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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-17
MECHANICS LIENS.

,,rtz AVE, 80. Gilbert & Sturrock ast Emil
r,o.,vvler owner and contractor: So
CrAPENoNT AVE. 100; Herman Gaorlelson
act Adele Kurrtis owner and contractor; Har'.
! Klrrus contractor. Si5l -.
HIGHFsS AVE :. 1856 Il OF 1s"tn 81,
81 GXi0O. Parsons Marble Works as' An'o"''
Wunco. owner and contractor. S23"
23D SIT. 1853 10 l57 West. Keshin. Blt INfdh
& 90 agt Irving Fischel kealV go a'u jaw
Fischol owners and contractors; SsO"
BERGEN AVE. cor OF Westohesi ave;
Isl 3y1O II: fremont Moulding MIL agt Klcnari
Seigman ana clarence Davies. owners; Robert
Is.le contractor. S2ii 60.
WARRINGTON ST 5gN: Harry zudek as' j
Lowden. owner: Walter * Miller contractors;
$500
BROADWAY. p o. cor 81 9jth ST. lej,iOxl2'' :
Frank Scoaro agt y : Higgins and II ID BAKER
owners: [. Carlo and Dinato, contractors; so"
WHITE PLAINS RID OR AVE. 1921 George
" Harris aet James and Ellen NcNillaWs'
owners. Louis TIeuer contractor; $50.
ls4TH ST. $ s. 200 II OF Park ave 50xlOO:
Anton Larsen & Son sgt Antonio terra and
Cerra Realty and Construction co. owner ami
contractor; $40
MARBLE HILL AVE. n cor OF 225th st Ii,
ysG: Noska Foe.sch Is SidiO. Inc. agt HUDSON
Terra Realty CO. owner and contractor: Sl25.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-17
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.

37TE STREET-Wiiam slttenham has bought
from Justice James \. O'Gormsn, through VIII
West 37th street, four story dwelling. lot
2oXsS3 feet. Mr.. Sittenham recently bought
No. 81 West 9th street. adjoining, and now
controls either as owner or lessee Nos. 90
70. 81, So. 81 81. % and g. West 37th street
S1ST STREET-John j. Kavanagh has sold
FOR Betty Blum 10. IS East Slst street four
s'ory dwelling, on lot lGXl022 feet. The buy
are The Misses Margaret VI and Catherine
Norwood. who viii alter Il into an American
basement house for their own occupancy They
have lived ar 10. -. on the same block, for
many wars.
LEXINGTON ANENr r-Pease 6 Gilman
have sold for ADELAIDE Mills No. 80 Lexington
avenue. three story dwelling. on lot - sVlO0
feet. adi1inine The southwest corner II 3stn
street
10TH sTREET'-Platt < Albert and l.
Friedman have sold for John Schreyer Nos. ;06
and JoS West l&Ith street. Two FIVE story fa'-
houses on plot 5Ox7j feet. 10 l. Chin,in. who
gives Ia part payment the plot 55VlO0 feet on
the west side Of Weos.er avenue. 80 feet south
of 1soth ST.
AID sTREET-A syndicate composed Of \. L.
MoTdecai * son. Ueilnrr q Wolf. and Daniel
T. Freedman has bought from the Tomahswk
Realty Company Robert VI. Silveman, presi-
denu, 10 257 10 2GS West 45d street, three
three story dwellings. and FIVE story fathouse
on plot lO0XI01 :. Tho pi0t IS located 100 feet
east OF Eighth avenue. and actons the Ascension
Pr0tesiaH; Episcopal Church on the west. The
sellers acquired the property a year ago.
MADISON AVENUE Herber, 4 sherman
has sol. for Mrs Eiith r. Gollatly No. go
Madison avenue. j foIr story dwelling, On lot
25X10c feet.
AUDUBON AVENUE eilner & Wolf have
bough. from Frederic : Isaac. Of London. Eng
land. the i've story apartment house AT the
northeast corner q Audubon avenue and ls2i
street. ON p.o. - $40 feet.
1f2D STREET-Kurz ( Uren have sold for
FreceiicR Roche 80 4@3 Las. lG21 street
"a one family dwelling. on plot 3jx10O fee.
BOSTON ROAD-John \. Steinmetz has sold
Tor Charles Levy the block font on the west
side Of Boston Road. between Bronx Park South
ana Islst street. n plot l.jxi00 feet for about
So 800 William Lowe. tho buyer, viii improve
the property.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD -- Goidber- d
Greenberg have sold Nos. 5j1 and SOB southern
Boule'dId. = eve story fathouse, on plot 31.GX
100 feet. AIOluh herman. the BUYER gives In
part palmeut No. IG1S Washington avenue. a
-four story hathouse ~ lot =jXiyG feet. and lots
at Jamaica Long island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-17
81, 100000 FIFTH AVENUE TRANSACTION
Property Facing Avenue and 18th Street Taken over by od
ina Company Which Will Erect New Building on Site
MURRAY HILL DWELLING HOUSE HELD AT 100000 SOLD

sl04 600 for five wears at per cent Tor INC
40 s21 Broadway Company on tue ten
story loft building Nos. l$S and lS5 west
18th street
:. Charles Welsh is preparing 10 erect
an eight story loft building at the southeast
corner Of West Broadway and Beach street
opposite the Greenwich Bank and Wool En-
change The plot is 4S feet on West Broad
way by ~ feet on Beach street. With the
triangular park ON the Beach street side ex-
cellent light and air will be afforded.
Edward c. Williams & co were the brok-
ers in the sale Of No. SOS West End avenue
for Israel Lebowitz. reported Wednesday
Porter & Co. were interested as brokers
in the sale of No. 49, West Sith street for
Mary T. Field
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-17

TAYLOR AVE. " s. $50 Z, n - "a, y.
ave. 25z4J Frederick 4 Southworfh -
Charles Ringelstein. g.. si1o0 ''
l>2D ST. .. from Hughes ave- 70 p.,~...
eve. i4s.oxs5N>s 10. CIV MOrigago a. -
Stafford Construction "a sl25co" IVA
MORRIS PARK AVE-. e. ~ T, n a, H.,
son s.. 25alOp. Joseph E0caler Ions f;Ys,a' -,
Dora Finger $500. ~
BOSTON ROAD. v s. ~ u n Of lss.h
III 2xls1x irros. Hoffman, peverbers ron..,'.
tlon 20 loans William r smith and Walter ,
Phelps $3.50.
NORRIS PARE AVE. - % Z, NJ -.
81 2Jxl"o. John Eichler Brewing 80 ,oan, Ma.
Solati S23oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-17
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

9TH ST 235 to go East: Norris HochbeTg
agt Charles Logeug ct al. Aug o. 1910.
SiOi -.
lST AVE. " cor il2th st: William Striarese
art John Doc 81 AL Dec :. 1910: 81.
pjTH ST, lls West. NICHOLAS Chiodo ag, Con-
grcgatlon Pincus Eiiioh q al March 4. 1911
500
SAME PROPERTY. william \ Thomas 90
agt sane: March :. 1911; S2i4 10.
ROGERS PLACE. . :. $50 # Of wos,ches-
ter eve. Louis Macousoy agt Rogers Building
60 - al: March .. 1911. $500
3iTH ST. 80 East. Klencrt & Rosenbluth
unc, act Catherine T Reilly ct al. Nov -. 1910.
S2SG -.
WILKINS AVE. = 262 8 II n Of 10th ct.
Hirschhorn. Schocnherscr & Kricger agt NJ T
CONSTRUCTION 60 Ct al. Jan TO- 1911 (by bond
$40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-17
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.
The following sales Were recorded in the
Real Estate Exchange Salesrooms Nos Il
and l5 Vcsev street. yesterday:

ARVERNE HOTEL. cottages. casino. otc, at
Arver.e Long ls.an.. WIKI ffontagcs ~ AJO %
or Remneton ave, lj.4 IL on AvenIe Boulevard
Boa . ON SuWme!f.'d ave and ITO n the
ocean. bankruptcy sale. Lindsay Russell. trus-
tee. 10 james H-uressy for 81 900 over en-
cumbTauces.
18th ST % g.. ~ n u Madison ave. TX
o." sly dwe county Holding Go ast / y
Mitchell "a al, Merrill q n. attHst g l. IIoff-
man. ref. amt due. SG77S2 20. taxes. etc. 81
f3f 43 withdrawn
ST NICHOLAS AVE 6i3 to ca. y $. 202 II
~ i3lSt 49, iltNl25. sly garage. city Real
Estate 60 ast F "ockcrill a. al; Harold Swain.
atty T. L1vfcn.s. ref. amt due, S3s.5GS 50:
10 The Comuerc.al Trust Co. a parry ~ interest
f0I Sil.2pO
iiy Herbert 4 sherman.
PEARL ST. g. 8. 1891 r. of Broad ST
3l4X-- 90 - - u stone So. N3G. lly four and
two etv lof am store bldes Enwcry savings
Bank aet pudy 4 a.. strong & g attys.
4 = O DoaIel. iet ami cue s2G 80, -; axes.
etc. s.. =. o.: Adjourned % lmil T.
~ Samuel Marx.
10Th ST. Do g 3D. 80 II e. o. Ave \. 37NioO.5
sty iennt, stale Investing 90 ngt Abraham
WeinoerS - al. E1Wels q >. attys; l. \ abrams.
r'f. amt dre. SN.l4i 90. t1Ne- etc s. H. -.
sub 90 q Ulfec o. So DJI. withdrawn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-17
REAL ESTATE WANlse

REAL ESTATE
will undertake to DENEbo'
acreage proposition. Property w
he WELL LOCATED. and mol FRS ,r..
one hour out: prefer WEsl'n ,n
TER or NEW JERSEf WV
FREE and CLEAR. Address
DEVELOPMENT. lo6. Tr'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-17
BOROUGH OF BKO0kLlN.
For Sale to Close Estate.

The most desirable business corner or ::
Ave two blocks from m ain entrance 70 Pro
pect Park on this plot Is a substantial 3-s.c'
and basement building suitable for a ga'ie
warehouse or other large business pvrpoS
Must cell ~ once. Full particulars, Apply
JOHN Z. JAMES 6 SONS, e.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-17
LIS PENOENS.

WAvERLT p.. ~. Greenwich Saving, D.
ag' Henry Corn et al amended fore>los,,,' I
mtg). attorney. . - Dewitt.
FOREST AVE n i5sth 81, infns.
GEO \ Schsmbfrger sg' William pohrt. -
trotic" OF ievyJ; attorney l. kronfeld
SD ST. East Brooks Bros sgt Ion, H..
~ a notice Of levy: attorney. Esg,ns
Sykes.
$50 ST. ~ West. Viola T. Jore, az, p..
! cCszrovs Of oil foreclosure 81 nts1. Atm
Spiro a. Wsssorvogel. "'s
cRESTON AVE. r. ~ y ~ 1874 q, >,
SOS. two actions. Eureka Reniiv 20 ar, ~, ~ "
nah Lynch foreclosure - irp mtgsl: a,,s,a..
l. y brown. "%'
HOME ST. .. 2iii n . - Stsi,hIn. u
iIlsfc3 Herman Domrneri" - AZ ffor.c,,.n~
~ MTG; attorneys. flf'rs ~ Ahoerlsy
HOME ST. o. 22s2 q % S,sbh,,.
-. loxc9.2. Edw & Van Aiieua sei l5snrv ,rs
merle q a. foreclosure ~ mtg. sttorns,." 's-
fers & Ahbories. u
LOTS 30, ~ md ~. parcel 2 Wehr,, D..
60 property. The Bronx. tiro Roroughs ~
90 ast " bernard Nagse % ~ ttorocicssr'y
mtg). attorney. - 4 IIaca.
LEXINGTON I'VE. a2o clsonice po,,o..
az Dra Rrin"r 81 81 iacfiDn 20 forec'o.e ~
chanics' Hem. attorney. g Emo -
HESTER ST. 49,. Max Rapoapori a., A..
Ina Anseini motto Of ley1D. attorney
Wolf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-17
cor NTRY PROPERTY.
DO YOU WANT WiTea FRONT LOTS

within 90 minutes OF New York City? All =
provorents. water. sidewalks. macadamip.
streets gas. electric lights. sewers fire ns.t
ing beach ami yacht clubhouse on THE prop
erty: can be purchased on small monthly ~
ments: title guaranteed. Call or wife. Ia
HENRY. Iis East 3ith s.. New York
FOR RENT.-ONE or THE FINEST RES
dences IN Elizabeth, y. J.: - rooms; ha,I
all Improvements: hardwo trim, iest lW,
ton. corner rropertv: shrubhery and !ar5
land r50xfS0 feet. Particulars from
SWIFT g MORGAN Efi7ahofh. Y y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-17
REALTY NOTES.

Howard Lee Teetor. for several years with
Henry d. Wnans & May. is now associated
with Augustus II. WINS q; Co, at No. $50
Fifth avenue corner Of 45th street.
Hammond { Co. have secured a loan Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-17

2ySf Carpenter atc. owner. &c rye y Co..
223d II and white Plains ave. sTchitect. e az
Oi.JSTEAD AVE. % r. 10 q Of St.a.
ave. 10 sly fr1me factory. 45ssl. 7 NJ
ksnzie. .it3 Theriot ate. oguer. y Eist-
1876 Walker ave architect. s2.vN. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-17
TCRATIONS.
NN<INTTkN

AVE A. nos and 1ilo. 20 a sty hrS store
and factory Louvre Realty Co ~: Nassau 81.
owner. l. Naursr. l,03 broadway. architect
Sc OC0
10TH IT. 80 West. 30 a sly dwlg Nor
decai premises. owner Rouse 4 t,odstonc Is
West 32i g. architects, $500"
MADISON AVE. =. I6,h % tIih ~. 20
- Sly hotel. Robert " Goelet, Newport. Y I.
owner. Warren \ Wetmorc. East SN 81
architects. - 900
THE BROSN
hERkiMFR Pr = 1850 y n Of Esd 81
10 : sN frame Owls - ~: ,. Peter Kelly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-17

and VII send YOU FREQ my Illustrated book
on Rupture and Us cure showing my April
.ncc and giving YOU prices aud names ~ 80" ny
r,eorl, who have tried 90 ana were cured. - f.
Instant relief when al others fasl. lcmenber
i Use NO salVcs. uo harness. no Hfs
send ON irial - prove what say rs true
Won ere. thc Judge aut once having seen my
illustrated bool. and read 30 you viii Doe as en-
'nusiastic IS NV hundrecs ~ pabchts whose
below and mali TO-DAY. - well worm your
'ir1c hctfcr YOU Try my Appliance "i nov.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-17
LONG ISLAM
NEW

OVERLOOKING JAMAICA BAY
IL beautiful stucco Houses on quar.,
acre plots. 5000 $1,000: 20 Minute,
from Pennsylyania station. smoo,h sut
finished nothing raw. AL cOnceiyat,
Improvements. immediate occupancy.
terms 10 suit responsible people Onnsr
SAYS sell these as A starter AT COST
PRICE until and before April Is,
STEWART REALTY COMPANY. %
East l2nd Street. Telephone 1913 yur-
ray Hill Photographs AZ our Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-17
WEsICHEsTER COUNTY.

PHILIPSE MANOR on THE HUDSON
One mile unobstructed river frontage; 80 rst
erp residences near com plet.on. address
PEILIPSE MANOR CO.
phtiipse Manor New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-17
Don't Wear
a Truss
After Thirty Years Experience Have
Produced an Appliance Tor Men,
Women or Children That
Cures Rupture.
I Send II On Trial

- lou have tried most everything else. COM
20 me Where Others fail Is where have INV
greatest success Send attached coupon toe Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-17
Beautiful Homes for Sale or Rsns

Farms. ~ to go acres. $500 upward
Fine building sites oNerlnohils By
THhpDETS CRANE. Rideefsid. Corr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-17
NEW JERSEY

THIRTY MILES OJT.--2+0 ACRES. H's.
iilabla land: two houses and barns; ~
and trolley fron'a 20. nickel fare stationsr7'
railroads: Nigh, divide.
RAYI1S : Tss, 4ad s. I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-17
CONNEC TICVr.

EXPERT ASSISTANCE IN THE sELrci'o'
OF : HOME SITE.
Town & Country the illustrated weeNy, 81
dering 20 homeseckers Z kind a. ser zee -.
hefore Offered. Docs not show or sc pr'psf,s
merely gives opinions AMI facts about sgen w
Real Estate. CAL or address JOHN H. a.
INGSTON. JR.. $50 18th Aye. ,.,r,r
TOWN & col NTRY HOMELAND ~ Hb''
-r,t,rt-y, p,,o> ~ Madison Sglare.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-17
GFNTLEWTN.s COUNTRY PLACES

Residences on shore and inIanf al Al F'''
We invite you 70 cal. or write
H. L. DAMN & son. me-
Na-uaffr Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-17
BOROUGH OF QUEENS

MODERN HOUSE.
II miles out, overlooking l. l. soun; t.e:s
irg. bathing. etc: $500 cash nee5ea EEEcs
HURST, E f25th 81. Y Y Tel 2m-Hr.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-17
FARMS; All Sizes and Prices
state your wants =
G IANGENBERC. Westcofk '

FACTORY At DANBJGY. 2I5Oo -
foor snace' for sale or rent on easy ''ns'
suitable Tor any kind OF mauufsetur,sss' -. !,
feet on track OF y. y y n 4 Il: x, = IA,
depot: centre OF city. POSTER bhV''
bury, tronn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-22
e program OF TaVts i as IVI4O'
PITTSTON.

Mrs John y, hitmore and grandson Went
to Capital Island Monday to close her
cottage fer the season.
Mrs. Sourette who has been the guest
of relatives here returned Sunday to
Massachusetts,.
Miss Lillian Fossett and friend, Miss
Sprague. arrived from Boston Tuesday
for a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Fossett.
Mrs Oliver Rollins gave Il surprise
party Friday evening in honor Of Mrs.
Thelma Lord. il being the 10th annlver-
sary of her birthday. Games and dane
ing were enjoyed, Mrs Lord was the
recipient of several pretty presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hall of Woowich
were guests Thursday of friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Troop and son as
bury. were visitors Monday in Bath.
Mrs ~ T. Palmer who has been visit
ing her brother in Wiscasset, found Mon
day on returning home. that her house
had been broken into during her aose"oe
entrance being made through the kitchen
window. The glass was bloken, a sucA
was on the floor which had been used to
turn the fastening, and tracks from
muddy boots We're ON the table and noor.
Mrs. Palmer found nothing missing, as
she had moved everything that could Ne
easily taken away to Mr.. Fred Morrell's
before leaving home.
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FOOTBALL NOTES.

To Cornell goes the distinction of
scoring the first touchdown of the year.
IL happened in the practice scrimmage
on Tuesday.
Andy Smith, the Pennsylvania head
coach. has devised an improved game
Of basketball for the football players.
1t reads like a graduate course in
medicine ball passing.
Harvey SNYDER, the old Crimson
halfback, is coaching the Western Re
serve College eleven at Cleveland. The
team was beaten by the Navy, II to 0.
last fall. and has another game with
the Middies Oct. 2S.
Wolfe, last years Freshman, who
may be lost at Yale because of few
difficulties with the college office, will
be missed II lie fails To get into line,
as much as will MeClinteek. accord :
ing 10 some of the New Haven
coaches.
Here is Harvard's schedule this fall:
Sept. 30. Bates; Oct. :, Holy Cross
Oct. H. Williams; Oct, Il, Amherst
Oct. IS, Brown; Nov. 4. Princeton;
Nov. IL, Carlisle; Nov. is. Dartmouth;
Nov. %. Yale. All the games except
that with Princeton will be played al
Cambridge.
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SARGENTVilLE.

Mrs Abbie Mason is visiting his sister.
Mrs. y. c. Dodge.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stafford, who have
been spending few weeks with Mrs.
Stafford's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. b.
Harding, have returned to their home in
Faneull. Mass.
Mrs Susan Grindal has been called 10
Lynn. Mass. by the Illness of her
brothers wife, Mrs. Albert Dority.
Mrs. Joanna Dority spent short time
with her sister. Mrs. Sarah Slower, while
on her way to Brooklin.
Most Of our young people have lett for
school. Gertrude Hooper Is at Camden;
Ruth Sargent and Ronald Cover at CO.
burn Classical Institute; Lawrence Eaton
and Ralph Harding at NJ. C. L.. Piu,aheld
Leroy Chatto at Bluehill George stew
ems. Academy; Agnes Kane at Mortified,
Mass, Henry Harding at Phillips, Exeter
Academy; Charlotte Smith and Grace
Wood attend Castne Normal school.
Miss Vera Harding is teaching at East
Bluehill
Workmen are employed at High Head
on the foundations for cottage for John
Gay of Philadelphia.
Schooner Brina Pendleton has just fin
ished loading ice and the barge Bee is be-
ing loaded.
Mrs. Rose Grindell and Miss Hazel
Newells spent a few days in Rockland
last week.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features of the Days Dealings in Al
the Leading Stocks.

New York. Sept. 2l-Wan Street spent
another uneasy day in watching the spec
tacular slump i'm the securities of the
United states Steel Corporation Trading
III the steel stocks dominated the market
Widespread reports that dissolution of the
corporation was impending coupled with
aroused the fears of investors. Selling
orders flooded the market at IN opening
They came from all parts OF the country
ard from abroad, and their force was
irresistible Tie low price of the day for
The common was s. decline Of % points
ami the lowest figures since 1905 The
preferred fell 81 To l0I4, lower price than
has been reached before since 1905
Trading in these stocks reached enor-
nous proportions. The common was sold
in lots ot 1000 TO GOO shares. Largely by
reason Of this selling the days trans
actions amounted To ,25SCO0 shares, the
largest total for the year, and of this the
sates Of United States Steel were nearly
aac-half or 572 100 shares.
Conjecture ran wild as to what was in
stora for the Steel Corporation. The re-
port most widely credited was that either
a suit for dissolution would be instituted
by the department of justice or that the
corporation would voluntarily take steps
toward that end in order 10 meet the
views of The federal government in re-
gard to the requirements Of the sherman
law Responsible officials of the corpora
ton refused To discuss the reports and
there WAS 10 definite basis of known
facts There seemed to be good grounds
fnf thu II lief. however. that the Steel
Corporation and the department of justice
we're united III an effort TO avoid n suit
aud thGt i the formidable obstacles in
the WAY ef dissolution could be overcome
according To a plan To which both sides
could assee. such action would be under
tsieen
There was no hysteria elsewhere in the
market The movement in the steel Sc
curities resulted in severe losses among
other industrials but the market was at
no time denoraliZed. General Electric
lost 81. y long list of others fell from
tW1 to seven points
The raiaeaa list was relatively firm.
NJ. O. =. rose a point. despite the un-
e&peetedi} large deficit revealed yester-
day IN the annual report. Some of the
railroad shares sold of point or more,
and At times there was heavy pressure
against laion Pacific. but those issues
rallied lattt and throughout the session
offered effective resistance TO the day 5
Hhstftlirp Influence.
The eaad market was weak with mark
eel declines in the active speculative IS
SIZES. United States Steel IS. however
held we'll Total sales, par value. s2.9i0.
GO. Tilted states bonds were unchanged
on ell
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Saeadahoc Pomona.

The September meeting of Sagada-
hoe County Pomona Grange was held
"Wednesday with Progressive Grange
ct Richmond. The address of welcome
was by Mrs. Myrtle Gordon of Pro-
gressive Grange and the response by
William II. Douglas of Lisbon Falls.
Miss .Delma Small gave recitation.
AT the noon recess dinner was
served, after which the census was
taken, showing SO percent. The prin-
clpal discussion Of the afternoon wac
considered by Mrs. G. o. Purington
of Bowdoin and Mrs. y. II. Kelley of
Richmond. George Page Of Richmond
gave a recitation aHl Miss l4uena
Sylvester of Richmond piano solo.
The question, Which IS the Most
Profitable for Farmer TO Raise. Pure
Bred or Grades" was opened by
Charles White of Bowd ,inham Vera
Hartford Of Richmond clg and Mrs.
Otto Of Richmond gave q, reading. The
final paper OF the afternoon was By
Miss Edith Small or Richmond.
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AN OFFICIAL DENIAL
OF Rumored Resignation of Pres. Mel
len of the N. ", N. n. & n.


New York. Sept 21-Following meet
ing of the board of directors of the New
York. New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Co. here today 1t was officially denied
that the rumored resignation of Pres-
dent Charles S. Melien was considered.
Mr.. Melien and the board are entire
ly harmonious lie has no though of re-
signing" was the word given out at the
general Offices before the meeting. and
nj its close President McCrea of the Penn
sylvania, one of the New iiaven's di-
rectors, talked in a similar vein. Every
thing was harmonious and we considered
only routine matters" declared President
McRea on leaving the directors foom.
1t had been reported that the possibility
of reducing the dividend rate would come
up for discussion
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-22
Maine College
Football Schedule.

Brunswick, Me-. Sept. 21.-(SpeciaD.
The following is complete schedule
of games TO be played by the football
teams of the four Maine colleges
Bowdoin. Bates, Colby and University
of Maine, this fall:
Sept 23-Bates VS.. New Hampshire
at Durham. Y. H; Colby VS.. Hebron
at Waterville; Maine vs.. Fort McKin-
| ley at Orono.
Sept 30-Bowdoin VS.. Fort Mckinley
at Brunswick: Bates VS.. Harvard at
Cambridge, Mass; Colby VS.. Kent's
Hill at Waterville; Maine VS.. Rhode
Island State at Orono.
Oct. 4-Bowdoin VS.. Dartmouth al
Hanover, N. II.
Oct. = Bates VS.. Fort Mckinney at
Lewiston; Colby VS. Dartmouth at
Hanover, \, H; Maine VS.. New
Hampshire at Orono.
Oct. 14-Bowdoin VS.. Brown at Prov
idence, r. l.. Bates VS.. Exeter at Exc
ter; Colby VS.. Boston College AZ Wa
terville; Maine VS.. Tufts at Medford
Oct. 2l-Bowdoin VS.. Norwich Uni
versity at Brunswick; Bates VS.. Colby
at Lewiston; Maine VS.. Vermont al
Orono.
Oct 2S-Bowdoin VS.. Colby at Wa.
terville; Bates VS. Maine at Orono.
Nov. 4-Bowdoin VS.. Bates at Lewis
ton; Colby VS.. Maine at Orono.
Nov. 11-Bowdoin VS.. Maine a
Brunswick; Colby VS.. Holy Cross a
Worcester, Mass.
Nov. l3-Bowdoin VS.. Tufts at Port
| land