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RESULTS At AUCTION
lat IA VESEY STREET. ,
BY Joseph u. Day.

BY Joseph p. Day.
WEST END Av. 3ss. 8. IS n nth ct.
l72xl0o.6. 8 sty dwlg-F F Randolph
vs. W Beauley ct al; due on judgt.
s23,s09. 0s taxes. sc. 37b5. Sold to DR.
A Richard Stern. owner Of 3s7. rep
resented by Geo Ranger, for s2i.e0o.
18TH ST, sos f, 8, 12.11 e Pleasant
av. 25xs0, sty tnmt and strs-N Y
Saws Bank VS. w Gels ct al; due on
'judgt Sll.6ls75; taxes. &C. s497 Sold
to the plaintiff for $4,000.
3D. AV, 2l7T. e s. sos 11eth st, a5x
100. sty tnmt and strs-Advance Mtg
Co VS. c Nj Torpey ct al; due on judgt.
s+,s05.0 o.; taxes. sc. 3bl4s& pr mtg,
s23.750. Sold 10 the plaintiff for S27 ,oss.
BY Henry Brady.
CONVENT Av. lo2 and l04 W s, 1872 9
1891 st, 7l.6Kl00. sty apt house-R F
Weeks VS. Convent Park Const Co ct al:
due on judst S72.s7336; taxes &C.
$Slt.2O. Sold to the plaintiff for $4,000.
LAT 32Os THIRD AvENCE.l
BY James j. Donovan
WESTCHESTER AV, 2O+4, s. 25s7 W
Olmstsad av 67.lX2T73 10 Newbold av
x67x275 ll-Dollar Saws Bank Kath-
srIna schmitz ct al; due on judgt S.
47545 taxes &c, S2.43tSl. Sold to the
plaintiff for $500.
HANILAND AN, s cor olmsead av,
91.1oxl03l-E Many vs. Geo Keiser
ct al; due on judgt, st.b6o32; taxes.
&C, 3l,l0239. Adjourned TO July 81
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ADDS TO WEST END PLOT.

Dr, A. Richard Stern, owner of the
northwest corner Of West End ave-
nue. ana Seventy-seventh Nreet, bought
~ auction yesterday through George
Ranger the adjoining dwelling at 369
West End avenue. offered IN foreclosure
from the stand of Joseph p. Day on an
action brought by f. +. Randolph
against Mrs w j. Beauley to protect
inrunrbrances aggregating about s24,-
600. The purchase price was s24,sO0.
Dr., Stern now has a frontage of 972
feet on West End avenue.
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AIRCRAFT WORKERS. HOMES.

ii'whr'dSe & Livingston have been
ny "'''d by the housing committee OF
ny" council Of National Defence to de-
'En homes for war workers employed
~ New brunswick. n. J. The Govern
,''i has taken over large tract of
'a'" for this purpose adjacent to the
s,' recently purchased by the Wright
H"rt'n Aircraft Corporation just outside
he city limits. 1t was stated that about
"D0 houses are under construction, cost
ing from $500 to $4,000 each, and
winch arc to be rented or sold to work.
ffF Appropriation OF $4,000 900, 10 Is
sad has been made for this project.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

9TH ST, SIS. 225 e I'd av; 1920 st, -,
225 W 9Th av; 18th st, ms. s77se 10Th
av; I'd av. n cor 18th st. 81 3xI0 10th
st, n 6. S25 sth av. io3d 1T. 8 $, 1855
Amsterdam av--J Haas admr. &c.
d,d Haas to Mas Ma1r 10 Has :s's a,t st.
Charles Flammer. ~ Hth st
ST "' SISc'HioLAs pL. si,ssss, mtgs So ooSw
Nissan. to CordeIla Il Nissan. $40 West
End av; sttys Ferris a. s. 1875 Bway;
I'd Az $50 mtg .5,2Oo-Minina Miehiko
to Ethel Garten. Sc Fort Washington av;
atty, Abr Landau. s46 Bway il,7oo
W Jockel and ano, trustees, to Central
Union Trust Co. gdn: atty, Title Guar
a 7 co. i76 Bwsy..,..,..,.-,...: sac 600
y Walnut st. East Orange. y J. atty,
18TH ST. n2" ssi w we Ct Int w6ehs 90
Emma Warren s26 St Mark. av. Brook
!yn; atty, Francis W Pollock, 500
18TH ST. s2o.2a w-Harry Aaronson Inc,
to Chas Hoffman. SO w s9th vt; attys,
Lurie & Feinberg. 200 Firth av. $4,000
18th ST. 10 B-Augusta Ritter ct Al to
lille Margol!s 81 = 18th st; atty.
Jos @ Abramson, 80 Church St. $4,000
Bronx.
SOUTHERN BLVD. 5. S25 n Whilock
av, 75xl00--Columbia Constr Co to Ed
win II Smith, 1929 So Blvd; atty. A g
Bachman, 1865 So Blvd. an int OF S. 900
LOTS 31e & 3l7, map fremont Terrace
Stephan Parker to Claribel f Lawton.
1870 Mayfower av; atty, Hirleman &
V, 39l Il 149th st................H 81, 900
CASTLE HILL Av. W c 10th ct. 5sx1OJ-
100 W seth st; atty. "A Flammcr, y
II 44th Observation-Disclosures. 900
CASTLE HILL Av. $. 80 Powell av.
2IH7ssSme to Ts same Ss. "'y
Helm to Giovanni Pellettierl. 629 Van
Nest az; atty. r Galgavro -,
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LAWRENCE ESTATE SALES,

The Payson Mel. Merrill Company
and Harry b. Cutner have sold for
occupancy for Henry =. Chiffon OF
Moore & Schley his property OF about
'wo acres with large dwelling and COM
otnaton stable and garage on Central
avenue between Lawrence and Lord ave-
MUGS, La wrence, l.. l.
lsidnrn Sllverbcrg. president OF Sill
Verherg Import Company of 222 Fourth
avenue, has purchased from Henry p.
'A,lton Of oyster Bay an estate on Cen
tFal avenue, Lawrence. l.. l. Seligs-
berg, Lewis & Strouse represented the
."N laser and Simpson. Thacher & Bart
,''' the seller
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LIS PESDESS.
Manhattan,

77TH ST. 1A w--sam Friedlander agt
Marie T Alter ct al faction to declare
Hem; atty, C NJ First
s1sT ST. l6i and 1853 E--John II Coursen
agt Frederick Bonde Jr. ct nj foreclos-
ure OF two mortgageS; atty. C Pal
lister
18TH ST. $40 to 62S W. and Audubon sv,
eS5 and 267-Blanche Newkirk agt
Ethel B Israel ct al Iregistration Of land
title, &C.,: atty, W Fairchild.
soTH ST. sol E--German Saw Bank In the
City OF " nst Frank Volz ct al
tamended foreclosure OF mortgage); atty.
NJ Auerbach.
i5sTH ST, cor OF Prospect av, 2bx
sO5--German Saws Bank In the city of
agt Katie Rasche ct al foreclosure
OF mtgl; attys. Amend & Amend.
liOTH ST, s. $50 st AIMS av, 40x95
--Reinhard Siedenberg, as trste, agt
attys. Gary 4 Carroll.
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GUIDE TO VACANT FLATS.

reports showing vacancies in tene-
i,neAt houses In this city were received
ny the board OF Aldermen yesterday
rom Police Commissioner Enright.
IN" hoard had asked the police to
make the survey for the purpose OF
AIDING persons affected by rent in
,t'ases'' The reports give locations
~ me vacancies as we'll as rentals and
inscriptions OF the properties
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ACROBAT's DAMAGES REDUCED.
Court Directs That Movie Tumbler
Accept $4,000 for Injuries.

TRENTON, July 24.--The Supreme Court
decided to-day that a verdict for $4,000
awarded to Joseph r. Artressi, an aero
bat. against the Fox Film Corporation
for injuries sustained in a moving pic
ture scene was excessive and directed
that he accept $4,000. II he refuses a
new trial will be ordered. Artressi was
Injured when he made a thirty foot "fall'
into a net
In the fall the acrobat struck the edge
OF the net and was thrown violently 20
the ground. The court upholds the YER
dict as far as negligence Of the company
Is concerned
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WING IN BROOKLYN.

J. y. Ranck has sold for Thomas Mar
tin the one family house at 1850 East
Second street on plot 27.6x105. also the
adjoining lot.
N"istor Builders havo purchased from
the y, & w. Realty COMPANY nine two
family brick DWELLINGS at 4S1 to sos
Pine street in the East New York sec
ton Of Brooklyn.
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o. "A. ROBERTSON REWARDED.

Oliver A. Robertson. who has been
connected with William A. White & Sons
during his entire business career, has
been admitted to the directorate of the
company He entered its employ in
1900 as an office boy, and after short
period became identified with its renting
department. Subsequently he was placed
In charge of that department, and his
elevation to the board Of directors Is the
result OF its successful management
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
IN THE TEA
AND COFFEE DISTRICT

Water St. between Wall St. and Old
Slip. Substantial five story mercan-
tile building on lot, 24xS5 feet. Pos
session on November /. 1918. A
fine business home for a concern to
whom this ideal location is essen
tial. WILLIAM D. FITZPATRICK,
14o Broadway.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

WHITE ST. 3 and T. 5ox5o. al--Enle VI
Thomson and Helen NJ bartlett to Adri-
attic Warehouse Corp, 81 Thompson st
ct al, yrs from Aug IL, l9ls atty,
Gerson . Young, 1876 Bwsy. 500
Bronx.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, 1919. ATLAS
McKenna to Jacob KATE, 1919 Southern
boulevard, s yrs from June IL. 1919;
atty, Benz w Levy, 233 Bway. 81. 200
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JERSEY ESTATES LEASED.

s. s. Walstrum- Gordon q Forman
have leased for Mrs Mary sR Mac
Machan the four acre country place on
Stevens avenue, Ridgewood, N. J., to p.
w. Sothman of Manhattan, and for
William c. Andrews his place of three
acres on Paramus road. Rldgewood,
N. j.. TO Oscar Kavez of Jersey City.
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rides RoDs' HOLDING BABY.
Cheyenne Woman, in Overalls,
Makes Free Trip to Omaha.

OMAHA, Neb, July 24.-Mrs Myrtle
Neal. 25. of Cheyenne, Wyo., who arrived
here in mems clothing last night, said
she rode the rods" OF freight train,
holding her baby. 3 years old, in one
arm part of the way to Omaha. She
had run away from her husband. Mrs.
Neal was wearing overalls and said she
had been employed in the Union Pacific
shops. She expected TO go to work here
as an engine wiper, but her husband ar
rived to-day and they were reconciled.
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TAKES LARGE PARK Ay. SUITE.

pouslas l.. Gilman Il Co. have leased
large duplex apartment at 521 Park
venue northwest corner Sixtieth street.
70 npoltswood ID. Bowera an apartment
W W Park avenue corner Fifty-eighth
ueet TO Louis Block; an apartment
~ SS3 Park avenue for John King
hooses to Mrs. Shepherd Krech. and an
The sun., 1918-07-25

Coffee cables-Rlo r. refs higher Al $500
for No T. Exchange Nd higher at l2 1891
Receipts 10, 900 bags and stock al, 900 bags
In Santos spots were unchanged at 5000 for
No 4, Receipts 1000 bags and stock 2,sI5O0O
bags.
Receipts at ports 1000 bags against ss ooo
last yehr and 80, 900 two years ago. Sac paulo
had %. N0O, against 90 and $4,000, and Jun
diahy 1900. against 80, 900 and Is, 900 bags re.
snpctiyplV
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SALE At SOUTH ORANGE.

ht"ara =. Hamilton & Co. have sold
toT O. W. S. Whitney his modern resi-
o'"n" and grounds on Prospect street
an bakviaw avenue. South Orange, n. j.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

eth ST. 44 w-Amerlcan Hardware
Corp Of n Y agt n Edison Go ct al;
TOOTH ST, 1927 W-Alberene Stone co agt
John Doe ct al; July II, 1918. ....,sel7O
18TH ST. W--Queensborough Cabinet
Co agt Commonwealth Centre. Inc. ct
al; Jan 20. Disbursements. 1898
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NEW EAST SIDE TENANT.

The Republic Storage Company Is the
lessee of 142 to 1853 East Thirty-first
street, the six story and basement build
ing. leased recently by Ames & Co.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address of lenders at
torney,)
18th ST. W-Alex and Eleanor NJ
williams, on the premises, TO VIM II
Williams Hotel 81 Regis, " city,
Aug 10, 1915: attys, Leach & Williams
Bridge Plaza, Long Island City $1,000
ALEXANDER AN, =. s34 18Th st,
16.sx75-Thos and Mary Overl1gton
to Harlem Saw Bank, l2i f l25th st,
Aug 4. 1890; attys, Hirleman V, Ssl
+ l4gth st.................... IS 900
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MECHANICS LIENS.

l4TH ST, 100 E-Brookyn Vault Light
co agt John W Condit ct al. owners:
l. Abramson q Son, Inc, contrac-
tors Cos, 'tiSa
Lumber Co agt Alexander J Lelmburg,
owner (renewa) ..........,......S463 : |
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Pease & Gilman have leased for Pa
terno Bros to Mrs NJ. j. Martin the
three story and basement dwelling at
sS4 West End avenue, between 1904
and 1O4th Streets.
The sun., 1918-07-25
Minneapolis Grain Market.

MINNEAroLIs. MINI, July 2i.--Flour
lower; In carload lots standard -four
quoted at $1,000 barrel In 9s pound
cotton sacks bran, 2445c corn. No.
3 yellow. s1.5OQl,6O: oats. No 3
white. 73Q74c.
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FRONT ST. PROPERTY SALE.

William A. White & Sons have sold for
Jacob Kottek and others the building. on
plot 2Sxll6, at 81 Front street, to the
West Beach Realty Company.
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HEWLETT ACRES IN A DEAL.

l. ), and s, F. Noss have sold for
VI" Hewlett Bay Company eight and one
l'f acres Of land at Hewlett, l.. l., to
t3pt F. r. Mayer
The sun., 1918-07-25

PHILADELPHIA, July 2i.--Directors OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad to-day de-
clared the regular quarterly dividend Of
IN per cent.
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HE.SS Business Property
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
LEGAL NOTICES.

-----~-~~~--~--~--,~>-~
~ n Special Term, Part ! Of the SUI
prom" Court uf tho city OF New York held
in and for tho County Of New York at the
County Court House. in the Borough Of
Manhattan. city Of New York, on the 18TH
day Of July, 1915.
PRESENT:
Hon. EDWARD r. FINCH. Justice.
IN THE MATTER Of the Application Of
the United states Aero Propeller Company,
II corporation organized ana existing under
the Laws of the state OF New York, for
voluntary dissolution.
on reading ana ming the petition OF W.
c Morch"ai ana ii. r. Chadwlrk verified
tho 2&rd day of May, 1915. and Edward l..
Decker. verified the 10th day Of June, 1915,
all OF the iIr"rto Of United States Aero
Propeller COMPANY, corporation created
under tn" laws of this state, and having
its principal ON" located in the city and
county of New YORK. from which petition
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RENTING HOMES NEAR OCEAN.

f. s. & s. +. Voss have rented for
Newbold Herrick his residence at Cedar
hurst. La l., TO Mrs. Prescott Slade: for
Henry S. Parker his residence to M.
Joseph; the residence OF II. Buck at
Hewlett. L. l., to Mrs. Walter Brooks.
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Posters VIII De Exhibited.

Further announcements as TO the time
and place for an exhibit OF the prize
winning posters and "A number OF other
selected designs will be made later. The
first exhibition will be held in this city.
The only thing that remains for ar
lists who still intend to get on Uncle
Sans BIZ )wagon and give him ship
posters dcsigned to inspire the man in
the shipyard to speed UP shipbuilding. in
order that the great work Of our boys in
France may be carried out to a Berlin
finish, Is TO get their posters to THE SrN
office before the clock strikes l2 tonight.
DR.. Charles A. Eaton. head Of the ma
tional service section of the United
States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet
Corporation. will arrive at his headquar-
tiers in the Ziegler Building. SIC Fifth
avenue. to-day. Since the latter part OF
June Or. Eaton has been visiting ship
building plants on the Pacific coast and
else where with Charles NJ. Schwab. Gen
cral Director Of the United States Ship
ping Board. and other officials of that
organization He made many speeches
stirring up the enthusiasm of shipyard
men for their work and met splendid re-
CeptiOuS EVERYWHERE
The sun., 1918-07-25
RENTS WEST END HOUSE.

apartment in 800 Park avenue for Capt
William c. Cox to Mrs. f. b. Bruch.
The sun., 1918-07-25
F. II BUGHER TO LIVE AT RYE.

Former Police Commissioner Fred
erick III. Bugher has leased through
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. and Blake
man Q. Meyer a place at Rye. N. Y.
The sun., 1918-07-25

The charles y. Crittenton Co, legally
dissolved IN voluntary application. and
now in liquidation. request all who have an
unsettled account against It. regular or
consignment to send statements for adj
iustmeut h"for" sept. /, 1878. after which
time We VIII consider ourselves absolved
from all obligation.
The sun., 1918-07-25
MORTGAGES.
MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender ana
attorney
West Side.

West side.
west Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 110th strcets)
THoMPsoN ST Sc 2t,ss, e. 81 lo,o4; Was,
ST. so 5xGs7, July Emil J, Leon T
and Fredk R P t. the Missionary ry
s.t o. OF 'Se a S s9 MY st. RETn n.
July /, 1921, 90. pr mtg 500 600 ATTY,
~ LAYERS T AT Co. 10" Rw y', ., nsooo
Finnerty to Alfred Ahe'es; 1886 "a ny
due and int as per bond: atty. title
10Th THpr A. e &c. l,o 2sy1,ioo JUN 5000 900
Schmonsies $50 10Th av, 4 yrs, 60, pr
mtg $4,000; atty, Title Guar GO;
East of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th strects)
GOTH ST. ;, 225 " LIST av, 1esx774. p m,
July 29-John Balogh 20 Helena Pine.
yers T n Co, 100 Bway ......... So 900
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north Of 10th street)
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, $50 s4x1oo. p m.
July 1-Leonett Realty Co to North
psf son Ns' a. o pr mig IS 90 uuS v
laSrH Sri a2l Y. n $. 17oxao1i; July q
Fr"esN II Eppirt st. Orange, y j. 3
yrs G's: atty, Title Guar T CO, lIG
BWhS ...'''... '''..,. '-. ...'... S1UOO
Bronx.
thorough 81 The Bronx
COLLEGE ST, =, $50 W Hoffman st. 25y
10O--CristofHno Ren2uln to May "
Hicks. 1929 Washington av. July a.
due as per bond; atty, Joseph Berry
26i9 Webster ........,,,.......Sl 500
LOT "a. map Hunts Point Estates-Arnold
Seller to Israel Schechtc!. 1854 william
at, prior mtg $1,000. June II, installs
{; atty, Herman Turkei. 200 Rroad.
LOT IS, blk i25S, map 'Bronxv!ew PARK
DAM McMshon 10 Ellen Graney 3
south av, Ithaca, N Y, Apr l, 1918. 3
yrs, y c; atty, Mary Mcmahon. 1909
14ap 9'' ST. " ,oS.s Alexander av. SSy
lo0-Fredk Pfueger TO John Fischer and
ano 726 1921 ST. July %. due July |,
1924. 5h c; atty T q & Co; 10
wnTTTrf.ocK Av, g. 200 n Barret lost st.
25xlOO--Lohn Raschen to Jacob Wylor
5S7 10th st, Bklyn. July 81 yrs IN
p c; attys. Smith & II, a Court st,
TIERottT Nv, ;, s7S.7 $ Is4th st. jOy
12O-Tiehout Co1stn Co. Inc 70 WIN II
Mseder. 1908 copsKe ay. pr mtg $40. ooo
July %. due NJ per bond; atty, John
Kodel. a7o ID 10th $500
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Original Date Must stand.

The conditions governing the contest,
which have been repeatedly set forth in
these columns and which have been sent
to all intending competitors who applied
for them, contain this provision THE
will close July %, 1913. No
entries received after that date will be
considered"
All competitors and lovers Of fair play
generally may rest assured there will be
no exception to this rule.
The Judges will meet this afternoon to
arrange for passing on the merits Of all
posters which patriotic artists, soldiers
and sailors. shipyard and industrial plant
workers and girls and boys in grade and
high schools, in their respective divisions,
have sent. As soon as the Judges con-
clude their findings A. r. Parkhurst. sec
rotary of the National Service Section.
will personally notify each prize winner
and those who receive honorable mem
ton" and the list will be announced in
these columns.
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SHIP POSTERS MUST
BE RECEIVED TO-DAY
Exceptions to Closing Rule
Will Not Be Granted in
Any Instance.
EXHIBITION TO BE HELD
Prize Winners and Other
Mcritorious Designs Will
Be Shown.

This is the last day ship posters may
be submitted for the competition Of the
National Service Section Of the United
Sthtes Shipping Board Emergency Fleet
Corporation. which has been carried on
through THE Sun since May 20.
Tho contest will close promptly at IL
O'Clock tonight. and all entries received
at THE Sun ONCE by that hour will be
considered by Matlack Price. chairman
of the board of judges and his fellow
members In the award OF twelve prizes
totalling $1,000 offered for best posters
to speed up shiphuldns."
Many artists by letter and telegram
have asked that entries expressed or
mailed within reasonable time for deliv-
cry, but not delivered by the hour set
for the closing of the contest, be ac-
cepted in the competition. Rules are
rules, however, and in fairness TO all
they will be rigdly observed.
The sun., 1918-07-25

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-30

Eel. = COWS. 1920 lbs, at &c. bulls. $3.50.
rbs., st Sc, a3 cows. 17,5.o lbs, at &C..
COWS 1850 TBS. at 5 lie, X. y. pay
sold > COWS at &C., anc cows at 5c.
Veal calyes-J. W Ellsworth sold l
CALI. sc. pound and calves. 400 lbs. at
&c. and II calves, $50 TBS. at loc. OTIS
II. Forbush sold fancy calves, $50 lbs.
at Ice j. D. Neylon sold ) calves, 200
lbs. at &C., and small calves at $3.50
each. +. d. Day sold calves at loc.
Hogs-R. Q. Day sold hogs at 1oc.
HORSE MARKET.
Boston, Jan. 29.-While there was 4
good vigorous trading in horses At tue
sale stables during the week, there was
not quite the snap to the demand that
was shown in the sales of week ago.
Supplies were moderate. and the mar
ket was sufficiently firm TO hold prices
at the higher range of values OF inc
preceding week. The green horses were
all sold at the close OF the week, but
they were not in quite as active de-
mand as were the seconds. They were
we'll attended, with bids sharp, as the
horses were in good condition. Price
received were reasonably high. Deal
ers are having considerable trouble in
securing cars for their western con-
signHnents, and there We're several eX-
press carloads expected for last week $
trade that could not get through, and
dealers are afraid that there will not
be enough later on 10 supply the d.
mand.
Good quality green drafters weighing
from 1850 to 1900 lbs. sold at a range
of s3450sS75; god quality medium
weight, green drafters, from s215lS525:
chunks. from s225aS300; heavy wagon
and express horses from sl50n$225
good seconds, from Sl25msl1J. and
cheaper seconds, from $3lQ$,5.
Al the City Sale stables-J. G, Keith.
Stevens K Sweet Horse 80. had on sale
/ ] express carload Of green horses and
- seconds. one carload was shipped to
Eew Hampshire. and another to Wor
cester. Mass. All the horses were TAX
ell and prices were about in the same
range as a week ago. This week one
carload Of green horses will be offered.
and the usual amount Of seconds.
William Hurwitz offered 3 express
carloads of green western horses and
1l1 seconds Were on sale. rade was
fair, with all horses sold at firm val
ues.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-30
NEWPORT

The Boy Scouts of Newport are plan
ming a fve-day celebration Of the
eighth anniversary Of the founding OF
the organization of the Bay Scouts Of
America. The five days, Feb. s to Feb
Il. are the days adopted for a nation
wide observance by the Boy Scouts Of
America The local program as decid-
ed upon is as follows: On Friday night
the Newport Scouts will go to CoTinna
where they are 20 be the guests of the
CoriEna Scouts. The anniversary day
meeting will be held in the evening at
s r. N. III over the country the Scouts
will read uhe message from Colin ii
Livingston, president Of The Bay
Scouts Of America. At SIS every mem
Der OF the Boy Scouts Of America.
wherever he may be. will stand at at
tention With his hand at salute and re-
peat the Scout oath. The oath OF al
legiance to the flag Will also be TAX
en- After the meeting the Corinna
Scouts will entertain the Newport
Scouts with a banquet. Newport Scouts
will return home Friday night. On Sun
day afternoon, Feb. 9. special serylcei
will be held in tho High street church.
the 10y Scouts of Comma and PITTS