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MOBILE. Ala, june 3-Arriyed, str Lake
Giltedge. Port Spain.
Sailed Sd. strs Nilxa, Pacific coast; Alamo
New York.
NEW ORLEANS. La, June 3--Arrived, strs
@ Bedford, Mexico; chouteca (Eiond),
Port Cortez: Delco, Mobile; Emergency Aid,
Tampa; Nicarao (Hond). Port Barrios:
MAKER Galveston: Winifred. Port Arthur.
Sailed from Port Eads Sd. strs Blaaf1eld l
(Noio. Vera Cruz: Darlington Court tBrl.
Bremen: Gene Crawley Houston; Honduras
(Nor), Kingston: Ozama. Porto Rico Phila-
delphian CBrl, Liverpool; QuiInistan tHond)
Port Cortez; Stavangeren (Nor). Frontera;
Trinidadian. Port Arthur.
Arrived 4th. strs Barcelona tsp), Calves
ton; Marie (ItaD. Azores; Morazan (Hond),
ceiba; San Jose. Tela.
Sailed from Port Eads June g. strs Chal-
mette Havana Ell Estero. New York; Ma
nagua (Nic). Bluefields: Omoa (Hond), Port
Earrios Rajah. Progreso; Sioux City, Cuban
(Nor). Puerto Padre. Cuba; Tegucigalpa
(Hond). Ceiba; Truxillo. Tampa; Turralba.
Bocas del roro: yumur. Cuban ports.
NEWPORT NEWS, Va. June 3-Arrived.
strs Lom (Nor). New York; Meteor. New
England.
Sailed Sd. strs Mandy Dene (Br). sagua ;
Knut Hansnm (Nor). Havana; Hinckley.
baltimore: Dundrennan lBr), Havana; schr
Maid of Scotland (Brl. Yarmouth. Ms.
NORFOLK, Va. June 3-Arrived. strs
Clement Smith, New York: Stephen CBr). do
Absecon. New Bedford Jefferson, New
York; West Haven, Baltimore: City OF Fair
bury, Antwerp via st Michaels.
Continued on Following PageA
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HAS STROKE ABOARD SHIP.
Surgeon Stricken with Apoplexy
After Dancing.

DIR. Stephen Stafford. IS. surgeon OF
New Orleans, who was on honeymoon
trip in Germany with his bride. re-
turned with her yesterday by the Ham
burg-American liner Hansa and was
taken ashore In stretcher. his right
side paralyzed. He was stricken with
spoplexy when three days out from
Hamburg after dancing and was pu
under care of the ships surgeon, DR..
Heinz Mining Hugo Glaue. hotel own
er and merchant of Hoboken. also was
removed from the ship in stretcher and
taken to his home In an ambulance. Az
ter submitting to many operations here
he went to France in the nope of re-
lieving his ailment.
Mrs Charlotte Greif. daughter of
Mime. Schumann-Heink. with her twin
scns and her daughter, Gertrude Grief,
who returned by the Hansa from a visit
to Germany. were met by Nine. Schu-
mann Heink and went with her to her
home in Garden City.
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By the Radio Cerporstien Of
America.

[ Distance given In miles: position at noon,
unless otherwise specified1
Almargo 1874 Ambrose l. v 4th.
Ario eip 3 Ambrose l. 4th.
Belgian $50 + Boston Light 9TH.
Bristol 20 SW Winter Quarter l. Attn.
Bronte lat 30 40. Ion 20 18 Attn.
Caracas 243 Ambrose l. V 18th.
City of Atlanta SO SW Nantucket l. V 4th.
City of Augusta 116 N Hatteras 9TH.
collamer 400 Il Ambrose l. V fin.
Colombia r. Sandy Point l. 4th.
Dean Emery 40 NE Hatteras 4th.
r. Bedford III $ Ambrose l. 4th,
Edw Pierce w Nantucket l. v 4th.
Eel Captain 17J s Ambrose l. v 9TH.
I'll Sud 100 Hatteras 4th,
Evelyn $50 SSE Cape Henry 9Th.
Everett u Nantucket l. V 9Th.
II q Barstow ITO SW Chebuco Head 9Th
Frederick II Kellogg 40 Sc Cape May 4th.
Fred w Weller 100 Cape Sable 9TH.
Giuseppe Verdi lat ~ O3, Ion 81 ~ 9TH.
Gulfland 125 N Hatteras 4tr.
Higho ~ r.. Cape Henry Attn.
Howard 10 = Winter Quarter Shoals u 4th.
j A Bostwick 224 $ Ambrose l. v 18th.
J g Donncll "a SIC Overfalls l. " ID.
J NJ Danzger 20 Nantucket l. ID.
Josiah Macy 1I2 8 Scotland l. v 3d.
Kerhonkson OF Il Overfalls l. V ith.
Lake Arthur 207 Scotland l. 4th.
Lake Stirling off Fenwick Island l. 4th.
I.ehigh IL NE Nantucket l. 4th.
Melrose 90 SW Winter Quarter SHOALS l. V
9Th.
Meteor NE Five Fathom Bank l. V Atm.
Minnssotan 2.0l1 sw Liverpool 3D..
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Arrivals at and Departures from
FOREIGN Porta.


BUENos AIRES. June 3-Arrived, str
Western World. New York via Rio Janeiro.
CRIsToBAL, June s--Arrived. str Anna
Sailed Sd, strs Florence Luckenbach. Los
Angeles; Frederick Luckenbach, Mobile;
Julia Luckenbach (from New YORK;, san
Francisco.
HALIFAX. June ARRIVED. str sachem
(Er). Liverpool.
Sailed Sd. str + @ Barstow, Mexico.
HAVANA. June 3--Arrived. str Antonio Lo-
peg (Sp). New York.
Sailed Sd, strs San Bias (Brt. from Boston
for Cristobai: Orizaba, New York.
HAvRE, June 3-sailed. str Paris (Fr)
New York via Plymouth.
MONTREAL. June ARRIVED, strs Ingle-
by (Br). Savona Sedgepool tBrl. Shields
Albania Obi, Liverpool. Minnedosa (Br)
do: Regina (Br). do; Dunaff Head tBr)
sailed Attn. strs scatwen CBr), Newcastle
verentia (Br). London: Mottisfont tBr)
do Metagama (Br), Glasgow Cassandrs
| (Br). do; Manchester Hero (Brl, BfriSen
head: Canada (Br), Liverpool; Hardangei
! (Br). Svenborg.
| SOUTHAMPTON. June 3--sailed. str Aaui
tania (Br). New York via Cherbourg
| ST JOHN. NIB. June 3-Arrived. strs
Times (Nor). Cuba; Tune tNorl. San Do
/ Arrived 9TH. strs Sangstad (Nor). New
York: Karmoy tNor), Norfolk.
| VANCOUVER. BE. June 3--Arrived. STIR
Honduras (Fr). Tacoma; City OF Vancouver
| (Br). Esquinalt
Arrived Atm. str Eastern Prince (Br)
Seattle.
! VICTORIA, BE, June 5-Saiied. str Cana
dian Highlander (Br), Australia.
Arrived 4th. str Empress OF Asia tbr)
Yokohama for Vancouver.
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ROYAL HOLLAND LLOYD
SAVES TWO OF FLEET
SIS, 00O, 900 Credits Relieve Its
Shortage of Funds.

Details of the negotiations which
ended in the acquisition of the Resolute
and Reliance by the United American
Lines and of the Hollandia and Frisia
by the Hamburg American Line are
given in the annual report for 1921 OF
the Royal Holland Lloyd, which has
Just reached this country.
A joint proposal submitted by the
two lines for all six Of the Lloyd's pas
senger fleet. including the Gelria and
Zeelandia besides those named. was
turned down. and then the offer was
modified to include the four ships.
which were finally sold for 100000
forms (about $5.500,000).
Following this transaction the Lloyd
was able to obtain credit of about
$1,000, 900 from British sources and OF
81, 200 900 from Dutch sources, and thus
relieve itself from shortage in funds
that was causing some embarrassment.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA. Wash. June arrived, strs
Alden Maru Jap, Kobe: Steel Navigator.
San Francisco.
BOSTON. Mass. June ARRIVED. strs Cal
turn Gov Dingiey. II John. NIB; n +
Dimock New York: Hampton. sydney, CB
Ninian tBrl. London and antwerp: =, F Trs,
Arthur (Br), Yarmouth. Ms; san GIL Cbr)'
Havana Cristobal and Port Limon' VIZ
ginIan Hamburg and Hull for Pacific coast
ports: City OF Rome, Savannah waiter ~
folk tug Energy. New York. towing barges
Catherine Hughes and George J Hughes
Sailed 4th tug Energy, New YORK. towing
barges Nos II and n.
BALTIMORE. Md. June ARRIVED. strs
AlIsrsaar Dutch. Rio Japeiro; Essex, Jack
ponville; Dorchester, Boston; Cubore. Nor
folk; Felix Taussig. Boston; Chappaaua,
Bremen: Bowden (Nor). Port Antonio' Lake
Sailed 9TH. strs Colombia. San Francisco
via. New York; Joseph Cuneo (Nor)' Puerto
Cortez.
BEILISGHAM, wash. June 4-saiied,
schr Mary f Foster, Honolulu
BRUNSWICK. Ga. June 3-Arrived. str IA
c Foger. Texas City.
Sailed 3D. str Lake Gilboa. New York.
CHARLESTON, sc, June 3-Arrived, strs
Arrived. 4th. strs Lake Strymon, Jaekson-
vile land sailed tor Boston,; Apache, Jack
sailed Sd. strs HiIlegom. Montreal; Saxon.
Havana
EVERETT. Wash. June 3-sailed. str Steel
Worker. Port Angeles.
GALVESTON. Tex. June 3-Arrivec. strs
II II Rogers New York: Neuces do tard
sailed for Mobihep NJ r Elliott, Philadel-
phia (and sailed on return). =
Arrived 4th. str Rochester. Philadelphia:
Sailed Sd. strs M SpsuldinR. Tampico; FL
occidente. New York; Henry Mallory. DO;
Newona (Br).f Tsmpico; Tamlahua. DO;
Elizabeth II, Baltimore: Charles M Everest,
Paulsboro. NJ: Tanafjord tNor). Bremen;
Freeport Sulphur No s. Tampico. romaiva,
Hamburg. - .
Sailed am. sirs Agwisun. Tsmpico n u
Rogers. New York; Herbert g Wylie. -tn1-
p,co.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, June 3--Arrived. str
Persian Baltimore Via Savannah.
Arrived ith. strs Comanchs. New YORK,
kashua Maru Jap. savannah; schr
Friendship. Banes. Cuba.
Sailed I'd. strs Carton. Phha delphis Maple,
Miami Apache, New York: Lake sirymon,
Boston: Bayway, Baton Rouge; Evanger
,NorD. New Orleans; Otho, Baltimore.
Sailed 9TH. strs Persian. Philsde,phla VIA
Savannah: Siamese Prince (Br). Hamburg
and Rotterdam.
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SURPLUS TONNAGE
SENDS RATES DOWN
Ship Charter Brokers Call De-
mand Dull, Even Grain Or
7 ders Disappearing.

Ship charter brokers report the de-
mand for tonnage extremely dull in all
trades, even grain orders having nearly
disappeared in the last few days.
Furthermore. opinion seems fairly unan-
imous that there is not likely to be any
considerable Improvement for some time.
Surplus tonnage continues to influence
the market, tending to lower rates.
whereas operating costs are being In
creased by the advance In prices for
bunker coal, and little prospect of better
export trade for a month, or two Is
foreseen.
Rates are down to the prewar level
In most instances. The typical grain
trade, Atlantic Range to the Continent.
had rate of 1917 cents hundred
pounds to IA cents at the closing quo
tations last week. This compares with
the prevailing quotation early in the
year of Is cents, in 1921. 25 cents, and
in 1913. IA cents.
Coal is not moving at all. The i'm
ports expected when the prices of the
fuel took their sharp turn upward did
not materialize, as prices FELL almost
Immediately. Only one charter for out
ward business was recorded last week,
this being at 81 for west coast OF Italy.
There is no demand for tonnage either
to South America or West Indies.
Sugar offers an exception to the gen.
eraI trend of the market there being a
somewhat better demand for ships for
loading in Cuba for North Atlantic
ports At IA cents a hundred pounds
for north side of Cuba loading and 16
cents for south side. the rate is excep-
tionally low. however. and at $3.50 a
ton. the prevailing rate for Cuba. to
United Kingdom and continent points.
a decline of nearly 81 from quotations
early in the year Is shown.
In consequence of the boost given to
sugar charters by the better northbound
moving time charters for West Indies
ships are slightly more active. Rates
range from S1.10 ton for large ships
to $3.50 or $1.70 for vessels about $500
to 900 tons.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

TUESDAY, JUNE g.
Belgium and Luxembourg Especially ad-
dressed only) via Antwerp: also parcel post
Congo. U s A r cANTIGNY. 9 AN,
Europe. Africa and West Asia via Cher
bourg and Southampton; also parcel post
mails for Great Britain, Ireland, France and
the countries mentioned In notes A and b
below via Cherbourg and Southampton (con-
Meeting dispatch for "Cairo-Bag glad Air
MaID. str MAURITANIA. AM (sup $3.50
AM ID.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE Z.
Italy, Malta. Greece and Jugo-S lavia (spe-
cially addressed only via Naples. Malta.
Patras and Dubrovnik; also parcel post
mails Tor Jugo-Slavia. str BELvEDERE.
$50 AM.
Europe. Africa and West Asia via Ply
n.onth and Cherbourg (mail must be spe-
cially addressed; also parcel post mails
Tor for Germany Austria, czesho-slovakia.
ST PAUL. II AM (sup 80 PM -.
Europe. Africa and West Asia NORWAY
must be specially addressed) via Queens
town. Plymouth and. Cherbourg: also par
eel post mails for Great Britain. Ireland,
France and the countries mentioned in
notes, and 3 below, via Queenstown. Ply
mouth and Cherbourg, str PRESIDENT
MONROE, IL M (sup 80 PM -.
Germany Especially addressed only via
Bremen, str HANOVER, / go PM.
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HYLAN FIGHTS PRODUCE PLAN.
Sends Envoy to Protest Unloading
at Kearny, N. j.

Mayor Hylan issued statement at
City Hall yesterday protesting against
the action of the Interstate Commerce
Commission in fixing to-day for a
hearing at Washington on the APP
plication OF the the Pennsylvania
Railroad to unload produce des-
tined for New York at Kearny. ". j. in
stead of Pier 20, Hudson River. as here
tofore. The Mayor said that deputy
Commissioner of Markets would go to
Washington TO attend the hearing and
protest IN behalf of the city and the
merchants of New York.
Chairman Outerbridge of the Port
Authority said when Mayor Hylans
statement was read to him: 1T was
at the request of the Port Authority that
the Interstate Commerce Commission
has interviewed in the Pennsylvania Rail-
roads potato embargo after the Port
Authority, in conjunction with the
produce dealers, has been trying for
three weeks to prevent It's going into
effect. AS the embargo goes into effect
midnight Monday, II was necessary to
hold a hearing Monday. and had it not
been for the Port Authority the en-
barge would have actually gone into
effect without official protest"
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SAILED.

Strs Harry Luckenbach. Los Angeles, &c:
wilifaro. do: Bronte fBr). Rio Jansiro. &C.
via Newport News: Western Scout. Phiiadel-
phia City of Westminster tI3rt. Genoa. &c:
Uncas, Boston. Muskegcn, Port Arthur; City
Of Bagdad tBrj. Yokohama, &c, via Norfolk ,
Hera, Marseilles: Saranac (Prl. Hull !;
Matoa, Norfolk: Tuscan. do; Sewelis Point.
do; Princess May CBrl. Kingston; Erholm
(Nor), Walton. Ms; Reaper. Tampco: Ra-
diant. towing 1 barge. Tampico.
strs Harvey II Brown. Norfolk; Royaer
(Nor). 81 John, NIB.
Schr Sally Wren. -.
Sailed Sd. strs Mirafiores (BrD, Tela; FL
Sud, New Orleans: FL Orfente, Galveston.
Innolso. Rotterdam Barbacena tBrazl. Rio
Janeiro. &C; Glyndon, Nuevitas SslIust
CBr), Para: Tmperator tNcrl. Puerto Bar
rios. &c; Pawnee. Baltimore; varg (Nor).
sailed "a. schrs Jacob W Hook. George
town: Anthony ID Nicholas, Perth Amboy;
The corrected reading Of the barometer
tredilced TO sea ieveD at New York on
Sunday, June 4. 1922. at An. as reported
By the United States Weather Bureau. was
thirty 600 inches. This closely approximates
seven hundred and sixty-two tIe,) milii-
meters. Captains Of all vessels now lying
IN or near the ports OF New York and
Brooklyn can ssdvanta yeously use the above
official data for observing whether their
own barometers require any considerable
correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. 8 PM. r. light; clear;
smooth sea.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, SUNDAY, JUNE 4, 1922

Limon 2sth and Havana June I. to the
United Fruit Co. with 90 passengers. mails
Str Cauto. Puerto Mexico May 10. Nue.
vitas Goth and Chester. Pa, June 3, to the
New York and Cuba MAJ Steamship m psr Co.
Str LaksY Ikatan, Cienfuegos May % and
Manopla 18th, to the New York and Cuba
Mail Steamship Go. with sugar. Anchored
ccris 25th Sanchez 2Tth and Puerto Plata
and mdse Anchored off Statue of Liberty:
Str sasua: Ponce May rs. Msyssuez and
a s Con- nd w ssn q 1a s to an ns
Str ElTmore' 70 D psr May 2s to the Ore
Ore Dock. Constable Hook. NJ.
Str Monterey. Vera Cruz and Havana. to
the New York and Cuba Msii Steamship
Str Porto Rico. Ponce and San Juan. to
the New York and Porto Rico Steamship
ce VIII ss 'ns 20 tss Clyde
Steamship Co. with mdse. Went to the New
York Harbor Dry Dock. Roseosnk, 81.
Refining Co. with crude oil. Went to Bay
SIR J 4 Moftet, Jr. Tcsa, city, to Rob-
err. l. Hague. with mdse. Went to pier o.
Constable Hook. NJ.
:, the Clyde Steamship Co; with passengers
Str City OF 81 Louis. savannah. to the
Ocean Steamship Co. with passengers and
Str freeman 10 So sr to the Poeahontas
Fuel Co. with mdse. Went to foot of 132d
street. East River.
: Str Alliance. Norfolk. to the Old Domin-
Ion Transportation Co. with passengers and
mdse. Went to pier 81. North River.
str X I.uckenbach. Boston, to the Luck
enbach Steamship Co, with mdse. Went TO
foot OF 35th street, Brooklyn.
Str socony, with barge. Boston, TO the
Standard OIL Co. in ballast. Anchored off
Tompkinsville. 81.
Str Venus III tNor). Caspe. to the Newark
Plaster Co. with plaster. Anchored off
Statue OF Liberty.
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CHILE TO GET SUBMARINES.

inquiries have been made In the
American market for submarines by
eeveraI South American countries. II Is
reported in shipping circles. Bids have
already been submitted>to the Chilean
Government providing for the construc-
ton of three, and possibly six, under
sea craft. ranging from 175 TO $50 feet
in length. according to a statement by
Marine Engineering aud Shipping Age.
Brazil and Argentina also are men
toned as possible sources Of orders.
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BY Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company. Inc.

Arizonan 40J r Ambrose L v 9Th.
Balzac SSW Nantucket L v AM 4th.
Ca .nt roma 360 Il Ambrose l. v 4th.
Cananova 1875 Ambrose L 4th.
Collalner 468 < Ambrose l. 4th
Dauperata Pts ENE Abaco Sd.
Eastern Sword $50 from Cape Henopen 18th.
Evergreen City $50 + Bermuda 9Th.
Federal 3i0 Bermuda 9Th.
Gloucester 20 Z Fire Island l. v 9Th.
Gulfoil IS SW Brenton Reef 4th.
Helen 263 8 Scotland l. 4th.
Hera so E Ambrose L 4th.
Innolo 1874 f Ambrose l. 4th.
J r Gordon 1921 Sc Ambrose V Sd.
Juniata so w by 8 Nantucket L 4th.
Eershaw So SW Fire Island l. v 4th.
Lake Elsmere 90 SW Nantucket l. 4th-
Limon ITO Nantucket l. v 4th.
Marine 72S r Ambrose l. v Sd.
Montauk So E Ambrose l. 4th.
Nantucket 10s w by SW Nantucket l. V zth
Ontario IA SW Fire Island l. 4th.
Orizaba 7o3 8 Scotland I. V 18th.
Ponce 24s Scotland L 4th.
Porto Rico 1876 Sc Ambrose L V 9Th.
Saugus 535 T. Ambrose L 4th.
Siboney 300 Scotland L eth.
Ulua 800 8 Scotland l. " 4th.
West Helix AS z Cape Henry 9Th.
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proceeded to Quebec. where the passengers
being transferred 10 strs Metagama,
Canada and Cassandra-
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. June Seas schr
Mae Hyman which cspsized while route
to this port from Southern California. was
picked up to-day by str Shawnee and
beached ar Double Point. Captain and crew
Of three men believed to have persisted.
SEATTLE, Wash. June 3--Luckcnbaei
Steamship Co agents from New York are
surveying the Shipping Boards Japanese built
str Eastern Merchant. which has been laid up
hero since last March The steamship COM
panys engineers are liero TO- man the vessel
when the purchase is closed She viii be
used in Puget Sound and New York service.
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Irrom The Hvdroeraphic otfice.I

THE color light OF the two fixed vertical
Lights on the mainmast of Elbe Light Yes
sci Ill in approximate lat SO % ", lon
8 81 f, has been changed TO red. This
light vessel now shows, two fixed red YER
teal lights the mainmast and one fixed
red light on the mizzenmast-
y The master of str Orsova GtaD reports
that ON May q 1922, Rota Light. Spain. In
approximately lat SO SO 48 n, Ion u "a w.
was observed to be showing fixed white
and not stated In the Light List"
The master of str Hagno (Dutch) reports
that on April 20, 1922, his vessel. drawing
81 feet, grounded and remained fast for ~
hours on Ship Island Outer Bar, In mid
channel and on the range line between East
Bank Red Bell Buoy No and West Bank
Black Can Buoy No \, in Approximately
Ia. 3O@1f 80 ", lon 50 So Is w. Soundings
from the foreoastle TO the foremost while
aground showed 20h feet of water.
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Oropesa (Br), Hamburg for New York.
Is expected TO dock at pier 81. North River.
Monday forenoon.
Str La Savole tFrl. Havre TOR New York.
Is expected TO dock at pier 81. North River,
about y AM Monday.
Str Duca desii Abruzzi CrtaD. from Genoa,
&C. II expected to arrived at Boston Tues
day.
Str Baltic sBr). Liverpool for New York.
h. expected TO arrive at pier 80. North River,
about . AN Monday.
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The Photographic Office under the
Navy Department In established TO aid
mariners. 1t publishes nautical charts.
books tables and periodicals. II broad
casts by radio all urgent Information In
yelvfng danger to vessels. It's branch
offfcss have the latest photographic In
formation of all parts of the world and
are prepared to serve mariners in many
ways. Mariners are invited to call at
the branch offices between the hours of
and 80, where they will be cordially
welcomed. All mariners an requested to
forward promptly TO the nearest branch
office ali photographic Information. The
Branch Photographs office. New York.
IL situa ted at r. 50 Broad st.
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MUNRO as Brentou Reef 9Th.
Muskogee lis NSE Hatteras 9Th.
Newton FOG z Chatham, Mass. 4th.
Nora $50 NE Hntteras 4th.
Norfolk % NE Cape Henry 4th.
Penobscot $50 WSW Nantucket l. 9Th.
Rayo SW Block Island 4th
San Bruno 1911 Nantucket l. v 4th.
s Hunt $50 Sc Hatteras 4th.
Stephen 20 Sc Cape Henry 4th.
Transportation "a by r Brenton Reef 4th.
United States ,010 e Ambrose l. V 4sh.
vasconia $50 Il Boston Light 4th.
Victolite $50 NE Hatteras 4th
Vim Boyce Thompson $50 Il Hatteras 9Th.
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Agwimoon - w Sand Key 18th.
Bessemer City passed Palm Beach 9Th.
Ciincho lat "a 81, lon So As 4th.
Corning 90 w Havana eth.
I'll Alba So NV Tortugas 4th.
Elisha Walker ~ S Jupiter 4th.
Esperanza 235 NE Havana 9TH.
Eugene V r Thayer 20 w Sand Key 9Th.
Franklin as n Jupiter Attn.
Georgia Sc Sand Key 4th.
Grecian a. s Cape Henry I'd.
Gulf of Mexico II s American Shoals 4th.
Herbert l. Pratt 90 w Sand Key 4th.
J N Pew off Sand Key 4th.
James McGxe ft1 NE Jupiter 4th.
japan Arrow So 8 Jupiter Attn.
Louisiana 40 W Sand Key 4th.
Munisla 8 + Tortugas 4th.
Oswego 30 SW Hatteras. 4th.
Nistulia 81 r Sand ney 4th.
Walter d Munson 80 NE Jupiter 4th.
wassaic q Sc Tortugas 4tn.
william G Warden 10 s Jupiter 4th.
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reported TO the photographic office.l
June .. lat 3es n. Ion 10 40. passed raft
feet wide-Str Haiti.
Derellct Destroyed-The u 8 Coast Guard
cutter Seneca on June 2, 1922. DESTROYED a
hulk so feet long and 20 feet wide FOUND
floating in lat 80 80, Ion "A, close TO a
sunken schooner.
May 9. lat 80 20. lon 81 81. passed life
buoy-str Ramore Head (Brj.
May IS, lat % 10, lon 90 03, passed a large
piece of wreckage. projecting about feet
out OF water-Str William Green
May 10. lat Al SO. Ion 81 r.. passed a log
about 20 feet long and . feet square. covered
with marine Srowth--Str Ramore Head CBr).
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-06-05

Hatteras TO Key west-Moderate southerly
winds and occasional showers Monday.
Over East Gulf OF Observation-Disclosures. va
rIable; % rtly cloudy Monday.
over west Gulf of Mcxico--Centle, va
riable: weather partly cloudy Monday.
Over Caribbean Sea and windward Pass
age-Gcntie. variable. mostly easteriy; partly
cloudy Monday.
orr Alta ntie Coast North Of Sandy Hook
fair Monday.
Sandy Hook TO Hatt~res-Gentie TO mod
crate southeriy and cloudy Monday.
Hatteras TO Florida Straits-Modcrate
southeriy and sionsi showers Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-06-05

Tugs Pull ship on Bisot Point and
Tow Her 20 Quebec.

MONTREAL. June 4.---The Canadian
Pacific steamship Montcaim. which went
ashore in the St Lawrence at Bigot
Point on Friday night, has been pulled
of by tugs and towed to Quebec.
Her passengers have been transferred
TO the steamships Cassandra. Metagama
and Canada.