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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Barge Hatteras, at Norfolk has cargo OF
phosphate damaged slightly by water
Merritt & Chapman Derrick and wrecking
Co is working on canalboat Ashley,
sunk at pier 8, East River. yesterday; vessel
Is loaded with barreled cement.
BARBADOS. Aug 24-Str Denis (Br). from
New York for Ceara. &c. while coming to an
anchor here. grounded forward; floated
later.
cHERBoURG. Aug 24-str Berengaria
(Br), from Southampton, sailed from this
port for New York this evening With only T,lS
other propeller was put out of commission
through an accident on the eastbound voyage.
Str President Roosevelt, Bremen for New
York. in radio dispatch this evening says
she has met with terrific storm and that
her arrival at this port will be delayed for
several hours.
HAvRE. Aug 2Esix ships left this port
to-day for Dunkirk and Antwerp with only
half their cargoes unloaded. due to- the
strike of stevedores. The strikers seem to
plete tieup OF the port. The street cars also
are idle.
Str Dryden sailed to-day with only half
her cargo. Vessels en- route to this port are
being diverted by radio TO other ports
HALIFAX, Ms. Aug 22-while navigating
through dense fog off Cape Sable. str Ben
nington. New York and Boston for Chicago.
grounded on Seal Island Sunday; refloateu
unassisted at high tide and arrived here
under her own steam; extent Of damage un-
known: ship leaking and diver. viii be sent
NORFOLK, Va. Aug 24-Fishing str
Stephen w McKeever. Jr. arrived at this
port with her rudder damaged.
PHILADELPHIA Pa. Aug 24-Str Lewis
Luckeubach which passed up Marcus Hook
at II 80 AM to-day was in collision with
str Southeastern Miller (Br) the Lucken-
bach has hole In etarboard side aft: the
Miller has hole in port bow. stem twisted
and bow plates damaged.
PROVIDENCE. RI. Aug 24-Stuart jan
ney OF Baltimore. attorney for the receivers
of the bankrupt Atlantic. Gulf and Pacific
Steamship Co, before Federal Judge Arthur
L Brown to-day. argued that the contract be-
tween the United States Shipping Board and
the bankrupt company, operator OF the str
Charles II Cramp. which Is held at this
port under promissory libel by the Federal
Government. is OF unmaritime nature
and therefore does not properly lie within
the Jurisdiction OF the Admiralty Court In
this city. Mr.. Janney contended tEat the
case should be adjudicated In Baltimore,
where the bankruptcy proceedings were in
stituted. The Shipping Board is trying to
secure legal possession Of the vessel so that
the Government might collect the freight
charges due on the cargo, while the receivers
OF the corporation seek to have the vessel
released that the cargo might be deliv
cred and the freight payments collected.
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Jamaica Guatemala (salvador letter mall
only) and Honduras Except Amapala City.
Choluteca, Depa rtments of Colon and Allan
tida and prints, &C. for Nacaome, Teguci-
galpa and Yuscaran) via Santiago. Kingston,
Puerto Barrios. Puerto Cortez. Tela and
Newfoundland via st Johns. str ROSA
LIND, Z AM.
Bermuda Via Hamilton. str FORT VIC
TORlA, Z 80 AM.
South Brazil. Argentina. Uruguay and Par
agusy via Rio Janeiro. Montevideo and Bue-
nos Aires. str vAUBAN, AM ~.
Cuba Especially addressed only via Ha-
yann. str SIBONEY, s AM %.
Porto Rico, 81 Thomas. st Croix. Saba.
ST Martins, st EustatiuS, San Pedro de
Macoris and San Domingo City via San
Juan. str PONCE (sea posD. $3.50 AM (sup
40 AM ~.
San Juan. Curacao. Laguayra and Puerto
Cabello. str CARACAS. s:3o AM tsup $50
North Brazil and Iquitos via Para. Ceara,
Maranham and Manaos, str POLYCARP. 10
AM.
Monte Christi. Puerto Plata, Samana.
Sanchez, La Romano. Azua and Barahone
specially addressed) via Monte Christi
Puerto Plata. Samana, Sanchez La Romano,
San Pedro de Macoris, San Domingo City,
Azua and Barahona. str LAKE WINTHROP.
$50 AM.
TUESDAY. AUGUST 20.
Grenada st Vincent. Trinidad Ciudad Boil
ivar and Guiana via Grenada, Trinidad and
Georgetown. str MARAvAI., AM.
North Brazil and Iquitos via Para, Ceara.
Maranham and Manaos. str POLYCARP, 10
AM.
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SAILED.

strs Munwood. Havana; Baltic panz)
Tampico; Coma nche. Jacksonville; Wuert-
temburg (Ger). Hamburg; Mexico. Havana
City OF Montgomery. Savannah; United
States DAM, Copenhagen; Hoxie, Balti-
more; Charles Pratt. do
Stns Ell Vale, Galveston: Edward Munch
(Br), Norfolk; Bylayl. do; Annetfa. San
tiago, Cuba. via do: Coahoma County Pen
sacola; Pan America, Rio Janeiro and Bue-
Bark city OF Beaumont Norfolk tand re
strs south American (Br). Buenaventura |;
Christian Michelsen (Nor). Quebec.
Sailed 23d. str Elswick Tower (Br). Palo
Alto.
Sailed 2sd. tugs Jas ] McNally. towing 2
barges (passed out Sandy Hook at 30 PM
returned and anchored In bay next day.
Storm King towing 2 (passed out Sandy
Hook ct 5:24 PM); Peerless. light (do at
s. 26 PM).
Tug Bathsate, towing barges (passed out
Sandy Hook at o7 AND.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced to leveD at New York on
Thursday, Aug "a. 1922. at AM. as re-
ported by the United States Weather Bureau
was thirty and five hundredths (30.o0)
inches. This closely aproximates seven hun
dred and sixty-three and two-tenths (7632
millimeters. Captains OF all vessels now
lying in or near the ports Of New York and
Brooklyn can ndvantageously use the above
official data for observing whether their
own barometers require any considerable
correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. Pm. 8: partly
cloudy; light sea.
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WAR TIME PIER RENTAL
is FIXED BY COURT
Prince and Aforementioned.
ian Lines Win Verdicts.

Judge Thomas I. Chatfield in the
Federal Court. Brooklyn. filed deci-
sion yesterday awarding the Prince
Line. ltd. STA o35.6o and the American
Hawaiian Steamship Company s2l2 453.4
compensation for the possession and
use of Piers and 6, Bush Terminal
Brooklyn. The Prince Line had No. 4
and the Hawaiian Line No. 6. which
the Government took over and used for
war purposes from May IS. 1918. to May
y 1919.
When the Government returned the
piers the Prince company got an award
of $32. l00.02 but experts added $4,000
The American Hawaiian Line received
s3l. 79o.9o. The two companies were dis
satisfied with these awards and sub
initted to judge Chatfield evidence to
show that the Government had not used
the piers but sublet them at $3.50 day.
The Prince Line asked for $3.50. .972.07 and
the Hawaiian Line $is5.10l.
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STEAMSHIP LANCASTER SOLD.
J. }. Burton Pays S230,00O for
II. rmer shin Board Vessel.

The steamship Lancaster, 1850 dead
weight tons. was purchased yesterday
nt United States Marshal's sale held at
the plant OF the Lord Dry Dock and Re-
pair Company Weehawken, by Thomas
J. Burton for s2sp 900. The vessel. one of
the fleet Of the Green Star Steamship
Corporation had been laid up for more
than n year.
Other bidders beside Mr.. Burton were
the Luckenbach Steamship Company
and j. II. Philbin, representing the Ship
ping Board. which originally sold the
Lancaster to the Green Star and holds
n mortgage on her for more than ST.
100000. In addition. there were libels
on the ship approximating $4,000 Sep
temher Il there will be another sale,
with the Sadahoc OF the same COM
pany on the block.
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SHIP BOARD ALTERS
PLANS WITH AGENTS
Names Committee to Review
Questions Arising With
88 Operators.

Z The appointment OF a COMMITTEES to
dispose or all questions arising out OF
the Shipping Boards relations with
its thirty-eight managing operators was
announced yesterday by Joseph e.
JSheedy, vice-president OF the Emer-
gency Fleet Corporation, in charge of
operations. Included in the personnel
were three representatives of the board
and three of the standing committee
on the managing agent agreement.
Representing the board on the COM
ndttee are Capt. w. Z. Griffith. direc-
tor OF operations; L. van Middlesworth.
manager of the purchasing department,
and r. Gordon Williams, Mr.. Sheedys
personal representatives. who is also
made head OF the newly created voyage
accounts section. Representing the op-
orators are Capt. George Bartlett Of
the Cosmopolitan Shipping Company
Charles Barthold of the Barber Steam
ship Company and ]. Strachan of A.
III. Bull & Co.
The boards agreement with the
agents, whereby the present active
Government fleet of 400 vessels Is kept
in operation. has been undergoing dras-
tic revision of late, and all the details
OF the new arrangements will come
under the purview of the committee.
though any decisions will be subject to
review by the board. The committee is
already functioning. and its first duty
is to complete the plan under which
the agents will be granted a fixed sum
monthly for the purchase of deck and
engine stores for their vessels. accord
Ing to size and the trade they are
operated ins The sum has virtually been
decided upon. Mr.. Sheedy said yester-
day.
The working of the new financial
plan covering operators disbursements
and the monthly allowance for subsist-
cnce will also be made subject to the
committee. The proposal to have op-
orators undertake the repairs on their
vessels up to a certain sum has been
completed and is now up to the board
for final disposal. Upon the boards ap-
proval this also will be turned over TO
the committee. 1t is learned that the
limit to the operators discretion is
placed at 5000 for freight vessels and
$4,000 for passenger.
Mr.. Shcedy said that the new voyage
accounts section will be charged with
the analysis of operating records with
a view to giving detailed and conven-
iently classified data as to costs. These
analyses are to be made available to
all American shipping men regardless
of their affiliations with the board.
Mr.. Sheedy said
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Dangers to Navigation.
IReported 70 the HydrographIc offI

tReported TO the Photographic Office.J
Aug %. lat 43 o2, Ion 40 02. large iceberg
and several GROWERS.
Aug 20, lat 40 "a, lon 73 so, passed a
raft about is feet long and feet wide, with
uprights about 8 feet out OF water-Str
Munargo.
Aug 90, lat 81 SO. lon ~ 80. passed a red
nun buoy-Commander Mine Squadron No 4
Aug Is. lat 43 53 Ion 55 Is. passed n red
conical buoy-Str Hassel (Br).
Aug 2, lat 81 80. lon "a 33, sighted a red
nun buoy-U Arkansas. probably the
same buoy reported by the commander OF
Mine Squadron No 4. Aug 81. In lat 81 56
lon IA 3o.)
Aug 13. lat 3s IS lon q %. passed large
piece of wreckage 90 feet long, 40 feet wide
covered with marine growth. showing about
3 feet above water: has two iron bollards
for mooring; appears to be portion OF a
wharf-Str CITY OF Lahore (Brl.
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Wind. OF the Atlantic Coast.

East Gulf-Moderate east and southeast
winds; weather generally fair Friday.
West Gulf-Moderate east to southeast
winds weather fair Friday.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate to fresh northeast and east winds.
except variable over south portion, broken
clouds; local showers Friday.
North of Sandy Hook-Fresh southerrly
Winds weather overcast and thick. with
showers Friday.
Sandy Hook to Hatteras-Moderate to fresh
southerly winds; weather overcast and show
ers Friday.
Hatteras 10 Florida Straits-Gentlc to mod
crate variable winds, mostly southerly;
weather partly cloudy Friday.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Rosalind (Br). st Johns, NF. and Hall
fax, Ms, for New York, to Bowring & Co.
81 Calvin Austin. Boston for New York
Cat I AS AND.
Str Roseway. Boston for New York lat
3:15 PM.
Schr Marshal Foch (Br). Liverpool. Ms.
for New York. with wood pulp TO Buckley.
Schr Minas King (Br, Walton for New
York, with plaster 10 Whitney Co.
Schr Emily II Northam. Gagetown, NB.
for New York. with lnth and lumber 20
Loary 4 Reiei vessel to Sexton & Bryant.
schr Leona & Marion. Sullivan, Me. for
New York, with stone 10 John weehan A
Son: yessel TO Sexton & Bryant.
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SEVERAL DIE IN STRIKE
RIOTING AT HAVRE
American Steamer LeaDes
Port With Only Half Cargo.

! HAvRE, Aug. "a (Associated Press).-.
Infantry and mounted troops are arrip
ing in Havre this evening to keep ORD. /;
In the city. where many conflicts E~%
occurred between the police and strikers.
Several persons were killed to-day. The
lockers have been especially trouble
some. The strikers now number $4,000
and include tramway and gas workers
and masons.
The American steamship Dryden left
port to-day with only n half cargo on
board. Orders have been sent by wire
less to numerous vessels off Havre
Roads to proceed TO other ports.
Mayor Meyer issued proclamation
this evening stating that he would de-
clare martial law II the strikers con-
tinued to interfere with public utilities
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SPLENDID SALMON SEASON.

QUEBEC. Aug. 24.--The salmon anglers
have experienced splendid season In
tho rivers OF Gaspe and Tadousac dis
tricts. Weather and water conditions
were favorable and many high scores
were made. The angling and CONNER
cial Fisheries Of these districts have been
largely maintained by the hatcheries op-
Grated by the Dominion Government
which this season distributed nearly IL
100000 young salmon IN the Tadousac
district and over l,25o,oo0 In the Gaspo
dfnlrfnf-
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TWO MORE COAL CHARTERS.
JaneIcw and Hastings VIII Carry
English Fuel.

Two more charters for coal voyages
from United Kingdom ports were an
nounced yesterday. bringing the total
IN to seventy-seven. Tho ships were
the Japelew, 300 deadweight tons, and
Hastings s,b3S tons. September loading
at 10 shillings a ton.
TO date thirty-two Shipping Board
vessels have left the other side with
coal cargoes They are bringing about
5000 tons Of fuel for North Atlantic
ports, mainly New York and Boston.
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and Constanza: also parcel post mails for
Greece and Rumania. str MCCALL HELLAS,
II 80 PM
SATURDAY. AUGUST 20.
Italy parcel post mails and specially ad-
DANTE ALIGHIERI. 8 AM.
Europe. Africa and West Asia via Pym-
outh and Cherbourg (mail must be specially
addressed) also parcel post malls for Bel
gum. Luxembourg and Belgian Congo via
Antwerp, str LAPLAND. AM (sup $50
AM -.
Cork and Queenstown via Queenstown
(other countries must be specially addressed)
Via liverpool, str CELTIC, AM (sup e:3o
Europe. Africa and West Asia via Plym-
outh and Boulosne Cmall must be specially
sgddressed2 also parcel post malS nnrt for Hsth
AN (sup 80 AM u.
South Africa Especially addressed only)
via via Cape Town also parcel post malls @ for
tectorate, Portuguese East Africa. Northern
and Southern Rhodesia and Southwest Africa
Protectorate, str EASTERN SUN. s 80 AM.
Europe. Africa and West Asia Canary
Islands must be specially addressed) via
cherbourg and Southampton; also parcel
France and the countries mentioned In notes
and below. str MAJESTIC. 10 AM (sup
II 80 AM -.
Germany Especially addressed only via
Bremen; also parcel post mails for Ger
many. Austria. Czecho- Slovaka. Hungary
and and, switzerland; str PRESIDENT FILL
South Africa Especially addressed only via
Cape Town; also parcel post mails for Union
OF South Africa, Bechuanaland Protectorate,
Portuguese East Africa, Northern ana
Southern Rhodesia and Southwest Africa
Protectorate. str sANDowN CASTLE. u NJ.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 20.
Azores Islands and Gibraltar Gtaly must
be specially addressed), via Ponta Delgada,
Gibraltar and Naples also parcel post mails
for Azores Islands and Gibraltar, str ARA
BIC, 9:30, AM.
Azores Islands and Gibraltar Qtaly must
be specially addressed) via Ponta Dalghda,
Gibraltar and Naples: by rail to Boston,
Mass, and thence by str ARABIC Pm.
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SAIL sATURDA'
Steamers Due in New York.
DUE FRIDAY. AUGUST 20.

c.o.,nor From Agents.
Arabic. Naples OH ....... White Star Lane
Bankdale Palermo 5th.......... .Faore line
caronia, Hamburg 18th. ......... .Cunara Line
Chicago Havre 18th. ........ trenen Lihe
city or Savannah. Savannah 22d. ss =,
e.. ocdon s4r 8 Nav
F.tnn,e Genoa 2Tth. h............. Phelps Brue
Hannover IuHnc Bremen i2th North German Lloyd
Hera. Rouen sth; ::,,.:.,.,.;:::.h has"e
Lewis bucN'iiO"e'' Iuckenbach SIS Co
Maine. London 18th. -. Atlantic Transport
Nervier. birmingham I'd Lloyd Royal Beige
-" ~" o''S' Charles nm & Sons
Parma. 81 Thomas 18Th. .Furnees Witty
Rossia Liverpool 10th. :....... .Norton-in,illy
schodaclt. Rotterdam cd....... Cosmopolitan
Teespool. Hun 9th. Furness- WHY w.
Verentia, Liverpool fith...... .Cunard Line
DUE SATURDAY. AUGUST 20.
America Bremen 18th. ..........U Lines
celcbes Maru, Gibraltar goth. OsaM Lire
Colon Crisiobal 10Th. Panama nR - Co
Cuhano. Falmouth lOtn.. Kerr r.,l' l.,ie
Felix Tausig. Colon 18th .Houider, w 4
France, Hayre 18Th. .....s...4...F .French Line Line
Itionr ira, Liverpool 10Th. ....... Norton-Iilly
onss1 Morfenisn asse GLASGOW i2h Atlantic Transport
2yndam, Rotterdam 18TH. Hollan,d,,A,m /, Nm
scythia. Liverpool nth ......... cunara Line
vile do Havre. Oran i0th... .Algerian-Am
DUE SUNDAY. AUGUST 81.
Argus, Antwerp 13th, ....... Black Diamond
city of 81 Louis, Savannah 24th. Ocean SIS
Tadden, Gibraltar nth. Barber ss SO
Lenape: Jacksonvilie 2ith.'- clyde ~
Robin Cioodfellow. Colon 0th.Isthmian So GO
San Juan, San Juan 22d. ........N
Stockholm. Go,henburg 1Tth. Swedish Am
storaker, Ardrosaan 10Th. s Q stray 3 Co
Tafnn, Ardrossan 10th. Bowring q GO
Toloa, Havana gath h............'un United FRUIT
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PING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

Str Norwaik. Crowell. Boston (generai)-
Eastern steamship Co.
str Lehigh (Br). Bowling. New London Gin
transitl-North Atlantic and Western Steam
ship Co.
last)-Gilmartin a Co.
schr ST Claire (Br). La Blanc. 81 John
(bailast)-J F Whitney a Co.
Schr Gertrude Parsons (Br), Morris, Che-
yerio (ballast)-J Whitney Co.
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Bound East.

Str Veedol Bayonne for New London.
Schr Blanche Ring, New York for Nam
tucket.
schr Mary Il Cuff. Rockaway for Norwalk.
Tugs Covington, towing l barge lat 1925
PNJ Bohemia. towing tat 3i0 PM).
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CLOSING OF MAILS.

Office
q
a and
Is
a u o the ansh pie is o
and Ominu
are a tim
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DIE SUNDAY, AUGUST "a.
DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK, Aug 24-The time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Ensineerirg
School Of the Seamens Church Institute. 70
South street dropped to-day at exact noon.
18th meridian, or 3 hours slow Of Greenwich
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mARrSE-roR SALE or WANTED.
roR CHARTER.

FOR CHARTER.
Steam yacht 1es q. long. now IN commits
sion. ready for delivery nj New York. Sep
tember T. fn22, with uniformed crew. Own
ers uun rters has 2 double and 3 single
Ftaterooms, bath and lavatory, deck-house
dining saloon forward and large social hall
aft. Exceptional opportunity for party de-
sirous Of chnrtering good boat for the
month Of September.
CONSOLIDATED SH1PBUnDING CORP.
MORRIS HEIGHTS, NJ Y. G.
BINGHAM 1900.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. NF. Aug 24-Barometer at
noon. 20. .9s inches: wind. NV. light breeze
weather dull: fog off shore; temperature,
SO deg Fahr.
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Almanac for New York August rs.

sun rises..... . ~ Moon rises. 32 M
sun eets........ Al Moon sets. 2s PM
TIME or HIGH WATER AUGUST 25.
Sandy Hook. ..*...... ~ AN y p" ~
Governors Island. .A.. . - AM 10 ~ IN
Hell Gate (AstoriA). II 32 AN Pm
The time given In tho above table is East
ern standard time and is furnished oy the
United states Coast and Gcodetic Survey.
For daylight savls.g time add one hour.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

North Carollna--Seacoast-Dla Shoal
Light Vessel Station. lat 81 o. fs ", Ion
Is 10 "a Wight yessel to be changed and
Sept /, 1922, the vessel at Diamond Shoal
Ligh. Vessel Station will be changed. TIL.
new vessel Will chow All occulting white light
seconds. The radio fog signal viii tranemit
sgnals on 900 meter wave Signal will
be series Of double dashes for 80 seconds.
silent 30 seconds. Signals VIII be trans
mitted each day from TO $3.50 AM and from
70 $3.50 I'M and continuously during thick
or foggy weather.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS DUE
AT NEW YORK.

Str RYSDAM due Aug 26 with mails from
France Steamer left Boulogne Aug 16.
Str FRANCE due Aug 20 with mails from
Belgium, British India. Czecho- -Slovakia,
Greece htaly, Netherlands Poland, Portugal.
Rumania Spain, Switzerland and Tugo-
slavia. Steamer left Havre and Plymouth
Aug 10
Str BALTIC due Aug 81 with mails from
Great Britain. Steamer left Liverpool Aug
10.
Str OLYMPIC due Aug 90 with mails from
Austria. Belgium, British India. Denmark.
France Germany. Great Britain, Hungary,
Netherlands Norway. Poland. Portugal.
Run,ania South Africa and Sweden. Steamer
left Southampton Aug a3.
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Algeria. Glasgow. 80 y R......... Noon
t,ara'ooo port an prince. a Mr.. 400 Pm
cayo Mambl. San Juan. r..
Hellas, Turks Island. - y r.. Pm
Kotonfa Nassau, IL Bkyn. Noon
Lake Floravista. Santiago, &c, II
Bklyn.. - $50
Manchioneal. Santiago. r.. -.
Megau Heas, Piraeus, - Bklyn. 3;uV fN
~, y We, - r.,.9.,oha1 NJ II - 900 PM
s,,rgrar, 81 r,bnmas &C. A n r. 800 PM
saIr. SATURDAY. AUGUST 20.
,.a..a. c.,,racao &c II Bklyn Noon
.,.a ',,,orneoi 5o Il R.. Noon
S,, Sgl.as' 60 fmar a. 81 Rklyn Noon
LAY. k1isbieri Naplcs % II r. Noon
Eastern sun. Cape Town. Army
Base Bklyn. ............,.......
Fl Almlrante, Galveston. 81 y H..
E,l Isleo, New Orleans, 81 Re-.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, THURSDAY, AUG. "a, 1922

mean time. Any ono desiring correct Green
wich mean time telephone Bowling Green
3Gg0
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RIGA
VeIa
Palestine Pem
Jordan Rfvej Turkey colsan
cameroun Corsica
Daho FenchG
sand
Middle Conso
CFrenc
zone),T Tuns.T Brusa,
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STEAMSHIP WANTED

STEAMSHIP WANTED
zoo 10 900 tons cargo capacity: freight
steamer sideport tween deck: coal or oil
burner. Answer Pip Herald. $50 B'way.
DECK sCOw wanted, 0o-f00 feet long, "a
feet WIDE o feet side. must be strongly
built a. s. FLANAGAN. 07 Reade st.
worth 1885.
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F,,r SALE-Schooner Nova Scotia, resistr,
dead weight $50; built 1918; sf3, 500. Me-
INTosH AGENCY. IL Broadway. Bowling
Green 1857.
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ror. Victoria bermuda. n5 Bklyn. IL 90 AM
GIendoyie. Manati. R......:..
Lake winthrop. Monte Christi. &c,
a.,and Antwern GO n R. Noon
MagesfIr sonthampton, 80 r.. 300 PM
Oropesa, Hamburg, AZ y r.. Noon
Polycarp, Para, &c, 33d 81. Bklyn
Ponce. San Juan. 80 Bklyn....... Noon
FtellaeAe ha,la. r'i''''o'e' - 900 PM
Rosailnd 81 Johns. Java ct. Bklyn IL 100 AN
i'Seissua''' poisen .......,......... Noon
sandown Castle Cape Town, &C.
Bush Docks, Bklyn. ..... .........
Santa Eulalia. San Francisco, &c.
pier -. Jersey City. ......,.......
earane,s Havana il p R... II 90 AN
iIlua, Havana, o " R............. IL 90 AM
VSoean' honsp n'o oa"u'.o' 900 Pm
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tFrom the Hydrosraph,c otfice.1


Buoys and Landmarks. Port Mariei, Cuba
The commanding officer OF the u S S Gal
weston reports the existence OF the following
bunys and landmar rks at Port Mariel: The
channel leading into Port Mariei. which has
recently been dredged 10 a depth OF 80 feet
and a width OF 800 feet, - marked by the
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