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The New York herald., 1922-08-29
FOREIGN PORTS.
my Mall.

BoTwooD. prior to Aug 2o-sa.;ec. str
Seneca (Br). Sydney.
CARBONEAR. Aug 2O--Arrived. schr u +
Bailey (Brl. Santa pola
COLON. Aug 20.-salied. str Cacique. from
San Antonio. &C. for New York.
Head (Br), Montreal.
FOGO. MI. prior to Aug 20-Arfived. scni
Urnn.cs dam. Cadiz.
GAsPE. Aug 24-Arrived. schr Oakley {
HALIFAX. Aug 25-saiied. schr Annie N
HAVANA. Aug 20--Arrivod. str Tapti (Br)
RanEoon. &c, via Nusvitss; schr Rubicof
tHond). Port st Joe; 2ist. str Holsatis
tGer). Hamburg.
Sailed 10Th. strs sheaf Field ED. So.
bine. 1.ombardia lsw). Tampico: 20th. Al.
HAwKEsBURY. Aug 23--Arrived. schl
Joan Kielberg.. New Haven.
NORWOOD. NF. Aug 21-1n port, echr
u Ilarteaux (Br), for New York.
LoMoND, NJ: prior to Aug is--sailed. ST
Maud .Norl: Hull. -
bridge CBrl. sydney. CB.
Sailed 25th. str steinstad (Nor). Port Al
fred
NEwcAsTLE. NIB. Aug 2t--Arrived. schr
Hurry McLennan (BrJ. New York.
RAMlSA. prior TO Aug i6-Saled. schi
ST JOHN. NIB. Aua 2G--Arrived str Hail.
Eicrd fNor). Parrsboro ffor bunkcrs.
ST johns. NF. Aug 1c-Arrived, bari
clutha tBr). Bahia: schr Nancy Lee tBr)
barbados.
Sailed 25th. str Canadian sapper CBr,
Montreal
SYDNEY. CD. Aug 25--Arrived. str T L
Church tBr). St Johns.
TAMPICo. Aug 23-saiied. str solana. ri
John. NIB.
The New York herald., 1922-08-29
PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL.

The formal opening of the Hawthorne
Court Apartments at Polk avenue and
Nineteenth street, Jackson Heights, be-
gan yesterday and the formalities will
continue until September 8. Tea viii
be served from four TO six-thirty and
an entertaining program will DO rem
dered daily. The Greensboro Corpora
tion extends n cordial Invitation to the
public to attend.
Shampan & Shampsn. architects,
have filed plans for a. six-story Office
building. with part of cellar TO be ar
ranged for a safeteria, at the southeas 81
corner OF Court and Schermerhorn
streets, Brooklyn, 90x100. for the los
Court Street Corporation. l.. s. Chanin
president. to cost s400. 900.
Max SchuIman IL the buyer OF the
| dwelling at ala West Eightleth street.
the Mensa Realty Company OF 27si
! Creston avenue. and Minnie Schwartz
of the southwest corner of Madison ave.
| nue. and 11sth street. both reported sold
recently.
The Societies de Credit Mobilier are
special credit Institutions which grant
mortgage loans at per cent to work.
Ing people who wish 10 build homes and
who have no other resource than their
| salaries. Such aid was instituted as n
| result OF the lodging crisis following
the wsr. Demands for loans are In
creasing rapidly and tho housing prob
lem In France Is becoming less acute.
A rev bill submitted to the French
parliament by the Ministers OF Finance
and Public Hygiene, aims at facilitating
the building OF new dwelling houses ana
The New York herald., 1922-08-29
AMERICAN PORTS.

BRISTOL BAY. Aug f1-sailed. schr Beu.
iah. San Francisco: 18th. bark Emily
"nIIalsi "cHARsiEsToN. sc. Aug gs--saiied. schr
,;EoRGEsToWN. SC. Aug 22-Arrived. schr
Priscilla Alden. New York doads lumber
HoNoLuLu. Aug 2o--Arfived. str -Anyc
Maru lJap,; valparaisS, &c, for aong bon Kong Kong.
schr Chas II Kilnck. Portland ito load
los ANGELES. Cal. Aug 24--sailed. -strs
Ensley City. Yokohama. Steel Ranger. New
York and Boston.
thael FRI. San Domingo.
NORFOLK, Va. Aug 26--Arrived. tug Wal
than. towing barges Wollaston. Fall ltlser
for Lamberts Point. and Fall River. for New
chatham and Bourne. for Providence).
NEWPORT. RI. Aug 26-1n port, tug Eu,
rnsa towing barEes Falmouth. from Fall
River. Mount Hope and Atlantic. Providence
for Hampton Roads.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. Aug 23-Saned. str
Liehtburne. Marcus Hook.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Aug 25-Arrived. tug
Carlisle towing barges Buckridge. Ephrata
and Silverbrook. Norfolk.
SAN DIEGO. Cal. Aug 25-sailed. str sseel
SAN PEDRO. Cal. Aug 25-Arrived str
ST THOMAS. Aug t4-Salled. schr Rigden
tBr). Trinidad: 18th. strs Thos II wheeler
IAN JUAN. Aug f7-Arrived. strs Poseidon
O)utchl. Amsterdam via Fl Thomas tara
sailed next day for san. Domingo) Cornelia,
New York 2ist. Buenns Ayres (spl. La
and sa saes ads agr arrSed eqsrls str
bert l. Pratt, Port Arthur.
SAVANNAH. Ga. Aug 2e-Cleared. str
Tulsa. Liverpool.
The New York herald., 1922-08-29

! % Leonard. Philadelphia land sailed on re-
turn.
Sailed. 2sth. str Commercial Pathfinder.
GEoRoETowN. sc. Aug a7-sailsd. schr
JACKsoNvILLE. Fla. Aug. 2s-Arrived
stfs Joseph r. Parrott. Key West: Holyoke
Bridge. Buenos Aires: Charles II Earwood
sailed 2sth. str comanche. New York via
los ANGELES. cal. Aug .s-sa,led, str
MANILA. Aug 26-Arrived. str Wheatiuud
Montana. Seattle.
Noble. M5ixia % Xia. Aus | ss@ArrISed. H str. Fake
! fell (N0r3. Puerto Berrios land sailed for
New Orleans) Honolulu. Freeport.
NEW ORLEANS. La, Aug 2T-Arrived
strs Troinpenberg (Dutch). Newport News
! West Infboden. Norfolk: Hera. Rouen: Cans
ford tNorJ. Belize; Inperator CNorl. King
vile; Meanticut. Norfolk.
Arrived 2sth. str shannonmede tBr). Ten
Sailed from Port Eads 2sth, strs Jose Tayo
4 (SpJ. Falmouth Mercier tBelg). Antwerp
Mexoil Tampico; Monte Santo utaD. Ham
| burg.
NORFOLK. Va. Aug 2s--Arrived. strs Alb.
secon. Boston; Marts Gtai). New Orleans
\ for Genoa.
Arrived 2sth. strs orcus. AntofaTasta;
Sailed esth. strs west yossks, London
| ArkarsAs DAM. Scandinavian ports; Hamp-
den. New England: Reaper. Tampico: MI
I
PORTLAND. Orc. Aug 2s-Arrived. motor
PORT ARTHUR. Tex, Aug 27-Arrived
etrs Solitaire. Mobile: w vandyke. Phila.
delvhIe; pevolente. .Tampico. !,
| PORT TAMPA. Fla. Aug 2s-Arrived. ST.
pHir.ADEfPHIA. IA. Aug 27-Arrived
schr Gladys M Taylor. Savannah.
wesIpor,, esfIxse Sem YORK: ?0 Maiimoor tBrp.. DO
g Donneii. Texas city: ] p o'Neil. do
cfhoctaw. Tampa Juniata. Boston: Persian
4 tBr). Calcutta. &c. via Boston; Stuart Dol
4 lar New. York Commodore Rollins (Nor)
Ciaared sssh. strs Cilntona (Br). Mont.
/ real; Swiftstar. San Pedro.
/ Sailed 2sth. str Parisiana tBr). Baltimore
! Passed down Marcus Hook 2sth. PM. str,
/ Phoebus frr) Philadelphia for New York
| III PM. Riafuku Maru tJap). do for New
York
/ Arrived at Delaware Breakwater 2sth. s:4t
AM schr Orleans. philadelphia for st Johns
Passed out 2sth. s.40 AM. schr Martht
Sailed 2sth.. 0 AM. schr Aviator. Philadel
phia for Norfolk: i:1o PM. tug l. scher
merhorn. seaward - r,,,,,
iams ana John f Lcwis.-wind. PM. NV
poRTLaNp. Ne, AVE 27-ssiled. sch'
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal Aug 27-Arrived
strs Orient City (Br). Colombo.. &C: mime
sotan. Boston. New York sc; Alaska Fr)
Havre, &c
SEATTLE. Wash. Aug 2s-Arrived. ct
President Grant. Yokohama.
1 SAVANNAH. Ga. Aug 2s-Arrlved. eti
cretan, Jacksonville for Philadelphia
Arrived 2sth. str Parthenia (BD. Bruins
| wick.
TACOMA, Wash. Aug 2s-Arrived. str VIII
Sailed astii. str Himalya Maru tJap). Yo
TAMPA. Fra. Aug 2s-Arrived. schr g r
| Hackey, Sagua la Grande.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Aug AR
| rived. motor barge Socony Ito discharg'
/ here) -,
Arrived and sailed 2sth. tug Gypsum King
/ towing Q barges tbound east.
Passed 2Sth. str Coastwlse (oound east.
! 8 AMI. 49,
| In port osth. tugs Liberty and Savage
| bound wesb Jupiter Cbound easD-Win'
! sW moderate heavy raipx
The New York herald., 1922-08-29
APARTMENT HOUSE DEALS.

j. s. Maxwell sold for Mrs. Hanna
Bergfield five story apartment house
2Tx85, at 460 Manhattan avenue. ad-
joining the corner of 170th street. The
property was held at $4,000.
Samuel Brener bought from client
OF l.. J. Phillips Co. the five story
apartment 500 West 1920 street, be-
tween Broadway and Amsterdam ave-
nue., 25x100
Hudson y. Rose Company purchased
through r. Polak from Mary Casson two
four story flats 310-a12 East Thirty
seventh street. A. N. Gitterman was the
broker.
Q. ID. & IL v. Dixie have sold for Nor
rls s. Williams TO the Naughton Con-
struction Company 339, 341, 341h West
Torty-first street, three five story sim
gle flats. with rear apartments. on plot
50x100. The purchaser will make al-
terations
The New York herald., 1922-08-29
News of Real Estate
LITTLE BIDDING AT
CITY REALTY SALE
Hester st. Parcel Brings Up
set Price Of $4,000; Aue-
tion in Brooklyn To-day.

The first parcel sold yesterday at the
continuation auction sale OF city owned
real estate conducted in the Sixty
ninth Regiment A1nory by James
r. Murphy of the Joseph p Day or
ganzation was four story tenement,
s7sx75, at 76 and rs Hester street. Vt
WAS sold to Max Zetckoff for the upset
prioe of $4,000.
No bids were made for 25 Bridge
street, 80 and 80 Vandewater street, a
plot on Clinton street. f5s and 155 Mon
roe street and 28 TO "a Allen street, CT
fered in that order
The five story tenement at EST Grand
street, reported sold at the first day 5
sale. on August ., to Herman Glaz@r,
for s19.700, was offered again. and this
time was knocked down to LoSis j.
Newberg for the upset price of S17.590.
No bids came for the lot at 321 East
F'ortieth street, for the interior lot on
tho rear OF 2162 and 216S Fifth avenue
and for the big irregular plot en- Fair
view avenue. near Broadway terrace.
but Mr.. Newburg, buyer of the Grand
street parcel, offered the upset Of $35,-
600 for the six story tenement at 237
East 1G3d street.
Thirty-six more parcels were passed
before the lot. 25x95. on Summit avenue.
near Boston avenue. in The Bronx. was
sold TO Margaret A. CASTILLO for 81, 500,
also the city's upset figure.
Sixty-three Brooklyn parcels will be
offered to-day at the Twenty third Reg
iment Armory, Bedford and Atlantic
avenues, Brooklyn. They include a res
idence on the Park Slope, a number Of
rented apartment houses, downtown
business buildings and a variety Of
sites for Industrial, apartment and resi-
Dental Improvement in various parts of
the borough.
The New York herald., 1922-08-29
MORRIS SALE TO Be
CONTINUED TO-DAY
805 Lots In Hunts Point Sec
tion Disposed of by j. p. Day
for About S513,785.

Up TO a late hour last night sos lots
belonging to the Morris estate in the
Hunts Point section OF The Bronx had
been sold at auction by Joseph p. Day
for a total OF s513.7S5. The sale viii
be continued this afternoon at O'Clock
and again in the evening at 8 o'ciock
In tent near the junction OF East
fremont avenue and 177th street. The
sale began last Saturday afternoon and
In spite OF the rainfall 705 lots were
sold for about s495,2S5.
Most or the buyers yesterday tool
small lots and In small quantities. Mrs
NJ. Arnold bought twenty-one lots for
$500 on Lawton avenue betweer
Mcdowell and Emerson avenues. Many
OF the lots disposed OF brought $3.50
each. w. 8. Maher and w. j. Stoch
each bought four lots for $1,000 each
Nine OF the lots were sold to Smith &
O'Brien for $3.50 lot on Lawton ave
nue. between Emerson and Hosmer ave
nues.
A feature OF the sale was the pur-
chase by Alfred ii. Morris or some OF
the cottages and buildings on the
estate for presentation to faithful EN-.
ployees in recognition of their long
service in his behalf The Morris resi-
defce vas sold to Or. Charles Brancate
an East Side physician. for $4,000
The purchase included twenty water
front lots and surrounding property
George Bernard. a Bronx builder
bought twenty lots for $22,500 anc
quickly resold six of them fronting or
Revere avenue between Sampson ant
Miles avenues to Walter Drlscoll OF
Demarest & Driscoli lumber dealers
Several other buyers resold at a profit
soon after they had purchased.
Theresa Murphy bought three lots or
Calhoun avenue. between Dewey ant
Sampson avenues, for $4,000. +. y
Towie took eight lots on Quincy avenue
between Dewey and Sampson avenues
for $4,000. W. Seligman took six lots
for $4,000 on Revere avenue, between
Miles and Sampson avenues. rosa +
Jorgensen took eight lots for s3,S0O or
Calhoun avenue, between Sampson ano
Dewey avenues.
Charles Stembler of Jersey city
bought three lots for $1,000 on Calhoun
avenue. between Sampson and Miles
avenue. J. Dembropolus took eight lots
on Swinton avenue, between Sampson
and Miles avenues. for $4,000. Arthur
Rrount bought four lots for $4,000 or
Revere avenue, between Dewey ant
Sampson avenues.
MAY ]. Jetekoff bought two water.
front lots for $1,000 near Morris Cove
These included the dock, extending
about 100 feet out into the water
Lawrence j. Rice bought two water.
front lots near the Long Island Sound
for $4,000.
A new school is soon to be erected
on East fremont avenue near the
Morris estate.
The New York herald., 1922-08-29
DEALS IN MANHATTAN
REVEALED IN RECORDS

BENJAMIN Rosenthal and others sold
to Jacob Fried and Abraham Ginsburg
the six story store and loft building ~
and 80 West Houston street, 45x1oSx
Irregular.
Anne vogel sold to Winfield w. Scott
the six story apartment at the southeast
corner OF AuGubon avenue and 170th
street. 25x95
Ella G. s. Bryant sold to Marguerite
q. Timberlaks the three story dwelling
eos West Seventy-eighth street. 1s.sx
1922.
Margaret NJ Guare sold 10 William D.
Hawkins the three story dwelling 24l
West 12gth street, 1s.9xs9.11.
Moses Benedon sold TO Rose Gladstein
the five story tenement and store 1o1
First avenue. 22.fxt0o. near Sixth
street.
Francesca Ciavarelli sold 10 Salvatore
I.o Piccola the four story house 42a East
117th street. 1s.sxf00.1f.
Max Weitz sold to Hanna Mandel the
five story tenement 65 Willett street.
25x100
Sarah Bernardik sold to Alfonso
I.umio the three story dwelling AL East
Fifty y-second street, 1s.9x92x Irregular.
The New York herald., 1922-08-29
Continued from Preceding Page.

arrived here yesterday and reports was in
collision with schr Abbie Stubbs and lost
headEear; Taussig will 80 10 the s repair
although reported seriously damaged con-
tinued on her way: particulars concernlng
collision not known. but from one OF the crew
learned she was on starbooard tack anu the
Stubbs. running free. ran across hsr poN.
carrying. away all headaear; tne entire M n'rt aL
side OF the Stubbs was raked ana her PLANK
Ing badly damaged.
BANGOR, Me, Aug os-The sale OF sehr
Kennebunlk was postponed until Sept by
order of the court.
IfAvRE, Aug ps-Aii the passengers who
are 10 make the voyage TO New York on trc
French Line str La Savoie boarded the
vessel this evening nhd u - scheuuien 70
sail AT midnight unless some untoward event
The French Line str Hochambeau win sail
cnnt m,pn,an anderson os the Shipping Board viii
send the strs Effna and HASTINGS out cf
Havre harbor He. has instructed other
Shipping Board vessels by radio TO walt for
orders In the roads. lie Is unwilling TO senu
them TO other ports IN the fear that such
action may cause trouble.
LONDON, Aug 2G--Str Philadelphia, before
reported at Naples on fire. &C. was beached
to-day TO prevent sinking.
27th-Sr Eastern Guide, from Port Talbot
Aug 90 for New York, was In lat 90 oos ION
20 13 w, Aug &c with broken jury rudder
tug being sent to her assistance =.
2sth-str s. Paul. from New lev York VIA via
been In collision at Cuxhayen: damage un-
known.
NORFOLK. va. Aug 2s-str Bristol.
while at anchor this morning, swung into
barge Cohasset. doing damage TO her stern.
The steamer Is not damaged.
QUEBEC, Aug 2T-Str Baiuchistan (Br)
outward bound from Montreal With cargo.
IA ashore off White island. The wreckins
ctr Lord strathcona (Br) has reached the
distress vessel.
ST JOHN. NIB. Aug 28-str Eastern King Is
In the stream UNDERGOING repairs TO her
enigma boiler. she is expected to sail
Monday for Hun and Newcastle.
VICTORIA, BC, Aug 27-Canadian Pacific
str Princess Maquinna struck bottom at the
entrance OF Espanza Inlet, on the west coast ls !
that the vessel Is undamaged and will be
dry docked for a survey here on Monday.
The New York herald., 1922-08-29
E. J. R1cKERT BUYS PLACE.

Frederick Brown has sold 20 II. J.
Richard for his own use the estate
known as Fairlawn. In Macy Park
Harrison, y. ", valued at about s65.OoO,
The property comprises eight acres,
highly developed, with three story dwell.
ing OF fourteen rooms, and garage
stable and outbulldings
II is known as the McComb property
and ~ opposite the Green Meadow
Country Club. George Howe and George
Levy were the brokers.
The New York herald., 1922-08-29
AMERICAN PORTS.
lBy Telegrap phil


ABERDEEN. WaAh. Aug 2s--Arrlved. str
Las Vegas. Portland.
ASTORIA. Ore. Aug 2s-saied. str Dsko-
BOSTON. Mass. Aug 27-Arrived, strs str.
rah tNor). Baltimore. l<azembo tBr). Kobe.
&C.; Robin Goodfellow. Seattle. &c, via New
York tand cleared on return).
Arrived 2sth. strs Phcmlus fBr). Manila.
&c. Cartona. Tampa via Norfolk: Turkestan
lBD. Iiartlepool: City OF Rome. Savannah :
phia gtcleared for Baltimore): Ontario. Bsl.
timore Cleared for Philadeiphla): North
Land. New York tsailed on returnl: noes-
way. do; Gulfland. Port Arthur; Africanie
.sw,. from Gefie. &C: Liberty Clio. Busnos
cleared 2sth, strs Ruth. Bsi,irnore; Nor.
baltimore. Limon. Port Limon schr Leo
Leblanc lBr) 1ngramport
sailed 2sth: strs Taiho Maru Jap). Tam
pa Stephen II Jones. Norfolk; Prince GEORGE
lBr). Yarmouth. Wind at Highland I.ixh,
sW. 20 milee foggy and rain; smooth sea:
n BAJTIMonE. ATT. Nd; ASr 2s-,Arriysd. st..
Lind. san Juan; vittorio Emmsnucle III.
MTos Nun xsrs ysSs MSSesn s Ps5 %tw sss Yar
Alcor (Dutch). do: orinoco. Rio Janeiro
Georgian. Philadelphia.
rees vs Norics S s Nc" YORK. sns rSs
Breedyk (Dutch). Rotterdam via Newport
News Picton (Br). Drcmen and Rotterdam.
sailed 2sth. strs Firmore. Daiouiri; Man
ciiARLEsToN. &C. Aug 2s--Arrdved, ssrs
saco. Mohiie Mohawk. New York land pro.
ceedcd for Jacksonvls).
Sailed csth. schr BENJAMIN A Van Brunt,
Jacksonville.
CARE HENRY, Va. Aug cs. e;io AM
Taased In. strs voredn fBr,. New York for
raltimore l I'M. Josiah Macy. DO for do
PM, West Cclina. do for do.
Passed out goth. $3.50 PM, s,rs Essex, Bal.
timore for Savannah and Jacksonville;
PM. skiensfIord (Nor). DO for Bergen. &c.
Passed out 2Tth. 4 AM. str Ipswich. Bal
Passed out 2sth. AM. str Msresfield
tBr). Baltimore for Hsmburs:. AL. Ven
erueia. DO for Now York.--wind ~. ie miles:
aiming.
GALVESTON. Tex. Aug 27A-Arrived. str n
The New York herald., 1922-08-29
; BRONX TRANSACTIONS.

Pauline Rosenthal sold to Marie
D'Agostino the four story tenement. 700
Morris avenue, near 155th street,
27x6S.3.
Elizabeth M Beck sold to tho Car
son Holding Corporation the property,
145.2xt00. at tho northeast corner OF
Forest avenue and 160th street.
Hudson Il. Rose Company purchased
two frame dwellings. 453 and 455 East
145th street. from Joseph Betz, and from
Jhseph Beautigam the three family
frame dwelling, 730 East 1890 street
Ralph Russo sold n two story dwell
Ing. 75x165x1o0, at 3016 Zulette avenue
westchester village. for IT, G. Simmer
70 I. Salese.
The New York herald., 1922-08-29

the repairing OF old houses by people OF
small means. Under the bin the state
could increase its loans to the Societies
do Credit MobiIier from 200, ,0O0, 100
francs a year 70 350,0o0.000 francs.
Loans could also be granted UP TO 500,-
100000 francs year 10 approved or
ganizations or cooperative societies that
VIII undertake 70 build suitable dwelling
and apartment houses especially for
workmen.
The New York herald., 1922-08-29
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Cross & Brown Company leased Of
fices in IS East Forty-flrst street 70
DR. Frank j. Remy. dentist. also space
IN the Fisk Building. Broadway and
lifty-seventh street. 10 Charles l.. Dod-
dridge and the Cameron Manufacturing
and Sales Corporation.
Rutland & Benjamin, Inc. leased Of
flces in 50 William street 10 James u.
The New York herald., 1922-08-29
IN THE DwELLING MARKET.

Simon s. Friedberg. through his at
torncy, Charles Frodericks. has res1ld
the three story dwelling, ia West i2Tth
street.
Lloyd r. Johnston resoId for Simon s
Friedberg tho thrco story dwelling, 242
West 136th street. Charies Fredericks
represented tho seller.
The New York herald., 1922-08-29
BROOKLYN MARKET.

A. Mishtin sold for j. =. Dcllinger 70
the Krupp Building Corporation corner
plot, 50x10o. at Parlsville and East
Third street.
Martin Company leased for Anna
Segal to Elsie Hirst the residence at
r255 Hicks street.
The New York herald., 1922-08-29

Taylor: IN li5 Nassau street to Hawes,
& Petit and Karl Neumeister. and IN
Beekman street TO Frank IL. Berg. Jr.,
and Christie Mullery.
Wright Barclay. Inc. leased third
floor in 327 Broadway 10 the Verify
Fabric Company. Inc.
Douglas i. Gilman q Co.. Inc. have
leased the two houses AT 100 and ia
West Fifty-seventh street TO Charles
r. Beiling
The New York herald., 1922-08-29
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

The property owned by the Sterling
estate, consisting OF twcnty-six acres
on the Boston Post road and Harrison
avenue, Mamaroneck. adjoining the
property OF Edgar Palmer. and contain
Ing a large residence and outbuildings,
has been sold to client by Kenneth
Ives & Co. The property was held at
ST5. 900.
The New York herald., 1922-08-29
SALE At FLUSHING. 4. 7.

j. Albert Johntra sold for William
zobel the three story business building,
4ox100, at f49 South Twenty-second
street Flushing. to Anthony Cwick OF
Providence. r. l. There IN a two story
concrete garage on the property.
The New York herald., 1922-08-29
AUCTION AT NEW ROCHELLE.

Arthur G. Sheridan sold at auction
last Saturday the residence s13 Centre
avenue, near Pelham Road, New
Rochelle. The purchaser was Joseph
Wickes, an interior decorator. who paid
$4,000. The property consists OF n
fifteen-room residence. garage and about
nne-haIf acre
The New York herald., 1922-08-29
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

New yorlc-Rafitan Bay--The Lighthouse
Service announces Raritan Bay Light No 2
established Aug 20, 1929, IN 2ls fathoms OF
water. 1.1bo yards 02 deg urue) from
Great Beds light station, characteristic
flashing white every 3 seconds. flash / sec
ond duration. OF 70 candle power, 20 feet
above water on q red triangular steel pipe
dolphin.
The New York herald., 1922-08-29
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

CAMERoNIA (Br). from Naples 18th for
,ss,gg1sse Mew York; or A,,srpAttA cpr ,rom
Hong Kong goth for Vancouver.
FREDERIK VIII tDan). from christianla
25th for New York.
MEGANTIC (Br). from Liverpool 18th for
New York.
NIAGARA tFr). from Bordeaux 2eth for
PREsIDENT ARTHUR. from Queenstown
9th for New York.
PRESIDENT LINCOLN. from Shanghai
o6th for San Francisco.
VENTURA. from Sydney. NSW. 18th for San
Francisco.
The New York herald., 1922-08-29
CABLE REPORTS.
rAssENoER STEAMERS ARRrvEr

ADRrATrC (Br), at Liverpool 2Tth.
ALBANIA (Br), at Liverpool 2sth.
BELvEDERE (ItaD passed Gibraltar 2eth
for Naples.
BRITANNIA Orb. at Fayal e6th.
CANOPIC -(Br), at Liverpool 2Tth.
COLOMBO UtaD. passed Gibraltar 26th for
Naples.
COLUMBIA tBr). at Movilie c7th.
EBRO (Br). Mt Callao 25th.
GEORGE WASHINGTON, at Plymouth 2Ith.
kROONLAND, at Plymouth 26th (and pro-
ceeded for Antwerp.
NEWPORT (New York State training ship)
at Naples 25th.
PRESIDENT MONROE. at London 24th.
ST PAUL. at CuxhaSen 2Sth.
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2e & 27, CONDUIT-STREET
27, NEW BOND-STREET
London WI
To Be Sold by Auction

on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21th.
nv direction OF Messrs. Redeem, Limited,
thA wel-know Costugnlera and Modiates,
upon their removal 90 new premises AZ NO.
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one IN the finest blocks of sfiONROOMs.
OFFICES, and WORKRO0Ms in the West
End, built on an imposing design aud up-to-
data Ia every respect, Win central heating,
passenger iift, &C.
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norton on PERPETUAL CORPORATION
I1AgF subject 20 a nominal renewal finea
Solicitors Mcssrs. Donald Mcmillan and
Mott. 1t-12, Cioments-laue. Lombard street
E.C4 and Mcssrs Gedge, Fiske and Gedge,
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