New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-06
Maritime Miscellany

, NEW 1CHh, aug b--MarinerS are nOti-
fed that in the North Sea there are now
no restrictions to navigation on account
OF moored mines.
Vessels are cautioned against anchor
Ing except In cases Of emergency and fish,
ing vessels should not trawl without using
some safety device to prevent mines enter
ing the trawi, in certain areas where
TOM For limits Of these areas see Hydro
graphic Office Notice to Mariners and
The northern area has been com pletely
cleared of moored mines and is open to
navigation
ing the former mine fields will shortly be
withdrawn.
HAvRE, Aug 4-Thc lockout against
the longshoremen ended to-day when the
workers agreed to accept the employers
terms. Ships bound for Havre which were
and caa ny wireless to Antwrp Dunr
to proceed to Havre.
M LONDON. Aug Str Mount Vernon
York, before reported putting into Gothen-
burg with pump trouble reached Greenocls
Yesterday. Necessary repairs will be ef-
str sumatra presumably sumatra Maru)
with fire in cargo.
BALTIMORE. Aug 5-Jacob Goldberg, a
slowaway on the str Tolosa from Manches-
Ter and landed here June -, has had an
experience never enjoyed by hobo OF the
sea. The immigration officials ordered
him deported, although he proved himself
the son of a wealthy hotel keeper Of At
iantic City, who came to his rescue. BY Civ
ing bond the father was allowed to take
his son to Atlantic City pending an appeal
10 washington, reply to which, received by
Immigration Commissioner Stump affirm
ed the decision of the court of lnvestiga-
ton. Goldberg's father was notified and his
son arrived yesterday from Atlantic City
and reported on board the str Conehatta,
Captain Breeder, which sails tomorrow
for Manchester.
SHINING rd ~ ho
Ar,emis, formerly. the German ships Magd-
burg and Bohemia, and later operated by
the Baltimore Co, are included In a
lot Of twelve former German vessels on
which the board Is asking bids. to be
opened Aug 10. Both are steel cargo car
riers and are at present lying In Balti-
more harbor. The Neuse Is ship of H.
e25 deadweight tons, and the Artems one
of $500 tons. The other ten vessels ad-
vsrsised are now at New wv, York Phiiadei-
and where is
Two strs are bound here from Jamaica
with bananas for next weeks market The
Ortan will come to the United Fruit Com
pany and the Fort Gaines to the Balti-
more and Jamaica Trading Co. each with
SAN FRANcisco. Aug. s. Steamer
Katrina Luckenhauh. before reported with
engine trouble and In tow of the steamer
/ Julia Luckenhaeh. arrived at San Diego
August 1. having made partial repairs, and
the Julia Luckenbch arrived at San Pedro
yesterday. Both vessels are from New
YORK via balDoa july u. REPAIRS to the
Katrina Luckenbach will be made at this
port.
The schooner Lizzie vonce, $50 tons.
built In 1887, has been sold by Henry Gray
Co. to II. II. and r. Osterhuis under
private terms.
The Pacific American Steamship Associ-
alton VIII send REPRESENTATIVES to the pro-
posed hearing for interests favoring the
bill abrogating the army and navy trans
port service in favor of contracts with pri
vate companies now before Congress.
japanese steamers Kaisha Maru. 4424
tons. and Yeikoku Maru No. 2. +,423 tons,
have beeH chartered for lumber from