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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-30
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
APRIL 20.
Manhattan.

CITY Mortgage Co 20 Y Trust CO. 20 BROAD a. .
Northern az cor 18TH 81. Sotl25. atty y
sane 10 same northern Az. n cor l7sth 81. lo.s
80 ATTY 81
Same 10 same i7Sth st. .. z, Northern az. 20!
l0i. same atty. 49, , 81
ST. Brooklyn goth st. as East: atty. + l. Spsrh'
1880 Raiubridge -. Brooklyn 81
Philip Sliehl 10 Louis Srhaiten. 1873 lst az. q
~. 1884. ATTY. J. + T CO.: 81
wien ST. o. ANY, " - '''''"'' -V' ~" s. mo
Manhattan Eye. Far and Throat Hospital TO Law
sers Mortgage 60. 80 Liberty St. Hon s. iao
LsTysr, Mortgage c. to julie N Rhodes. ce1'ra.
vailc,. y : loSth 81. l62 East. ats. Layers
Mortgage Co % Liberty a. s. 600
Same 10 q ZGbriskic trustee. Red Hook. y ' :
"a as 3l2S same atty. .'.Nl'
American Mortgage Co 10 II Aymar sands and ano
trustees Goerck st. 6s: attys Boven iS
Lawyers ril. Ins & Co 70 Manhattan Eye lar
and Throat Hospital: HON s. 700 lHsinS'ol
az gtylO0li atty. LAWYERS ! a 7 CO: Sl'"l'
Tios W CauldNe.l irsee 70 5 5v,sn gi.
Gcllc- II & II. % Eichanse place =. :!
American Mortgage c. 20 J VI Bowers. q kasi
C5ih 81. 1891 st 6s West. siiys. Boxer, s =; ~
E,snseiine Rockhil to Bond and Mortgage Guarau-
lee 60. rs Remsen s.. Brooklyn. West Ena az
- r 1,is {, G 4 r.y,or So, Par, a" ~.
Man h.' : schenck to Roman. $50 Yves, iS.h
a. west End az. is3: att. I G 4 GO.
II Il Tsomby. gdu. 10 II u IWom5y gun, SHI.
1 ,ii, Ce'l4f. 4 4 II. % Erchsng, place; 81
Same 10 n T.. Johnson New Haven; SANE property
aitys. Gcller II a II. y Exchange place. g
Hudson Mortgage Co TO Ambrose Kest{ Co. 90 dS2
isSg 10 Hsii.ids St o. Az , 65.5 and is.liIlse
attn y Tile frs CO. l35 Bway, Soooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-30

DISTRICT COURT.
Jury Calendar -HOUGH. J.
Room 327. Postorice Building Al 10 80 M
FOR ARGUMENT.
Re MAY Van n, May loom
Re ug Jung -
Motion Calendar -LAC0MBE. j.
Room t33 Postofice Building
ADJOU RNED MOTIONS.
AnslosABk /lTNatBk 80 ElyMopCo/ Channeu
N Bayonne NaneI Wood
T. Sfknsuth Roles Heinze
Re Harum Pom Williams McDonald
SEW MOTIONS.
Perrin Plake Titus 4 SSR& NECo
4 sICohen small ~ ltossaclo
Tokacs/p 4 Ry Barry Hatheey
D'AmsfoI PittsCoust McManusj Sawyer
Ballard Audubon Titus sSH&Mh'o
Gleason Thaw XacuumEng'o Dunn
SchmdJFronemei hlinget Lyman
Equity Csendar-MAYER, j.
Room 313. postonice Buldins
kintnerihtlantc Gem
case on No day calendar.
Equity Calendar HUNT. J.
Room l. NoolwOrih Buildina
Porter shulof g cases. 49,
Adjourned until May TO- 1918.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
No. 524 West 125th Street

l. J. PHILLIPS & CO. WILL SELL. At ~ BIC
auction. 10 the highest bidder. a. me kIchange
gsi~sroorn NJ, - and Us Nescy Street Borough OF
Nsnhattan. New York cry. on May lSth IslJ. a.
noon 10 "a West l-.ih Street.-The story and
b.sernert store tenement. land. 2IIIOO. IL fot
further particulars. appN 90
BENNO LOEWY, Attorney,
zoo and 7Os Broadway. or to suOtoneec.
No, 52S West 125th Street
L J. PHILLIPS & co. w SELL AT PUBLIC
auction 10 the highest bid.er. al the Exchange
sslesroou Nos "A and ~ Ncsey Street Borough OF
Nanhattan. New York CIV, on May 18Th 1915. a.
noon No. rs West l-jn Stree-tye stoD and
further parti.u apply 10
BENNO LOEWY, Attorney,
2Os and 2os Broadway or TO auotion.,D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-30
FerguOnI Loser
Rooney Nassau r Il

CsrpentsrIS Telephone Ferguson Loser
Rubin Oziobs Rooney NASSAU ~
Nilgan kruegsr
Highest reached. sT95. - .
~ May 3.
syRRoeITES CoUer-KErCHAh
Coar, opers =, - n.
No dsy calendar
COUNTY c0URr.
ckli CaIendsy-PeT, lv-FAHcETT, j.; pan "
Dixie J.
Calender IN Part w. ~ .. n
Actions thAble BY the colr without a ny.
NArdone DanrlO Shos'ack/ Aronson
Psulson) HayeS Zlmmerman/ chsfdn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-30
BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.

BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
SpeclaI Term-BRADY. J.
Motions and parte matters
MOTIONS.
Nsnhs,R y g rnzfelder Seidenherg Sedenberp
pines Meredith Horsey Gsnly C0Clerk)
DlnsiN Mas Grreuey Bamman
people. Rogers People Palmcrt
Becker MosholuRltyCo People Palmer
Brow, ~ llol A Co hnirin koehrs
MesiugerI Wheeler People walters
Gorres' stand ardGasLlrht CharityF ind 81 NYA.o
Drew Drew Of New Church, Wallace
Re Bronx Boulevard Re solomon
Special Term fer Trlas-BRADY, J.
Torrogiani/ MonacoConCo
Case No dsy calendar.
Trial Term-BRADY. J.
No day calendar.
COUNTY COURT.
Special Term-GIBBS. J.
Motions and part- matters
Trlai Term-GlBBS J.
Re Klein Brandt Bohack Co
ISnch Rapport Grower Miller
Brohsn 'rcn Schnabe MeIel
Groskof sans Beth & X Co/kesrney
Hilderb- .ndtI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-30

COUNTRY HOME INFORMATION FREE TO
prospective buyers Lat covers entire ned. CAL OF
write No agents Secretary COUNTRY HOME
sFRVICE 100, 394l W. Slst 81 Phone 1851
Mad So
MODEL BUNGALOWS ln restricted sections p.
r. NORRIS Co 3 24ih St. Flathush Bklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-30

BY BRADY. j.
Kirsch /Ittner Realty -Willoughby B Dobbs.
BIumentha Fricdman--Ey NeumsH.
Otteuterg Perna- Lewis A Abrams
COUNTY COURT GIBBS. J.
Ssdovsky Carmine Con C0-Hsrry @ Guttman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-30
SHERIFF'S AUCTION SALE.

DANIEL GREENwALD. SHERIFF'S AUCTION
Ger. sells this dsy Friday. April 50th at 10
a M al 7-59 East sSth street. by rirtue OF a
certain wit OF execution one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-30
UNFINISHED HOUSES TO LET

I WANT YOU 20 send Tor ny list OF beautiful new
f-room semi schcd brick houses. Brooklyn. for
rent at $50. cents fare. Owner. 20 Liberty St..
~, y. Phone Cortlandt 2552
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-30

TO RENT FOR SUMMER.-Large fur
nished residence near Westport on Lake
Champlain $500 FOR season
A. a. STEVENSON. Wcstport N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-30
REFEREES APPoINTEo-sUpREM coU

6URR0GATES COURT CHAM6ERS-SHCLZ. B.
No day calendar
Trial Term-SHULZ. y.
No day calendar
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-22
blind RIG At EWA
is BOARD|NG HOUSE

5 License Inspector w. r.. Fennell was
hungry when he reached Ewa at noon
yesterday. Going into the boarding
house conducted by M. Naito, a Japa-
nese, he ordered dinner Glaneihg
around he espied two bottles Of beer
before two diners at an al Joining table.
{" Here, boy, give me bottle Of beer, =
shouted Fenneil to IKE oDhging waiter
A moment later the boy came ambling
back with a quart Of beer and an ex-
ira glass. Fennell then ordered cup
of coffee, placed the bottle Of beer
in his pocket and after finishing his
meal, told the proprietor of the place
to- consider himself under arrest for
selling liquor without license.
+ Naito had an internal revenue license
and told FennelI he thought that gave
him the right 10; keep liquor for his
patrons. Fennell convinced Nait0 other
wise, however, and q few moments
later, after finishing a search Of the
boarding house, he had uncovered q
varied assortment Of gin, wliiskey and
beer valued at about 500. This he
confiscated.
Naito and the waiter were placed
under arrest, securing their release af-
ter they had deposited 5000 cash bail.
Their eases viii be called for trial this
morning. fE
! Fennell is keeping the bottle OF beer
he purchased as evidence against the
Japanese. .E...
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-22

kan and Lanai ports Dan. 19.-T. VI
Awana, NJ. p. Monsarrat, Mrs. X.
Brown and infant, Mr.. and Mrs. j. X.
Per str. Mama Los, Jan. by. van
HING. K@G. carpenter, Mrs. Geo. o.
Carpenter, y r. Curtis, PyG Jones.
I Per str, lMauna Kca, for Hilo and
way ports Jan. 20.--Mr. and Mrs. Otto
M Berndt, A. II. Hanna, Il. N. Mel
lersh, Miss Mollersh, q Miss ID. Mel.
lersh, Miss BrockhiI, Mr. and Mrs W.
W. Chamberlain, j. +. G. Hagens, @.
H. Young.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-22
CUBAN sUGARGR0P
!. IS BADLY DAMAGED

The heavy, unreasonable nginfals
Of last week, which culmipated in
torrential downpour last night com.
pleted the destruction Of the tobacco
crop in almost all parts Of tho, Island
Of Cuba, says a Havana dispatch, un-
der date Of January ~ ~
The sugar cane also waA injured
seriously, being so saturated with water
that in many places it Is Yielding only
about half the normal proportion Of
sucrose. ft.. ....,. .,s... Il as,5
; MANY sugar mills have suspended
grinding, awaiting the dryinS-out Of the
fields, This RostponemeRt, II islfeared,
will result in a large part Of the crop
remaining unground when the regular
rainy season Begins" s.. 'rn..#a .,3f
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-22

- p. m. Tuesday, January 10.
seattle Sailed, January Is, s. s,
Georgian, for Honolulu. IL. So"
Balboa--Sailed, January IS, s. =.
Washingtonan, for New York.
! San Francisco--Arrived, January
10, 9 a. m, 8. s. Matsonia from Homo
lulu, Janhary 10. '.'rys. I'M.
San Francisco-sailed,& January 19,
$3.50 p. m, s. S. Ventura, for Honolulu.
San Francisco-7Sailed January 10,
5:25 p. m, $. S. Manoa, for Honolulu,
seattle--Arrived, January 20, s. S.
Hilonian, from San Francisco.
Anaeortes-SSailed, January IA, blk.
w. b. Flint, for Honolulu. =, X t,.E ..
Kahului--sailed, January 20, schr,
Defiance, for Hilo. -a'
Hilo--Sailed, January 10, S. s. Ari-
conan, for Balboa and New York.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-22
TICKLING IN THE THROAT.

Even the slightest 'tickling or hoarso,
ness. in the throat may be the forcrun.
ner Of a dangerous illness. stop it at
once with Chamberlain = Cough Rem.
wly. For sale by all dealers. Benson,
Smith 4 Co., Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-22

ton, and that everything is done
TO safeguard his heath and well
fare, but ! shall and do emphatic
ally object to any person being APP
pointed as guardian of my child
who may attempt to remove the
child from the Territory to the city
Of San Francisco or elsewhere be-
yond the Territory, and who may
bring my child up in such a man
ner as to become a stranger to me,
or will attempt to raise any barrier
between myself and my child.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-22

q Between Boards
Haiku, 10, 1Sd.0o.
Hon. Gas S., $500, 10000.
r. Eva, 10; 2l,75. n, x N
3 Session sales
Pahang Rubber Go, "a, 1000,
III Sugar Quotations
S. Analysis bects Ono adyices).
Parity, -. b, ~ !, n.
9e' Cent. (for Haw. sugars, s.oS.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-22

Henry in
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-22
Husband OF The1ma Parker Smart, In Aifi-
davit Filed ID Circuit Court, In Fight For
Custody Of Child, Admits Will Does Not
Oligate Him To Share With Offspring
INFANT is NOT RECOGNIZED

rs my intention during minority my child Richard to
amply provide for him in birth and station
requires and to that he has the very and
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-22

absolutely no interest In the matter
Judge Whitney then geplied:
"'GoOd. ] II appoint him. and sign
Ell n blank order in which room for
name had been left
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-22
BorpSS

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Haw. 4peP.Im.
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Ser. 1912 1918.
Haw. Ter ape.
fil? Rk, 6b { tissue
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HHSSSSoR:. SSS.p2;Ssss-
HonRL&L-co.6pc
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| Oahu Sue. Co. 6pc
Pacific q. Fertilizer
| p. SSi :: s..MS'cG
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San Carlos M Cope
Waialua A. Co. 5pc
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-22

Hs,iike%"EE$BeSILa,a,h
Hlw Electric CO.
Il NV n. Co. Ltd
Hon. Gas Co. Pfd...
Hon. Gas Co. Com
IH.RT&L.Co. Com.
lpter-I Island s. N. Co
Mutual Tel, Co. -.
q r. e l. Co...
Pahang Rub. Co. -.
TaniOnfoI6 Eco.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-22
Honolulu Stock Exchange
THURSDAY, JANUARY 81, 1915
NAME o. STOCK
MHpcANTILR
Aley.& Baldwin Ltd
G Brewer 4 Co. :.

SUoAk
EWa..."-.-,...-
Haw. krrieiii1irai....
Haw. Com. & SuR. Co
haw. SnR. Co. $40.
Honokaa. ......,...
hon9lnn .A.at.st
Hutchinson Sugar
..Plantition Co.
k% sRsss sugar CO...
.kjBBsSie' Sco:Lid.
q hn Sugar Co...
.Qaa Sugar Co. Ltd
uhOmea ...Ln.,.t.
Paaubau s. Pan. Co
kaciiic ...4.......,.
Baia ..,..s,.,.s..,.
D.auag~lr
Pioneer Mill Co...
W alaiua Agf. Co.,.
Wailuku Sugar Co.
Waimanalo $1,000,
Waimea Sugar Mil.
49,. ..-.
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called Courts Attention

81 told him that the authorities
seemed to hold that where an inter,
est adverse TO a minor existed, it was
the duty of the petitioner to call the
court 3 attention to that fact, and said,
b, 4" lyon see, we haven 7 asked You
TO appoint any particular person as
that is your particular prerogative,
Judge Whitney said, -,
"'Yes, that is my understanding of
the law, or words TO that effect.
Thought Everybody Was In 1t
Judge Whitney then looked over
the petition TO appoint guardian al
Item and said;a =.
"'Well, about everybody is mixed
up I'M this: have you any suggestion as
to whom I might apPoiRti' | said ]
thought Judge Perry would be an ex-
feilant man as had talked to him
about the case and he said he had
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-22

"'The Iaw,abiding element of this
city and county look to yoa, gentle
men, in your capacity as Crane jurors,
to be vigilant and fearless in your. in
vestigdtions of, and Your reports upon
all matters of this, and kindred kinds
and character. The city ana county az
torney aud his subordfnates win fully
advise you as to the law pertalning 70
all matters coming within the purview
Of your Investigations, but, should you
at any time feel the necessity of seek
ing further advice or instructions from
the court upon any matters which shall
arise during your Investigations, not
only of the matters herein referred to,
but of any and all wattors which are
legitimatcy confined to your inquiry,
it will be your privilege to apply to
the court for such advice and instru~
ton. and YOU will at all times find the
court ready and willing TO assist aud
instruct you in any manner within its
power, and the scope Of its authority. -
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-11
Heinie Wagner Shows Speed That Astonishes
 Fans At Hot Springs

Hot Springs, Ark, March Ibis regarding Manager Carrigen's in strucfions of yesterday, the veteran IIeinie Wagner cut loose yesterday in the way that he used to some four or. five seasons ago in early in March, and the wing that was dead th1-oughout the entire summer of 1914 gave ample evidence of resurrec- ton.
 The entire Red Sox team is talking abolt fine veterans sudden return to form. and although everyone is hop ing that the comeback is something more than a flash in the pan, opinion fs divided ac to the wisdom of the veterans conduct
 Last spring. at this very time, the old shortstop's arm was so lame that the limb was practically useless. Even at the table he had to be given help, and all throughout the Red sox stay at this place the waiter or some body: eisa at the table had to cut his meat for him.
 It was his reckless disregard of
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-11
From Benny Kauf [nHn
HEATING IN POOR SHAPE;
 TANKS LOSE

Savannah, Ga, March 11.-A fan cy catch by Charley Mullin prevented Bill Tamm, New York youngster, from being a, hero and likewise pre- vented the. Yankee Yannigans from ringing up the first victory when Donovans regulars clashed with Duke FarrelPs second team at Ath- letic Park yesterday. The score was to in favor of the regulars at the end of the six-inning battle.
 Mullen accomplished his telling performance in the sixth inning, laid away and two more occupying eecond and third bases, Tamm lined hard and fast toward right field. Null lin's leap was perfectly timed, and when he came back with the ball tightly encased in his glove the last hopes of the Yannigans went glim- mering.
 Each team used three boxmen, with Pieh and Brown, who started the battle, doing the most work They worked three innings, and left noth- ing but ciphers the scoreboard when they departed. f
 It was against Ray Heating that the regulars rang up their victory. Heating succeeded Brown in the fourth and two passes, 9 wild pitch, Readings poor throw on Boone's sac rifice and singles by Mullin and Peckinpaugh netted three runs. This inning ended Keating's 1abors and Warhop went along safely through the next two chapters, not allowing either a hit or run.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-11
ROBERTSON SAYS
 HE'LL RETIRE IF SENT TTOST.L0EHES

Marlin, Texas, March 11-Milier Iiuggins. manager of the Cardinals, has done some talking since he re- turned to San Antonio. The St. Louis papers quote Higgins as claiming both Bescher and Dave Robertson in exchange for Perritt. Bescher said yesterday that he had not, changed his mind about joining the Cardinals, and Robertson declares he will quit the game if traded to St. Louis.
 Oddly enough there are several csf- for trade to any other NationaR league club, but are more than willing to- drop back to the International league if waivers can beAsecured and their present salaries guaranteed by the New York club.
 Two of McGraw's outf1elders have so declared themselves and it might not De difficult to guess their names.
 This is the way figure it. said one: If l, am traded to another club m the league my chances of getting back with the Giants are slim. don' 't want to be in the way around hero and neither do I want to stand sal ary cut.
 If the club can place me with an International league team and guaraH- tee salary under my New York con tract would gladly put in a season. It would be an opportunity to play every day, coupled with the knoHl- cage that I would be developing my self for another trial with the Giants and first call on a regular position
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-11
PAL NERO ARRIVES FROM CUBAN HOME
 TO JOIN CLAN IFS

Marlin. Tex. March 11-Enilio Palmero, the Cuban southpaw, ar rived yesterday afternoon and re- ported to Manager McGraw. It was thought that he had jumped to the Federa1s because he was so late in reporting. However, Palmero de- nied he had even been flirting with the Independents ''
 PalmerO has been in constant prac- tice the past winter, pitching for the Havana club. He was very suc- cessful, and it was because of his winning work that Manager McGraW secured him for the Giants again. The twenty-year-o Cuban has taken on weight since last year, which will be in his favor. for he was consider ed too light last season for the Giants
 Manager John Ganze1 of the Koch ester club, who is here for the osten- snble purpose of grabbing cast-on rockies, donned uniform and jump ed into active training. He was as lively too as any of the recruits he is sizing up- He is a good handbalI player, and doubled up with Tesreau. That team won the odd game from McGraw and Mathewson, who have prided' themselves on being able to beat any other pair in camp.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-11
WALTER JOHNSON REPORTS AT CAMP
 OF PRESENTATIONS

Charlottesville, Va, March Ii Walter Johnson, the Senators great pitcher dispelled all doubts as to where he would play this season by reporting to Manager Griffin here, coming direct from his home in Golf feyVilIe Kans
 .~The Feds have no claim on my services, of that I am sure, said Johnson tsThey have finally ac- cepted the check for $500 sent back to them, which represented the ad vance money I drew from Joe Tinker last December. realize now that I made a. mistake when I listened to Thinkers proposition. am for or ganized ball first, last and all the time, and, believe me, I am mighty glad to be back with Washington"
 Nick AItrock has been placed in charge of the second team, and prac- tdce games will start Friday or satur- day.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-11
WILLARD IS
 BAL KING OVER
 HAVANA BOUT

Fl Paso, Texas, March 1t.-Jess W11- lard last night followed the recent ex- ample of the negro heavyweight cham pion, Jack Johnson, and baked: he will not go to Havana for the proposed affair in April unless he is shown the money. Willard arrived here yester- day from Los Angeles and settled down apparently to stay. m out from $8;000 to $1O,00o on the Juarez5 training,', he said.
 s'If I go to Havana on another shoe string I may get dumped again The. promoters must make things right be- fore budge."
 New York, March 11-Despite the fact that cables from Havana report that the Jack Johnson-Jess Willard bout has been settled upon to take place in Cuba's capital on April 3, 1t- tie interest is being taken in New York in the proposed match. The early fasco at Juarez, where the men were slated to fight on March 6, and the re- ports regarding Johnson's physical condition, have caused hst1c fans here to pay scant attention to the 'an-
 nouncement of the new match The impression seems to prevail that the whole thing is farce and is mere ly being staged as get-rich-qu1ck scheme designed to draw Americans to
 Cuba from the Florida resorts. As a contest it is regarded as an athletic joke A man who recently ar rived from Cuba, where he had a good opportunity to see Johnson closely. says the champion heavyweight boxer of the world is in no physical condition
 to undergo a long, hard battle
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-11
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Twelve members of the Wednes- day Afternoon Musical club partfci- pated in the particularly splendid program of Bohemian. and Hungar-f ian music given yesterday afternoon at the First M. E. Church. Much of the success of the well balanced pro gram is due to the efforts of Miss Ell sic Mal1ett Smith, the leader for the afternoon The audience was a large and appreciative one which readily applauded the good work of the contributors to the afternoons entertainment.
 The program:
 Korbay; Mrs Frederick R., Silliman, Mrs. Lillian Phillips, Mrs. Earl Ray Lewis, accompanist.
 Piano solo: Standchen. Scharwen- ka; Miss Helen Capers.
 Soprano solo: There's On Earth But One True Precious Pearl, Szen- tirnay; Mrs. Silliman, Mrs. Lewis. ac- companist.
 Duet for violin and violas P1eyel, .Op. 69, No. 3, Allegro, Andante, Ron do; Mrs. Dorothy May Wall. Miss FL sic M. Smith.
 contra1to solo: Gypsy Songs, Dvorak; Miss Norma Weber; accom- panist, Mrs. Alexander Howell.
 Flute solo: Polonaise and Bad1n- erie. J. seb. Bach; Miss Ruth Wilcox. accompanist, Miss Helen Smith.
 Piano solo; Gondoliers. Liszt; Miss Ethel Pigg.
 Violin solos, Indian Lament from Sonatine, Op. 100, Dvorak; The But terf1y, Jeno Hubay; Mrs. Wall, ac- companist, Miss Helen Smith
 Trio for flute, viola and piano, Cesar CuI. CD. 56; Nocturne, Berceuse, valse; Miss Wilcox, Miss Smith, Miss Helen Smith.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-11
Atlantic League Not
 to Invade Waterbury
 Or New Britain Now

New York, March 11-It. was decided at a reorganization of the Atlantic League yesterday afternoon, to run only on Saturdays. Sundays, holidays and special occasions, and to divide the circuit into two sections. Each df- vision is to play it's own independent schedule, and the leaders will meet in a post-season series for the pennant-
 The league, which had been an- nounced as dead, was revived in long session in the office of Roslyn M. Cox, president of the circuit and Mayor of Middletown. Seven of the towns in the circuit last season were represented and put up bonds to assure their stay ing in. Jack Doyle's Asbury Park club withdrew, and the franchise was declared forfeited to the league.
 Schenectady will take the place of Danbury, as Ernest c. IAndEraf, own CT of that franchise, has decided not to return to that town. In fact, the lea que resolved to keep religiously out of Connecticut, although it had Water bury and New Britain, discarded ter ritory of the Eastern Association, at it's disposal.