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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
Woodmere Property in Trade

Clarence Payne. whose purchase u the Brtfofd
apartments a. 40 West 10Th y. from hdwln >
Brickner was reported Monday. gave IN part payment
about f0ry.nve acres Of water front al Noodmere;
/. T. The property runs along the deep waters on
Woodmere bay for about 900 feet. lt u on the
wooiiners Boulevard and stretches east 70 the new
Hewlett development. -
n Is understood that the intention OF tho new
owners 1, 10 lay out this land IN a co operative
park and erect summer residences on plois or from
Two 10 three acres each. and dispose - the balance
There La, recently been great stimulus 10 biidlnz
IN the Woodmere section and large NUMBER or
houses have gone up IN the Last two years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
Unwanted Distraction.

Bethlehem was not the whole mar
isi, IS the million share day showed.
But that stock interfered greatly with
the attention that investors might
reasonably have been paying TO the
rest Of the list. Likewise it was held
responsible for the dulness Of the out
side lond market. Brokers find il
peculiarly exsspersting at this time
that such spectacular movements as
this one stock has showed should en-
Danger its whole campaign of months
In fostering public confidence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
MINING.
THE METAL MARKET.

The local stree, msrtet for copper W" frm' WIN
,,..,-o,v,,c quoted At lsSslshc and casting a.
,s1gIsl,c In London copper eloSod at fH Il.
a. %, r,adard spot f72 Ia 90 for fu;urc- and
20 for electrolyto bpot. 49,, r..h.,1. u,,
TI% on the New York Metal EIcnI ~
Tov1on I'm cicstd at fl7l for standard spot No s
fisS for futures with ssles OF 50 tons 'po' ana ~
'0Is IISu' easy; New York spo 4l3si2oc an, sad
East s. Louis Iio942Cc London lead Nv
les sP Se TER firm; New York epot ss9e "a snd
~ g ioiia Zoo bid. London speteT' t4f lVs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
GRAIN IN OTHER CITIES.

PHILADELPHIA. April lS--wHEAT lover; No :
red csIois export 3l54S;l5s NO N9F DS sIS,e;
s eIp9rI, So eo,Ss7 spring straight ,79S %
' DniuIh Aprl l$-WHEATm.NSO a RS "a ssS
No ! Nor. Sl.5iE; No Nor 'iA'% S'i''O7''
Ny N lvsukse Aprl lS1wHEtAT;T7No 7 Nost ~
S6SpXGNo 3 yellow. T2l1 973c: May, 72tc BAN
ley mating 1901 bc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
Westchester Sales.

Tn. Robert T. Farley Organization sold A.
Nspperham Heights. YOnkers 10 IL. X. snyder
property on the extension Of Marlborough ROAD. 10
iIeorgs Smith plot close 10 the proposed site OF
lie Nppperhan Heights Country Club house. and
TO william AMMAN. Of Yonkers, plot on tarVle"
-.
Tho First Mortgage Real Estate Company soid
NJ Cedar Knobs BronIyie. y. w half acre
po, adjoining the residence Of DR. j. r. Hasbrouck.
In Dellwool circle. 10 Mrs Florence X. Carleton.
who will erect A residence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
BUYS House at Park Hill.

Albert T. Ashrorth. INC. I'm conjunction with the
American Real Estate Company. has pdrchased tor
Arthur u Gei3sler the residence ~ Charles Ed"h
Hum At Edgec'iHe Terrace. Park liill, NonE,fs.
TIL, house is large Colonial frame dweling. Wlrh
When these alterations are completed Mr.. Geissl 5
property will be one Of the finest I'm this localliy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. April IS. 1915

Asked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
West Side Apartment Sold.

Cammann, Voorhees, 4 Floyd have
sold for Patrick J. Mcmahon 238 and
240 West 56th ST., between Broadway
rrd Eighth av.. on plot 45xlOO feet;
There are twenty-five apartments, and
the store is occupied by the Motor Car
Equipment Company,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
WEEKLY EXPORT FIGURES.

The exports Of merchandise from the
Port of New York, officially reported AT
the Custom House, for the week enaed
April 10, amounted TO s2o,4Oo,Vio,
against $24,971, 173 in the previous
week and $18,594,934 in the correspond
ing period last year. since January ian -
S379,345, 800, against S8OS' 4oS,ool III '"'
rnrresnnnding neriod last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
Builders Buy Bronx Plots
for Big Apartment Sites

crease In values along the principal
boulevard Of The Bronx, the city now
assesses the lot at $4,lO0. The lot
lost quite a bit OF its depth through
the widening of the Concourse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14

later Il broke with even greater VIC
lence it tended toward unsettlement
elsewhere. At its highest it touched
1904 and its low was 1851. Business
Of the day amounted TO 6247O shares.
OF United States Steel 1910 shares
bo,Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14

HOG product, we're slightly higher early. owing
Z, an advance in the hog markets. but packers sold
quite literally and toward the close values declined
with comparatively LITTLE support. Receipts o. hoss
pt Chicago we're IS 900. estimated for Wednesday
rs 600. Kansas City received IS 900 and Omaha
n 500 PORK-siesdy. quoted Mess. tlsstl9 80:
FIRMLY s2l "a S23: short clear. Sle@S2l 30. REEF
packe' Si9a 500 EXTRA India mess, $3.50 $50.
DRESSED HOGS-Stsady. Bacons e7.c. $50 III.
a.. 100 H. I0Sc: l40 10. lose: pigs. tc Ct T
MEATs-Pickled bellies steady: 10 ID. he. II No..
Inc. - ID. Me Picked hams steady al l2,.c.
tn9S5sc iARD-Easy. middle West, esoa sOc.
NV lard steady at si4@sHe. Refined lard
barely steady. South America. lie; Continent.
10 Snc. Brazil kegs i2c Compound steady al
7iGaTa.c. sTEARfNE-Stsady: cleo. &c: city lard
s'esrue. iihc ous
Refined petroleum unchanged. Linseei oil steady
rIiTROT wi NJ standard white bbls New YORK
md PhnsdcpiA. i.SOe. bulk. &c. standard shits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
NEW YORK PRICES.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
Nay ...,....Lee& lse& l.65* lSH 1904
INTEpI0p pECFIpTS
sELBoARD cLEARANcEs.
FLOUR AND MEAL.

The -four market va, inactive. and prices wen.
s 1f1g clears 'ss7ogsssS: Winter patents SO
So. winter straights. .6.9Oas7; extra No ]
winters s5.So9s6o5: extra No 2 winters. S'js
patents. jobbinE lots. ts9j@sS65 RYE FLOUR
Quiet fair TO good. So 40@s6.55: choice to fancy
s. COO $6.5j. CORNMEAI~Steady; kiln dried
sl7O6sI.75: coarse. sl.6j9SL70. FEED-Wesi 2
ern steady: bran. 100 ID sacks. t2e.75: standard
middngs 90. s27: -four do. S3: red dog -four
Ilo II sacks $50 city steady: bran bulk SIS o. {.
100 10 sacks So %: heavy middlinn do. so {.
-four do. S33: red dog -four. 40 ID sacks. $3.50;
Of meal nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
MECHANICS LIENS.
APRIL l2.
Manhattan.

SIH ST oH 70 PAS W Pomeroy Co Inc.
Az Bouruonyills Realty Co. owner J A,hneld.
contractor treneWall. $3.50 50
S8IH ST. 3l5 r. Levine AZ J Cotter. own
er. ! Chester. contractor. $50
LEXINGTON Az. 81. J II Iovenstsin ist Allsr.
ton Ssth St 60. owner ard contractor; 500
The Bronx.
IIEBlG Az. $50 8 2slst a. 7sIloo Davis
Bros ag Hannah Nyden. owner. l. schoeer
contractor 81.
CRoTONI Az. 90: Title Gusrsntss ard Trust
90 aU Lena schscht owner. solsman. c.n.
tractor. S-V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
SUGAR FUTURES

Futures opened steady. unchanged 10 an al.
vance OF . points and later eased on n couple oi
points on a nuls liquidation and reports OF an
easier spot market, and under nllhg OF Ju'
against nearby sugar anoat which renners apparent
Is we're not ANXIOUS n buy and sellers we're more
attracted by the contract price than by preTallnE
lids in the street The market closed id6 points
net lower. with total sales Of $3.50 tons Range OF
urtsg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
c0rr0NsEtD OIL.

tn. co'lonsecd oil market was under pressurs
~ liberal offerings. witch we're believed 10 have
ihrit origin IN ihs West Tbs selling here Nss
NJ moro Aggresslv. character, and ~ the demand
ga. limited prices weak and al tho close
showed net losseN Of TO 10 points. Rsnss 81
prizes. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Interest Der cen, unless otherwise stated
APRIL 10.
Manhattan.

AUDUBON Az as lSsh s st; Is' B,nE 81
chambers So Ap'n To- ''' "'''' $4,000
AUDUBON O' Az, cor 1894 st. 74lI25; value
Realty Go TO New York Title Insurance 90. Go iS SS
lifH Az. ATi " 60, cor ieln st. 4 Mage a., TO
terest as per notes. at'y. Hsns'd' <9o6
Ltsok Az cor Ii:,n q sI!,o % Gq IS Io Tu. Z.
April install Interest as per ia no is cb.2ry I ~
CLINTON ST. 20 an1 az ~ cn,b Sv to Leon and
Rachel Amowitt. 1870 W llSth St: Apt, X d dis
April /. 1920: e. atty. Alexander Bloch , 500
ffxskLs ST. ss.s 81 fsgsef b 4. $50 70
H Hss' g. e.: SUMS i"e atty BHs' Soy sSS
SANE is'Hs PROPERTY ett mtg SIS S.,,n sane 9Sns 70
AVA 1o ,sls m ssTs ' 4. rsi.issS;
April 10. IT. address 20 Court ST. sTy y2G
a,rH ST. Is2-ln W $50 eth az. , l'S1ss .
iio West 27th street Corp TO Enigtsnto inh ns ,n
savings Bank 81 Chambers s. Ap,li 81 cbs9Sers
J. 1870: attS'' ''O''A4' $4,000
ssfA ST. Park ,o,sio "a !. s'1 W. fq st
April IL prior mtg $500 oOO): ys' t,,5 s Eo6
'z ~ Honsym mar New Pio1dence J: Jan ~
due March 30 1920: c. sttys. McLaugh,,5bn osa
=. 10 Nlllldul ~
The Bronx.
Franklin Az. g. a. n I7o;h q, le ioIloo'
Adelia Jenkius 70 5 Ballou. 1888 Pacinc 81;
brooklyn: April :; demand. c; ATTY aoo
,nn.sSSes ~ Az 4. 1873 le7th o., joG
100. Emma Wurm 70 W Sinnou 20 'or
l65th 81: April y. yrs C. any ,s Az nae
p.s sz'a.Vye a.a rs tu isist st. 25Il.l Giunta
| AMI ano 10 Margaret Hasserty. 4t2t ParA a'
Gnror mtg 81 6OOl April l3. instas ,P 20
aity. Title Guarantee and Trust GO; st;'Ig
"s1i,h 70 Eva Gold. Old south I'd. woodhs T.l
IN" April II: due as per bond; atty I nde
wesTcHEsTeR Az. nv. sos TIFFANY St,
~ itreg; lao We,, 9th St Corp.n 70 Adams
Realty Co 206 Bway prior mtg s!Ioovl npri,
/: yrs. S c; atty. Title Guarantee aha ,ss SoS
poSe9 pL 2o3.s Cole, Pi. 2slcIllsi Julia
O'Ns,II 70 r Diez dc Ia Corins' Middleton
\ y: April Il; due July l. l9ls: D G. a. "a
Williamson & b, 3G4 AleK,nder AZ ,.D.. v,,s TcV
dorothy Renter to MaTy Hntlnp ego mes.
End az: April 10: due July lsls; ga .cG
afty Title Guarantee and Trust CO.; NoVy
LOIS 100 and lOl. partition map 10 H9u ,h ~
49, NorTi, PARK r prior mtg sl,oo91i A2Ill
IL: instals 6 p c: atty. kooeHs' - 800
SANG PROPERTY; Johanna Z Walter E, a to
II Rehm 1853 Holland Az; April ~ ssoo0
g. atty. { Baechler. l26 Walker N F!.V"y
2IsTH st. III F.. Goysnnine Guerco e a. 70 ~ =.
bond atty. Title Guarantee anu i'1 SO 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
APRIL 10.
Manhattan.

LEXINGTON Az. SCI. d Brown. Inc. sEt Ham
mers,eln opera CO ct al. March 2. ~;
STA ST. 5o7 ard 500 p: L Heating 4 90 sg
Il G Gerken - al. Avg II. leit: SljS Is
EXTINCTION Az. =. j0j 81 jlst ST. Jords
f,n. an ION, Sila7f
SAME PRoPIatY. Brown lac. aH sane Ma
g 1914, 9,tt't5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
NAVAL STORES.

The local turpentinc market was steady and un-
changed Resin vas firmly held In sympathy win
tho South Tar va. duh and UNCHANGED Spirits
turpeniine machine hhls iyisc. TAR t'ori ana
Nh. s.. WSIN Iommon 70 god sr rd
SIS: H. S. pa. T. 81 -. II. 81 ". tisi. y.
S. 6S We. e. n. srd WV $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
Heiphts Apartments Leased.

VS. Baker leased for Som Brothers 70 Lewis
I,r,sl,on Hayen Hall sir story apartment house.
iootlO0 AZ the southeast corner OF Northern aV
and lscth ST.. and Birch Hall similar strgct va
a. Tor fiys wear, At rental aggregating Sl25OO0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14

tases New York and Philadelphia loc. water
white hbls New York and Philadelphia, 800;
hun Sc. water white cases New York and Phila-
deiphia. lie LlNSrED Otts-Americsn seed. city
raw g36 &c out OF town. raw. 62@65c: Calcutta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14

,.., IN moderate demand q. lo9i2e for city nau'e
slfss, eTtra, lslc. Exports to-day \" es'ue 10
Bermuda c.tvrs
Receipts. $50 had; $50 for m,rsst ,s,s sI ~,
ia Ii CIV dressed veals IN fair demand al IIS
lie. country dressed steady al Vac l9e ,,o ~ "a
Tobin a shannon. 100 uas. NV ID "
ner 100 ID. IL. ll3, $50 .,, a., "a, "a
Es~nS Commission Co: 10 'eals. az 10, w
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts. ss' bead; ! ear % sale MAIZE. a.rss,
,,'shorn lambs sold a. $40 per 100 ID; clipped 90.
Sc Dressed mutton nrm A. l-sl5c per ID
S,ssssd lsmhs AZ lsdlsc. county dressed hothouse
isrhs steady az Sass % per carcass
SHES shAmberg SON 30 Bunalo amos
,.i,Hn.dl 40 ib aTefage tSg5 Pc: 100 10, 50 IN
,hofn. 10. $40. sheep 100, IS.
HoGs.
Receipts 1900 head about hall car on sale
STEADY market. good medium and light hogs. ii.so
per 100 ID roughs. 50 30
sai-s- Kerus Commission Co "a stats hor,
100 hi syersg. 81 50 per 100 IN. 4, ls2. 81 50 ]
rough. $50. 30 yesterday. state hogs. l".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
ON THE CONSOLIDATED.

.y.hiehem Steel's renewed advance
All, Yesterday appeared on the Con
rs Exchange TO have a stiplulat-
influence on the bullish side. When
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.

Long Island and Sew Jersey-iiouses and
Plots for city. Also few Flats and
Houses In Brooklyn TO exchange FOR New
York. Gilbert Elliott. l65 Broadway, y. \.
Tel. 1921 Cortlandt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
BROOKLYN Dwelling Sale.

ch.ru z. Rick,rson sold 2o3 St. Johns Place.
between Sey,nth and Eighth avs. a three story ana
basement broynstons dwelling. for & client 10 John
and Della G. Thompson. for occupancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
APRIL g.
Manhattan.

RPoAnvSY. sc cor 2i5th st; Tor sly tenmt
and store sITEs5.3. Haven Construction 90 zlS
Audubon N owner: Sass Springfield, -
Union square, architects. soVvyy
AV " cor 2l5th st; fG 81
teImt and store: sans owner. same rcnitec.s
tsorp At. a, 100 Amsterdam Az; to- two
sty tennis; Maple Construction Co. wal ~
owner. C,ronenbefg < Lelchfaz. 3o3 3'h Az trch-
tdcs. -
The Bronx.
FnY ST a, 100 " Az - John. for fvs . siy
I'D ternt. 5OxlOs each: Bernard Nave
Beaknau S. owner: Meyers. Union square;
sVss cor i7ith o.: for
siv brk store and dgig 202iSI65 L Einhorn.
1888 Az A. owner: B Ebelins. 240o Wesiehesier
Ry architect. Hnyv
essrcHEsTEa BAY. "a 1900 n Pennyfsld Rd
for two ! su frams bungalows. 1920; H.sh,
enberg. 1858 Crgser av owner AID archlteetI tLs9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14

RIVET-
COUNTRY.

FOR HOMES IN the real country within
committing distance consult Country hom'
League. 40 West 32d -. Phone $3.50 Mad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
LIS PENDENS.
APRIL i3
Manhattan.

t7arp ST. n A., cor wadsgorih A. ioori9s:
Cicearono sg West Pafk Pfcsyiensn tNol.n
of cry ct al cotton 70 ieie,'oss u.s.
chauics' lienj. at3s Menken Brothers -. f,
AtInllRoN AV - 30 is0tb 81. 5OIlgo,
Krensr 81 Al AT A e Bschman e a Woreclosafs
n ntgD attys Goiimsr. smith froso. -
wATER ST. $50; Alstta J. foseg e. a. az r, sf
PARK ROW, i5s: y Phms =. a az E,srs
Holding Go e, 81 uorsclosurs Of ntE; avs
Dean rrscy MeBiron. 49,,
Az A " cor ed a. iI1erilIt Su2A
Brfdzs WORKS agt Auto Truck storage ana FL
change 60 et Al faction % iorecoss nsehahie'
H~nI. attys Thompson Fullsr.
l34TH ST SIS IS. J Holly, rus. az II .SSmn
81 al foreclosure q m'gi. siD'' Gay a "'o-
SYST ST. 2ss w. B.u,r az, y Fischer = a
lamendsd foreclosure o m'gl; ny. fou..
3tsT ST. rs 1854 IN AZ. 10. llres' AA2
closure o. mtgl sttys Cary Carroll
The Bronx.
Ie7p ST I, = cor Valentine az. l5IIiT7tl us
< Poor agt VI Brand e Al noreciosvre OF n'H'
aftyA R0slker Bailey a Stiser -
IOT gs7 map o, 329 lots par o. schisieln -
tate 2lth Ward. Elgar as bsyegq.a
et al forecosurs o. mtg arr. COOK q 49,.
MERRIAM Az y cor University az fEbts9s
q colon & Go agt Sarah y smith 81 a. actlon
10 forecoss mechanics Hem. atp' henNe"
etsssas PL. s7I: A.-,. Liqgieati,oa CO sst
iardenhufg ct 81 forerosIre o. niFl hy''
l7oTH ST. rs 1915 e Cr0,ons AZ. e. 3Hsqe;
Amelia smith at - Hammond e. a. fofe-
co,Ire on mtgl ats. " Burr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New YORK. April 10. 1918
BEEVEs.
R.c.ip,s I -3S head mainly for slaughter ~
trading N live cattle. feeling s1eadJ. piess"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
fB, r.l.rraph 10 The Trbun.

BOSTON. Ap-l IRE .pts l.ol2 cattle; 1901
.5erp ana lambs. 3.3lt calves: .0.06T hoss Oner-
De. wee heavier and the market generally vas
WSas,r though prices showed little actual change
fronl 4 Weeh ago. Besi steers and oxen sold a.
"a SSL.r With good quality ;Agi.c. the hes.
b~.v, cots 6ds'+c fsr 20 god. 5e6c. POOR 20
ordinary, isse. bolosnn aid eanAss. ia sie'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
At the Bronx Exchange:

By James J. Donovan. $3.50, ,
KFpIER Ay ZOOS W s. - 23jth 81, 25KlOo'
siy dwg. Cy Real Estate Co agt Eiiza9etn a
Wilhtlm e. al; II Swain. atty T. d Bolton.
ref. due 81 6sS eS. taxes etc. s6Sl3' 70 Ca'ne
IIsher. for S2.9iI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14

esoApwsY 81. murray Hn Shec. Msin
WORKS at sooIsiy OF tho y Hospith "a
20 " i2e- 10 1915. yiyiani at Jane ssn11eTs
Fl al Dec rs. .sll; - 81. r. 40
7rH Az cor 2fh q. Johnson ssfrlfee ~
Nal0na loah ano 9'" s2.22s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
Auction Sales Yesterday.

Parcels sold at auction in the Vesey
Street salesroom yesterday follow:
By Charles A. Berrian.
ts3n at 122 Is IS $50 V INnox av. $3.50 IL
s,y dwg Metropolitan Savings Bank ast Mar,
gsret L Napier Ct al. * w hutcnlns. avs
ID Patton. ref: due. Ss.l2isO' tafes e'c'
ssl9; 10 the plaintiff for $4,000
. BY Joseph y co, pay, ,7,so. ,tv
tenn, and stores: city Real Estate 60 agt Rose
Coylo ct al II swain. atty w asnou m:
ref: due S54i6.20; taxes, etc. Slos.5o' 70 inc
psintiT FOR s. 900.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-07
Say Willard's Victory
Will Make Boxing
Popular Once Again
.Stccial to The TcLccrnbh

New York. April 7.--Willard's vic
tory over Johnson and the fact that
the worlds heavyweight title was pass
ed into the custody of n white pugilist
is welcome news to those identified
with pugilism and to other sport fol-
lowers in Greater New York.
Everywhere the prevailing impress
sion was that Johnsons defeat by the
big Kansas will give q stimulus to
boxing and make the sport more popu-
lar all over the United States. Now
that the title is held by an American,
who will be ready to defend it. with
out hindrance, on his native soil, the
promoters of fistic contests here sec a
big future for Willard, and look for
ward to some good bouts being ar
ranged for him when he is ready to en-
tertain a challenge for the champion
ship.
"Gunboat" Smith, Jim Coffey and AL
Reich, all of whom have their homes
in this city, have issued challenges to
the Cowboy" champion. In all proba-
bility this trio as well as many others
in the heavyweight division, will have
to wait some time before Willard will
consent to match for the title. His
managers and hackers have map
ped out an itinerary of exhibition and
theatrical engagements for Willard, in
preference, to having him defend his
faurels in the fling in the near future.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-07
NO FIGHT PICTURES
FOR UNITED STATES
Federal Law Prevents Exhibition
of Willard johnson Films
Here; Penalty Heavy
Special to The TELEGRAPH

Washington, d. c., April T. Ac-
cording to a federal law, the willard
Johnson fight pictures cannot be ex-
hibited in the United States. The
status in question forbids the transpor-
tation of fight films. A penalty of
Sl,OOO fine and one year in prison will
follow conviction. The law reads:
That it shall be unlawful for any
person to deposit or cause to be de-
posted in the United States mails for
mailing or delivery or to deposit or
cause to be deposited with any express
company or other common carrier for
carriage, or to send to or carry from
one State or territory of the United
States or the District OF Columbia to
any other State or territory of the
United States or the District of Column
bia, or to bring or cause to be brought
into the United States from abroad,
any film or other pictorial representa-
ton of any prize fight or encounter of
pugilists, under whatever name. which
is designed to be used or may be used
for purposes of public exhibition"
In July. 1912, when the Johnson
Jelfies fight took place at Reno, Ne
vado, Congress was in session. Many
congressman and Southern members,
especially, were incensed that the pro-
moters should attempt to show the
fight in the movies" The result was
that on July 81, which was twenty
seven days after the fistic battle, Pres
ident Taft approved an act which in
effect forever bars the production of
prize fights in moving pictures, unless,
indeed, the pictures are taken and pro-
duced in the same State in which the
fight took place. The federal law can
only deal with the matter to the extent
that it is Interstate in it's character
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-07
COUNTY LEAGUERS
READY FOR SCHEDULE
Dauphin Perry Representatives
Meet in Grand Jury Room
Tomorrow Night

Representatives from the Dauphin-
Perry League circuit will meet in the
grand jury room at the Courthouse
tomorrow night. The principal busi-
ness will be the adoption of schedule
The dates announced in the Harrisburg
Telegraph last week have not been
changed.
The committee on rules will also re-
port and it is expected that every team
will be ready to sign up the agreement
to remain in the league during the
season and to refrain from tampering
with players. President c. w. Ruben
dali will make it known that rules will
be enforced to the letter. All towns
are in excellent shape financially. Uni
forms have been ordered and grounds
are being put in shape in every town
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-07
Amateur Register Ready;
Send in All Names

AS in the past, the Harrisburg
telegraph intends to take good care
OF the amateur and semiprofes-
sional baseball teams.
1t may be impossible to print all
scores in full, but games that are
attractive will be given special
mention. The work of the players
Will also be watched closely and
for this reason it is desired that
scores be sent, complete. to the
editorial rooms of the Harrisburg
Telegraph Immediately after the
game. Score sheets will be fur
nished all managers in due time.
1t is requested that all managers
send in their names and addresses
at once with complete list of play
ers. This will enable the publica-
ton of a complete directory of
amateur and semiprofessiona
teams on or about May 1. Address
all communications to the Sporting
Editor of the Harrisburg Tele-
graph.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-07
Harvard Calls Men
For Football Eleven
Sbeeial b TNe Tclcgrath

Cambridge, Mass, April Head
Coach Haughton, Captain Eddie Ma
han and Manager Blanchard of the
Harvard football team, have issued an
urgent call for more candidates. The
powers -that-be in Crimson football
were greatly taken back by the small
number of men out for the first Spring
practice, a little more than twenty
five reporting.
Because of this poor showing Cap
tain Mahan made a statement to the
student body, in which he said, in
part.
AT the first practice of Spring foot
ball, scarcely enough men for two
teams appeared on the field. This is
a deplorable state of affairs, since
this year of all years the prospects for
a championship team are very dull.
Football is a race against time
princeton and Yale are far ahead of
us, since both have held winter prac-
tice and made plans for a long Spring
drill. Harvard's practice lasts exact
ly eighteen days. If we wish to be
in the race next Fan we must start
Immediately, as championships are
only won by the hardest kind of work.
Thus it is imperative that more can
ddates report for Spring practice"