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The New York herald., 1921-08-17
$500, 900 LEASE IN PENN
TERMINAL BUILDING
Bo7k Takes Corner Store in
SeUenfh Avenue Structure.

Spear & Co. leased the southwest store
and basement in the Penn Terminal
Building. 362 Seventh avenue, extending
from Thirtieth to Thirty-flrst street, to
the Terminal Exchange Bank at an ag-
gregate rental of 500, 900. The Terminal
Bank was represented by Harry II. Rey-
man and II Henemeir
Haggstrom-Callen Co. leased for f25
West Sixty-third Street Corporation the
four-story building at 125 West Sixty
third street to Francis Hughes.
Cross & Brown Company leased for
Schoenfeld G. Co. one-half floor in 20-24
West Thirty-seventh street to M. Roth,
rs.lliner.
J. Il. English. with Douglas Gibbons.
leased to Catherine and Lorraine Waters
store in 1881 Broadway, the Astor The
atre Building
Brown, Wheelock Company, Inc,
leased offices in 542 Fifth avenue to the
following: Charles NJ. Baldwin. Bechet
& Barclay. David r. Rough. Alsace-Lor-
raine Society. Waddell & Martin, Thomas
+. Brogan. Charles H Helfrich. J. F.
Huntington, John S. Woodward I'd. and
Joseph Schaeffer
Daniel Birdsall & Co, Inc. rented for
the estate OF John w. II. Nichols through
Harris. Vought g. Co. corner store and
basement in 467 Broadway.
Culver & Co. leased an apartment In
131 East Sixty-sixth street to Mrs.
Udolpho Snead.
The New York herald., 1921-08-17
FINE EAST SIDE HOME
CHANGES OWNERSHIP
Mrs. Dorothy Auerbach Sells
SD St. House; Other Deals.

Dorothy I. Auerbach has sold her
residence at East Eighty-second street,
valued at $4,000. to William F. White
house, who will occupy 1t. The house is
five stories OF the American basement
type and stands on a lot 25x102.2 To-
Gated between Fifth and Madison ave-
nues The city assesses it at 100000.
William 3. May & Co. were the brokers.
Eighteen months ago the Edward A..
kerbs estate house at 10. on the same
block, was purchased by !. ". Phelps
Stokes and subsequently resoid by him
to Mrs. J. Sergeant Cram.
Everett M. Seixas Company sold for
Mrs. Percy r. Turnure. IS West Forty
ninth street, a four story dwelling on
Columbia College leasehold, 21.6x100.
Fitz Howell resold for Willie A.
Europe the three story King model
dwelling at 2os West 139th street,
17x9911. with facilities in the rear for
a garage.
Edgar Williams sold for the City Real
Estate Company to Octave b. Hebert
1Si West Eighty-seventh street a three
story dwelling, 16.Sx10o.S.
The New York herald., 1921-08-17
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

The three story brick store property
at cal Flatbush avenue, near Bergen
street. was sold by Henry Pierson Co.
for DR.. u. +. Fay.
Bulkley e. Horton Company sold 191
Quincy street, a three story semi-de-
tached frame dwelling, 37.6xioo. for B.
A Cararell.
J. Lacov sold for the Miller Bergs
Construction Corporation to Leo Harris
two family house and garage IN
course of construction on plot 35x100
on the west side of Fourteenth street.
240 feet north of Avenue l. for s1S,5O0.
Tutino & Co. sold for Calendar 4
Rheiner the three story store property
ut 5712 Fifth avenue,
Agresta & Agresta sold for the
Dana Realty Corporation two OF their
one family houses on Hitchings avenue,
Sheepshead Bay. TO a. Klein, y. Sullivan
and NJ. Sullivan.
Shampan & Shampan filed plans for Q
two story fircproof theatre. store and
office building to be erected on the north
side of DeKalb avenue. 125 feet east OF
Tompkins avenue. 15ox100. to cost
s25o,000, for Shkelnick Bros. Inc.
The New York herald., 1921-08-17
New Jcrsey-saie or Rent.
ABSOLUTE AUCTION.
ATTENTION

Summer Home Re-ters!
Less than one third Of your annual shore
cottage rental will pay for the foundation
of a permanent all year round home. Don't
continue TO make the sams mistake every
year. Build your own seashore home at
Long Branch. Get good start. attend the
ABSOLUTE AUCTION
Saturday, August 10th. at and 7. NJ
In large electrically lighted tent on the
grounds-Rain Shine.
100 DESIRABLE RESIDENCE LOTS 100
MYRTLE TERRACE. LONG BRANCH.
short distance from r. r. Station and beach.
Only three minutes from trolley, all inn
provements are to the property. Every lot
win be sold for the high dollar. Regardless
of actual value. Buy choice scashore LOTS
AT YOUR OWN PRICE.
HOW TO REACH THE PROPERTY
From Long Branch station take Long
Broadway and Myrtle Ave. walk block north
70 the big tent on the property.
ANOTHER UNUSUAL SUMNER
HOME RENTERS OPPORTUNITY
ABSOLUTE AUCTION
saturday, August 2oth at . 30 r.. NJ
On the premises, Rain Shine, beautiful
Is room one family dwelling. with every
near kensington Ave, Long Branch. ~. j.,
In fire residential section. Admirably stu
ated plot lJox35o feet. Beautiful shrub
berry. lawns, shade trees.
HOW TO REACH THE PROPERTY:
From Long Branch station take Long
Branch and Red Bank trolley. get off at
broadway and Kensington Ave. Sale takes
place on tho property.
For further information write
Is. NJ CLEVELAND. Auctioneer,
222 Market St, Newark, -. J..
Phone eff5 Market
The New York herald., 1921-08-17
NEW YORKER BUYS
NEW ROCHELLE MANSION
Acquires Fine Politzer Place; I;
Other Country Deals.

Fish & Marvin sold to a New York
business man G. l.. Politzer's mansion
in New Rochelle overlooking Long Island
Sound. The two acres OF landscaped
grounds are conceded to be the most
beautiful in that part Of Westchester
county. The same brokers sold for Mrs.
Gertrude Talbot four lots at Bryn Mawr
Park. Yonkers, to Charles Roth for i'm
provement with residence.
Albert r. Ashforth Inc. leased for
the estate OF Henry G. Havesneyer. to
Frank II. Gunther Of Baltimore, a cot
tage at Bayberry Point, Islip, l.. l.. for
the remainder of the season.
Prince & Ripley rented for Fred Moore
his residence at i74 Siwanoy place, Pei
ham Manor. to w. G. Reyer OF Chi
cago. Ill.
Thomas a. McWhinney Realty Com
pany sold for Ella " Buxton vacant
plot on Wildacre avenue, Lawrence, L. T..
to Spencer Il. Bates OF Woodmere, who
will improve with a residence.
The New York herald., 1921-08-17
10. 1880 PM Sailed,

KINGSTON. ia. Aug 10. / 80 PM-Sailed.
str Limon, Boston.
LAGuAYRA, Aug Il, PM-Arrived. str
Maracaibo. New York via Porto Rico.
LEITH. Aug 15-Arrfved. str Buenos Aires
(Sw). San Francisco
LIMERICK, Aug l3-Arrived, str Bendoran
CBrD. Norfolk.
LISBON, Aug i4-Arrtved. str Canada (Fr)
New York via Fayal
Sailed l4th, str Prygona tBr). Norfolk.
LIVERPOOL, Aug l5-Arr4ved, str Vedic
LONDON, Aug f5-Returned. str City OF
Vernon, hence for Galveston.
Sailed 10Th, str Southwestern Miller (Br)
LYTTLEToN. Aug I2-Arrived. str East
ern Planet, New York.
MALTA, Aug s-SaiIed. str War Nizam
MANCHESTER. Aug is-sailed, str Nubian
(Br, Galveston.
M MARsEILLEs; s.Il LES, Aug ii-saiied, str Asia
MoILENDo.. Aug 14-Arrivea, str Wal
lingford. San Pedro.
MONTREAL, Aug i6-Arrlved. str Wa
Arrived i6th. strs Manchester Division
(Brl. Manchester; Falkland (Norl. Methil /:
Wathona (Dan), Copenhagen Harnodius.
New York. Sedgepool (Br), South Shields.
Sailed 18Th. strs Brighton tBD. Danish
ports; Surtureton (BrJ, Rotterdam; Cana
dian Forestcr tBr). West Indies; Brabant
NAPIER, Aug I2-saled. str Donaid Nc
Kay, New York
: .
from Genoa and New York.
NEWCASTLE. NSw, Aug I3-Sailed, str
Waiotopu (BD. from Melbourne for San
PALERMO. Aug 4-Arrived, str Carventum
GtaD. Philadelphia.
PipAEES, Aug i4-Sailed, ctr King Alex
auder tGreekl, New York.
PORT SAID, Aug lI-Sailod, str Malacca
Maru (Jap). from Calcutta for New York.
PUERTO MEXICO, Aug l3-Sailed. str
RsNDERs. Aug i3-Arriyed. str Someryby
mo JANEIRo. Aug I5-Arrived, strs Ca
Commack, Port Arthur: Pinar del Rio (Br) /.
Baltimore via Philadelphia.
ROTTERDAM. Aug ll--Arrivcd. str He
Arrived 10th, str soestdyk Dutch. BaIti-
sAGuA. Aug ls-sailed str Lake Govan.
sANTANDER. Aug l2--saalcd, str ori1aba.
New York mot az before reported.
SHANGHAI. Aug l3--Arrived. strs Aber-
iJth. West Icon. Tacoma.
SHIELDS, Aug i5-Sailed. strs Tatjsna
fNorl, Baton Rouge; Conrad Mohr cNor)
SLIGO. Aug l4-sailed. str Eastern Belle,
SOUTHAMPTON. Aug ls-Arrived. str
SsrETrIN. Aug f0-Arrived. str Coldwater,
81 JOHN. NIB. Aug Is--Arri~,d. schr Eaa
sailed 10th, str Erik II (Nor>. Boston;
scir Naldarc, do.
STOCKHOLM. Aug i0-Arrived. str Brahc-
holm (swl. baltimore.
TAMPTCo. Aug 11--arrived. strs BaNamo,
Frontara: 18th, korsfjord (Nor), Puerto
Mexico
sailed 18Th. str Matanzas, New Orleans.
TUNIS. Aug ii--ISailed. str Ecloeck, Nor
folk.
VERA CRUZ, Aug i4-.Sailed. str Lake
,saii&teo, New Orleans.
VIGo. Aug 13--Arrfvcd. str Cardlganff1ire
(Br) Galveston via Havana.
YOKOHAMA, Aug l0-Sailed. str Havana
aIaru tJap). New York.
The New York herald., 1921-08-17
CABLE REPORTS.

ANTWERP. Aug i2-Arrived. str Grelfry da
AUCKLAND. Aug 14--Arrived. str Port
Lincoln tBrl. New York.
BARBADOS. Aug t+-Arrived. ctr Cana
dian Coaster tBr1, Montreal.
BARROW. Aug fS-saiied. str Argon, New
York.
BATAvIA. Aug 14-Aridved. ctr Jason
BouLoGNE, Aug 16, 6 AM-Arrivcd, ctr
Ryndam Dutch New York via p1vrnout III
for Rotterdam land proceeded)
Cfrom London) New York Via Queenstown
BREMEN Aug ii-Arrived. strs Eastern
sailed 18TH str Sophie Riclmers (e;cr) -,
BREs,r. Aug 1o-Arrived. str West Bridge.
BRTXIIAsi, Aug fi-Arrivcd. str Kennebec
(Br). New Orleans
cADIz. Aug l5-Arrived. str Barcelona
(Spl, Now Orleans via Havana
cALI.Ao. Aug 3-Arrived, schr Fearless
Port Townsend
cHERBoURG. Aug is-Arrived. str Liv-
ingstona CBrl. Fernandina.
CIENFUEGos. Aug if-Arrivcd. SIR Pa
nuco, Tampico
COLOMBO. Aug i5-Arrivod str wes. ca
lumb. New York via Alexandria and Singa-
pore.
Sailed i3th, str Electrician (Br). New Or
CoNsT TANTrNOPLE. Aug 5--Arrived. ysrs
Tacoma, New York: Tth, Hadton. do.
CpPENHAGEN, Aug 10-Arrived. strs l.
7 Hoimbiad dam, Baltimore: ST Anthony
Boston.
Arrived isth. str Oscar II dam. New
York.
CRISTOBAI.. Aug 15-Airfved, stra Paris
nina, New Orleans Reading (Br). Cardiff
Sailed l5tl, strs Wangaratta (Br) New
port News. cryrr~en Dutch Ltnon
CURACOA, Aug i3, 10 PM-Saifcd str
Cn racaS. New York via San Juan, PR
EMDEN, Aug. i3--Arrived. str Thurlsnd
Castle (Br) Galveston.
GARSTCN, Aug i5--Sailcd, Str Conncc
Peak, New Orlcans.
GENOA. Aug 12--Arrived. str Pessa 70
ItaD. New York
GIBRALTAR. Aug i3-Saiied, str Sama-
rlnda tpuici). from Batavia, &C, for Boston
Passed lL IN, str America (ItaD. phiiadel-
phia for Nnplcs.
GooLE. Aug 15-saned. str Canadian
Sailor cBrl, Portland. Me
HALIFAX, Aug i6-Arrived. echr RusSeli
Lake. New York.
Sailed iefh. ars Roealind OBr). New York:
Sacaeun O5r), Boston.
HAMBURG, Aug i5--Arrived, str Mystic.
sailed iith. strs Walden. Jacksonville:
18th, Caroline (F'r), Sand Key.
HAVANA, Aug 12-Arrivcd, strs Salvation
Lass, Gicnfuegos 18th. Monterey Now York.
HAvRE. Aug ii-Arrived. strs Cardigan
(Brl. Galveston via Norfolk: 18th, Rc1nus.
New York i&h. Iaeopoidina CBrazl do.
West lmboden, Galveston.
HONG KONG. Aug i5--Arfived. ctr Mont
cagle tBr), Vancouver.
HULL, Aug 13-Ssalcd, str Canadian
Trader (Brl, Montreal.
sailed 18th, str Bullaren (Sw), Savannah.
Arrived i5th, str Vailavia CBr). Phliadel-
pf1sa VIA New York.
JAMAICA. Aug 18-In port, str oritanf. for
Boston ito leave 17th)-
The New York herald., 1921-08-17

navy yard. Boston; Liout. r. W Fletcher. to
Massachusetts Institute OF Technology; Com
mander y. w. Foote. granted leave OF abb
sence: Lieut.. N. Fritman. 70 y. s. s. wyo-
ming; Lieut.. w. II. Harrell, NJ. c.. 70 Y.
s. s. Mars: Lieut.. J. @. M Johnson. 10
naval hospital. Fort Lyon; Lieut.. II. Q.
Lassiter, S. c., 10 assistant 10 fleet supply
officer. Pacific fleet; Lieut., John J. Lynch.
s. c.. 10 Mare Island Lieut.. Commander II.
v. McCandl issh. to aid and flag lieutenant
on staff commander Battleship Division Z,
Pacific fleet; ut.-Commander u. II. Noble.
Medical Corps, to navy yard, Philadelphis :
Lieut. Commander Charles r. o'Lfary. TO
Veterans Bureau. washington; Lieut. Ken
dali Preston, 10 Massachusetts Institute ot
Technology: Lieut.. Frank W. Quinn, Medical
Corps, TO Naval Hospital. Boston; Comman-
der Albert c. Read. 10 air force, Atlantic
fleet: Lieut.. John A. Riley, TO ", s. s, Ar
kansas; Lieut. Charles Schonberg. 70 de-
stroyer force. Pacific fleet: Lieut. Samuel
r. Shunlaker, 70 University OF Chicago !
Lieut.. Robert r. Simon. 10 Fifth Naval Dis
trict; Lieut.. John W. Stoakiey, 20 u. s. ;.
Prometheus; Lieut.. Commander Francis a.
L. Vossler, 10 destroyer force, Pacific fleet; !;
I.ieut. Robert S. Wyman. 70 radio officer.
Battleship Division 7. Pacific fleet.
The New York herald., 1921-08-17
WORK PERMITS FOR CHILDREN.

Issuance or employment certificates TO
children who leave school 10 go to work
will be made hereafter by the Depart
ment OF Education instead Of the Board
OF Health. owing TO an amendment 10
the compulsory education law. effective
September /. DR.. Frank ]. Monaghan.
acting Health Commissioner. announced
the change OF authority yesterday, and
said that under the new law children
must show that they have a promise Of
prospective employment before working
papers will be issued
The New York herald., 1921-08-17
$500, 900 FIFTH AVENUE DEAL.

Charles y. Van Valen, Inc, negotiated
for the 693 Fifth Avenue Corporation
representing Paul Bonwit of Bonwit.
Teller & Co, a loan of 100000 on 6e3
Fifth avenue. 25x100. The present five
story dwelling is being remodeled for
business at an estimated cost OF $50, 900
with stores and showrooms. A new mar
BILE front for the first two floors and an
elevator are being installed. The build
.<g WI rent for $4,000 net. 1t odjoins
the residence of William Rockefeller at
the corner OF Fifth avenue and Fifty
fourth street. the Hotel ST. Regis Is on
the Fifty-fifth street corner. while across
the street are the Hotel Gotham and the
University Club. The present owner oh
taincd the property from Helen o. Brice
about a year ago.
The New York herald., 1921-08-17
REALTY JOTTINGs.

Snowber & Co. leased the greater part
OF the twcnty-first fioo in the Munson
Steamship Line Building to Francis r.
Garvan. George ]. Corbett and Thomas
Spellacy for use as their Law offices. and
not for or In the interest of the Chem
icat Foundation. as was reported last
week
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. announce
that Oliver II. Perry Is now with their
business properties department.
George A. Zararian and Sousie Ou-
zounian. respectively are the buyers OF
the dwellings at 234 and 23s East Twen-
ty-seventh street, sold recently.
Harold r. Cartwright is the new
owner OF the dwelling at 4i5 West 145th
nAreet, sold recently.
Szew York Title and MORTGAGE Com
pany has loaned $4,000 on the apart
Tnent building at the northeast corner
OF Sheridan avenue and 167th street.
The New York herald., 1921-08-17
AMERICAN PORTS.
tBy Tolcgraph. ]

BEbf.ISGHAM. VAST Aug i6-Sarc~ strs
West Canon, Yokohama; Admission city, San
Francisco.
BOSTON, Mass. Ang is-Arrived. strs win
ifredian tBrl, Norfolk; Lake El~nere, Jack
scnvine. sc. Shickshinuy Porvianu. Ever
.tt Lambcr.s Point; Prince Arthur (Br)
Yarmouth Ito leave PM on return City OF
Atlanta Savannah land cleared on return .
North Land, New York tugs Getty ysburg,
PHILADELPHIA. towing hargoE Clenside. for
salcm and ruckasioe and Cohansey Honey
brook. Now York. with barEes v w Il q
g Nos and T. for Saiegn. and Z. Tor Ports
mouth Waatham, towing hargca Falmouth.
Bn unstable and Whitehead, Norfolk. Minnie,
towing barges Northern No 4. Norfolk for
Augusta ard Hormt. Philadelphia for Cam
den: I,cnapc, Philadelphia, towing barges
Maratawncy and Buckrldge Oeft barge
Preston at Providenccl.
sailed 10th. vtrs Delaware, New York
GtoucesTor. baltimore. Nantucket. philadcl-
pl,ia; Newton. Hampton Roads; North Land,
Now York. bark Stewart n Slatrr tBfl. ST
Jahn MI achr Jcrc q shaw, Jacksonville .
tugs Battcboro. towing barre Raleigh, New
York Gettysburg. from lniladclphia, tow
inr barge Glenside, for Salon tand returned
ard ieft FOR Portsmouth for barre Maple
nm AT Gloucester for barge Salon and at
Dutch Island for barrc Prcatou) Scponsei
for Portsmouth Ito return with barge Wac
carnasyj GEORGES Creek. Portsmouth ito re-
turn with barga3 Nos 20 and Riverside. to
leave Riverside here and pick up No p and
proceed 20 Norfolk Lenapc, Fhiladeipfhs,
The New York herald., 1921-08-17
AMERICAN PORTS.
fBy Mail I.

FALL RIVER. Mass, Aug i5--Ssilcd. tue
Eureka. towing bargcs Chatham ard Moun'
Hone, Sewahs Point Cfor ordsrr)
HONOLULU. Aug 6--Sailed, strS Nanktng
from san Francisco for Hong Kong via
ports Hyades. san Francisco Sunoma. from
San Francisco FOR sydney NSW, via way
ports sun. Western knight Norfolk.
NORFOLK, Va, Aug ii-Arrived, s,r Dun
ham wheeler Boston.
gEAT-rI.E. Wash. Aug ARRIVED. str Kal.
fuku Maru dap. Singapore. &C.
SAN PEDRO, Cal, Aug 5-Arrived, bark
Anne Comyn. Everett.
ST THOMAS, July 2s-Arrvcd, sSra Dom
,rac CBr), Hayti (and eallcd for Azorcsl
Cornack Tort Arthur Gard called for Ro
JaneiroD 2ath, w NJ Tupper. New York tand
sailed for - Croix).
The New York herald., 1921-08-17
BRONX TRANSACTIONS.

Louis AItschul sold to Joseph J. Lese
the four story apartment house at the
southwest corner OF West Farms road
and Longfellow avenue on a plot 146x
146. The house is arranged for six
families on a floor and was held at
$50. .oOo Jacob & Emil Leitner were the
brokers.
Walter +. Brown sold for Helen Bell.
Hannah Bell and Kate j. Henry the
property on the west side OF Third ave-
nue., 245 feet north OF East 166th street
known as s409 Third avenue. consisting
of a three story store and dwelling, 25x
1877. which has been in the Bell family
for more than twenty-five years.
James Brownshield sold through Bit
terman & Hecht. attorneys. 1853 Seddon
street, a three family house, 25x10o, to
Abraham Paster
The New York herald., 1921-08-17
BRONX TRANSFERS.

FIyman Friedman sold TO David Par
ish 232s Webster avenue. five story
apartment. 3ax103,
Dora Barta sold TO Anna Siemon 36S
East leSth street. two and a half
story dwelling. 19.f1xS6. tox irregular.
Eswin f. Maxwell sold TO Augusta
Moeller $50 Fairmont place. a two story
dwelling. 25x100.
Tony Frederick sold to Angelo Sanese
Che property. 1o0x24.3x irregular. at
21OS Jerome avenue.
The New York herald., 1921-08-17
Forced to Sell
MY HOME

Changes in my business place force
me TO sell this week. at a fraction of
Its real value, my beautiful twelve
room home and garage. Complete IN
every detail. on plot 215x13s r. (cor-
ner); wonderfully situated at Noun
tain Lakes. This house Is unusual in
many respects and has every modern
convenience. It Is IN real country. near
city and overlooks large Mountains
and lakes. yet within convenient com
muting distance OF New York city.
express service See this and compare
II with any houses anywhere. Price
si6 600: terms II desired: $40 ,OOo can
remain on first mortgage. CURTIS
SMITH, Mountain Lakes, n. ], Tele-
phone Boonton f2S.
The New York herald., 1921-08-17
ockn way Homes.
LEASES ~ LONG ISLAND CITY.

Roman Callman Company leased for a
torn OF years for Tifin Products. Inc.
the fourth floor, containing $4,000 square
feet, in its modern factory building on
Jackson avenue near the Bridge Plaza,
Long Island City. to J. $. Becker & Co..
manufacturers OF ladies' dresses. who
will occupy this space in addition 70
their new location in the Garment Centre
Building In Manhattan. The same
brokers also leased from plans for the
Long Island Loft Corporation for long
term to A. II. Means and ~. a. Mac
Adam, Buffalo, n. ", manufacturers Of
women's shoes. the third floor OF the re-
enforced concrete factory building. 243x
GO. at the southeast corner of Van Alst
and Payntar avenues, Long Island City.
The New York herald., 1921-08-17
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The master OF the str Columbia reported
hy telegraph TO the Pacific Mail Steamship
Co that on Aug 2. 1921. he obtained sound
ings Of ls TO 20 feet at a point 700 wards
i07 deg 80 min from Carbon Head sht-
house. in Cornto Harbor, Nicaragua. III ap-
proyimately lat 12 81 ~ y. lon 81 II Is w.
whore the chart shows depth OF 81 feet.
The eecond officer of the str Justin (Br)
reports that on July Is, 1927. Baixo Shoal
gas buoy, off Maceio. Brazil. showing a
flashing red light, was missing; also that
when the Justin left Maceio on the above
date the only buoy In existence within the
harbor limits was an unliyhtcd red conical
buoy. moored 4J0 yards 200 deg from the
centre Of Taiyo Reef. In approaching Maceio
from tie norfhgard by day care should be
exercised not "a mistake the above red nun
buoy for Baixo Shoal gas buoy.
The master OF the str Dellsle reports that
July II. 1921. his vessel. drawing 90 feet
forward, went aground 0.s mile 33s deg
from the lighted beacon marking the edge
Of Northwest Reef westward of Laeao
Island. Denmark. In approximately LAT
- is n. Ion 10 IS "a f. Soundings taken
Immediately after grounding gave only 3
fathoms Of water where the chart indicates
not less than fathoms and up 20 is
fathoms.
The New York herald., 1921-08-17
FOREIGN PORTS.
IBY NALL

BERMUDA. Aug 6-Arrived. Schr General
Pau (Br) Halifax. Ms. Eh, strs Chignecto
(Brl do tand sailed 10th for West IDdi.s) I;
9th Tcyiot tBrl. London land remained
i2th) 10fh. Carlton, Genoa. &c. for New
York tand sailed ll-h); iith. Chaudiere
tBr1 West indies land sailed 18th for 81
John. NIB.
Sailed 10th. str Bjornstjerne Bjornson
lNnrl TAMPA.
The New York herald., 1921-08-17
ESTATES APPRAISED.

MARTIN GoLDsTICKER august -. 1aiD
Leaving an estate OF Sl1t,ics. Wife,
Martha, was bequcathpd the whole estate.
hut al the will was made before tile birth
OF two children, still minors. she receives
only one-third, the children dividing the
residue, 80.
CARRIE IRANKENTIrAL august 81, fnial
leaving an estate Of Si2T5l2. Niece. Elsie
N. Tippman, Frankfort -on-Main Germany,
receiyes x2a 900. Nieccs and nephcws,
Charles Dittman, 80 West Seventy second
street; George w. Carter, is East Eighty
seventh street: Bella Moses, l West Seven
Hotel Nethcriand each receives 1884.
The New York herald., 1921-08-17
oUEENsBoRoUGH MARKET.

to l.. Van Ness two story dwelling.
street. Arlcigh.
Herman Frankfort resold for Benz
jamin Fox 10 r. Naughton large plot
with buildings at the southwest corner
OF Grand View and Lockwood avenues.
Far Rockaway
Recent buyers Of cooperative apart
ments at Jackson Heights include Miss
Bertha a. Olson. Robert g. Bull and
Raymond $. steele.
To Build Eight Rocknwny Homes.
Lewis r. May Company sold for Sadie
Rcidcr a plot on the west side OF Beach
Thirty-flfth street. Edgemere. +. l., to a
client for the erection Of eight summer
homes.
The New York herald., 1921-08-17

IReported to the Hydrographic office1
Aug H. lat 3s %. lon 6s IA. a derelict
schooner about $50 feet long, bottom up.
Aug 1S. about II miles Sc OF Hog Island
Va n buoy, PARTED black, with white cage
showing about 80 feet out of water.
Aug 49, the British str Fernyarth capsized
and ssnk about ia milo sosrth of Havassa
Island. WI. and Is a danger 10 navigation.
crew saved.
July Il. lat * 80, Ion 35 70. spar about
70 feet long and feet in diameter, and lat
45 81, Ion 80 80. a life ring.
Aug q lat i6 -. Ion 46 p, a large ice
berg, aboist so feet thigh. and several small
pieces OF field ice.
The New York herald., 1921-08-17
IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
"a Vesey STREET.
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Ridge ST. 1874. s, i75 n Stanton st. !
story store, tenement, 2 MOO. Johanna s
Oeters as exrx VS. Joseph burger et al; John
NJ Rrck. atty; amount due, s37. TAI. a. taxcs
tc. 1881 30; 10 TIC plaintiff Sor $4,000.