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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-01-10
Tanlac Sold to New
York Firm for 100000
One of the Largest Transactions That
Was Ever Consummated in South.

One of the Largest Transactions mat
Was Ever Consummated in South.
ATLANTA, Cattle outstanding
capital stock OF International Proprie-
taries, Inc, excepting only a few scat
tered shares, has been sold to f. F..
Hutton & Co., OF New York. and as
sociates, for $2,000000, by its owners
&C. F. Willis, Phil c. McDufie and
Mrs. G. F. Willis. The sale carries
with it the local real estate holdings
of the enterprise and the world rights
to the distribution of Tanlac and other
nationally advertised products.
The transaction, which involves a
cash consideration, takes it place
among the largest and most signifl-
cant consummated in the south. 1t
eclipses any other trade negotiated in
Atlanta during the year. and in actual
cash involved ranks second only to the
Coca-Cola transaction.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-01-10

an estimated extent of $425,OoO,OOO an
Y,Vof11y
The New York herald., 1922-09-06
BY the Radio Corporation of
America.

Aladdin 195 SW Nantucket l. 5th.
America 1,1l3 Il Ambrose l. 9TH.
Brkenhead "A S Overfal.s l. 5th.
Bremerton lat SO -. Ion I3 81. 9Th
Coastwise ~ NE Cape Henry 9Th.
Dio IS9 NE Savannah 5th.
Dominion Miller lat 40 -. Ion 60 IS, 5th.
Eastern Victor 20 r Boston l. V 18th.
Edward L. Doheny, Jr, 10 n Diamond Shoal
4th.
Egremont . 900 + Ambrose l. V 4th
El Alba i69 S Scotland l. v 5th.
Eocene (towing barge SS) rs SIC Boston l. v
5th.
Espsrta eco Sw Nantucket l. V 5th.
Everett NE Winter Quarter 5th
Feltorc 24S y Waiting Island 4th.
George III Jones 100 S Ambrose l. 9TH.
tiulfcoast 100 Diamond Shoal 4th.
Hera 1913 NE Diamond Shoal 5th.
Iousatonic lat 20 -, Ion 6S So 5th.
1Iumrick with str Donald Makay) 1853 NE
by y Cape Henry 5th
Iowan $50 + Boston l. ath
Joseph Seep 81 NE Hatteras 5th.
tatrine Luckenbach 81 s Overfalls l. 5th.
Lake Elsmere II Cape God 9Th.
Macabi T2T s Nantucket I. 4th
Monmouth S55 Sc Ambrose l. v 4th.
Montrolite $50 NE Nantucket l. 9th.
Natirar 100 T. Portland ith.
New Britain ! ,64S r Cape Henry 18th.
olympic 94H f Ambrose L 18th
Drduna 2.269 Ambrose l. 4th.
president Van Buren 1.155 l. Ambrose l. v
4th.
Samuel q Brown 8 S Scotland l. sth.
santa Tecla 376 Ambrose 7. 5th.
Socony 96 NNE Diamond Shoal 9Th.
Somerset $50 T. Cape Henry 5th.
Sun A. Diamond Shoal 9TH.
William Rockefeller 25 Ambrose l. 5th.
The New York herald., 1922-09-06
Notice to Owners, Agents
and Ship Masters.

The New York Herald pub
fishes daily reports of the posi-
tions of merchant vessels re-
ceived through coastal radio sta
tions operated by the Radio Cor
poration of America and the
Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc. Vessels equipped
with radio apparatus may, with
out charge, report their (TR)
noon positions through the fol-
lowing stations:
Independent Wireless Tele-
graph Company, Inc, New York
city (WCG); East Hampton,
L. l. (WSA); East Moriches,
L. l. (WSE), and New London,
Conn. (WST). The United States
Public Health Service will also
give free medical advice through
these stations.
kadio corpor alton of America,
Marion, Mass. (WCC); Cape
Cod, Chatham, Mass. (WIMD;
Siasconset, Mass. (WSC); New
London, Conn. (WLC); New
York city (WNY), and Cape
May, N. J. (WCY). In CO.
operation with the Seaman's
Church Institute of New York
and the United States Public
Health Service the Radio Cor
poration of America furnishes
free medical advice to ships at
sea.
The New York herald., 1922-09-06
FOREIGN PORTS.
IBy MALL


BARBADOS. Aug t3-Arrived. strs Mat
tawa (Br), Trinidad (and sailed oath for
ST Kitts) 10Th. Comedian (Br, Grenada
tBrS, Newport; oist. schr Cape La Have
(Br) Liverpool Ms: 23d strs Stuyvesant
Dutch. Trinidad (and sailed for. Piyni,
27th for Para) 25th. crimson Dutch
Boulogne land sailed for Trinidad; 27th,
Metonian CBr). Liverpool (and sailed for
Trinidad 18th. Settler (Br). London Chau-
diere (Br). st Vincent, 10th, Hancock Coun-
ty, Martinique.
Sailed 10th. str Bridgetown. Curacao: 25th.
schrs General George G Hogg (Br), Port
land o6th, Cape La Have tBr,. Trinidad.
BERMUDA, Aug 30--Saied. strs Lutetian
(Br). Tampico tand sailed 3ist for Lands
Enc) Oscar CBr), London for West Indies
sist. Canadian Forester CBr). Montreal land
sailed next day for Nassau. Kingston and
Belize) Sept I. Canadian Fisher (Br). Be-
lie. &C. for Montreal.
Sailed 5ist. schr Edna NJ Mcknight. Car
agena.
CALLAo. Aug 2s-Arrived. str seiyo Mari,
(Jap). Valparaiso. &c.
CARDIFF. Aug 25-Sailed, str Tacoma,
Portland. Me (not Boothbay).
cRIsToBAL. Aug 2T-sailed str West Jes-
sup, Buenos Aires via ports.
General Maude CBr), Hermitage Ito com
plete loading for Oportop.
HALIFAX. Aug 3o-Arrived. str victolts
Arrived 31st, schr Anna Mcdonald (Br)
Jeddore ITO finish loading for New York).
Sailed Sept l, str Chignecto tBr). Deme'
HAVANA. Aug ea--Arrived strs Lake
Fisher. Iquique, &C; 10Th schr Expresse
(Cuban,. Santa Cruz de Teneriffe.
Arrived Sept |. str Hillegom CDutch). Bal
tiniore. &c.
Sailed 2ath, strs Nicolaos 0taD. Genoa
Gene Crowley. Tampico; Pinar del Rio (Br)
Antille goth. Lake Fiorian. West Indies.
HILLSBoRO. NIB. Aug 2s-Arrived schr
Cape Blomidon (Br). New Haven uoads &c
return).
MALAGA, Aug os-sailed. str p de satrus-
teeui (Sp) New York.
MAZATLAN, Aug 25-Sailed. str Guerrero
MoNTEvrDEo. Aug oe-Arrived. ctr West
Notus. Bahia Blanca (to sail 3ist for Buenos
Aires).
MONTREAL. Aug 3i-Arrivcd. str Manoa
Arrived Sept /. str Canadian sapper (Br)
ST Johns.
terdam Manoa (Brl. st Johns.
NEWCASTLE. NIB. Aug 30-Arrived, str
siIssSerg n1,s% 3D. Span)' s. Johns via sydney .
PARRSBoRO, Ms, Aug o5-Arrived schrs
Flora (Br). Mattapoisett tafter making
River to load for Bostoril 2eth. Pcaceiand
Cape. Ns.
In port 2sth. schr Marguerite. loading
ST JOHN. Nh. Aug s1-Arrived. str II X
Wage tNor), Havana.
Arrived Sept 1, str Eastern Pilot, New
York.
Sailed 31st, schrs Charles G Lister, New
York: Robert w fBr). Boston.
Sailed Sept 2. str Caraauet CBr) Halifa,
and West indies
sAGUA. Sept 1-sailed, str Soriand (Nor)
Jucaro.
TRINIDAD. Aug 3i-Sailed, str Canadian
Harvester (Br), pemerara.
VICTORIA, Brazil. Aug 2g-Sailed, str Sa,
City. New Orleans with $500 bags Of
coffee).
VICTORIA. BC. Aug 2e-sailed, str Santa
Maria (Br), San Pedro.
WABANA, NF. Aug 25-Sailed, strs Henrii
lbsen tNorD Bremerhaven; 26th. Hesperos
fNor). Rotterdam; 2sth. Lord Strathcons
tBr), Sydney.
The New York herald., 1922-09-06
400 LONG BEACH LOTS
BRING ABOUT $500 600
Heavy DoUnpour Did Not Put
Darnper on Sale.

Thunder and lightning and down
pour of rain did not put a stop to the
auction sale of lots at Long Beach on
Labor Day Although the ground under
the tent became a veritable lake, Auc-
tioneer Joseph r. Day kept on selling
by the aid of electric lights and 400 lots
were disposed OF for a total of more
than 100000.
The Rockaways Brooklyn, Manhattan.
The Bronx and Queens were well rep
resented among the buyers as was the
city of Long Beach itself. The home
builder was somewhat overshadowed by
the investor and spcculator, but the lift
ing of restrictions on property suitable
to bungalow building attracted a good
representation of the home seeking ele-
ment.
Some OF the best known buyers were
Jesse Froelich who took four lots on
Riverside Boulevard. between Broadway
and Penn street, for $15,750 Montrose
Holding Company, Ike Parshelsky presi-
dent, bought forty-one lots between
Monroe Boulevard and Lincoln Boule-
ward. between Chester. Market and Hud-
son streets and extending south of Park
street between Walnut, Olive and Beech
streets. r. 4 b. Realty Company bought
some improved property on Park street
between National Boulevard and Mag
nolia street, for s15,500.
The New York herald., 1922-09-06
PERSONAL AND IMPERS0NAL.

The Cruikshank Company negotiated
the sale of lot East 129th street for
Lizzie Won Boskerck.
Warranty Brokerage Corporation has
placed a mortgage loan Of $4,000 for two
years on the two story residence. 1914
Eighty-first street. Brooklyn.
Buckley & Morton Company through
its Jamaica office in the last thirty
days closed mortgage loans amounting
to S150.000.
Leonard O'Malley, manager of marine
sales for the Texas Company, has pur-
chased elevator garden apartment at
126 Nineteenth street (Hawthorne
Court). Jackson Heights.
Lawrence, Blake & Jewell have placed
with the Lawyers Mortgage Company a
first mortgage of $4,000 for Ave years
on the south west corner OF Hull avenue
and 20sth street. a new five story apart
ment, 50x100.
The p. & r. Construction Company Is
about to erect two more Ave story apart
ments on the west side of Fifth avenue,
Astoria. l.. i. They have just completed
three apartments on the same block.
Plans are being prepared by Gronenberg
& Leuchtag
Lawrence. Blake & Jewell placed with
the Lawyers Mortgage Company for
James Ahearn a first mortgage of $685.
900, for five years. on the southwest
corner of Hull avenue and 209th street
a five-story apartment, 50x10o. just COM
pleted
Purchasers of property sold recently
are: Carl Mildner of the apartment at
the southwest corner OF West End ave-
nue. and 106th street Matilda b. Crane
of 22 West Eighty-second street; Mary
]. Wharton of ISL West Ninety fourth
street. for which she paid $4,000; Flor
ence Steinman of 325 East Fifty fourth
street the Gerrett Holding Corporation
OF 2350 Davidson avenue and Jacob
Block of 3710 Third avenue.
Edward p. Doyle, head OF the Bureau
of Information and Research of the
Real Estate Board of New York, tells
this one. and swears it is true:
A member OF an old New York family
while passing the southeast corner of
Broadway and Wall street remarked:
MY great grandfather might have pur-
chased this valuable corner at one time
for $685."
what made him hesitate over such
a price," friend inquired.
HE didn't have the $685." was the
sober reply.
The New York herald., 1922-09-06
COMPLETE AUCTION OF
MORRIS ESTATE SITES
$7I7,577 ReceiUed for 1889
Lots in Bronx.

Sale of the Morris estate lots in the
Throgs Neck section of The Bronx was
completed last Saturday by Joseph p.
Day, auctioneer. In all 1889 lots were
disposed OF FOR total OF S717,577. The
sale was continued from the previous
Saturday.
Some of the buyers at Saturdays sale
were August Baur, who took five lots at
the southeast corner of Emerson and
Harding avenues. with boathouse. for a
total of S15,215. Mr.. Baur also pur-
chased eight lots at the southeast corner
of Robinson and Lawton avenues at
$3.50 each and five lots on Lawton ave-
nue. for $325 each, bringing his total
purchase to $19.640.
r. J. Horowitz bought five lots on
Mcdowell place for s4.350 and one lot
at the northwest corner of Mcdowell
place and Lawton avenue for $1,000.
Patrick Sheridan purchased two lots on
Mcdowell place for s725 each. Rubin
Eckstein paid $500 for a lot on East
fremont avenue and r. l.. Caro- pur-
chased six lots on Revere avenue at
$3.50 each. A Morris mansion with
twentyfour lots was purchased by N.
Rianny for 100000.
The New York herald., 1922-09-06

and reported PM Sept the wooden bulkhead
between cargo hold and bunkers collapsed,
forcing into the fireroom sulphur dust.
which ignted and exploded. resulting In the
serious INJURY of four men in the engine
room.
HALIFAX Sept 5-The crew OF schr Maid
of Canada (Br). from New York for this
port. before reported sunk In collision with
str Sadie Mack. bave arrived here.
LONDON. Sept Str Dryden. from Ham
burg for New York. has arrived at Cux-
haven with engines damaged.
Sept 4--Str Andree (Br). from New York.
has arrived at Bilbao with cargo OF maize
in bags and bulk badly damaged by sea
water.
Sept Str Canadian Beaver (Br). from
Trinidad &c. for Montreal, arrived at Bar
bados yesterday With loss of one propeller
blade: surveyors refuse certificate OF sea
worthiness unless spare propeller blade Is
fitted
Schr Elinor H. from Vancouver. &c. for
Port Natal had rudder di~abled 10 miles
from Mazeppa Point and was towed into
East London by tug.
YARMOUTH, Ms. Sept 4-Three masted
schr X Mitchell. from Boston for Liver
pool. rs. went aground tonight In Yarmouth
Sound after being towed from Cianet South
west Lodges, where she had struck on the
reefs Sunday. Efforts TO bring her into the
inner harbor viii be made tomorrow
The New York herald., 1922-09-06
SUBURBAN TRADING.

Prince & Ripley. sold for Harriet O.
Carolan. her residence in the Hudson
Heights section of Hastings. N. Y, to
George X. Hagemeyer Of this city. The
same brokers also sold building plot
portion of the old Livingston Inn
property, to Dominick Alter. The par
eel adjoins the buyers holdings on Main
street, Dobbs Ferry. n. Y.
Upjohn & de Kay sold the property
known as the Casino in Argyle Park.
Babylon. l.. /. consisting OF bungalow
and one and one-half acres of land
overlooking the lake. to Nils Falk OF the
Guaranty Trust Company. who will oc-
cupy It as an all year residence. Tho
property was held at $4,000.
Prince & Ripley, sold for Charles 8.
Benjamin. his home on Division Drive
way. In the Riverview Manor section OF
Dobbs Ferry. to Howard s. Porter. OF
this city. The house is on a quarter
acre plot and was held at $4,000.
The New York herald., 1922-09-06
MISCELLANEOUS RENTALS.

Maurice Kelly and Louis Struzziert.
who for many years were with c. O.
Gunther's Sons. have organizd a frm
for the sale OF fine furs and have taken
a long lease on the first floor In 71S
Fifth avenue near Fffty-sixth street.
Royal Scott Gulden was the broker.
Cross & Brown Company leased for
the Detroit-Cadillac Motor Car Realty
Company. the westerly store In 1o3
West Slxty-second street. to Joseph
Beelo.
Leon s. Altmayer leased the ground
floor professional suite In 103S Park
avenue. southwest corner OF Eighty
sixth street to DIR. S. Hilfer.
The New York herald., 1922-09-06
silk Exposition Luncheon.

The committees of the Second Interna-
uonal Silk Exposition and exhibitors will
hold luncheon tomorrow in the Hotel
Commodore. Howard Greenley architect
and art director of the exposition, will
explain his plans for the decoration OF
Grand Central Palace In February and
will show colored lantern slides of his
designs. Mr.. Grcenley returned recently
from an extended European tour. during
which he visited all the principal art
centers. assimilating historical data for
his work James A. Goldsmith, president
of the Silk Association of America
Ernest r. Augustin. president of the
Silk Travellers Association, and Charles
II. Green, managing director of the ex-
position. will deliver brief addresses.
The New York herald., 1922-09-06

NEWPORT. Eng. Sept 5-sailed. str
| Springfield. Philadelphia.
PALERMO. Aug 2o-sailed. str Gerty
PATRAs. Sept ARRIVED. str stonewan
! (Br). New York.
4 PORT ANTONIO, Sept 4-Arrived. strs Jose
\ (Nor). Philadelphia: ormes tBrl. Baltimore.
\ PORT LIMON Sept o-Arrived, str Limon.
| Boston.
\ Cristobsl and Havana.
\ PORT NATAL, S,pt 3-Saied. str Cokesit.
/ New York Cher reported arrival at Port
PORT swErTENHAM, Sept s-satled, str
\ Telemachus (Br, from Hong Kong for New
! York
/ PUERTO BARRIos. Sept l-Arrived, str
I Santa Marta. Kingston.
4 PUERTO CASTILLA. Sept 4--Arrived. strs
I San Jose, New Orleans; Sd, Honduras tNor)
PUERTO COLOMBIA. Sept ARRIVED, str
SSa ola, Cartagena.
\ PUERTO PADRE, Aug 3o-Saiied. str
Guernse (Norl, Queenstown for ordersl.
RIO JANEIRo, Sept 5-Arrived. str Pan
America. New York for buenos Aires. D.,
terdam Dutch, New York Via plymouth
and Bouogne.
Porsaneer . 'Cs SNor), do 4th. AfeI. Galveston.
| ST VINCENT, Cv. Sept ARRIVED. str
Fantee CBr) Montreal for Cane Town.
SANTIAGO Sept 1--Sailed 10 AM. strs
zacapa, New York; Banan tNor). New
SANTOS. Sept ARRIVED. str American
/ l-tK
SHANGHAI. Sept 4-Arrived, strs City OF
Bristol (Br). New York; City of Lincoln
(BD, do: Penang Maru (Jap). New York
Arrived Sd. strs Algonquin. San Pedro;
Levant Arrow, san Francisco; TJile6oet
I (Dutch) do; 4th Broad Arrow do; China,
do Tymeric (Br). New York.
Sailed Sd. str Canadian Prospector tBr),
4 Portland. Ore.
SHIELDS, Sept 4-Sailed. strs Mamen
! (sw) Philadelphia; 9Th. Aladdin (Nor).
SYDNEY. Nsw. Sept 4-Arrived. str Hert-
| ford (Br). New York.
| Arrived Aug 81. str Canadian Victor tBr).
/ Brisbane.
! TAMPIco. Sept ARRIVED. str Ringborg
| (Nor). Vera Cruz
| TIENTSIN, Sept 3-Arrived. str Slavic
| Prince tBD. New York
| TORRE ANNUNZIATA. Aug e5-Arrived
str Honeck tFr), Montreal
! TRIESTE. Sept 2-Arrived, str Federico
| UtaD, New York.
| sailed Aug 90 str Giulia dtaD New York
| TYNE. Sept BIN port, str AIRY tDutch.
VALPARAISO Sept 5-Arrived str Santa
| Elisa, New York.
| VANCOUVER, BC, Sept 5-sailed. str Ca
| madam Observer CBr). Ocean Falls.
| VENICE. Sept ARRIVED. str Italia (Br),
| New York
Maru (Jap), Yokohama.
| VITA, Sept ARRIVED. str Mundale. New
| York, &c.
| I YOKOHAMA. Sept e--Arrived. str Siberia
| Arrived fst strs Hakata Maru (Jap), Ta-
coma for Kobe; Cd, Shidzuoka Maru (Jap),
! do for Hong Kong
| Sailed I'd, str Empress of Australia (Br),
| from Hong Kong for Vancouver.
| Sailed Cd. str President jefferson (from
Hong Kong. Seattle
! ZARATE. Aug 17-Sailed. str Tuscanstar
| (Br). probably for New York.
The New York herald., 1922-09-06
AMERICAN PORTS.
[By 'rclegraph.l

ABERDEEN. Wash. Sept 5-saiicd. str
wabash San Francisco
etrs Edmore. Aberdeen; Lena Luckenbach.
''Gs1ssT BsossToN. Macs Sep, Arrived. s,rs
Glensloy C'r), Mcthn Rothley (Br). Shields
Jadden. New York: Robin Adair. New York I;
ormidale, Norfolk Penobscot. do.
Nordc csM Ss ss Newpor Sst9e Manhattan @ Br
Hamburg and Bremen; " Devereux, Nor
folk: Meteor, Newport News; North Land.
New York: Hlarus (Br), Buenos Aires, &c /:
orla tNor), Glasgow; Bristol. Norfolk !;
| Glyndon, Port Tampa.
Arrived 9th, strs Levonpool (Br). Blyth.
Eng; Lake Elsmere. Jacksonville and
sailoI 5th. yrs Eastern Victor, Calves
ton; Fort Hamilton tBrl. Portland and Hal
barge Shlckshinny, New York for RoclSland.
Sailed ath, ! PM. strs North Land. New
York Norwalt, do CITY Of Columbus. sa-
Wind at Highland Light. NE, 10 miles (;
thick: smooth sea.
BALTIMORE. Md. Sept 5--Arrived. strs
West Lashaway, New York: Iperia. Narvik |:
| Mandeville (Nor) Port Maria Juniata. Bos-
ton via Norfolk
Cleared I'd, strs Georgian, Los Angeles via
a oerpse mplco AS,eS M SNor
schrs Charles Stanford. Cape Haitien. !.
Herds. Jacksonville.
Nile CBr) Havre West ceilna, Manchester
and Liverpool. Clement Smith, Tampco !;
Bucland (Nor). Philadelphia
BRUNSWICK, Ga. Sept 4-Arrlved str
w Irish. Texas City land sailed for Port
Arthur.
CHARLESTON. SC. Sept 5--Arrived. strs
Elizabeth. New York: Apache. Jacksonville
for New York
Sailed 5fh. ctr Georscanna weems. Balti-
more via Georgetown.
CAFE HENRY. Va, Sept Passed IN ii rs
AN. strs City OF Lucknow tIJr), Karachi.
&c. for baltimore; noon. Siam City (Br !.
Shields, &c. for do.
Passed out I'd. 1910 AM strs oresonlan
noco. do for New York.-wind, sw, 3 miles
partly cloudy
EVERETT wash Sept 5-Arrived str
Minneeotan, Tacoma.
GALVESTON, Tex. Sept 5--Arrived, strs
The New York herald., 1922-09-06
SAILED.

strs Reliance, Hamburg; Mohawk Charles
ton and Jacksonville Mauretania (Brl
Southampton. &C. Guiana tBrD, Boston
s u Hunt. Port Arthur: William Rookie eller,
Port Lobos OcmulFee. Mobile: City OF Sa-
Vsnnah, Savannah. Dakarian (Br). Boston
Guifprince, Port Arthur: stockholm (Sw)
Gcthenburg: Independence Hall. Rotterdam
Matura (Br). Perth Amboy. Castle Lodge,
-.
strs Bylayl. Norfolk Mexico DAM.
Stockholm.
strs McKecsport. Dunkirk; Fiorinds Csp)
Barcelona.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(reducod TO sea levcl) at New York on
Tuesday, Sept ;. 1922, AZ AN, as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau was
twenty-nine and ninety-eight hundredth
t2o.as) inches. This closely approximatee
seven hundred and eixty-oue and five-tenths
tTs1 ID millmeters. Captains of all vessels
now lying IN or near the ports of New York
and Brooklyn can advantRgeously use the
above official data for obse erving whether
their barometers require any consider
able correction or adjustment.
Wind az Sanay Hook, Pm, w, ~ miles
clear; light sea; visibility about 10 miles.
The New York herald., 1922-09-06
CLEARED.

Str Mauretania tB). Rastron. Southamp-
- via Cherbourg tgeneraD-cunard Steam
Str Lituania dam. Christensen. Cux-
haven. Danzig and Libau (generaD-East
Esiatic Co.
Str Mexico DAM. Rasmussen, Stockholm
toiD-East Asiatc CT.
Str Independence Hall. Lcerberg. Rotter-
dam (gencraD-Cosmopoitan Shipping Co
Str Florinda tSp), Garay, Cadiz. BARGE
Iona and Valencia (genera)-Garcia DiaZ.
Str Santa Clara, Stephenson. San Diego,
eraD-w Grace Co.
Str Santa Clara. Stephenson, Cristobal
tgeneraD-W II Grace & Co.
Str Tivives. Babcock. Kingston, Cristobal
&c tgenerai)-United Fruit co.
Str william Rockefeller Lehdak. Port LoS
hos Cballast-R l. Hague. Cleared 4th)
Str Fort st George (Brl Mckenzie, Ham
ilton tgeneran-Furness. Witty Co.
Str B Hunt. Barnes, Port Arthur (bal-
last)-R l. Hague. tCleared 4th.)
Str Henry Il Mallory. Barstow. Galveston
Via Key West tgeneraD-Mallory Steamship
Co.
Str InvincibIe. weatherbee, Galveston (een-
eral)-Ba rber Steamship Co.
str Matinicock, Sillars, Galveston tballast)
-R Hague.
(generaD-Ocean Steamship Co.
Str Mohawk. Ingram, Charleston and Jack
sonviie (generaD Clyde Steamship Go.
Str Virginia Express, johnson. Richmond
tgencraD Richmond and New York Steam
ship Co.
str wflfaro. Reis. Philadelphia tgeneraD--
Str Matura CBrj. Kirkby (from George
town. &c) to Perth Amboy (residue)-Fur-
moss, Witty a. Co.
Str Teespool (Br). Mckenzie, Montreal
(ballast)-J II Winchester Co.
Str Norland. Jensen. Buffalo fbaliast)-
Frank Finstiwait.
Str II r DImock Allen. Boston (genera)-
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Str Calvin Austin Holmes. Boston Cgen-
eral)-Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Str Dakarian (Br), Mercer from I.ondon)
Boston tresidue) Atlantic Transport Line
Str Guiana (Br), Charlton Cfrom st Croix)
Boston tresdue) )-F'urness, Witty Co.
Schr Minas King (Br), Randall, Windsor
tballast)-J r Whitney a Co.
Barge James Blight Gregory, Windsor
(ballsst)--J r Whitney Co.
Barge William r Fancher. Sabean, Wind
snr. NS lhallaafl-.J 4 whitney a "a
The New York herald., 1922-09-06
OPERATORS RESELL
HAMILTON PL. FLATS
Cloak and Suit Makers Buy
Two Elevator Houses; Other
Apartment Deals.


The two six-story elevator apart
ment houses at the northeast corner OF
Hamilton place and 140th street have
been resold by the Meister Builders,
Inc. to Abraham Wendorf, aNcloak and
suit manufacturer, through Herman
Brasch. They are known as 70 to SO
Hamilton place and occupy site 'front.'
Ing 1856 feet on Hamilton place and
10e feet on l40th street. The sellers
acquired the property In July from the
Vermilyea Avenue Corporation. which
held it at s250.0OO. The houses con-
tain three, four and five room suites
and return an annual rental of approxi-
mately s3S,000.
Hartford Man Buys Flats.
The six-story elevator apartment
house. S7.6x100, known as the Mariana
may Apartments at 611-s17 West 112th
street adjoining Riverside Drive have
been resold to Charles f. Shepard OF
Hartford, Conn. by Thompson, Austin
& Co., w. 8. Thompson president. which
acquired the property last month from
the Lansing Constructing Company
and seven rooms. NJ. H. Gaillard &
Co. will continue as managing agents.
Sale In Kips bay Section.
David Vogel, as broker has sold a
holding in the old Kips Bay section OF
the city. which had remained in the
possession of one family for sixty-four
years. The deal affects the group of
four-story tenements and stores at the
southwest corner of Second avenue and
Thirty-fifth street. known as $40 and
641 Second avenue and 244 to 252 East
Thirty-ffth stheet.
The property has been sold by Will
liam II. Steinkamp. attorney, for the
Clausen estate to John j. Reynolds. rep
resented by B. Charot. of New Rochelle.
The houses on the property were erected
by the founder OF the Clausen brewery
in 1858 and the holding has been valued
at 100000 by the estate. 1t has a
frontage of $50 feet on Thirty-fifth
street and so feet on Second avenue.
Thomas ]. McLaughlin's Sons bought
from the G. NJ. G. Realty Corporation
the fve-story apartment at 272S
Broadway. on plot 33.1x10i.S, between
104th and 105th streets.