sun
NNO@0E day. GEORGE KAMMERFR,
% Uclr9ot,f Daily =. N; sunday a n.
r. peitthVshs CAPT. j. JENSON.
AlIpnpA Tvs shs pshead Bay daily 10 AM.
hoHSNn Sat. 2 r. M. AN. Sun. ECOCk
RS m Daily p. NJ, Sunday 8
b " ~ A. NJ. Capt. r. wREGE
NrW v0pKER leaves Sheepshead Bay daily
NEW tUNnIn p M. Sun. z A. NJ. CLULO.
nIIaNE leaves Canarsie. 4 A. NJ. daily
HONN- and Sunday. Capt. g. WHITE
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Eastern League.

New Haven ;. Springfield. 2.
pittrfied. 8; Waterbury, ..
Albany. 81 Worcester. Z (ten inninEs)
Hartford g Bridgeport | first Pame)
Hartford o. bridgeport. I Csecond game) .
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American Association.

uesedo, 10: Minneapolis. 3.
g<usviIle. q: Milwaukee. q.
-. RAui, II: Columbus. 4.
Kansas City. 3 indianapolis o.
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SECOND GAME.
Totals 80 0424 10 81

Two base hits-veach, 2; Sargent, Cobb,
Blue. Three base hit-Jones. Saorifices--
woodali 2. Double plays-Myers and Pratt:
Sargent. Young and Blue: Scott and Foster
Left on bases-Boston. 4: Detroit, o. Bases
on bail--Off Cole. / off Myers. g. Passed
ball-Ruel. Umpires-Chill and Mortality.
Time Of game-f hour and 2J minutes.