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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-22
BRONX SALE PROVES
LOT MARKETS YIGOR
Shows Demand for Vacant
Land Has Not Spent Itself,
Says Joseph p. Day.

II took Joseph p. Day just three hours
and thirty minutes to auction on 443
East Bronx lots in the Real Estate Elk
change at IL Nesey street yesterday.
Small investors mostly of the home
seeking class. SET the pace In the brisk
bidding. which Melted total OF SS3,233.
or an average of about slsS per lot. The
character of the buyers and their eager
ness to avail Themselves of bargains con-
firmed Mr.. Day in his belief that the pur-
chasing power IN the vacant lot market
Is far from exhausted.
The property sold formerly comprised
the Schieffelin estate and Is situated
about midway between the 225th street
station OF the White Plains road subway
extension and the Baychester avenue
station OF the New York, Westchester
and Boston Railroad. The highest price
paid was for the northwest corner of
Eastchester road and 222d street. which
brought $500 The northeast corner OF
the same two tnoroughfares brought an
equal price.
Probably the largest purchaser at the
sale was the Hebrew Orphan Asylum,
which paid 2 total of $4,000 for about
twenty-five lots adjoining a large tract
which il bought several years ago. The
asylum's purchase. which squares out the
westerly boundary OF its holdings in
volved a large plot running through the
block from 225th to 226th street east of
Tacoma avenue a four lot gore at the
northwest corner OF Schieffelin. avenue
Il 225th street. and the northeast cor
ner Of Schieffein avenue and 32oth
street. plot of about seven lots. The
asylum paid $3.50 each for all the lots 1t
purchased.
The southeast corner of East Chester
road and oath street brought $3.50. the
northeast corner OF East Chester road
and 223d street was sold for Si75. Inside
lots on East Chester road, between 223d
and 224th streets, brought from $275 to
si75 each. and inside lots on the north
side of 2o3d street. between East Ches-
ter road and Schieffein avenue, We're
disposed of for sits TO $3.50 each.
The successful bid formthe northwest
corner OF Schieffelin avenue and 223d
street was 1925. and the same price was
obtained for the southwest corner OF
Schieffelin avenue and 224th street, The
northeast corner of East Chester road
and oath street brought 800.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-22
FOREIGN PORTS.
IRy MALL


CAIETA BUENA, Oct lo-Arrived, motor
Oronite. Newcastle.
CALLAo, Oct 13-sailed. str Idaho. San
HALIFAX, oct 1s-Arrived. strs watuka
CBr). Santiago sc: Lady OF Gaspe (Br)
81 Johns; Pro Patria IBrl. - Pierre. co.
Arrived 10TH strs Redondo. Aalborg Tor
Norfolk (for fuel CID Manchester Corpora
tion (Br). Manchester.
Sailed 18th. str Rosalind (Br), st Johns
HAVANA, oct i4-Arrived. schr Horace NJ
Bickford. Philadelphia.
Sailed 18th, strs Delnlira tl5r), Tampico;
Espagne QD, Vera Cruz.
KINGSTON, ia. OCT 15--5aiied, str Cana
dian Adventurer (Br). Montreal
MONTREAL Oct 17--Aryived, strs Cana
dian otter (Br), Halifax; 18th. crabtree'
NEWCASTLE. Nsw. Oct i4-Arrived. ship
James Rolph. Havre.
QUEBEC, Oct 1s-Passed IN Father Point.
strs Turcomnn (Br), Avonmouth for Mont
real; Trontolite (Br). Tampico for do RAJ
ranea (Br). London for do:
Miner (Br). 81 Johns. NF for Montreal.
Passed in Fame Point 19.h, strs Georgia
9Fr). Havre.. &c. for Montreal; Canadian
Victor (Br). Liverpool for do.
Passed in Heath Point 10Th. str Victorian
(iSr). Liverpool for Montreal.
Passed in ACape Magdalen 18th, str Els
wick Park (l3r), Norfolk for Montreal.
Arrived 18th, str Manchester Division
tBr), Manchester for Montreal (and sailed
Iutn).
Sailed 10Th. str Wisely (Br). Montreal.
SYDNEY. CB, Oct 17--Arrived. str Dur
ham (Br, Montreal for Australia:
Sailed nth, strs Maskinonge OBJ, Wa
bana; Turret Cape tBr). Clnrencevllc: Ma
nola tl') Botwood; Canadian Hunter (Br),
probably Montreal: Clara Camus utaD.
Montreal for Italy: Alatrium (Br). -.
TALARA. oct 11--Sailed. str Santa Rita,
San Francisco.
TAMPICO. Oct f7--sailed str Paul II
Harwood. Portland mot previously.
WELLINGTON, NJ, Oct 14-Sailed, str
Mariana (Br). San Francisco.
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dictate the policy OF Mexico would be
equivalent 20 derogation OF the SOW
ereignty OF the nation. is the eighth
amendment advanced. II is said authori-
tativey that the only efforts the oil
companies have made In regard TO the
policy OF the nation have been to prevent
the nation from confiscating oil prop
critics and the sole demand OF the United
States ia sustaining the position of tbe
American companies has been ''recognt-
ton OF rights legally acquired"
2. The charge is made that the Ameri-
can companies are arbitrarily refusing
to pay taxes validity levied by the Mexi-
can Government. This Is denied by de-
partment officials. who declare that the
Mexican officials are studiously trying
to confuse the mind OF the American
public by styling as taxes rentals and
royalties, which. although branded as
confiscatory by various governments a
land owner is called on by the Carranza
DEGREES to pay to the Mexican Govern
ment for tho privilege OF being allowed
to continue to enjoy his own property.
No American company has paid these
rentals and royalties" for the obvious
reason that to do so would amount TO
a complete acceptance OF the Carranza
confiscatory scheme, barring the COM
panies from their rights in their own
properties, The American Government
is flatly on record In regard to this en-
tire proposition in a number OF protests
made to the Carranza Administration.
10. The last argument of the Mexicans
is that the United States by its prohibit
ton amendment and the Volstead act
has confiscated properties furnishing
good precedent for confiscation In Mex
leo. but officials here show that the Eigh-
teenth Amendment and the Volstead act
have confscated no property. that the
real estate OF the brewers and distillers
and the personal property Hereunder are
left untouched in the hands of the owner.
The American Government has simply
limited the use of this property An ex-
act analogy. 1t Is pointed out would ex-
list only If the Government had taken
these assets from their owners and
turned them over to others. allowing the
same use as before. To make the Mexl-
can contention at all analogous il would
be necessary for Mexico to decide that
the production of petroleum. is an indus
try harmful to health or morals; to pro-
hibit Its production, sale or use. but &c
leave the properties in the hands of their
owners for sale, rent or such other usa
as they choose to make of them
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RADIOLINK IN OCEAN
TO OCEAN PHONING
New Record in Talk Between
Ship Off Philadelphia and
Catalina Island.

what Col. J. J. Carly, vice-pre sid ent
OF the American Telephone and Tele-
graph Company said was new record
In long distance telephone communion
ton was made last night when the At
lantic Ocean literally talked to the Pa
cific Ocean. Company officials on Gaia
lima Island. off the shore OF southern
California. and aboard the steamship
Gloucester, in the Atlantic. off Phlla-
delphia. talked TO one another and to
Col. Carly. seated in the dining room
of the Aston Gallery at the Waldorf
Astoria.
Catalina Island was linked to Los
Angeles by radio. Los Angeles to San
Francisco and San Francisco TO New
York by telephone. and New York TO
the Gloucester by radio. Although the
radio communications especially be-
tween the Gloucester and New NYork.
We're occasionally interrupted by sta
tic" when the connection was fully
made the voices were plainly audible.
Il can hear you as well as l can
hear New York." said Catalina Island
to the Gloucester.
Col. Carly. who supervised the re-
p.arkable demonstration for the visiting
members of the British, French. Japa-
nese. Italian and American delegates 20
the international Communications Con-
gress. who were the guests at dinner at
the Waldorf said at its close:
This establishes a new record for
radio and wire telephony There had
been no previous talk between Atlantic
and Pacific with two radio links
The length of the radio links is no.
known. but from Los Angeles to New
York is 3.s4i miles
Tie Gloucester left Philadelphia be-
tween and s o'clock last evening. steer
ing a course to the southwark. It was
II o'clock when the conversation took
place. The navy had agreed to silence
wireless apparatus that might interfere
with the conversation. but on the Pacific
cast numerous amateurs listened in
which Col. C.arty remarked is "a favor
tie rpcrt out there
The entire evening was denonstrs-
dion to The distinguished guests OF the
magnitude Of the American Telephone
and Telegraph Company's achievement
in construction. organization and inven-
ton. Moving pictures were shown.
giving every detail of telephone man
agement from laying the wires and
assembling the instrument. with its 200
pieces. 20 operating switchboard on
long distance lines.
Before the experiment in radio teleph-
cny call from New York 10 Sar
Francisco was put through one city
at n time. it's progress across the coun-
try being marked on a large Illuminated
map.
When the connection with San Fran
cisco had been made messages OF greet
ing were exchanged between the heads
OF the various foreign delegations and
their consular or other representatives
In San Francisco. and the ''Toread dor
song from Carmen" played in san
Francisco. delighted the diners In New
York.
There were speeches by II. 3. Thayer,
president of the American Telephone
and telegraph Company. who was host
at the dinner. and by Col. Carly. There
were remarks also by r. ]. Brown. head
OF the British deleeation Gen. Fernie
of the French. Capt. uyeda of the
Japanese. and Commentators Mirabelli
of the Italians.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM PACE s.

Eastern shore. New York; Boston Bridge.
Brunsw lex.
Sailed 18Th. str Stephen ORD. New York.
PLYMouTH, Iet Nh igrA na ,,ipor STR JONAH
PORT NATAL. Oct i7-Arrived. str City
Of Colombo dBr,. New York;
PORT SAID. Oct ls-sailed. str Baylsaf
Arrived 10Th. str Romeo tBr). New York
a Arrived i7th. str Hallbjorg (Nor) New
ROTTERDAM, Oct i5--Arrived. strs indie
psndence Balt'mere i7th. kinSer ID
tiinore: 18th. Atinooka, Norfolk.
Arrived 18th. str Dunaff Head (Br). Mont
real.
Arrived 10Th. strs othc. New York via
baltimore: Goldenfes (Br). Philadelphia.
Sailed 18th, str Florence Lpckenbach. Port
land.
Sailed 10th. G PM. str Rotterdam (putch)
New York via Boulogne and Plymouth.
Sailed 10Th. strs Lydia. Norfolk; Muneric
RoUEN. Oct i5-sailed. str II c Folger.
New York.
Arrived Goth. str Pearlmead (Bp. Phila-
sxBANG, Oct 15-sailed, str Keketticut
Cfrom Hong Kong. Antwerp.
ST MlCHAELs, Oct io-Ariived. str Giulia
ST NAZAIRE, oct 11--Arrived. str Roath
(Br), New Orleans.
NsA ToSk osd ses New
York: West Indian. do.
SHANGHAI. Oct lS-Sailed. str Woon-
socket, Baltimore.
Sailed nth str Arizona Maru (Jap). from
Tacoma for Hamburg
Arrived 10th, str Marking. San Francisco.
SHIELDS. Oct 19-Sailed. str Lake Fru-
gaiity, New York.
Sailed 10th. str saphir tNor). Hampton
Roads.
Sailed Goth. str IIuronian (Br). Galveston.
SOUTHAMPTON. Oct 1S--Arrivcl. str Zee
land (Br) New York.
STAVANGER. Oct 1i--Sailed. str Kaggefos
(Nor), Baltimore.
Arrived 18th. schr Albert d Curnmins. Gal
weston.
SYDNEY. Nsw. Oct 1o-sailed, str Nj
agara (Br). Vancouver.
VICTORIA, &c, Oct 20--Sailcd, str Grace
Dollar (Br), from Manila. &c. for New
York.
WEST IIARTLEPooI. Oct 20-sailed. strs
Ethelmead (Br, formerly Ethelhilda)' lamp
ton Roads. .
YOKOHAMA. Oct 1e--Arrived. strs Hawaii
Maru (Jap). Tacoma: Lima Maru 'Jap).
San Francisco.
Sailed 18TH str Tyndareus (Br), Seattle.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
lBy Telegraph

ABERDEEN, Wash. Oct 2o-sailed. schr
Forester. Lyttleton.
BELLINGHAM. Wash. Oct .o-sailed. str
City of Vancouver (Br). Grangemouth
BOSTON. Mass. Oct 2i-Arriyed, strs Nj
tonian tBr). London; Cretan Philadelphia !;
CITY Of orA1 W. pr' y, nokosaaa sc: North
sc; tugs Warrior. Buzzerds Bay. towing
barges Biwabik. from Port Reading. and
Chisholm. from Norfolk bermuda, Port
land; Mercury, towing .parses foggy Dew
and Mayor Scully. New York Suanlico. Ney
York. towing barges May c Hughes All
Cleared eist. airs Prince George (BO.
Yarmouth Langtind (Nor). Djuron, Sweden;
schr w 4 Waters OBD. 81 Martins. Mr..
Sailed 20th. PM. str Schodack. Kobe vie
New York
Sailed 2oth. schrs Grand Turk. Manopla.
Cuba; Norris Cliff. Belfast; tug North
Aug ito pick up at the canal barges Hat
tteras, Chenango and STAFFORD, for New
nr sosgr sr,y ana nry
Scully. for New York. Mars. Philadelphia.
towing barges Northern No and Charles +
Pritchard. Philadelphia.
Sailed o1st, strs Arlington, Baltimore
North Land. New York; Pawnee. do; Pine
more lBr)... philadelphia; San. Jose. Ha-
rior. towing barge Chisholm. from Norfolk
for salem-wind at Highland Light, Sw.
10 m,lss ,u el1gdy And r% hay Az ra CO..
Lake Fanquier, Nuevitas. Everest (Br). New
York; Steel Mariner, Valparaiso; South
taclfic (BrJ, SnlcldS. Terrier tNoTD. NOR
folk Coperas. Port Tampa: Olympus (Br)
Tyne: Indiana Harbor, Antofagasta. SC.
Cleared 2lst. strs Hampstead Heath (Br)
Bordeaux: Rokos Vergottis (GreeO. Rotor
dam.
Sailed 21st. strs " A Morse. Philadelphia {;
Stephen II Jones, Portsmouth: Psyche fFr)
Boulogne; VI Scanlon, Buenos Aires; Port
Antonio (Nor) Norfolk and Newport News;
Birk (Norp. Skaw (for ordcrsl Courageous,
Rotterdam; ltord (Br). Norfolk and New
port News: Regulus tNor), Trondhjem
Jobshaven Dutch, sebastopol Cornish
Point (Br), DunSirk.
HATH, Me, Oct 20--Arrives at Parlters
Flats. barge 1s5, Perth Amboy.
BUZzARDS BAY Cape Cod Canal. Mass.
Oct 2i--Passed r. tugs Mary McNally. with
3 Darges: Roger Williams, with .; motor
barge Socony No o.
CHARLESTON. sc. Oct 2f-Arrivad. strs
Comanche. New York (and proceeded for
Jacksonville) tue Barrenfork, with barges
In tow. from New York for Cuba.
Sailed 2ist. str Penalba tsp). Fernandina
for Bilbao.
CAPE HENRY. Va. oct ai--Passed In. str
Manchester Importer OBr). New Orleans tor
Baltimore
Passed out 2fst. strs Miliinocket. Dalti-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-22
SUBURBAN FIELD YIELDS
LENGTHY LIST OF DEALS

The remainder of the Schenck prop
erty. comprising fifteen acres. at the
corner of Great Neck Hyde Park road
and the Little Neck-Old Westbury road,
LhlSevile. Crest Neck. l.. L.. has been
purchased by Mrs. Henry Phipps. who
now controls about 100 acres at this
point The most recent purchase has
road frontage OF nearly one-half mile
1t y opposite the estate Of William a
Vanderbilt and across the road from
Mrs. Phipps's residence. Stewart G.
Schenck was the broker in the sale.
E ). & S. F. voss rented for Mrs
r. w. jennings. residence on Washing
ton avenue. Cedarhurst. l.. L., to Edward
Hays; for Chas. G.. Moller, house on
Franklin avenues Hewlett. 20 J. l..
Boynton; for VIM. II. Pendleton, house
on Ocean avenue, Ccdarhurt. to George
J. Benziger and for Bernard Rodgers,
houses In Cedarhurt. to H. Sellers
Mckee, and Mrs. j. Waldorf.
William p. Jones sold for Mary Kate
Tichenor to Jessie Inez Grotyoham four
lets, each 25x100, on the northwest cor
ncr of Sherman and Lafayette avenues,
Rosedale. l.. I.
J. Clarence Davies sold for the En-
virons Realty Co. 10 Charles Gold,
forty-seven lots at Long Beach. l.. l.
Prince & Ripley leased for Henry
Garrity his property at 40 Ridgeview
avenue. White Plains. to Joseph H.
Barrett
Simpson Merritt Company purchased
for William j. Morton q dwelling at
132 Lincoln street. Montclair, n. ].
The, Gibson Restaurant Company.
headed by Rodney Gibson. have leased
AT an aggregate rental of $4,000. the
Madison Beach Hotel at Madison. Conn
from y. Ellis Hamburger, of Mt
Vernon. n. Y. Barton Chaplin was the
broker.
Lewis n. May Company sold for the
Belvederc Realty Corporation premises
al So East Chester street, Long Pea CHI.
l.. l.. TO r. NJ. A. Chacon. Property con-
sists OF a two and half story dwelling,
with garage 60xf00
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STATE CONSTABLE IS
HELD FOR EXTORTION
Trooper Wendt Accused Of
Forcing Money From
Whiskey Runners.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
PoucHKEEpsrE. oct. 21.---Trooper Will
lam G.. Wendt of the State ConstabuIary
was arrested last night at PeekslSill on
charges OF extortion in obtaining money
by threats of arrest and using his posi-
ton as a State policeman to, enforce his
demands Thomas Massotti, owner OF
the .xSpringside Inn. and John Diamond.
OF New York. his partner. are also held.
charged with being implicated In two
cases of alleged extortion Of which the
State Constapulary officials have knowl-
edge. In both of these instances IL is
charged the three men held up automo-
biles loaded with whiskey and obtained
money and liquor from the drivers. The
whlslxey. it Is alleged. was sold over the
barsat the Springside Inn.
state officials declare that Trooper
Wendt has confessed and alleged that
his trouble was due to his Inca;uation
for "a woman who lives IT the Springside
Inn and who was formerly an inmate
of the Bedford Reformatory. He told
Commander John a. Warner OF Troop
X that he intended to marry the girl.
and that he was trying TO get enough
money To furnish a home.
Rumors OF the actions of one Of the
State policemen began to reach the de-
partment at White Plains several weeks
ago, but no Information could be ob-
tanned. Finally Sergeant e. c. Rob-
erts. Jr.. was detailed to get the infor-
nation and through two women known
as Thellna Cappello and Grace Terwil-
Tiger lac obtained the necessary infor-
nation. Wendt was Immediately trailed
to find out II he could be connected di-
rectly with any offences.
The authorities say that Massotti also
has confessed TO two holdups on Septem-
Der 81 and October 2. The first was a
short distance outside of Fishkill. when
Massotti Wendt and John Diamond. Il
Is alleged held up truck containing
five barrels OF whiskey They forced
the driver of the car to descend at fbe
point of revolver and then demanded
money II is charged. AT that time
Wendt was not in the uniform of 4
State trooper but displayed his badge
to the driver of the car. II Is alleged
Massotti says they received $3.50 as his
and Wendt's share. OF which Wendt took
$40 and Massotu SEQ.
The second occurrence was at the top
Of Soap HILL short distance north OF
Croton-o -the-Hudson. Wendt on this
occasion appeared in uniform, It Is al
legged. They obtained $50 and forty
eight bottles OF whiskey. Massotti says.
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SEALED INDICTMENTS
FOR GAMBLING INQUIRY
Saratoga Jury Hands Down
IS; No Date Set.

SARATOGA. Oct. 21.--Thirteen sealed
indictments were handed down to-day by
the Extraordinary Grand Jury which has
been investigating alleged gambling in
Saratoga county. The indictments will
remain sealed until arraignment, for
which no date was set
The Grand Jury, which has been in
session since August. previously had re-
turned more than a score OF indictments.
including one against District Attorney
Charles Il. Andrus. who since has been
renominated on both the Republican and
Democratic tickets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-22
BENSON NAMED TO HEAD
NEW SHIPPING BOARD
Five of Seven Members APP
pointed by President.
nu the Assoclated rresa.

WASHINGTON. Get. 81. - Five Of the
seven members OF the new Shipping
Board created by the Merchant Marine
act were appointed to-day by President
Wilson.
Admiral william s. Benson. chief Of
naval operations during the war. was
reappolnted chairman. The other four
members named were Frederick l.
Thompson. n newspaper publisher OF Mo-
bile. Ala. Gavin McNab. an attorney Of
san Francisco Martin J. Gillen. an at
torney Of Wisconsin, and Theodore Mar
burg. n publicist OF Baltimore.
The appointments we're not announced
Mt the White House. and IL was not
known whether the other two members
had been selected. The President has
had long l;st OF names before him for
some time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-22
BRONX DEALS REPORTED.

VI. NJ. Ringler Il r. Kramer sold for
Philip Becker 70 an investing client
PA Prospect avenue, an apartment
house. 33.4xl50
Thomas Ford sold to James +. Pinto
the southeast corner OF Barley avenue
and Clarence street. consisting OF the
large frame dwelling formerly known
az the st Joseph orphan Asylum, to-
gether with eight lots having 'front.'
age of go feet on Barley avenue.
J. Clarence Davies sold for Ada T..
Maslen 10 Hudson T. Rose l05 and 40s
East iiist street, two three story frame
dwellings 25xlco.
Mary \. Tower sold the frame dwell
ings at 2I3 and 2sl East 236th street 10
clients OF Hall j. How 4 Co.
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Fire. Record

LOSS.
10 400 Rutgers St. synagogue Unknown
II :l5-1575 Third av. Benjamin Cohen
Unknown
II ao--sG Ludlow St. Pauline Becker
man .......... UNKNOWN
/ :55-10i Essex ST.. Joseph Holder .Trifllng
9 :30--i4I3 Third av.. RocksbaciSer Co
Triflins
! :I0--i1s7 Third av. The Bronx. Sam
uel Horo%vitz. ....... None
4 :fl-2oi, Wess 1d4th ct. Annie White
fl-lu - =. lTltililS
5;la--30s West Hath ST.. Samuel
crank 49,. +. lri1lltls
6:2--2nl5 First ar.. unknown. Trifling
:30--65 Fourth av., l.. A. G.. Dress
Co ......A ............. Unknown
{ $3.50 East ION ST.. TiedehauIn &
Terinsk Observation-Disclosures Unknown
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ppooKLyN MAnKEr REroRrs

Buckley & Horton Company sold sos
st. Marks avenue, three story dwell
ing. 1s9x13.6, for Blanche G. Henderson.
A. J. Murphy sold for Mrs. Annie
Meyer 10 Miss Anna Marine and
Joseph Kenneth. the three-story dwell
ing with two-car garage, on the north
west corner OF Tenth avenue and Fifty
second street In Borough Park Heights.
Realty Associates sold to Antonio
J. Castailano two lots on the west
side OF Stillwell avenue. 40 feet north
Of Neptune avenue. through Lorenzo
vastolo.
Baffa a Dixon leased portion of third
loft In Building No. 2. Bush Terminal
to the Pearson Engineering and Ma.
chine Company for five years.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA. @. Oct f4--Arriyed schr FL
ward r West, san Francisco: 18TH, ''i''
Clauseus. do: motor Peru tpanl. Seattle.
EUREKA, Cal. Oct la-Arriyed, mar.
Marechal de Turenne (Fr). San Francisco.
HONOLULU, Oct 15-Arriyed. SIR West
Cadron. san Francisco via san Pedro Tor
Manila.
Sailed 18TH, strs Dllworth. San Pedro
Newport News, San Francisco.
NEW BEDFORD. Mass. oct lS-Arrved,
tug Pocahontas. Norfolk towing barses
Reading and Harrisburs
Sailed 18th. schrs Lottie Aloulton, Bravo
Pythia do.
George G Henry, New York
NEWPORT NEWS, Va. Oct fG-Salled.
harfs Svartskog tNor), La Plata; Som
(Nor). Copenhagen.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL Oct f5-Sailed.
strs ] p Stetson. Grays Harbor: Mukilteo,
IIilo, towing barge Big Bonanza
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Arrived goth. str Alabama Maru kJap).
Manila. &c. 49,
land.
Sailed 18th. str GrIffco, c~lao.
SAND KEY Fla Dc. 20--Passed. ", sfr'
Cardium (Br). Genesee (rr). Caloric CBrS ,
Australford (Br). Mrnaires. J \ bostrieeh.
Pathan (Br}-
SAVANNAH. Ga. Oct 2lz-ArriySd, ttr
City OF Montgomery. New YORK fcTsiS' =
Jacksonville (and sailed for Baltimore.
Sailed 21st, strs Mar Tirreno tSpl. Bremen
and Hamburg; Nacoochee. Boston. .
TACOMA. Wash. Oct 20-saiiec: ftf
Iavada Portland. q; bark Lahains,. CallaV.
TAMPA, Fla. Ocl ai--Arrived, strs cse q
II Bennett. New Orleans; Lake faristsl' :
New York.
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To-DAY's, AUCTION SCHEDULE.

Joseph p. Day will sell to-day at pub
lie auction, at noon. in Ia Vesey street
a number of Manhattan. Bronx Brook
lyn and suburban properties including
49, TO 1876 West Fifty seventh street.
IL Market street, and 606 East Six
tcenth street in the Bronx. 1871 Broad
way. the residence on the east side of
Spencer avenue. so feet north OF 262d
street. and In the Riverdale district, the
dwellings. at 1919 and 1923 Prospect
avenue and $50 Manhattan avenue.
The suburban properties are 592
North Broadway. Yonkers, n. Y; nine
building sites at st. Adams, l.. J.. and
n residence and garage. on - acre
plot, at Greenwich, Conn.