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The New York herald., 1922-03-22
AMERICAN PORTS.
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BELFAST, Me. March la-Arrived, barge
I0I Boston. -
Germantown. with harsss spring IRON tor
searSpcrt, Cohangey from Boothbay ltarDor,
and T'ioga. from Portland for Philadelphia.
EVERETT. wash, March l3-saiied, ST
Cathay. Shanghai. ,.n
HoNoIULU, March 14-sailed, strs West
Islip, San Francisco; Gaelic Prince tbD'
Yokoha ma, &c. -
MUKlLTEo. Wash. March l3-salled,
motor Tosca (Ncrl. Kobe. sc.
PORT ANGELES, Wash, March IL
Sailed. schr Taurus, Honolulu.
PORTLAND. Ne. March lo-Arrived, schr
George II Bradford, stonington for Boston (;
barges chenango, Norfolk Trenton ana
Base Philadelphia flattcr for Sacol.
Sailed 18Th. ius Mars. Philadelphia, row
SAN PEDRO. Cal. March i5-Arrived, str
Santa Veronica. New York.
SAN JUAN, PR. March i0-Arrived, stTs
Edith, New York; 1ith. Lake Fasrlie, Puerto
Padre.
sailed 14th. strs Moldegaard. Boston;
Evelyn, probably Boston,
ST THOMAS. VI. March ARRIVED. strs
Liverpool tand proceeded) lith, Bolivar;
SABINE, Tex. March 17-sailed. str Della
sEARsPoRT, Me. March 1s-Arrived. str
MUNRO. Norfolk.
SANDWICH. Mass. March 1e-Arrlved.
barees Blue Feather and Blue star, Boston
for New York.
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DEMAND FOR BUSINESS
SPACE TAKES A SPURT
Renting Deals in Manhattan
Keep Brokers Busy.

Daniel Birdsall & CO., Inc, rented
the building at 499 Greenwich street to
George 9. Leuthncs; also loft in 466
featuring Company. and III s02 Church
street, 10 the Central Chiidren's Cloth
ing Company.
Frederick Fox & Co. Inc, leased
loft III 751 Broadway to Edward Saw
itzskyi and floor in IS University
place. 70 the Phoenix Leather Com
pany.
Joseph caine & Co leased floor space
in AZ West Thirty-fourth street to Linet-
zky < Wais; also space ia 1A West
Kaiser. Both tenants were formerly
in 155 West Thirty-fourth street. which
is to be demolished in connection with
the enlargement Of the Macy store
II. G. l<oop q 60. leased IN 345 Madi-
son avenue 1900 square feet 10 Spauld-
ing West Ovitt: IN l3 East Forty-second
Street Corporation, offices 10 the
Western Advertising Company and
Calm q Maffucci and space In the
National City Annex Building. 70 South
west Metals Company. Inc. and the
Alpha Portland Cement Company.
Rice & Hill leased for ID. J. Faour
& Bros. to the Savage Equipment Com
pany. office supplies, store and base.
ment in l0S Greenwich street.
Folsom Brothers, Inc, leased for the
Keystone Grains Products Corporation
the building at 225 Lexington svenue
TO Louis W. Meyer. furniture dealer.
Albert =. Ashforth. Inc, leased space
in 81 Wall street TO William H. Eendall
in III Liberty street to Debevoise-
Anderson Company. Inc. and in 2S
West Thrty-eighth street, to TIE Oriolc
Hat Company.
Haggstrom-C Company leased
store and basement in 2l7S Eighth ave
nue. to a. NJ. Marshall, butter and egg
retailer.
Maurice Wertheim leased for Emil
Hantsche. Jr, to Gustave +. Walter the
three and four story factory at 3c3
East Forty-fifth street and 303 East
Forty-fourth street. 2ox20o.
Lopis Schrag leased for Morris sind
Ter the store and basement In 15s West
Twentysecond street to Rausch Bros.
and store in 164 West Twenty-second
street to Joseph Eichehbaum
T.. Sharum Company leased space III
] - Fifth avenue 10 the following firms
Air-O-Phone Corporate Empire Light
ing Fixture Company. Empire Furni-
ture Company. Ezekiel Brothers, Cohn
& Paley, Max Grab Fashion Company.
l.. W. $ Shirt Company. Philip j.
Pellar & Co., Perfect Kiinona Company.
Presto Cigarette Ejector Company, A.
a. J. Pncus. Sarkees Brothers, james
n. Tzibides, Unit Trading Corporation
United states Music Company This
completes the leasing of the building.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
SAILED.

Strs City Of Freeport. Baltimore; Carib.
Cardenas; Mohawk. Charleston. &c. Aqul-
tenia (Br), southampton, &c; Western
Spirit. Antwerp; Oscar III (Dan), Copen-
hagen, &c; William Green, Tampco: Veen-
dys Dutch. Sabang, &c: Munargo, Nassau; !;
Cisy of Savannah, Savannah; Tresithney
tb). Lfverpool Patria (Fr), Horta. &c, via
Boston; Henry p Wilton. Sabine, Tex.
Bark Cecil r Stewart, Baltimore.
Schre Mary + Anderson. Baltimore.
Tugs u p Morse, towing l barge tpassed
ous Quarantine TAO AND; Bathgate, towing
s lido at 1904 PM).
Sailed Goth, strs Mariana, Norfolk; Geflon
(Ncr), Cardenas.
The corrected reading of the barometer
lreduced TO sea level at New York on
Tuesday. March 81, 1922. at AM, as re-
ported by the United States Weather Bureau.
was twenty-nlne and sixtyfive hundredths
f.a65) inches. This closely approSimates
seven hundred and ffiy-three l1a3, mlli-
meters. Captains of all vessels now lying
in or near the ports OF New York and
Brooklyn can advantageously use the above
official data for observing whether their own
baymeters require any considerable correc-
tion or adjustment. is IL.
clear; choppy sea; visibility, about 10 miles.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
CLEARED.

st: Exeter City (Bo. Buttner, Cardiff and
BRISTOL (general)-Chas Hill Sons.
Str Cornish City (Br), Bowen, London and
Hamburg tgeneraD-U S Navigation Co.
Str Latvia (Dan), Topp, Cuxhayen, Danzig
aud Libau (general)-The East Asiatic CO.
Sir Capitalize Maurice Eugene (Fr). Briau,
sssunto. Marseilles. &c (seneraD Three
star Line.
str Santa Teresa. Parker. Caliao. Mol
lendo. sc, via Panama Canal (seneraD-W
Il Grace & Co.
Str Tonjer tNor). Bakkevold. Rio Janeiro,
Nortevideo and Buenos Aires via Philadei-
phit, and Trinidad (general)-P Kleppe 4 Co.
Str Steel Seafarer, Fitzsimmons, Van
couver via Los Angeles, San Francisco, &c
tgeneraD D--Isthmian Steamship Lines.
Str Tiyiyes, Iverson, Kingston, Cartagena,
Sc tgeneraD-Unted Fruit Co.
Str Woldingham (f3r), Mclean, Vita (bai-
lnsD-Munson Steamship Line.
str Munargo. Asborn, Nassau (general) =
AluLson Steamship Line
Str Fort Hamilton tBrl. Francis, Hamilton
Bermuda tgeneraD -J'urness, Witty & Co.
str Norwalk Call. Boston (generaD-East-
EN- Steamship Corporation.
Str Steel Mariner, Wilson, Boston In tran
sltl--1sthman Steamship Lines.
Str Herman Winter, Holmes. Boston (gen-
eiall-Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Schr Mary Il Anderson tBr), Oxncr, Bal
timore (ballas)-J Il Whitney & Co.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

LONDON March 2f-Str City OF Bombay
tBrl, from Hamburg and Hull for San Fran
cisco, put back to southampton for repairs
TO oil tank.
NORFOLK. Va. March oi-United states
court sold to-day barge u Sheridan for
$4,000 and tugs Director and LaDorer for
$4,000 each
ROME, March 21-Disorders occurred to-
day In Naples In connection with the Gtrlke
o. the longshoromen. which Is continuing
throughout italy In sympathy with tha
Naples dock workers, who struck last week.
There Is considerable unrest at Genoa but
rain which fell there, drove threatening
street crowds indoors. Work Is az a stand
still at Ancona, Bari and Brindisi. The
Government has sent special commiss toner's
to Naples for negotiations in an effort 70
effect a settlement.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March 20-rrans-
pacific operators win meet tomorrow 10
discuss plans for halting rate war in
Oriental shipping. Operators out Of north
Pacific ports, whose drastic rate slashes
resulted In the California operators declar-
ing for open rates" last SATURDAY. have
been asked to attend. Oriental cargo at
present * reported being accepted al suicidal
rates. II Is understood that a plan 10 cstab-
lish general Pacific coast conference viii
be discussed at to-morrows meeting.
STR Fairhaven, which was abandoned In
waterlogged condition off the southwestern
coast of Mexico last night, left Salina Cruz
for this port March :. Her of 10,
which MAS taken off by str Katrina Lucken-
bach, will be landed al Manzanillo. The
Fairhavcn piled between here and Mazatlan
for II Davenport.
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Dangers to Navigation.

fReported to the photographic Offce.l
March 10. about 3 miles NNE of Winter
Quarter Shoal lightshp, In approximately lat
81 81, Ion ~ 30, passed a spar projecting
about 10 feet out OF water-Str Lake
Stirling.
March rs, lat 81 81, lon "A 81 ;. passed
large spar projecting about 10 feet out OF
water, apparently attached to submerged
wreckagc-Str Bethore.
March 10. laf ~ 81. Ion SO 10, passed two
iron dredge pontoons. with pipe attached
March 10, lat is 26. Ion es 4o sighted a
sloop with main sail sea-Str Milinocket
March 10. lat 80 ~ Ion 40 80. portion OF
deck--U $ cutter Seneca.
Feb 20. lat ~ 0S, Ion 80 10. passed n large
black conical buoy, apparently with Hight
structure on top and In good condition-Str
March s, lat 81 20, lon 10 80. pa ssed near
. red conical buoy-Str constan,inope
(GreeO.
4a a.. Ion ~ ~. our position near berg,
drifting two knots per hour. set 100 deg
1gta. IAt ~ 80, lon 40 "a, bergs and field ice
lat ~ 3s. Ion 80. growlcr. lat "A 80. Ion 30
The following radlograms were received
from tha u s Coast Guard cutter Seneca
March 10. Reported 18th. two berTa, lat
As "a, Ion 30 %; bergs and field Ice, lat
a. 50, lon 4s Os. and berg and field fec, ,
lat a 2s. lon ~ so Unable to locate berg
reported IN lat I2 30, Ion iS -. Now foggy.
our position, drifting near growler, lat
dl 05, Ion 40 30, southernmost verified posi-
tlon OF ice. Reported 10Th, berg and field
las. lat 80 a. Ion 80 10.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
FINE CITY HOMES
FIND READY BUYERS
Lewis Cass Ledyard, Jr., Sells
$4,000 Dwelling on East
Seventy-fourth Street.

Lewis Cass Ledyard. Jr.. mas sold his
five story American basement dwelling.
20x100.y. at 90 East seventy-fourth
street, between Park and Madison ave-
nues to well known New Yorker. who
will occupy. The properly was held
at $4,000. II has permanent side light
west Of the extension. The house adjoins
the new forty foot home OF George
Whitney Of the firm of j. T.. Morgan
& Co. Douglas Gibbons x co. were the
brokers. Mr.. Ledyard bought the prop
crty In 1915 from Charles MacEeagh.
who rebuilt il several years previously.
j. ~ Phelps Stokes has sold the four
story American basement dwelling at
129 East 18th street 10 John r. III.
Perry. vice-president Of the Turner
Construction Company. The property
was held a $4,000. It occupies a lot
16.Sx102.2 between Park and Lexington
avenues. Douglas l.. Gilman & Co, Inc,
were the brokers.
George : Runk sold for Christina
Singer $50 East Ninety third street.
four story seventeen foot converted
American basement dwelling
Coughlan 4 Co. Inc, sold for William
y. Fitzpatrick the four story dwelling.
19x105, at III West 77th street. 1t
was held at $4,000.
James l.. Van SAINT sold to Mrs.
Maria Freito Alvarez 13s East Six
teenth street, four story dwelling.
25xi03. The purchaser will occupy. The
brokers We're Leon w. Elberson and
Frank Rcart. q
Pease & Gilman sold for Mrs. George
l. Malcom 50 East Fifty-second street,
between Madison and Park avenues.
five story dwelling. 1sxl00. to Stanley
j. Halle the tenant.
The New York Trust Company sold
the residence at 62 Riverside Drive. be-
tween Seyenty-eighth and Seventy
ninth streets to client Of ii. - Davis.
Porter q 60. sold for William Mac
neyen Purdy to Leonard Weih the two
three story dwellings at 236 and 23s
West 13Ist street
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Fire Record

A. NJ Loss.
IL 20-3li West 97st st.; Title Nor
rs ...,.. .............,.,,..T Triflins
3.JO-21al Broadway, A. r. Wom-
rain ................... nknOWn
5.20-41T West 18TH st.. auto IN
garage; unknown ........... .TsIflinE
s.i5-552 Lenox ay.; Morris Worad
Sky ...........,. Unknown
3 s20-2T6 Avenue A: unknown. .Tfiflins
9:i3-i62 East Houston St: Jean
cite Jahn ....,............Un Untt own
r.. NJ
- 4j-i43 willis av.. Bronx IN
known tssss.t. ......ss..t .ts T. NANVAh y
IL .55-24i0 Msolay av.. Bronx Mrs.
4 .oO-g3a University av. The Bronx,
David Eetz. s....... ,SJsVcD
9 o5--S w. nth St.. automobile.
George Nichols. ..,.... ....... y Unknown
f.9O-2a24 st. Raymond av. The
Bronx. Ida Schultze. ......,. Unknown
.25-si Church 81. st. Paurs
Guild ....t..s.t-. ...t.. = lllsH0NN
o5--ii w. J0th st.. William Bass. Trifing
T:to-iia y. 18th ~. Samuel Plant Unknown
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BALBOA. March 13-Arrived. str Port
Chalmers (Br,. Adelaide, &c tfor Hampton
hoads for coal, then TO New York and Boo
BARBADOS, March la-saiied. schr Eliza
beth A. ,Risodway !Brl. st Johns; -. ca,.
Sit. Rotterdam for New Orleans; Gloxinia
d,r), Shields for Houston fboth for coaD.
., Sailed lith, strs Nueula ,Br,. ,. Port Port Ar
BUENos AIRES. March is-sailed. str
!, cAIBARlEN, March is-Arrived. str Lake
Sailed 1Tth, str Nuria tsp). New York.
CALLAo, March 6-Arrived, str Colusa,
San Francisco.
Sailed 9th. schr Fearless. Port Townsend; ;
lath. str Rakuyo Maru dap: Valparaiso
CARDENAS. March 1s-Arrived. str Gun
na c1hSFuEo6s hsStrS so Maros Ehsa'Pnla Arrved str
GoTHENbUHG. March 15,sailed. str
more and New Orleans.
GUAYAQUIL. March il-Arrived. str Jep-
tha, Valparaiso via Talara (and sailed litn
HALIFAX, March 19-Arrlved strs vedlc
lhrl, Portland for Liverpool; caraquet SB)'
ST John.
Sailed 18th, str Keyingham (Br), st Louis
HAVANA, March 15--Arrived, strs Anna
Seize (Nor,. Newport News; nth. Porsanger
JucARo. March iG--sailed. str Majestic
(Fr), New Orleans
LAS PABMAS, March lo-ArrfVeu, str
Maindy Dene (Bp, Barry for Cuba and
LA PLATA. March Is-Arrived. str Ca
pillo, Port Arthus Mobile, &c.
MANATI. March 1S-Sailed, str Muneric
Qr). Philadelphia.
MARTINIQUE, Mapcii 1s-Arrved, str Bur
MATANzAs. March i7+sailed. str Gro
NuEvITAs, March li-ArrIved strs Mu-
nardan (Br) Norfolk: 18th, Grelarlie C3r)
Philadelphia. 18th, Lsbeth (Nor,. Havana.
Sailed 18th. strs Thorgerd tNor), New
York; 18th, Munamar. New York; Silver
PERNAMBIcO. March 1i-Sailed. schr
Herbert Warren tBr). Nova Scotia.
PUNTA ARENAS. March 13--Sailed. str
Valparaiso (Sw, motor), San Pedro and San
francisco.
RIO JANEIRo. March 17-sailed, str Bibb-
sr JOHN, NIB. March lo-Arrived. str
Lingan (Br). Louisburg.
ST JOHNS, NF. March 1o-Saied, schrs
Arn.istice tBr). West Coast ito load fish
for Europe), 18Th, Annie l. Warren tBr',
sT VINCENT. CIV. March 15-Arrived, str
I i. Church fBr), Cardiff
SAGUA March i8-Arrived strs Airedale
f15r) Kingston. &c; nth. Hallgjerd tNor)
New York: 18th, Masilia tSw), Norfolk;
Lake Kyttle, Puerto Padre. &c,
SANTA FEE. March 12-Arrived, str Os-
siI ing, Mobile, &c. via Rosario.
VERA CRUZ. March 17-Arrived. strs
Gunny (No), New Orleans; 18th. Nordhav
tNcr). New York via Vera Cruz.
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Army Orders
,cciaI Dispatch to TIM NEW YoaK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. g.. March 81.

SpCGtut DtSpdtfN 70 lHb NEW 1Dhk
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. g.. March 81.
These army orders were made public to-
day;
Scarf. Jr., First Lieut.. Edward T., TO san
COAST ARTILLERY
Gray. Major quinn. 10 Governors Island.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
Finders, Major Ed NJ, to Fort Crook.
GENERAL. STAFF.
Hodges. Major Campbell b.. to washing
ton.
Green. Lieut.-Co Ned NJ. 10 Preside OF
San Francisco.
Wilson, Lieut.. Col. Everett r., 20 Preside
OF San Francisco.
Allen, Capt. Charles j., 10 Camp Lowis.
Kennedy, Jr., Capt. Franklin K. TO Camp
Travis
Klndcrvater. Capt. Ernest A., 10 Camp
Travis
Wood. Capt. Walter S.. to Preside OF San
Francisco.
MEDICAL CORPS
Breehemin, Jr., Lieut.. Col. Louis. to Seat
tie.
San Francisco.
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
HardIeg, Major William b.. to Fort Mon
roe.
QuARTERMAsTERs CoRrs.
Boykin. Capt. Richard r., TO Langley Field.
Dent, Capt. Joseph H., TO Norfolk.
Gamble, Capt George n, 70 Camp Eustis.
Petit, Capt. NJ. s.. to New York city.
Smith, First Lieut.. Clifford. to Washing
ton.
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WILL AUCTION 5TH AVE. HOUSE.

The five story residence az 500 Fifth
avenue. south corner Of Seventy-e'ghtn
street. opposite the J. =. Duke nome
which occupies the north corner IS
scheduled to be sold IN foreclosure pro-
ceedings t. satisfy q mortgage lmdgfnem'
of 100000 obtained hy william
Lawrence against the swift Realty
Company and others. Ihete arg paSN
taxes. Sc. on the property amountl,lk
10 about s9,05o The house was We
1,o,,,o ~ the Lawrence family for many
,eare and was given by them IN August
1eoo for the Leonori Hotel. NJ Madison
avenue and Sixty-third street and SUB
seouen:ly sold to = Mercadante. VINO
later conveyed II to James {. Bruse
Samuel Marx will conduct the sale on
April IL.
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u. p. ALUMNI RENT TWO
HOUSES ON FiFTIETH ST.

The New York Alumni of thc INT
versity or Pennsylvania II leasing the
two Ave story dwellings NJ - ana 81
East Fiftleth street. which the mem
bcrshlp has been using for some tinle
for meetings. dinners, Sc. The lease =
Ia be taken IN the name Of the Penn
syIvania Alumni Really Corporation
formed II. Albaly yesterday ~ fIudlhs
&. Greeley, attorneys, and having capi-
tai of sf0C,0q9 One identihed Win M ,ile
Man has said that 1t would require
~ lit.lo alteration TO convert the
ho,,see into \ sizeable clubhouse. The
buildings now contain thirty bedrooms
IA. 33 Il the home of Col. William bar
eIay Parsons. engineer The two dwen-
jngs occupy site 45x100 between Maal-
son anl Park avenues.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
S25, 900 FOR I35 LOTS
IN GREENPOINT SECTION

The 135 lots ia the Greenpoint indus
trial section of Brooklyn which were
sold yesterday at auction for the estate
OF tho late John Q. Wiarda by the Jere
johnson Jr. Company, auctioneers, were
purchased by John +. Whalen for So, ,ooo
The buyer declined 70 state what dis
position will be made Of the properties.
hut ii is believed that MIR. Whalen viii
use them for his own business purposes
MIR. Whalen gave his address as 14l
East Forty-sixth street. The properties
have frontagcs on Newton Creek, Card
ner and Scott avenues. Cherry and An
thonv streets They We're sold by order
OF the Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pany. trustees for the Wiarda estate
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Continued from Preceding Page.
!. w sand Keu e1at

Princeton 50 w Sand Key 21st.
Robert y Hopkins % Jupiter 21st.
Sabine sun 81 n Hatteras goth.
Sahale 2.0S3 II Ambrose 2lst.
san Bias ISL N Limon 21st
san Zeferino % ENE Jupiter 21st.
saxon 10 w Tortugas 2lst.
Schroon lat Al 10. Ion A 81 21st.
Southern Gross 1.437 81 Ambrose l. Goth.
Springfield lat A 46. Ion 80 10 2lst,
Standard go s Hatteras Goth.
Sutherland 571 Il Ambrose l. v Goth.
Swiftarrow f Sand Key 21st.
Swiftscout 10 SN South Pass 2ist
Samuel q Brown 43 Jupiter 21st.
Topila IL. NE Tampico 2lst.
TrontoIite 81 ENE Jupiter 2lst.
Tuscan 700 ESE Galveston bar 21st.
utacarbon l9i SE Sabine bar 21st.
w II Libby $50 II Hole In Wall goth.
w M Irish II S Hatteras Goth.
Walter Jennings 100 NNE Hatteras Goth.
Warwick 100 Sc Mobile bar 10th.
West Arrow ,402 II Boston o1st.
West Eldara 2,220 from Ambrose l. 2ist.
West Haven 800 y Cape Mala 21st.
West Himrod sailed from Cardenas 21st.
West Mohamet .4T4 Il Ambrose 2ist.
West Segovia a ENE Key West aist.
Youngstown 40 w South Pass 2lst.
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PURCHASE MEANS MORE
OFFICES FOR DOCTORS

Medical Chambers, Inc, has provided
for the enlargement OF its present quar-
ters at III 10 ll6 East Fifty fourth street
through the purchase of the adjoining
flat at No ii2 Harris Vought & Co.
were the brokers in the deal. The or
ganization purchased the two flats at
Nos lll and 1l6 In December, 1920. Ii
now controls frontage of "A feet and
facilities for the accommodation Of fifty
doctors. The house at No. i12 occupies
a plot 25Xi00 and remained In the possess
sion OF the seller for over thirty years.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
STATEN ISLAND MARKET.

Moffatt & Schwab sold for Nettie r.
Otteson Of Milwaukee, Wis a vacant
plot on DiclSie avenue, Westereigh, S. T..
to Carl +. Grieshaber.
Cornelius G. Kolff sold for Mayer
Rosenholz building site Of 4ox90 feet
oil Kingsley avenue Westerleigh. TO Ar
thur Higgins, who will erSet dwelling.
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Bound East.

sehr Beret ]. New York for Block Island.
sehr Annie B Mitchell. Perth Amboy for
Long Cove, Me-
Tugs Roger Williams. with barges tat
900 AND w Keene. with Cat 500 AND
Toner, with 3 Cat $50 AND Nathaniel =
Doane. with ! (at IL 80 AND Aries. with
saachoredl; Nottingham, with Cat 1880
IND. Frederick L Keller. with (anehored)
Piedmont, with Cat PM, 20th)
Motor barge Choctaw lat AND.
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Winds OFF Atlantic Coast.

Fast Gulf-Moderate to fresh northerly
winds and fair weather Wednesday.
West Gulf-Moderate to fresh east and
SOUTHEAST winds and fair weather Wednes-
day.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Fresh northeast and north Winds partly
overcast weather Wednesday.
North Of Sandy Hook-Frcsh to strong
wes' aud northwest winds and overcast
weather Wednesday,
Sandy Hook to Hatteras-Fresh to strong
northwest winds and partly overcast weaths.
Wednesday.
NNrf winds and fair weather "wednesday.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

CELTIC (Br). from Queenstown 10th for
New York.
EMPIRE STATE, from Shanghai Goth for
San Francisco.
HURON. from Montevideo 10th for New
York.
VANDYCK lDr), from Buenos Aires Goth
for New York.
WuERrTEMBURG (Ger). from Hamburg
10th for New York.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

CAMERoNIA y(Br). at Liverpool goth.
EMPRESS OF FRANCE (Br). at Haifa .lst.
PAN AMERICA, at Montevideo. goth.
SANTA. LOUISA at Valparaiso 2ist.
TAORMINA Qtal) passed Gibraltar goth.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

str Herman Winter, Boston for New York.
Schr Henry II Chamberlain, Buckspori,
Me, for New York, with fish. TO Thos N
Nsckerson vessel to Gilmartin 20.
Sthr John Schmults, Bridgeport for New
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

New Jersey-Raritan River, South Chan
rel-The Lighthouse Service announces
dredged channel buoys T.. us, 2, 4, and 8
were changed TO third class cone March is,
1922.
New Icrscy--Seacoast-The Lighthouse Ser
vice announces the Characteristic of Five
Faihom Bank light vessel VIII Pc ehanged
acetyiene light OF $50 candle power, char
The New York herald., 1922-03-22

acteristic seconds, light seconds, eclipse
seconds. 60 feet high.
The relieving of Five Fathom Bank light
vessel Is postponed until about April ~.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS,

CAPE RACE. NF, March 21-Barometer at
noon. 1925 inches; wind, s. light breeze ::
weather. dull and cloudy, temperature. 40
deg Fanr.
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Navy Orders
Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. G., March ~.

These naval orders were made public to-
DAY.
LIEUTENANT COMMANDER.
Kessez, John II. s.. to Philadelphia
IlEUTENANTS.
Samson, Henry r., 10 engineering expert
n.cn,al station. Annapolis,
CARL. Francis w. to living ship New
York.
Lowry. Robert s.. to u. s. S. Sirius.
Parsons, Robert r., to naval hospital great
lakes.
whiteside. Ross u. 10 naval forces oper-
atinE In European waters.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
REAL ESTATE JOTTINGS.

Laura Il. Firth is the buyer OF the
four story dwelling at 34S East l23d
street, sold recently by william u. Kill
patrick
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
100000 sale in Harlem.

Alexander Henschel sold for the
Roanoke Realty Company, Edward
Nicholson president, 70 the Gruber
Lunch Company. Sam Gruber president,
the southeast corner of 125th street and
st. Nicholas avenue, site 100x90. inn
proved with FIVE story apartments and
stores. They rent for $4,000 and We're
held at 100000. II was an all cash
transaction. the seller being represented
by Bernard Gluck. attorney, and the
buyer by Ilngel Bros.
This completes the sale Of the four
corners at this point within year. q.
T.. Lawrence sold the southwest corner
a two story taxpayer. for about $780,
600: Benenson Bros sold the northwest
corner Tor $4,000, and the Gantz estate
disposed Of the northeast corner, a
vacant site. for $4,000.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
FOREIGN PORTS.

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