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The New York herald., 1921-07-13
SHIPPING NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PACED

calgarolite 100 ssE Hatteras PM 18th.
Camden a2t sW Hatteras Nh
cSarIes Sgat Fra ensqsFs5 eia SIS south Pass i'm
City Of Atlanta ia sW Nantucket nth.
Concho 515 e Galveston 1lth
Craster Hall 12 SW Tortugas 1lth.
Creole III S Jupiter 11th.
Currier lao NV Tortugas ll;h
Dartford 100 w Sand Key llth.
Drigo s. y Jupiter i1th.
Eastern Glade 9sl Cape Henry Pm 10Th
Eastern Planet i,5o5 Ambrose 9th.
FL Estero o. from Tortugas llth
FL Oriente l1s WNW Tortugas ilth.
Esparta 443 S Boston l. V 11th.
Eugene IhayeT 2ss, eco ssW Hateras IIs iih'
Franklin II w Sand Key llth.
Glbel Yedld 40 NE Cape Henry AM 18th.
Ciulfland SO l. Sand Key 18th.
Gulf of Mexico 900 ESE Sabine bar lith.
Gulfstream % NV Tortusas 1lth.
Il { Folger $50 Hatteras llth,
Helen $40 S Ambrose 1lth.
Henry Grove 3l2 Sc Mobile 18th.
Herbert 6 Wylie 10j SW Nantucket l. llth.
Houma $40 W Sand Key iith.
Houston i53 ESE Galveston lith.
Inspector 15i Jupiter l1th.
Iroquois 32S Ambrose PM ilth.
] NJ Guffey 81 sw Hatteras I'm.
Japan Arrow 900 Ambrose l1th.
John Stevens 6s5 Z Ambrose 18th.
Lake Allen JOG 5 Ambrose l1th.
Lake Lake Eerse 800 q SNW pr0sr ssn Juan th
Lake Freeland 2l6 sW Hatteras 18th.
Liberty Bell Carysfort lith.
NJ Elliott % W Sand Key 1lth.
Manatee 10 NE Hillsboro nth.
Maracaibo 433 S Scotland l. 18th.
Mobile City $50 S san Francisco iith.
Monterey - z Jupiter ter In; IL T. ,o,,
Mundale 24s S Ambrose iith.
National bridge 1f2 u Cape Henry ilth.
Mobiles lat 80 80, Ion 90 20 1lth.
Nora 2lO w Sand Key 1lth.
Northern Star $40 by Nantucket V
18th.
Nubian passed Key West 10Th.
Ohio go r Cape Henry PM llth.
Peades 13T w Balboa llth.
Rayo 40 WSw sand Key ilth.
Rochester passed Delaware Breakwater ?
Rotarian % SIC Cape Moulachique Cst Lucla)
\ PM lUtn.
Sabine sun ) Ha,teras I'm.
San an Bias Bias $50 \ Port Limoh iith.
San Bruno 15s n Llmon llth
san Gil 100 NE Jupiter i1th.
San jose $50 $ Hatteras lith.
San Juan ITG Scotland l. V l1th.
San Mateo 3g6 S Ambrose 1lth.
Santa Rosa 10 sW Key West ilth:
schuylkill Bridge 81 L sand Key ilth.
Steel Age 287 NE Mona Island llth
Sucrosa Haueras lfth
SURNAME 3I1 so South Pass llth
Sutermco 146 ENE Cape Henry llth.
Swiftarrow 20 S Cape Lookout llth.
Tenafly 2iJ Sc Cape Sable l2th.
Thurland Castle 56 NV Key West llth
rivives 6s4 5 Ambrose 1lth.
Tomalva 1870 5 Jupiter lith.
Trinidadian 10 CBrysfort 1lth.
Triumph $50 e Charleston lith.
ulua 100 s Cape San Antonio I'M,
w II Libby "a \ Hatteras 1ith.
w n Tilford 205 NE Jupiter lith.
Waco 940 ENE Nantucket llth.
West Cobalt 800 Cape Henry I:OJ PM
West Hika % y Cape Maysi Pm 10Th.
IVES. Jaifrey 500 ,Sa SE ApSrSSss RsrSos iii1 iiih
Zacapa 40i s Scotland l. llth.
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REALTY JoTTINGs.

Mrs Mae 3. Sullivan is the buyer OF
81 West Seventieth street. recently re-
ported sold through the Wood, Dolson
Company. Inc.
Milton Corporation, representing
Weiss Bros. is the buyer OF the Chester
Hall apartments, at the southeast cor
ern Boulevard. sold recently by the
Benenson Realty Company.
Twenty-six East Thirty-hfth Street
Realty Corporation. with II. ". Stein
field. A. Il. Schwartz and p. Solomon as
directors. is the new owner of the build
ing at that address sold recently.
David Belsky Is the buyer OF the
tenement at 1647 First avenue, sold
recently.
Two stories are to be added to the
Thirty-ninth street and Seventh avenue
corner of the Metropolitan Opera House.
The contract has been awarded TO the
Perry Reid Company. The plans are
by A. G. Fletcher, who estimates the
cost at $4,000.
James Boyd was the broker in the
sale OF the Hamilton, northeast corner
Riverside Drive and Hath street. re-
ported recently
Douglas Gibbons & Co. have added to
their staff Edward ]. Aisenbrey, for
mery with Douglas Gilman Co. and
]. p. Whiton-Stuart & Co
A one story store and garage. 75xf35,
is TO be erected at the southwest corner
Of Broadway and 240th street for p. A.
Gallagher iIoppin e. Koon, architects.
estimate the cost at $4,000
The New York herald., 1921-07-13

strs Old North State. London; Duca
d'Aosta GtaD. Naples and Genoa; Jefferson,
Norfolk; Black Arrow. Havana; Polycarp
(Br), Para via Norfolk.
u Rappahannock. Philadelphia.
II S strs Worden, Chewink, Bobolink,
Frankfurt, Contocook, Rail and Ostfrie5-
land, Lynnhaven Roads.
Bark Cecil Stewart, Tampco.
Schrs Florence Phillips, Brunswick, &c; +;
Richmond Baltimore.
Sailed 1fth, strs Jersey City (Br). Baltl-
more Aztec (Nor), Tampico.
The corrected reading of the barometer
(reduced to leveD at New York on
Tuesday. July H. 1921. at AM, as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau, was
thirty and twelve hundredths (3012) inches.
This closely approximates seven hundred and
sixty-five (T65D millmeters. Captains OF all
vessels now lying In or near the ports of
New York and Brooklyn can advantageously
use the above official data for observing
whether their own barometers require any
considerable correction or adjustment.
Wind a. Sandy Hook, PM, NE. 10 miles;
cloudy; smooth sea.
The New York herald., 1921-07-13
Dancers to Navigation.

tReported 10 the photographic office.l
Julv o. Sand Key light bearing 225 deg.
about mile distant, Spar projecting about
foot out Of water.
July 6. lat 2s OF, lon 81 10. an object re-
sembling a buoy. with framework about 9
feet high. the lower part OF which was COW
cred with white canvas and the upper part
surmounted by a cone. point upward
July -. lat 80 07. Ion II 81. derelict
wooden steamer.
July q lat is lon 80 30. five berss and
several GROWERS.
Point Amour, July s-one berg. and July
Z, one berg
Belle Isle, July 6--Many bcrgs and growi-
ers and July Z. heavy open ice distant, sew
81 al hergs and GROWERS.
The New York herald., 1921-07-13
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

str Chattanooga (before reported was in
tow OF str Mercer. not Mercer Victory as
has been reported. The Mercer dropped the
Chattanooga on July and Is proceeding 10
Philadelphia. The Chattanooga VIII come to
New York under her own steam.
BOSTON, July i2-Str Craigrownie after
discharging, will be surveyed to learn II any
damage was received by going on Nortons
Shoal; II none is found VIII proceed TO New
port News
HAMBURG. July 12-Two German steam
ers loaded with mixed cargoes and flour
left here to-day for Petrograd.
LONDON. July ii-Str Deise. from Bos-
ton for Aarhuus and Copenhagen, is reported
aground at Lossoe; salvage steamer gone 10
assist.
Str osakis from Singapore and Bizerta for
New York has been towed into 81 Michaels
with propeller shaft broken and propeller
lost.
f2th-str Western Front. Savannah. Sc, for
London and Hamburg before reported on
fire, is in tow OF salvaging steamer 12 miles
Sw OF Bishops Rock.
MONTREAL. July 12-American soamen
floeking here because Of the shipping depres-
sion In the United States were discoura ged
to-day when Capt Grey. shipping master OF
this port. had seventeen OF their number
deporied In a body Canadian ports already
have a plentiful supply OF sailors and fire
men, port authorities said.
NORFOLK, Va. july 12-Str Winston
Salem put I'm here yesterday 10 make repairs
TO ice machinery. She proceeded to-day.
Str Ward arrived here with boiler trouble :
expects 20 proceed Friday,
The New York herald., 1921-07-13
TWO HARLEM PLOTS
SOLD FOR 100000
j. P. Day Auctions Draper Es-
tate Parcels and Others for
Total Of S171,000.

The plot, 3s.2x30ox irregular on the
east side Of First avenue. north of
125th street and extending TO the East
River, brought S79. 900 yesterday when IL
was sold at special auction for the
estate OF Mary A. F. Draper by Joseph
r. Day in IA Vesey street. The prop
erty is under long term lease to the
Pennsylvania Railroad at an annual
rental of sl2,125. The Marston Lumber
Company paid $4,000 for the plot owned
by tie same estate at the southwest
corner of First avenue and 126th street
Mr. Day. the auctioneer received a total
OF $1T1. 900 for his varied list of city
and suburban properties offered at the
sala. Tho following is L resume of the
sale:
The southeast corner of Brooklyn ave.
nue. ana st. Johns place was purchased
by Ike Parshelsky for s26.450. Mr.
Parsnelsky, who has built hundreds Of
bungalows along the Rockaway coast
and was large buyer at the various
Long Beach auction sales held by
Joseph p Day. has purchased this place
for occupancy.
The Press Improvement Company
bought for $4,000 the vacant plot
5ox1O0, on the east side of Jerome ave-
nue., 125 feet north of Cameron place,
and Mrs. Lucy Madden paid $1,000 for
the four story tenement, 16.Sx52.tx ir-
regular, al 400 Canal street.
Sundetta Senprino paid $500 Tor
four lots, 25xS0 each. on the west side
Of Corona avenue, i70 feet south OF
1S7th street. and John Powers paid
$4,000 for the four story factory build
ing, 50x69X irregular, at 107 and 1O9
North First street, Brooklyn.
The vacant plot. 16.2x213x Irregular, on
H. -
between Sixty-third and Sixty-fourth
streets. Brooklyn. was sold for S1,150
to Harris Ropp, and the northeast corner
of New Utrecht avenue and Sixtyi
first street went to Joseph Stern for
$4,000.
The New York herald., 1921-07-13
TRADING IN THE BRONX
MAINTAINS FIRM TONE

Henry Senke sold through Harry r.
+. Johnson the one story taxpayer, with
seven stores. at the southeast corner Of
Walton avenue and 1880 street, which
was recently completed by the seller
The property fronts 95 feet on 1891
street and 43 feet on Walton avenue
and returns an annual rent OF $4,000.
IT was held at $65.000. Last week Mr.
Johnson and McLernon Brothers sold the
new taxpayer at the southeast corner
Of Morris avenue and 1880 street to
Morris Cohen.
Benenson Realty Company has pur-
chased the vacant plot. 203x100. on the
west side OF Valentine avenue $50 feet
north of Fordham road. The seller was
client of Salter & Steinkamp, attor-
neys Walter r. Phelps was the broker.
Tarters Business Exchange. Inc. sold
for NJ. jacobson to York & Eiss the
Aaron Garage, 50xiO0. at 1855 South
crn Boulevard.
S. J. Taylor sold for William r. Lowe
the two and a half story house at 81
West 1s4th street to J. A. Halmers.
Samuel Cowen sold for the estate Of
Mena 1Sloster 4S6 and 4SS East 163d
street two two family houscs, 100x70x
irregular.
Kayanee Realty and Construction
Company sold to Abraham Greenberg
the property, lv4NlVf.5, at the north-
east corner OF Findley avenue and 16ith
street
Fred Freisershausen sold to John
Schnibbe the house, 4O.2x10110. at 2675
Decatur avenue.
Louis Kaemmerer sold to Ernestine
scanlon 461 East 14Sth street. a four
story apartment, 25x99.11.
Mary NJ. ID. Williams sold to Leo
Finkelstein $40 East 10th street, a five
story flat. 25x100.
Plans were filed yesterday for new
buildings In The Bronx as follows:
ECHO PLACE, 8. i22.i II OF Concourse.
story apartment houses. 103xST.11: Echo
Park Const Co. Inc, owner, Israel Haft
president; Shampan Shampan. archi.
tects ...............s.... ........,.. %2UO OOO
GRAND CONCOURSE, W e. 1oT u n OF is3d
81, story synagogue. l0N12O. Concourss
Centre or Israel 23OG Creston av., owners I;
Margon Glaser, architects. ...... SiTJ.O00
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CLEARED.

From U. s. Naval Communication Service. ]
Str Strathearn (Br). Hart, Liverpool and
Ma nchester--N VI Smith.
Str Hudson, Randall. Bremen and Danzig-
Y Nail steamship Co. Inc.
Str Roussilon (Nr). Leheude, Havre via
Vigo-Compagnie Generate Transatantiquc.
Str Montserrat tSp). Aparlcio, Cadiz and
Barcelona--Luis Llanso.
Str Polycarp (Br). Wotton, Para. Ceara,
&C. via Norfolk--Booih e. Co, Inc.
Str Santa Ana, Parker. Callao. Mollendo,
6c--W r Grace & Go.
Str vestrls (Br). Davies. Mo Janero.
Montevideo and Bucnos Aires-Lamport &
Holt.
Str Mlrafores CBD, DAWSON Kingston,
Ja-Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str Black Arrow, Wkc, Havana, Ton
eriffe. &c--New York and cuba Mall steam.
Bhlp co.
sir y Luckenbach Mclean. phllalol.
Dh!n-f,uckenbach Stoamshln -.
schr Argir!a Ojrl, pcnha:o, Alchat. CB-
J 4 Whitney G. Co.
The New York herald., 1921-07-13
HOTEL BARBER TO PAY
$4,000 RENT A YEAR

Lewis Morgan has leased the barber
shop in the basement of the Hote! Nc
Alpin from the Greeley Square Hotel
Company for twelve years at an annual
rental of $4,000 year. The lease, fled
in Register Donegan's Office. calls for 4
total rental of $216.00o
Negotiations are well advanced for
the long term lease of the former Morton
House property, ut the southeast corner
of Broadway and Fourteenth street, now
controlled by the United Cigar Stores
Company. The prospective lessee is
Robert Smith of r. Smith & Co., The
Fourteenth Street Department Store
owner.
If the deal is closed the new lessee
plans extensive alterations to the famous
old landmark. which will be equipped for
use as a department store. The lease is
for a twenty-one year term. The corner
is one of the former Courtland Palmer
estate holdings sold at auction recently
by Joseph p. Day.
White G goldman leased store, base
ment and sub-basement in 344 Bowery
to Michael White loft in 1873 Wooster
street to Joseph Schaefer; space in 115
East Twenty street to Bert Lowe
Company; loft in Oil West Broadway
to Stalker Manufacturing Company loft
in II West Broadway to Geo. f. Haw-
kins.
Adams & Co. leased for Charles Laue
the five story building. 50x1oO, at i2S
East Twenty-third street to the Frances
Restaurant Corporation at an aggregate
rental of S250.o0o.
l.. j. Phillips & Co. leased for the
Perry Avenue Construction Company,
A. F. Koeble treasurer, to Anton Ehr-
man, florist store and basement in the
building to be converted for business Mt
1876 West Seventy-second street.
Gollieb w. Schuler leased from Max
Larschan the two story stable, 25x99.11,
at 526 West 153d street for five years
with an option to purchase the property
prior to July 1, 1922, for $1S,400. The
lease calls for rental of $2.040 an
nually.
The United Fruit Company obtained
from the Central Railroad OF New Jersey
a ten year renewal of its lease on Pier g..
at the foot of Rector street. The annual
rental is $4,000.
l.. ]. Phillips & Co. leased for Peter
Doelger Brewing Company to James
Butler. Inc, the store at the southwest
corner of Fifty-seventh street and First
avenue.
Bienes Shirt Company. Inc. leased
through William c. g. A. Edward Lester
store and basement In 40 West Forty
seventh street.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company leased
apartments in 81 West Fifty-third street
10 Fleming Ward, in 135 West Fifty
sixth street to Mrs. Shelly Hull and in
257 West Eighty-sixth street to Warner
GLAND.
The New York herald., 1921-07-13
CABLE REPORTS.

AARutitfs July ARRIVED, str Moravia
Bridge New York via philadelphia.
gnicd 9Th str Shickshinny New York
AMSTERDAM. July S-Arrivcd, str Eem-
land Dutch, Sew York.
ANTOrAGAsTA, July q--Arrivcd. strs Lako
Fithon, Now Orleans lOth, santa Luian'
New Work
ANTWERP. July o-Arrived, ctr Burson-
dler fBelab Sew Orleans.
BALBOA, July Arrived. schf Laura 9
Hall tRrj nucnavcntura.
sailcd 1th. ortrs Ansalto Nv litaD, Nnlp0
rhiso. newport. San Francisco. Laurel
Branch gBr Coronel. Barima Cjrj, Tumn-
90. Unncock County, Talcanuano Tuscan
~ ince (lirl shanghai
DARDApOs. July S-Arrvcd. str bako
nAKRi. Jrly l2-Arrlved ctr Anacor,cs,
Ncr;ols
DfLPAo. July io-Arrlvcd Str tlorinda
(srl Now York.
6RENrN. July 7-Arrived, ctr Nautic
t2wD. Savannah.
BUENos AIRES. July s--Arrlycd, strs
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AMERICAN PORTS.
NJ Nlall.l

IF Mali
BANGOR. Ne. July 0--Arrived, str Matoa.
Norfolk
sailed Qth. schr Harry G Deerine. Norfolk.
Blu EHlLL. Me. July G-Sailed schr Ruth
l. Martin, Port Spain.
= JACKSONVILLE, Fla. July a-sailed. tug
Baldrock New York, towing barge Smith h
Terry No calling at Daran, ca, for barge
PORT ALLEN. July 5-Arrived. str Grin-
co, San Francisco.
phis Boston.
i, PERTH AMBoY. NJ, July o-sailed. tug
WSstmoreland towing barges sol and 500
FCRILANp Me. July ARRIVED. schr
Gold Hunter, |tscasset for Lynn.
POINT JUD. II. ri. July 10. noon-Passed.
tug Watuppa, towing barges Chatham, New
Bedford for Lamberts Point and Wollaston.
Tor Newport News.
~ RloclkSLAND, Ne. July 5-saned schrs
Ihos II Lawrence, Sullivan and New York !.
Gilbert Stancliffe. do and New Bedford !.
Mary Langdon. New York; Morris & CiIff,
do; Henrietta Simms, Waldoboro and Lynn
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. July S-Arrived
str Lansing, Port San Luis.
SEATTLE. Wash July 6-Arrived, str De-
pere. Tacoma.
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Naval Orders
Special DcspGtch 10 THE New YORK HEaALD
New York Herald Bureau,
II q lS.


These naval orders have been made public:
Capt. l.. :. Adams. Construction Corps, 20
Bureau Construction and Repair, Washing
ten; Lieutenant Commander ID. Fl. Caste,
Marine Corps, 10 Navy Yard. Mare Island
Lieutenant t-Commander w. l.. Causey, Jr.,
on board u. s. s. Isabel as executive officer;
Lieut.. l.. C. Fuller. 70 Bureau Of Supplies
and Accounts. Washington Lieut.. 7. G.
Gibbs, supply Corps, on board Y. $. $.
LEA bel Is supply officer; Lieut.. II. Z. Groos.
supply Corps. 10 Bureau Supplies and Ac-
counts, Washington; Capt. D. G. Hanrahan,
10 duty as supervisor of harbor OF New York;
Lieut. J. Z. Houghton. Marine Corps. 70
duty Santo Domingo. Lieut.. +. $. johnson,
TO duty Naval Hospital. Annapolis; Capt.
Moulton X. Johnson. Marine Corps. 20 tor
pedo station. Newport; Lieut.. Charles ".
Lane. Marine Corps. 10 barracks. Hampton
Roads, Lieut.. T. T. ,Lense. 70 Y: s. $.
prometheus: Commander r. w Plumnner,
Marine Corps. TO command L. S. S. Solace
Capt. J. c. Pryor. Marine Corps. TO Navy
Hospital. Norfolk: Lieut.. Harold II. Thurlby,
Supply Corps. 70 Bureau Supplies and Ac-
counts, Washington, Capt. ID. w. Todd. 20
aide 10 commandant Navy Yard. New York
Lieutenant-Commander C. +. Stanhock, 10
training station, New York: Commandant D.
A Weaver. to command U. S. S. Eagle 81
and submarine base, Coco Solo. Canal Zone
Lieut. l.. r. Muller, 20 u. S. S. Yarnall and
medical officer destroyer division 49, Lieut..
A. A. Oakley, home and wait orders; Lieut..
d. c. Rayner. 70 u. s. 5. Monocacy.
The New York herald., 1921-07-13
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
l,rnm thn Hvdrorrnphlc Offlce. l

TFFOm tho HyUTV8THPTI0 VIIIVV'I
fog siren. giving group OF blasts.
period l5 seconds blast 3 seconds, silent 5
seconds, blast seconds, silent 80 seconds,
has been established on Almina Point. Mo-
rocco. in approximately lat 81 - y. Ion 9 u
w. The sounds emitted are OF las complete
vibrati per second. The siren is now un-
dergoing a test and II satisfactory results
are obtained Il will be placed IN service on
an experimental basis for a period - six
months. With view 10 cVentually replace
the presant gun, which win function simui-
taneouslv with ,hc siren until further notice
FOR tho purposs cf making comparison OF
intonalfV and Ia.an.
The New York herald., 1921-07-13
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Berkshire Realty Company. Inc. sold
537 Eighth street four story apart.
mcnt house, 30x100.
Henry Pierson & Co. Inc. sold 71sia
President street, three story dwelling,
for William ID. Guare estate
Frederick w. Walker Jr.. sold the
four story dwelling ut oil Union street
for Jeybuch Company.
BullSley & Norton Company sold $50
Prospect place. n three story dwelling,
1s.ox07. for Miss w X Rossi
Otterboure. Steindler & Houston sold
sor tho Clear Realty Company, Inc.
the four story single flat, with store
at so Broadway c3xsO, and tho three
story slpglr ia, With store at 45i
wytho svenue.
The New York herald., 1921-07-13

Sailed 10Th. strs Wairuna CBrl. sydney ,
Pearl Shell. Shanghai; Georg.aa Rolph, San
Pedro.
SAVANNAH. Ga. July ie-salied, s;rs Es-
sex, Philadelphia: city of Montgomery. New
York
TAMPA. Fla. July I2-Arrlyed. schr Mary
II Debold Boston.
Sailed l2th, str Lake Faribault. Mobile
schrs Harrison 7 Beacham, Mobile Lady
Marian ST Andrews, Fla.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass. July II. PM
Arrived. tug Lchigh. Perth Amhoy for Bos-
ton, towing barses 700. Tii 7ss and T0l
Cater for Sacol.
Arrived 18th. $3.50 AM. tug Tamaqua. Pail
adelphia for Boston. towing barses Macun-
sic. Monitor and Richardson.
Arrived 18th, schrs Wspit lBD. New
York for Halifax: Mayflower CBri. Parrs-
1cro. karmoe lI3rl. Hnhbarda Cove.
The New York herald., 1921-07-13
SUBURBAN MARKET.

Payson Mel. Merrill Company and
Alfred i. Schermerhorn leased for the
estate of Charlotte A. Markoe to Dun
can S. Ellsworth the property known
as Sunnymede, az Main street and Gin
lane, Southampton. l.. /.
The New York herald., 1921-07-13
aUEENs-RIcHMoND NOTES.

Rickert- Brown Realty Company sold to
julius Groelke a two story dwelling on
Ditmars avenue between Merchant and
Crescent streets. Areigh.
The estate Of r. Hart sold through
w. S. +. Hall the southeast corner OF
Sharon and Forest avenues. Hart Park.
New Brighton. S. l., 10 Albert Koell-
ner, who will erect a dwelling.
The New York herald., 1921-07-13

SAN PEDRO. cal. July ARRIVED. str z
J Hanna. Honolulu.
sailed 81. str Forest King, Grays Harbor,
towing bark Forest Friend
SOUTHWEST HARBOR. Me, July t--Ar-
rived at Bass Harbor, sehrs Quetay OBJ
Parrsboro for Boston Edna May (br), LII
Ito Bass River for do.
TACOMA. Wash, July 6-Arriveo, str
Africa Maru (Jap1. Victoria.
Sailed 9TH. str clemence c Morse, Billing
1a~
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str veedol. New London for Bayonne.
schr Flora NJ Bp Parrsboro, Ms, for
New York
tug Teller, with barses cat 0:2j AND.
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SAILED

strs r J Lu~kenbach, Philadelphia Relay
(cabeJ, Hayana; Albania tBr Liverpool
Mareval (BD, Grenada, Tr.nltat. &c.
Apachu, Charleston and Jacksonville; Tus-
rialba. kingston, &c. Bylayl, Norfolk.
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Bound East.

schr Belle Wolfe (Br). Perth Amboy for
Malone Bay
schr Arginia (Br). Jersey City for Arichat.
Ms Cboth anchored
Motor barge Choctaw at 2;2O PM.
Tug Plymouth, with barges cat PM).
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IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
o. N~scy strrcD.

Mosholu Parkway spgti. 2o5th 81, Lisbon
place, triangular llocl dwelling, 1ii.Tx93. Ok
ha.3 EspcrSrto Mortgage Company vs..
MoSnom Ec'itp cvmp.ny; Joseph G. Levl,
Sg .55s.l. 20 ,8y p.siatin IN $4,000.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. Nj, July 12-Barometer at
noon. 30o5 inches; wind, W. light breeze
weather, fine. fog off shore; temperature.
65 deg Fahr