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The New York herald., 1921-05-28
BRONX MARKET REPORTS.

Samuel Rubin purchased from the
Norris estate the northwest corner of
Webster avenue and 167th street a plot
of twelve lots. Mr.. Rubin plans to i'm
prove part of the site with offices and
stores and also a vaudeville and NOV
ing picture theatre. The property was
owned by the Norris family for seven
ty-five years. Mr.. Rubin was repre-
sented by Philip D. Shapiro, attorney.
Max NJ Natanson and Benjamin Be-
henson purchased the vacant plot, 46x
100. at the northeast corner of Webster
avenue and Claremont Parkway. The
property is excavated and ready to be
Immediately improved.
Armstrong Brothers sold 274 East
194th street, southwest corner of Balm
bridge avenue, a five and a half story
new law apartment house arranged for
twenty families for the Kleban Corpora
tion to an investor The property was
held at $4,000 and has a rent roll Of
$40, 600
Max n Natanson and Benjamin Be-
nensen purchased Col Beech terrace, a
three story dwelling 70x1O0. The prop
erty was held at $4,000 Byrne & Bow
man were the brokers.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28
SALE OF 1881 LOTS MAY
MEAN NEW LONG BEACH

For the first time in the history or
Long Beach since the DEVELOPMENT of
that famous seashore suburb in 1907 lots
In and closely adjacent to the very best
residential sections. the Boardwalk and
the boulevards close to the ocean 'front.'
age are to be sold free of practically all
the ultra-conservative restrictions i'm
posed by the original developers.
The removal of these restrictions re-
suited recently from the foreclosure of
mortgage on the .03l lots and 30 bun
Galows formerly belonging to the Es-
tates of Long Beach, which are to be
sold to-day at 2:30 T. NJ. on the prem
ises, rain or shine. under a mammoth
tent in Park street. near the railroad
station, at absolute public auction by
Joseph p. Day. auctioneer. to the high
est bidders.
This sale" yesterday said Mr.. Day.
gives the general public wonderful
and unique opportunity to buy lots and
to build n bungalow. residence. a
boarding house or hotel In the very
best sections Of Long Beach. where
heretofore 1t has only been possible to
build costly and highly restricted dwell
ings similar to those already erected.
THE lots to be sold comprise some Of
the best along .hc concrete Boardwalk.
along the boulevards that have helped
to make Long Beach famous, and in the
immediate vicinity of the Yacht Club
and the new vehlcuIar and pedestrian
bridge now being erected over Long
Beach Channel. It is my firm belief
that Long Beach under the new condi-
tions is destined to become one Of the
greatest ocenn beach and ocean front
resorts III the world
The New York herald., 1921-05-28
Bound East.
CLEARED.

iFrom u. S. Naval Communication Service ]
6tr sarcoxie, Fels, Liverpool and Cork
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co.
Str Celtic tBr), Howarth. Liverpool-White
Star Line
str Seminole tBr. Hudson. monmouth
" M Smith
Anreerp-Elerrnan Wilson Line.
Str Clarksburg. Smith. Hamburg-United
American Lines. Inc.
str Bensaem. Hansen. Hamburg-Barber
Steamship Lines.
str Il j Luckenbach, Mclean, Rotterdam
Luckonbach Steamship Co.
str Dungcness (Br), Mcleod, Rotterdam
via Noffolk-J r Whitney & Co.
Str Ryndam Dutch. Krol, Rotterdam via
Plymouth and Boulogne-Holland-A America
Str Eastern Sea- Loveland, Rotterdam and
Antwerp via Baltimore-Black Diamond
str La Lorraine Orr, Coutoron. Havre--
Compaenie Generate Transatlantique.
str Ontario CrrJ Delacombe, Bordeaux, 81
Str Argentina utaD. cherubini. cadlz and
Trieste--Pheps Bros & Co.
Str Giuseppe Verdi 1taD. Romano, Naples
and Genoa--McDonnell q Truda.
Ctr Presidente WiIson utaD. Ear, Naples,
Patras, &c--Phelps Bros Co.
Str Regina dItalia utaD, Greco. Naples,
constantinope. &c-F'urness. Witty Co.
str HIbcrnia (sw),. Thore. piraeus, sn-
lonica, 6c--Moore 4 Mccormack co.
Str Jean stern tFr), Jouan, Tangler. Ceuta,
Gc-lThree star Line.
Str Armagh tBrl. Vint. Auckland. yelling
ton. sc, via Panama canal-Norton, Lily
& Co.
Str Lepanto lIir,. Branton. Lyttlcton.
Dunedin, sc, via Newport News and Panama
Canal-Norton, LILY Go.
str Dorothy. Higgins. Puerto Plata, San
chez. &c--Bull-Insular Line.
str Allanca. stone, cristobal. Puerto CO.
Jombla and Cartagena--Panaina Railroad
Steamship Islue.
STR Clare. Risk. san Juan, Ponce. May
aguez, &c--Bul-insular Line.
Str Paloma tCubsnl. Baker. Puerto Padre.
Gibara and Nita--Munson Steamship Line.
Str pastores, Glenn, Havana, CristoDal and
Port Limon-United Fruit Co.
Str Korona tBr). Doyle, ST Thomas, 81
croix, Sc--Furness, Witty 60.
Str Jos Cuneo tNor) Jacobsen, Gbara,
Cuba--Atlantlc Fruit Co,
Str Cnoka tBr1, Abrethsen. Newport
News-StandArd on Go.
Motor ship Narragansett (Br Gray, Lon
don-N VI smith.
Motor barge Daniel VI Munro tBrl, Nc
Donald, Spencers Island, Ns-J r. whitney
& co.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28
OPERATOR TAKES OVER
APARTMENT ON HEIGHTS
Other Multfamily House
Transactions Closed.

Joseph Shenk purchased from the
Rockfall Realty Company. Charles
Zimmerman president, the six story
apartment house at the southeast cor
ner OF ST. Nicholas avenue and 1921
street. II has a frontage Of 500 feet
on the avenue and 122 feet on the street.
The property shows an annual rental
OF seo,ooo and was held at $325. 900. Max
Rosenthal was the broker
Benenson Realty Company bought
from client or Samuel Wacht. Jr..
attorney the five story apartment
house at the northwest corner OF Ver-
milyea avenue and 207th street. 100x100.
The structure rents for about $4,000
per annum and was held at 5000, 900
Feist a Weidhaas and Crosby e
Blemly sold the four story flat and
stores. 20xs0, at the southeast corner OF
Forty-third street and Tenth avenue.
Samuel Brener has purchased the
three five story flats. 60xloo, at 1913 10
The New York herald., 1921-05-28
FOREIGN PORTS.
IBy Mail.I

CHATHAM, NIB. May 2s-Arrived. schr
Nellie r Walters tBrp. Barbados via Halifax
HALIFAX, May 25--Arrived, strs Nina
Brea (Br). Quebec: coban tBrp. sydney.
HAVANA, May 19-Afrlved. schr chau-
tauqua tI5rl. Gulfport; 20th. str MddIebury
(Br). Cartagena.
Sailed goth. strs Great Falls. Vita; AL
fonso XII tsp,. Bilbao Lamentin thro
Vera Cruz.
LUNENBuRG, Ms. May 2a-Arrived. schrs
Maclean (Brl, Yarmouth; Mildred Adams
(Br), Turks Island. ~
MONTREAL. May 25--Arrived, str valacia
tBrp, London and Portsmouth, h.
QUEBEC, May 23-Pass2d in Crosse Isl
and, strs Benz Brewster. Tampico for Mon
treal; Oceano GtaD. Palermo for do.
Passed in Cape Magdalsn 25th, str Boiling
broke (Brl. Avonmouth for Montreal
Passed In Point Tupper c5th. str lrnpe-
royal tBr). st Johns for Montreal
ST JOHN. NIB. May 25-Arriyed, schr Ono
nette tBr). New York.
SYDNEY. CB. May 24--Arrved. strs Brig.
hogan (Fr), Havre for Montreal; Moore
(Dutch) Rotterdam for do: Ramore Head
(Br), Montreal for Cork; Manchester Cor
poration (Br), Manchester for Montreal
Sheba lBr), Quebec.
Sailed 22d. strs Hindustan (Br). Hull; Esd
Canadian Signa1er tBr). Quebec; 24th Wa
bana (Br), Montreal Tamaqua (Br). from
Montreal for Hull.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28

Cleared 27th. strs city OF Agra tT3r). Alex
andria. &c: vellavla tBr). Hamburg via
London; Halo. Port Lobos; Casiletown. New
Sailed 27th. battleship Minnesota. Norway
via Hampton Roads. strs Lexington (Rr),
Liverpool via GLASGOW = New York CDutch)
Rotterdam: Rovaer tNor), st John. nh.
Belvernon (Nor). Norfolk; Toledo Bridge
Trelesborg via New York.
Passed down Marcus Hook 2Tth, IO.15 AM
tug International towing barges Moselein,
for East Cambridge. Yardley. for Portland.
and Belmont, for Bangor; :t5 PM, str Lewis
Luekenbach. Philadelphia for New York.
Passed out Delaware Breakwater 26th,
s:4J AN, str Sagua, Philadelphia for Santa
Marta.
Passed out 27th. strs Giulia utap. phila-
delphia for Gibraltar; 1850 AN. Guanta-
namo, do for New York: 2:20 PM, w Van
Dyke. do for Sabine.
Sailed 27th. 80 PM. tug Arapahoe sea-
ward
In harbor a7th, 1920 AN. tug Columbia
(of New York; Wind n, miles; Hight fog /;
PORTLAND. Nc. May 2e-Arrived. tug
Carlisle, Philadelphia. towing barges Spring,
Monitor and Indian Ridge Cand proceeded
9th with last two for BangorJ.
Sailed 25th, schrs Erwin J Luce. from
stoninston for Boston; Charlie & Willie.
Thomaston for do.
PLYMOUTH. Mass, May 2G--Arrived, barge
Suffolk. Philadelphia.
pROvINCETOWN. Mass. May 26--Arrived,
tug Gettysburg. Philadelphia, towing barges
Glendower for Gardlner. Pennypack. for Au-
ROCKPOTT, May 2j-Arrived, bnrre Bill
Hughes. Boston Ito load for New York;.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL May 2G--Arrived,
strs Spectator CBr). Liverpool; Mobile city,
New York, &c;. Algonquin. Shanghai.
Sailed 26th, strs Aftigas, Philadelphia,
New York and Boston; Texan. New York and
Boston. Hayo Maru Japl, Valparaiso:
waiotapu (Rr). Sydney, Nsw Nile tBr)
Singapore: Ensley City. London.
SEATTLE, Wash. May 27-Arriyed. str
West Jessup. Kobe.
SAN JUAN. PR. May 81. 8 AM-Arrived,
str Philadelphia. New York for Laguayra,
&C.
r Warinr, Baton Rouge
Sailed 21th. strs Essex. Jacksonville: City
of Columbus Boston.
SALEM. Mass, May 26-Arrived, barge l.
g. w u 6 & No @, New York.
TACOMA Wash, May 2T-Arrived str
Arabia Maru tJap). Yokohama.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass. May 27-Ar-
rived, schr Holmes A Frank tBrl, Halifax
for City Island.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28
REALTY JoTTINGs.

Cora c. Murray is the buyer OF tns
dwelling AZ 144 West Seventeen street.
sold recently
Mandel l. Weisman is the buyer Of
212 Bowery; Arthur A. Gallantine paid
$4,000 for the dwelling 1873 East Sixty
fifth street; John j. Collins bought 241
West 127th street and the Bertley Hold
ing Corporation bought lat Bleecker
street all reported sold recently
James H. Casale. architect, is pre-
pairing plans for an extensive alteration
to 21 Sutton place, recently purchased by
lie Roy Scott. the well known author.
The Upited Real Estate Owners Assoc
citation. ESQ Broadway, will send on re-
quest 10 every real estate owner syn
opsis Of tine 1921 amended rent laws
with sample lease for yearly and
longer tenancies. and also a notice for
monthly tenancies.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Realty Associates sold TO X. podel a
vacant plot at the southwest corner OF
Fulton street and Van Wyck avenue.
f20xS0x irregular. for Improvement with
n business building. The broker was -.
II. Baylis.
The group OF warehouse buildings
fronting on Coney Island creek at Nep-
tune avenue. West Twegty-third street
and Warehouse avenue, Coney Island.
were sold at auction 10 James a. Walsh
for s1o1 900. who will use Il in connection
with his warehouse business.
The Reformed Protestant Dutch
Church Of FIatbush sas asked court per-
mission to sell to the Second Reformed
Protestant Dutch Church the property at
church and Bedford avenues and Mar
tense street. occupied by the latter un-
der lease and by courtesy since 1875 and
on which IL built n church and parson-
age many years ago.
Kilcoyne Brothers sold for ]. Clark
the dwelling at 1889 Fifty-fourth street
to III. weisert, and n lot, 2oxioo, at the
northwest corner OF Fifty-seventh street
and Twelfth avenue TO Mr.. Paladino.
o. II. Alnrd sold the two family house
on tho east side of East Eighth street,
100 feet north OF Avenue G, for the
Kingsboro Land Corporation.
Henry Pierson & Co, Inc, sold lo2
St Marks avenue. a three story dwell
ing, for Theodore Iutkins
William r.. Harmon & Co, Inc. sold
lots and plots in the Thirty-second
ward to the followlng +. saitto. A.
Crisciilo. Ralph Cuazzo. *. A. Lagrutta.
d. Germano, A. La Cava and Onofrio
La Cava. Benedict Macro. Andrea Cas-
tella. Samuel porgoia. Elizabeth Rea.
c. spafa. Michael Pisapia. NJ NJ. Tad
doll. John Scorsone. Laura Baretta,
+. M. Silvcrman. Wolf Sllverman. joe
seph La Cava, Thomas Connuso. >.
Sabellco. NJ r.. Roth, Peter Carlos and
A, W. Coraa.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Oskaloosa. Mobile May 90 for Ant
werp, was reported yesterday by wireless as
of Jacksonville. The ships main feed and
circulating pumps were out of commission
and she was short OF fresh water. Ships
in her vicinity have been asked by broadcast
radio to render assistance.
BOSTON, May 2T-Ths agents here of str
West Jeffrey have received cable from
their Buenos Aires agent stating that the
Argentine Government has promised TO pro-
tect free labor; work was to be resumed
morning OF 24th: will require four days to
complete loading: has loaded 1000 tons and
2,a00 tons more to be reloaded, SOME for
New York.
Str Pocahontas. New York for Naples and
Newport. RI, with engine trouble. arrived at
this port at $50 this morning. Further re-
pairs will be made and she rs expected 10
leave here Sunday evening.
Frank Brainard at Philadefphia and will
use her In the general coastlng trade, carry
ing stone and lumber from Maine TO New
York. returning with coal TO kittery.
GALVESTON, May 23-Strs Hamburg
Maru tJap) and Panama Maru tJap) were
In collision here to-day. some of the plates
damaged
LONDON. May 27-str Eastern Leader,
while unlocking at Limerick. collided with
the pier head; damage unknown.
NEW ORLEANS. May 22-rshlpping Board
str Tampa. which was previously reported
being beached account or collision with
str Brenta ItaD was fitted with collision
mat yesterday, refloated and shifted to Mar
ket street dock where repairs will be made
PHILADELPHIA. May 27--Str Dannedaike,
while lying al Cramps dry dock for repairs,
sank last night. cause unknown.
PORTLAND, May o6-Schr Margaret
Thomas was placed on the railway at South
Portland yesterday for general overhauling,
after which she will proceed to Norfolk TO
load coal
Schrs Horace stone and Jessie q Noyes
have finished dschargins and VIII leave for
Norfolk first chance.
WILMINGTON, NC. May 23-schr Nsse-
quogue was sold at auction to-day to r r
Stone of the Stone Towing Co for $40 $50
the 1000 tons Of pyrites was sold to Mr.
stone for $1,273.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28
oUEENs-RucHMoND DEALS.

Rickert- Brown Realty Company sold
to william G. Freeman. the adver-
Using writer. two story brick
and stucco dwelling on Seventh avenue,
between Jamaica and Grand avenues in
Norwood Gardens. Queens. for $4,000.
The house contains eight rooms and two
baths and the~e is two car garage. Mr..
Freeman has been residing in an apart
ment on Riverside Drive.
Roman-Cailman Company leased for
the Atlantic Maoaroni Company for =
long term Of years to y. Rybakoff. man
ufacturer OF office and store fixtures,
the sixth floor OF the new building on
Vernon avenue and Fourteenth street.
Long Island CITY. Queens.
Lewis III. May Company sold for
The New York herald., 1921-05-28
Dangers to Navigation.

IReported to the Photographic Office.l
Mr. d Sears OF Boston reports that the
buoy shown on II o chart 084. In lat IL 0S 80
~ Ion II As w. does not exist.
May %. about II miles east (true) from
Nantucket Shoal lightshp, the abandoned
fishing boat John Finnan Haddie, with sails
set
May 10, lat 40 ~. lon 81 II. derelict
about 80 feet long and 80 feet wide.
May 9. lat 4S 06. Ion "a 05. a piece OF
wood about 6 feet thick, apparently a mast.
May IL, lat 40 10 n, lon II w, black
drifting mine, with red top.
May Z. lat IL n. Ion 70 80 w. large
tree trunk about 90 feet long. with one end
projecting out of water and, resembling a
sail, visible about miles.
lee patrol cutter Yamacraw reported ice
bergs May % In the following positions
Rat 43 10, Ion 80 08; lat 43 06. Ion 40 4s I;
lat 43 03. lon so 14; lat ~ 30, Ion 80 %;
lat AZ 55. lon 40 As: lat AZ 53. lon 80 Al !;
lat AZ 81, Ion 40 53. and lat ~ 2s, Ion 80 TO-.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28

Maple CBr). Newport News: 23d. Strath-
lillian (Brj. Hampton Roads; Manchester
Mariner Cf,r). Philadelphia.
SYRACUSE, May 19-Arrived. str Angiolo
Bondi GtaD, Galveston.
TAMPICO, May 94-Saiied. str Albert IL
Watts. Cicufuegos.
Arrived 2isi str Lake Govan. Galveston.
TORREVIEJA, May 23-Arrived. str Cana
dian Explorer lBrl Saionica.
VANCOUVER, DC, May 27-Arrived, str
Natal CDanl. Peru.
VICTORIA, Be. May 27-Arrived. str Pro
tesilaus t8r). Yokohama for Seattle.
YOKOHAMA. May 2i-Arrived, str Colom-
bia, San Francisco
The New York herald., 1921-05-28
SAILED.

Strs Oneka fBrD. Newport News Stanley.
Jamaica Bay. StavanRerfiord tNorl. Ber.
gen. Greclana tprl. London and Leith: Yor,
castle CBr), Cape Town: Efholm tNor)
Santiago Sereoxie Liverpool and Cork;
Dorothy. Sanchez, &C; Jean stern tFel. Tan.
rlcr and Naples buehdes Ctr), Callao
Ispstern Sea, Rotterdam via Baltimore: Dun
reness (5rl Rotterdam via Norfolk; Pa
Iona tCuban) Gibara and Vita.
str sherman, Antofagaata and Valparaiso.
SIR James McGee, Lobos.
echrs Estelie Krieser, Hampton Roads
Alaska, -. Anthony u Nichols ---.
Sailed 18th. stis Thomas " Wheeler, Texas
3 city, Cayo Mambi. Kingston.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
The New York herald., 1921-05-28

! treduced to sea leveD at New York on Fri.
day, May 27. 1921. at AN. as reported
| by the United Safes Weather Bureau. was
thirty and eight htndredths Coos inches
This closeiy approximates seven hundred and
sixty-four (705) m!limcters. Captains OF all
vessels now lying in or near the ports Of
| New York and Brooklyn can advantageousy
use the above official data for observing
whether their own barometers require any
| considerable correction adjustment.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28
$1,000, 900 THEATRE LEASE.
Am usement Company Rents Negro
show House for FL Years.

Thomas ], O'Reilly has leased from
plans for John ]. Finnerty to the S.
W. s. Amusement Company. J. Fred
Stube president. the new moving pic
ture theatre on the corner of 142d street
and Lenox avenue. for twenty-one years
at a gross rental of 81 1000. 900. Mr..
O'Reilly sold this property to Mr.. Fin
nerty last week and procured for him
building and permanent loan from the
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank. from
whom the property was purchased. The
theatre will accommodate 5000 persons
and will be used exclusively by negroes.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28

Emma L. Marx property on the west side
OF Beach Thirty-fifth street. Edgemere,
Queens, to Maxwell Ochs. who will i'm
prove with eight houses for investment.
Moffatt & Schwab resold for Carl r.
Grieshaber to f. NJ. Hummel a vacant
plot on Belmont place, New Brighton,
Staten Island, recently purchased by the
seller from the Brighton Heights Re-
formed Church
The New York herald., 1921-05-28
AMERICAN PORTS.
tBy siaii.1

BEAUMONT, Tex. May 23-Arrived. str
Lake Florian, Orange tto load for West
Indies).
BEVERLY Mass May 2s-Arrived. barge
Sharon, Boston.
KILKENNY. Ga. May 23-sailed. schr
PoETsMOuTH, MI, May 26-Arrived,
barge past, Philadelphia.
SABINE. Tex. MAY 2s-sailcd, str Canadian
Voyager tBr). Vancouver.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28

19 West 1osth street from Thomas J.
Mclaughlin and Joseph Borden Realty
Corporation. The houses were held at
$4,000. Joseph SAKE was the broker.
Oscar d. & Herbert " Dixie sold for
Harris Godstein ls East 106th street, a.
five story double flat. 25x100.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28
SHIPPING NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PACED

New York. 10 expected dock at pier %.
Brooklyn, Sunday forenoon
Str Albania tBr) Glasgow for New York.
is expected to dock at pier 81, North River,
late Saturday afternoon.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28
Naval Orders
Special Despatch 70 THE Nrw York TiT--s
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington. ~. g.. May 2.,


Those naval orders have been made public
Lieut.. Com. w. 4. Ainsworth, 70 Z. s. s.
birmingham ms executive officer; Com.
mander Burrei g. Allen, 20 u. s. s
Arizona ~ executive officer, Lieut.. 3. ~
Irewer 30 ". $. <. New Mexico. Lieut.. y
". Burse. to command u. 8. s. Potomac
Lieut.. NJ ]. Damon, TO 4. s. 3, prometheus
Lieut.. ~. w. Dobio, 70 ", =. s California
Lieut. Commander g. y. Edgar 20 destroyer
force, atiantc fleet; Commander " "
lshiund. to command u. s s. sinclair; Lieut..
Commander NJ II. Tarwell, Supply Corps, 10
Senior Member OF Board ~ Survey, Appraisal
eud sale, Navy Yard, washineton Lieut.
Commander Raymond u. Frellson, 10 com.
pand u. =. s. Anthony; Capt. 8. Cannon, u
Naval Operations. waehingtoni Lieut.. J. NJ
Iiaines, TO command Y. $. s. K-i: Rear
Admiral !. A. Hoopewcrff, to commandan'
Thirteenth Naval District; Lieut.. -Comran-
der c. VI. Jones to duty bureau Engineering,
Washington: Capt. E =. Iellogg, to com
mand IT. $. s. idaho: Capt. George w Laws
to Naval Operations. Washington; Lieut. =.
K. Iiebenow. to poet graduate course IN
Engineering Naval Academy; Lieut.. Com
'nander u. Cares, ~ " s. 8. Huron; Lieut..
Z. ~ Aivis and fiein r. s. wyiy, home
and wait orders. Commander r. r. rcibert
10 command 4. $. 8. Caesar.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE.
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE, Mt. May 27--Barometer at
noon, $50 inches wind, SW light breeze I;
weather. dense fog; temperature, i3 deg
Fahr.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28
IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
ia Vesey Strect.)

Montgomery pl.. 1. g 8. 22J.o West Farms
rd, 25x100: Albert Memlock. agt Julia
Agnes Clements ct al Samuel Bltterman.
atty; amt due x5 .5o9s2 taxes, &c, S2,-
0'2.53 to the plaintiff for SS,375.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28
Eight story office BIde. for B'way
In the Dwelling Market.

Eugene l.. Larkin sold for T.. NJ. Tien-
ney the eight room dwelling at 25 Van
Corlear place, Marble Hill. on a plot
3s.4x10o. to purchaser who viii oc-
cupy it.
Foot Martin, Inc. sold the three story
dwelling at 40 East Ninety-irst street,
21x100.
Maurice Wertheim sold for Edward
p. Mcdonald, Sadie G. Shea and Agnes
G. Haywood the four story dwelling at
f26 East Forty-fourth street. 16.4xs3,
east of Lexington avenue. The pur-
chaser is a speculator.
Alfred T.. Coburn sold for Mrs Eliza
beth Howe "a West Seventy-ffth street.
q four story dwelling. 20x102.2
Frederic n. Allen OF Frederick Zittel
& Sons resold for 7. Liebowitz 1928 West
10Sth street. a five story dwelling, COX
100, to client of F. & G. Pflom for oc-
cupancy. This is the third sale of this
house within the last month, two of the
sales having been made by Frederick
Zittel & Sons.
Benenson Realty Company purchased
from a client of l.. j. Phillips & Co. the
two dwellings, at the northwest corner
Of Seventh avenue and 126th street.
336x100 The buyers will install stores
along the Seventh avenue front. Denis
j. Dwyer was the owner OF record.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Strs Astmahco III. Boston for Steinway.
with mahogany vessel to II II Williams.
Str North Land, Boston for New York.
Str Norwalk, Boston for New York.
Schr John r Ericsson, Gloucester for New
York.
Tugs Mercury, with ) parges (at AND
Jessie Y Forsyth. with and disabled tug
lat 1876 AND Toiler, with 3 cat IL 80
PM): Suamico, With cat PM.
Bound East.
Schr Laura L Gamage. New York for
Block Island.
Schr Isaac Sherwood. New York for Oyster
Bay.
schr Flora M (Bp. Perth Amboy for
Wolfville, Ms.
Schr Marguerite. Perth Amboy for Ma
chias. Me.
schr Charles II 1Slinck. Perth Amboy for
Portland. Me.
sehr Rebecca G whildin. Perth Amboy for
Calais, Me.
.schr William Booth. Perth Amboy for
Ninalhaven.
Tugs Bulley. with o barges (at 4 ;f5 AND
Triton, with 3 cat f.35 PM); Frederick j
kellers, with 8 tat Pm 28th).
The New York herald., 1921-05-28
HEIR SELLS REALTY.
OPPOSITE LIBRARY
DispOses of Building Occupy
ing Site of Old Banks Home
at IA West 40th Street.

The six story store and Office building
at IA West Fortieth street, opposite the
Public Library, has been sold for one of
the heirs OF the estate of Charles Banks
by Frederick Fox & Co. The property
was held at $4,000 and is said TO have
been sold ON an all cash basis. IL occu-
pies lot. 25x100, and was erected on
the site of the residence Of Charles
Banks about ten years ago Frederick
Fox & Co., the brokers, occupied the
second floor Of the building prior To
their recent removal TO their own build
ing at the southeast corner of Madison
avenue and Forty-first street.
Eight story office Bldg. for B'way
Plans were filed for an eight sto--y
office and store building at 20s9 Broad
way, 32.11x68. The owner is the Christ
Church Corporation. The architects are
o. r. Palham The cost is estimated al
S140 900.