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The sun., 1916-04-09
MCCORMACK BUYS
A SPEEDWAY SCOUT
ropuInr Singer Wastes No
Time in Putting His New
Craft in Commission.
FIRST or NEW CLASS

.ifY " rrmack. the popular tenor
,,.,r. l.. purchased a Speedway Scout,
The -eN boat went in commission last
,oortH and Is probably the hrst of the
s.aso,., new crop to hoist her pennant.
ur Mccormack last year used Speed
way Euuubout and was SO pleased with
.e vessel that hc determined to have
a,rrsr ore this year ~ tho recent
Motor Boa Show he saw the Speedway
s.ou.. winch was exhibi,cd 10y its build
,r, ere ,;as Engine and Power Company.
md added II 20 hts fleet. The new boat
WIS commissioned on March 80 and
mad, e successful trip on the Hudson
Rive.
IT, : oedNay Scout was exhibited by
the builders as II suggestion In II new
.'o,.. OF express cruiser. The general
.pp,arauco Of the boat, the long straight
;.c.. the low trunk cabin with port
vrh,. the gray topsides bespeak the
reud O; the times--preparedness The
avail features IN this yacht have not
-1.rnng. hut for naval purposes 1t IL
o,'y = minor consideration, service and
.g..I being of first importance. The
hulI,r, say that the Speedway Scout
rye. an ideal boa. with comforts for
,-u,S.n- and a practical high speed for
Inks type o. boat. Express cruiser ~ "A
.erI now applied TO all sorts OF craft,
o. which many are 80 per cent. express
7.u Tie balance cruiser.
T.r new boat IL forty-three feet over
.ll nine feet beam and three feet draught.
% ..s - forward cabin arranged with
lcr:ns fog two. Next aft is the engine
~pt.e under the bridge deck from which
,he yach. }. handled. The after cabin
has two Pullman b,rths. The Pullman
seat. face fore and aft on each side of
'tt cabin and slide forward, letting the
HAcks drop down To make up the berth
This Is q novel arrangement In yacht
rttug ard one at has received much
fiVurlh'e comment. There ~ a well ap'
pointed galley fitted with a Speedway
7lron5i range and other conveniences
T.. cockpit has a thwartship seat and 6
kr.hi aWuirS covers the bridge deck.
\ 80 horsepower Speedway motor Il
Installed and on It's trial the Scout made
sixteen aud half miles AN hour This II
'uc fourth oi this type of yacht that thu
Gas Nngue ard Power Company has sole
'lis season. Because Of the amount q
work TOW contracted for the builder
ttSe been unable To promise deliveries
OF more early this summer.
The sun., 1916-04-09
CUSTOMS DECISIONS.


SEWING; R,SkrrS- ". dut. nr ..v,.
ing baskets Unmarried lv Hyf..r -,rl- an.
h.ndet down %, -. I,tr.l. ~ f.r.-,. Sttf,.
,i~uurat Aprrts-.ls It..t baskets. taxed
for duty ~ The rate ~ O.. por cent ..4
>HIof"ru uri,r ptraLrtrl -. ul TO-, I IN
Gltt,hl. Al e.. 1T o, - r- .,,
,,'"rcr, unlrr rsrtp,,un '.s.
SITl'pEE~ pN.H,- Br.- 6 g.. ~ ,.,.,
Gag" Won h"inr. fl, Eut-I .. D.u,rd
Appraiser ,,,t,tit,. I. ell ..tiu ir- ',,
dnlN an shppris "--"-~"i lN ih. 4~fuNI.
officials a. silk ""Nins HNr'r. a' 'nr
'"' ni - l'rf 90 ~ At hH'', .', nN .r
pbsstt.Ersrth ,ho, ,n,n Wv i.,, ,,,,. '"', ,,.
,laN~lhci A. cNt''n N,h.'hs aii'i % WIN
i"tF AZ 'n" rave or nHr 80 p'4 ''N' '+
>"'"F'm' under paragraph zoo
rRrpr u.prp ARTICLE - .I,,..,,.. ..
cr.nc n.,,or nI,t nri c,i,. ',,'t l,,c. ..,
ported IL Arr,h.m 4 s.rau, ,N-r ,.a
,lbicc, Of , customs Sou,roS"r-, D.. Jus. II
GENERAL Apnr.i,.rs .r1r.c ,,rt,,. ... u.r,.
cia.sined a.. toys amt du,y ,ol'r t,d q, r.,,
rar,rr,ph 9ia n, III, ,.-.r a., ''.ft
The hosri hold, in su.tain,r. pr,,,. 49,.
o. The inrortcry. Thar dl,y ,houli nnr
ing 'nr articles rrauu'a,'.rcI FROM N i..rlr
or crepe "'pp"t' AT The rate 81 'H' 30 r.r
'"' '' ''''''
AMBER BEAD NECKLACES S'.,N.
,erd.v crore The Raar.l q lrii.I ~.,,.-
General AnprnI.er. in . r,,I,. a.. I... :.
into nf diiiy ,h,n INA, ..-ess.J lac ~.
custom. nfN.la'. on IrTr4rr,.i .,.,',..r ..., .
necklaces graduated Wi'h rI,.rs b., trI.,
value of au,hrr hra.ls. ,tru,I u,' more tnM
"a ,nn,s nov g,yaY 1.np ,,r..''.,- a.. h.. d
du.y "A, ~. r,te ,f 20 ts, COM al ,,f,, ,,,
ns ..,eu.Ir,. ,,ud.r ,,.r,pr.,nb .. ,, ,',.
,arin ac, Il 1918 r,r ImpSr'o~s r,aims Z
,hat dutv ,Noufd hay, ',.ou us-,s..d =, ,L..
rato of rnIv - ror cent rd ,,lrrru d, .
articles cnnposel ,,no,'y or in rl,ar ''..,.
~ b.ads, a.. rrSy,d.I f,.r under ",r,sr,rb
q,9 This con,entIrr ,s nvr~-mie '''.'
-
La A'EN-'N'R" 'n'ner or me hotrd ~
United state hrhrtHl Nrpra1r"rS HANDED
down Yesterday t''pp''l-rin"ht decision.
ADVANCING V' loi,ish u'.ko' NtHr. "'
aces snlpp"H Nv mounts N"dlhN "I N'l
uhsht'h' Ing anu - P'.t'N' 'N ~ 'H.
Nanc'ns 'he eht"''u nlh"' INC l'Hrih'
Appraiser Nrltrt' ilGIhS' f-nith-. = 10
| tered at 'On franc per meter $50 ti"3.
| entered ~ II frhnc per meier Discount
The sun., 1916-04-09
TIGERS LOSE SECOND CREW.
Frequent BratinHs by Third boat
End Its Career.

IGiHCrroS, y. j., April S.-"When is a
second crew second crew" is ques-
ton which Dr. Spaeth. the Princeton
rowing coach. has given up attempting to
answer. and consequently there l. no
second crew Oh the water az Princeton
now. Last week the Princeton rowing
tutor thought that NE had "a second and
"A third crew. out IN a match race re-
Gently the third crew trimmed the second
dscisivciy. The sam" thing happ.ned
the next day. 80 br. Spaeth made some
radical changes.
The net result was 10 r"l'gatc most of
tn. men IN the second boat To IN" th!'l
and To shit. the third crew t. the second
bc at This arrangement wac supposed to
secure victories for the second crew IN
the future But when the third boat
ken, right on running away from the
sccon,l the coach gave up in despair and
erased the words second" and 'third'
from the bulletin board at the boaihouse.
The sun., 1916-04-09
BETHLEHEM HELPS BALTIMORE.
Bankers see Great Gain VI
Changed TIN Plate Plans.

Commenting on tho purchase OF the
Baltimore Sheet and Tin Plate Company
by the Bethlehem steel Company last
week. Hambleton & Co. Baltimore bank
ers. In their weekly letter say:
The Tin Plate Companys securities
were underwritten here In February
$1.50o.00O of cumulative per cent.
preferred stock with a 20 per cent. bonus
of common being heavily oversubscribed
In one day. Coincident with the for
nation OF the syndi ate and apace with
the proposed development OF the pro-
ject. the promoters had secured options
OH desirable property, outlined tchta-
tive building plans, secured the services
OF expert executives, and CIT Is believed
In well informed Quarters) placed sun
stantlal orders for machinery for the
plant which Is to be located on the
eastern outskirts OF the city. The pant
as then contemplated would indeed nave
spelt a new. and to Baltimore. plant
OF some magnitude; but with the COM
Ing of the steel company interests the
project is expected TO grow threetold'
Under the purchase plans. the sizc of
the factory, grounds, &c.. Is 10 he cx-
tended SO as TO be able to triple the
capacity planned by the original organ-
Tiers of the company. which OF course
means larger force Of employees. a
bigger payroll. and the injection OF
more money into mercantile Baltimore
This IL one consideration. The other,
and by no means unlmportant one. IL
the fact that the Bethlehem steel Conn
pany. now reckoned as one Of the strong
est and largest OF the greater indus
trials corporation OF the country,
valued the rights Of the Tin Plate Conn
pany at par. despite the fact that n
spade has yet to I've turned In the earth
for the foundation of the buildings to
be erected. Subscribers To the stock
paid 81 for their allotment. with the
bonus of common. and vi 20 the pres
ent time each purchaser has paid into
the syndicate manager on account
thereof SEQ share. The Bethlehem
steel Company. In taking over the
project. will pay s23 a share and interest
for the equity Of each stockholdrr or
at the rate OF 100 for the preferred and
fraction OF common, and will thercu9'r
proceed to dissolve the original corpora
| ton. The details of the rennancine
have not vet been announced
The sun., 1916-04-09

The Anchor liner California. sailing to.
morrow for Liverpool, will take mail. clos
ing at $3.50 \. NJ, for Europe. except Ger
many Austria, Hungary, Luxembourg, Bul-
garia, serbia, Turkey the Netherlands.
norway sweden and Denmark. also for
Africa, West Asia and East Indies,
The Russian American liner Kursk. salt
lug Tuesddy for Narvik, viii tax. mall.
closing az 10 A. NJ, FOR Russ!I when spe.
,iiliy Addressed only.
tn" fdh~o liner Roma. sailing Tucsdav
Tor ;h, AzorC-. Will take mail. closing al
3:3o i. W by -ail to Providence. II.
IN. NprW' giau- American liner knut
lIdin-u' sailing Wednesday for Bergen,
VIII take mail, closing a. 80 \. NJ. for
Norway, SWEDEN. Denmark, G-rmanv, Aus
trlJ, Hungary. Luxembourg. Bulgaria. SER
hla and Turkey.
The sun., 1916-04-09

Sid Leslie, Homer Baker ana Joe
Higgins, who fought ont the nhlsn ot
thr balf mile special at the games Of
tho post Office Clerks week ago. Will
have a chance to duplicate what was
considered uur of the best OF the mid
die distance events Of the indoor &c ,son.
Al three have signed entry blanks Tor
the 1000 yard special to be run at the
games of the Young Mems Democratic
League scheduled for next Friday night
AT the Seyenty-tirst Regiment arinory.
Mike Devaney and Willie Gordon also
have been invited to compete IN tn'a
zen, for the prizes donated by Con-
pressman Murray Hubert.
The sun., 1916-04-09

\ meeting OF the wrestling champl m
ship committee OF the Metropolitan As
sociatiun will he held Tomorrow nisnt
at the Greek American A, G., 3l3 West
Fifty third street. New York city. to
pass upon all entries received for fhe
coming championship to he held On
ncN, Thursday and Saturday evenings.
April ~ and 10. In almost every
class a champion will defend his title
and a number oc clubs have entered
their fun teams In hopes OF winning the
handsomc trophy which will he awardt q
to the club sending in the NEST number
of entries.
The sun., 1916-04-09
TIN stronger and Higher.

Tin was strong and higher throughout
the week, indicating that the cNtraordi-
nary conditions in March are likely To
be duplicated In April. Most of I'll. TIN
N stock at New York is either held FOR
application on April contracts ar is
owned by consumers and is not for re-
sale Very little tin is available for tho
open market and the result was an I'D
vance of cents to = cents "A pound ON
spot tin. Sales were mad" az 80 cents
aud Tn" price was later lid up to ~
cents. but the demand WAS light and the
market closed nomnally at - cents.
April delivery also sold VI TO 80 cents,
an advance Of 4 cents "A pound fnr the
week The higher price, brought out
freer offerings OF English and Chinese
brands for prompt and April shipments
from London. Lamb Flagg Was Of
fered u, 80 cents for spot and at 4Sia
cents for the first half Of April for
promp, shipment from London. l.. & r.
was held at 49,, but resales were made
at lower prices.
Considerable difficulty was stil en-
countered in obtaining permits from
London for direct shipments from the
straits to the United states. yet there
were some offerings for April May and
June shipments from the East Indies at
&6c.. 4Jc. and @4c. respectively, but foreign
limits later were advanced about i.c a
pound. Tho London market advanced
f2 net during the week. spot Straits
being held at f202. while standard ad-
vanced f3 on spot and {. i5s, on futures,
The Singapore market was strong. at All
advance of Is los, with sales on Friday
at f2O0 &. /. Z. London equivalent.
Lead WAS relatively quiet here
throughout the week. with freer offerings
of single car lots at concessions. Sales
were made between 7a.c and Sc "A
pound, but the significant fact Was that
| round lots of several hundred tons for
export for East 81. Louis wers not avail
able under sisc a h., which exporters
were not disposed to pay. but large for
eign Inquiries were still in the market
when the week closed The result OF thu
| huc,uation In the London market was
| a decline Of Fl 7s Cd. OH spot and fu-
| lures. but the English market. under
present conditions, has small influence
l. on either transactions or prices In the
| Anne rican market.
The sun., 1916-04-09

Tor rRstcrn New York and Now England.
probably snow aud rain to-day and to-
morrow.
For New Jersey. cloudy today and to-
morrow; moderate west gales.
For western New York, snow to-day ana
to.morrow.
SEW YORK. April g-Tho depression
from the Gulf coast moved northeastwaru
yesterday to central position on the coast
of Norih Carolina and was Joined by an =
other disturbance central over the upper
ohio Va ley.
This combined storm formation caused
SNOW or rain IN the middle Mississippi
Valley and eastward 10 the Atlantic c"a>t
and rain In the south Atlantic and east
Gulf states
In the West the weather was generally
fatr and the pressure was high III the
plains States aud westward from n centre
over the Dakotas and Nebraska.
II cuoler in the tuiddl" Atlantic
states. New England and IN" lake regions
and much colder from the bikotas t"uth-
ward
Freezing temperatures reached southern
New Mexico and f-osts occurred In OKLA
hoina aud central Texas
In this city snow fell all day; cooler /.
wind. fresh northeast to northwest; aver
ag' humidity Sc per cent; barometer cor
t"cted to read 20 sea level at ~ No
80 or y. Nj, 29si.
The Temperature In this city yesterday,
as recorded by the official thcrinoJuet.r Is
shown In the annexed table:
The sun., 1916-04-09
YACHTING KNOTS AND SPICES.

The 81 rater Josephine. winner Of the
Manhasset challenge cup last year and
af,erward sold to James J. Martin, who
races OF Marhlehead. will start ON her
voyage around the Cape on April al
She will be put in the best racing trim
and later will try 10 win the same Gus
from the Indian Narbor Yacht Club
The sun., 1916-04-09

AhNArulls, Md, Aprl s--Licut.
Ullph L. \rrdhtm mas reported TO tn"
Nu>M Aradcmy a. ono OF the assistants
tu Lieut.. &. 4. GIN, head coach of the
arlden> hoschal squad TVS season
Lieut. N"ehham Was ono u' the best
rllrh"r, in' n'at,., aa. eyer produced
l'l =. buuk,d i'' .,al coach newt Ncdr
T. b. expected ti.i ...'r' "a 10 rr Il per
u,u"ut coaching system Whereby one ~
he cu;"h,ns stafr VIII b' promoted to the
h,ah coach the following year.
The sun., 1916-04-09

". T. Stephens. who complies the
Americau Yacht Register. says many
yachtsmeu have tn. idea that the Regis
Ter Will not be published this year In
this they ar, mistaken. II Will come out
as usual early in June. II viii contain
NOR. new yachts than were ever listed
in a single year. The british Yacht List
was published last year, hut on account
OF the war will lie suspended this year.
as there is no demand for II.
The sun., 1916-04-09

BILE scout cruiser or patrol boat The
craft which Is 10 feet long. is of the
V bottom Tyne. Like many other ex-
press cruisers. this one will be- driven
BY an eight cylinder 10000 horsepower
The sun., 1916-04-09

John ]. Hanson is having an express
cruiser built at IA staten Island yard
from designs by L. kronholz. The model
shows n sturdy, sensible craft which
may bs converted quickly into = vslua-
The sun., 1916-04-09
EUROPEAN MAILS.

Highest temperature. 40. at i2 05 4. NJ.
Lowest tenpcrat ire. So At 3p. NJ
The sun., 1916-04-09
WAR BUYING SPURS
TRADING IN SPELTER
Great Sale Of Copper to Great
Britain Encourages
Operators.
TIN GOES STILL HIGHER

Domestic manufacturers OF munitions,
having purchased heavily Of copper dur
ing the last week of March. concen-
tratcd attention largely upon spelter
last week. Several other large consum-
ers. however. continued to purchase elec-
trolytic copper In fair volume for de-
livery In June and July. There was a
wide variation In prices because second
hands were anxious to sell on the
stronger market developed by the heavy
March transactions. Some elrctrolytic,
In two to three hundred ton lots. was
offered as low IA c5 NC. for delivery over
tho last quarter OF tho year. but the
demand was almost entirely confined to
June. July and August shipments. For
several days stronger undertonc was
evident but there continued to be a Wide
difference between quotations by FIRST
and second hands throughout the week.
On Friday Wall Street operators were
encouraged by belated reports OF adj
ditional heavy purchases by the British
Government amounting to between 20O.-
900 900 and 300.000.000 pounds. The
metal trade. however. understanding
that the English authorities had exer-
ciaed the option on $4,000 tons for de-
livery over the balance OF the year
before the end OF March and at the
same prices current late In December
transaction. The British Government,
has now contracted for about 270.o00.-
600 pounds for this years delivery.
The sun., 1916-04-09
THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures Outgoing
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

United states Coast ami Geodot., Survey
STANDARD Time
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
AN pNtI All
sun rises. - sun sets. II - Moon Sct.I2.ii
nIGu WATER THIS DAY.
sandyHk. i2 % Gov i,l. ~ 10 Hel, Gate. p 10
Low WATER THIS DAY.
sandyHk. .6.3O.Gov Isl. 5.20 ,tcIi Gate o VI
Arrived d-SATCKpAY. Ap-ii
- Uranus i2 80 4 NJ, Lisbon Mar
: Murillu, 1.3g 4. NJ Gibraltat. Mar :.
Mar. ~ ''' - ''' ''"
IS Iaprera, $50 l. ", Gibraltar. Mar 4,
- ,iarr. faIariiu. Apr
. Etna, Las Palmas. Mar 3.
smh.uhla Bermuda, Apr
- .oncho. Galveston Apr
% Mohawk, Jacksonville Apr I
- san Juan. Boston Apr
- uulhisht, phiia.ielphls, Apr T.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
50 francisco. at Hun
Ss Brazil. at Rotterdam
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
- Phladephia, from Liv-rpooI
- Hellig Olav, from Chrtstian-siid
5 Bernudian. from Bermuds
IS Earacas. from san Juan.
IS Havana, from Havana
IS Almirante. from Kingston
SIS Monterey. from Vera Cruz
The sun., 1916-04-09
Importance Not Overlooked.


The importance OF the transactions
Is no; overlooked, but the Interpretation
placed upon the business by Wall Street
is rejected by copper consumers. II IL
also Significant. that the price OF Amer
lean electrolytic copper at London.
which was held uniformly strong at
fl36 for many weeks. broke f2 in the
London market last week. Standard
copper advanced in London f. Oh spot
and futures. but fluctuations In stand
ard are governed entirely by the effort
being made to eliminate speculative deals
by May 81. when all such trading must
cease. as decreed by the British Gov
ernment. Consequently, since March .
the standard marke, has been entirely
on, OF harmony with electrolyt!c and
has no bearing either here or abroad
upon the prices of refined copper.
At the close OF the week second
hands were anxious TO make sales Of
electrolyt!c for April and May delivery
AT 21a.c. and at - c to o1iac. for June
and July business. hoping to attract or
ders through the better feeling engcu-
dered by the report Of large export sales.
Producing interests we're holding i,c.
above the prices fixed by second hands.
Exports from Atlantic ports since
April have been only l.:05 tons
chiefly 10 Great Britain. France and
italy. During the week ended April s
foreign shipments were lao tons Since
April imports al Atlantic ports also
have been small. orrty 36j tons
Lively interest was awakened In spell
ter when manufacturers Of war muni-
tions came actively into the market for
metal TO cover contracts. The buv!ng
Included brass for special ~ well As
high grades and prime Western. There
proved to be scarcity of spot a1i
April metal, which turned the demand
largely upon second quarter deliveries.
Late in the week some large husi ircSr
also was done IN third quarter deliver! .
II should b" recalled that IN mdkr :
brass each pound requires about one
third of "A pound OF sp,l,er and tw,
thirds of pound OF copper The rs-
suit of the heavy srelter buying WIS
an advance OF TO -. cents pound
Oh nearby positions and y. to cent
"A pound on later deliveries. At the clos,
OF the week spot and April spelt.r sp'd
AT lSi. cents, May sold between - ,
and l7a, and June at /, to IT.. cent
East -. Louis. Second quarter was
hrmcr at l7ia cents to LA. cents and
third quarter AZ IL TO '5i, cents y
pound The result of the fluctuations ~
| the London market was a decline q!
t2 on spot and an advance Of IL or
| futures
The sun., 1916-04-09

ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
So Francisco. at Hun.
So Brazil, at Rotterdam
The sun., 1916-04-09
THE WEATHER.

tor rR,tcrn New York aud Now England.
prObabiy snow and rain to-day anu TO-
morrow.
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3. u. 60. S1400.
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9larsarst 9. Wsurtin an RaIpb 8.
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g. unb Q. 60. $500.
qd3arus Roienbaum an Clinton g.
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Sbtreia 6trfert an Weitern Ger.
man 9ant $1,000.
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uno 6. 90. $1,000.
Ssranses 8urbfal on Golsroin 3.
iinb 8. 60. $1,000.
MilIiom MueIlsr an Golsrain 9.
uuo 6. 60. $4,000.