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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19
Dangers to Navigation.

Reported 20 the photographic Officel
Wreck. Chincoieaguc Inlet, Virginia-Thc
master Of yacht Nepcnihc II reports that
Tho eunlsen wreck Of barge lies In about
fathom Of water, about ~ miles 20 deg
from C;unboat Point light, Ia approximately
Lat 81 - y. lon 49, % - W. Tho wreck Is
awash at high water.
Oct Is, lat 4i 10. ION f6 ~ passed steel
tank about 10 feet long and feet In diane
ter, floating endwisc. apparently not long In
the watcr-Str Mount Carroll.
Oct &, lat IS 20. lon 80 is passed large
black conical gas huoy--S;r Allegheny (Br)
oct t. lat 20 ~ y. Ion - W. wreckage
Apparently the framework Of y small vessc
DC. :, lat 80 ~ y. ion II W, floating
mine: DC, ., at 20 80 y. lon . 80 w. a
floating mine; 10, 30 - y. Ion = ~ Z, \
mine Ia, - q y. Ion I r. y. a mine, and
q miles 800 deg from Lizard lighthouse, a
rnino--str ICELAND (Brl.
Oct n. lat IS &C.. lon 90 e.. sighted one
large and two small hcrgs-Str Celtic (Br).
Oct Z. lat 70 ~. Ion - o.. several small
GROWERS: LAT ~ 20 Ion - 03. large berg
lat 80 81. lon 80 50. large berg. lat - -.
Ton h3 O6. large berg, and miles south
~ Belle Isle. two large bergs: II miles
southwest OF Belle Isle. large berg, and Oct
z, miles westnorthweet Of Cape Norman,
large berg lat ~ %. Ion ~ 10. large berg
Tat ~ "a. lon "a SO. small berg. lat 70 ~,
Ion 81 %. large bcrg-sir Ramore Head
lBr).
Oct ~. 1922. ak iccberss sighted in the
Vicinity Of lat 80. ion SO so. and lat IS 80.
lon ~ 30.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19
BISCUIT co. BUYS
SWIFT & co. LAND
National Takes Over Block
Front on 10th Ave. Between
18th and 18th Steets.

The National Biscuit Company. which
has been buying heavily in the vicinity
Of its plant in the Chelsea section. has
purchased from Swift e. Co. tho block
front on the east side OF Tenth avenue
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets. which carries a mortgage OF
100000 and which was purchased IN
1918 from the Astors to house its vari.
GUS branches contiguous to the proposed
elevated tracks of the New York Gen.
trail Railroad. The Swift plant Is now
at Tenth avenue and Thirteenth street.
The site Is covered with old bricls
and frame buildings and fronts 206.5
feet on Tenth avenue. 100 feet on Four
teenth street and $50 feet on Fifteenth
street. With the American Can Com
pany property and the Eggers ware.
house, which the biscuit company pur-
chased within the last few weeks, It
now controls a site fronting 325 feet on
each street with the exception of 30
foot parcel at $50 West Fifteenth
street.
Last week the National Biscuit Com
pany bought the opposite block bounded
by Tenth and Eleventh avenues, Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets from
Armour & Co. who also intcnde to
build distributing plant. The baking
company now owns the two blocks
from Fifteenth to Sixteenth street,
Ninth to Eleventh avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19
APARTMENT DEALS TOP
TRADING IN THE BRONX
Heavy Market for Flats in
Northern Borough.

Alexander Selkin and David Mntz
sold for IL. L. w. Construction Com.
pany, Harry Lanzner president. the
southeast corner of 1s0th street and
Bryant avenue, 100x1OG, a. six story
apartment with stores and forty-one
suites. and the adjoining house on
Bryant avenue, S0x100. with thirty
seven suites, The property was held
at 100000.
The Murray Hill Alexander Corpora
ton sold for the Varsity Construction
Company to the Hillmur Realty Cor
poration the new five story apartment
house 1914 Merriam avenue, 50x100,
held at $4,000
Julius Trattner and W. c. digger
sold for the Giebelhaus estate the Ave
story double fiat with stores at 169
Willis avenue. 25x1O0, to the Benenson
Realty Company.
The Harding Realty Corporation.
Joseph A. Polsky president. resold to
A. Cummings a five story apartment
house 971 Kelly street. which it pur-
chased few days ago from A. Chagrin.
Samuel Cowen sold a five story
apartment house 1884 Bristow street.
5Ox1O0. TO Annie Solomon.
Wheat Realty Company, Inc. sold
to Wolf Bread company. LOUIS WON
president, the plot at the southwest
corner of Grand Boulevard and Con-
course and 1S0th street. The buyer
will erect a five story apartment house.
Ernest Damine and Walter E. Phelps
were the brokers.
Hudson p. Rose Company purchased
from Alexander Crane, executor, the
three three family houses at 1922 to
1926 Jerome avenue, from John j.
Skelly 1917 Katonah avenue and from
from Mrs. Minnie Morris ia East 179th
street.
Joseph Sager purchased from Blum &
Rubin SGT East 176th street, a five
story apartment, 75x100x11S. renting
for $4,000 and held at 100000. Fl.
Miller was the broker.
+. Osborne Smith, Inc, sold a dwelling
at 1872 West 190th street for Lewis &
Conger.
Isadore Benenson sold the property
on the east side of Westchester avenue.
1876 feet north OF Home street. 102x
126x irregular. to the Belljoy Holding
Corporation. The property is subject to
a mortgage for $174,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19
HOBOKEN INDUSTRIAL
PLOTS GO ON BLOCK
J. p. Day to Sell War Depart.
ment Parcels To-day.

The War Department will sell $40
lots and plots and two buildings In
HobolSen to-day through Joseph p. Day,
auctioneer. The sale will be held in the
Hoboken ar1nory. The properties are
situated on Ferry, Madison. Harrison
and other streets and on Willow avenue.
They are near seven trunk line railways
and are in the center of Hoboken's In
dustrial district.
These lots and plots. selected during
the world war because of their trunk
line facilities, their proximity to New
York and their accessibility to an al
most unlimited labor market and the
great transatlantic piers on the Hudson
River waterfront, are about twelve
blocks from per connections to any
part of the world. with lighterage ser
vice to any pier in the port Of New
York. and within about five minutes OF
the Jersey City approach to the New
York and New Jersey vehicular tunnel
at Twelfth and Provost streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19
APARTMENT HOUSE
TRADING Is HEAVY
Five Flats at Madison Avenue
and 89th st. Sold; Other
Deals i'm Manhattan.

The northwest corner Of Madison ave.
nue. and Eighty-nin.h street. consisting
of five five story apartment houses, has
been purchased by H.. S. Som, Inc
(Hyn1an and Sidney Sonn). from the
NJ. r. w. Construction Company DR.
Philip Meirowitz president. through
Pease & Gilman. The sellers acquired
the property about a year ago through
the same brokers.
The corner includes 123S-1242 Madison
avenue and 1928 East Eighty-ninth
street and fronts 100 feet on the avenue
and 164 feet on the street. 1t is as.
sessed at $365,000. The buyers an
nounced through the brokers yesterday
that their plans for improving the prop
erty are not definite at present.
other Multifamily House Sales.
Meister Builders, Inc. sold to an in
vesting client Of Charles Halperin south
east corner Of 16ld street and Fort
Washington avenue, 102x152x irregular
accommodating forty-four families, with
rental of $5S,Uo0. The property was
recently purchased by the sellers and is
one Of their many resales in this vi
cinty The parcel was held at $3.50. 600.
James Boyd sold for Anna II. Ahrens
to an investor the eight story elevator
apartment 317-319 West Ninety ninth
street, adjoining the corner of River
side Drive. The house accommodates
thirty-two families. rents for about $56.
900 and was held at $35O,O00.
Daniel H. Jackson has purchased from
the J. Blackburn Miller estate of Phila.
delphia the three six story elevator
apartment houses southwest corner OF
Columbus avenue and Sixty-frst street,
in the heart of Columbus Circle. The
corner has seven stores and thirty four
apartments of seven rooms and bath to
each. The property is rented for about
$4,000 and was held at $4,000. It
has been in the possession of the late
owner since 1890. +. ]. Ryan and Tan
ger & Co. were the brokers.
Joseph Koch and Harriet Baer. repre-
scented by Louis w. Osterweis, sold tc
Joseph F'inkel, represented by Paul e.
Janovic. two five story tenements, 311-
313 East Sixty-ninth street. 100. 5x50.
James l.. Van SAINT reeold to Nicolo
Lepore 1874 Bradhurst avenue. q Ave
story double fat. 25x75. James E. Over
ton was the broker.
Harry j. Schum sold for the Annette
Holding Company 35S-360 West Thirty
50x9S.9, held at $4,000. TO an investor;
also sold for Laura Seemann 314 East
Fortieth street. five story building, 25x
9S.9, held at $4,000. to an investor
William Fl. Whiting & Co. sold for NJ.
Minisrpan 81 Henry street. a Ave story
tenement 25x1o0. to Peter Fiorentino.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19
Winds OFF the Atlantic Coast.

East GLlf-Fresh northeast and east winds
over east and north portions and northeast
and east gales over southwest portion dan
Gerous gales near Yucatan coast; weather
partly overcast and showery THURSDAY.
West C;ulf-Increasing northeast and north
winds over north portion and increasing
north and northwest over south portion
probably dangerous gales Thursday east o!
lon 90 or o. weather overcast and showery
Thursday.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Djninishing southeast winds over extreme
northwest porto, and moderate southeast
and south elsewhere: weather partly over
cast; probably local rains Thursday.
North of Sandy Hook-Fresh to strong
northwest winds and weather partly over
cast Thursday.
sandy Hook to Hatteras-Fresh northwest
ami north winds and weather fair Thurs
day. .
Hatteras TO Florida straits-Fresh north
east winds and weather partly overcast
IN, rsday; local rains over south portion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19
IN THE DWELLING MARKET.

Brown, Wheelock- Harris. Vought &
Co, Inc. sold for the Clark estate the
four story dwelling SO West Seventy
third street, 20X100.5, to q client of
Charles *. Clisby 6 Co. The same
brokers recently sold No. 80, on the
same block.
The Brown. Wheelock- Harris Vought
e. Co., Inc. sold for Mrs. Charles e.
Miller the four story dwelling, 22x100,
at SO East Fifty-fourth street. The
property has been owned by the family
for flfty-three years. The same brokers
recently sold No. 81.
Charles A. Du Bots sold for Mrs
Margaret b. Bart to Mrs. Cecil Flaherty
the three story dwelling 425 West Nth
street. between Convent and st. Nicholas
avenues, 1Sx99.11
John Constable Moore sold for Mrs.
Mary L. Hayden the four story dwelling,
2Ox100, at IL West Fifty-fifth street to
a client. who will remodel into apart
ments.
Abraham Safiir has sold for the Bay
side Improvement Company, Inc. the
three story dwelling SO West Ninety
first street, 19x100, held at $2s. 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19
OPERATORS IN FOUR DEALS.
buy and Sell Parcels I'm Three DIFF
ferent Boroughs.

Samuel Brener sold TO tho Inland
Realty Corporation 5s1 and SIS Eighth
avenue, a two story business building.
25x1O0. between Thirty-eighth and
Thirty-ni streets. William II. Whit
ing & Co. were the brokers. Mr.. Brener
bought from the estate of Mary A.
Astor Woodcock the five story building
at 81 West Ninety ninth street, between
Columbus avenue and Central Park
West. The Herman Arms Company was
the broker.
The Benenson Realty Company sold
the plot, 50x100. on the north side OF
Hornaday place. 100 feet east OF Mo-
began avenue. held at $4,000. to, Il.
Saberino and J. Cohen, who viii erect
five sto.y apartment. The Benensop
Realty Company bought from client
of Charles Kuntze two two family
houses. 50x1oo, on the east side OF Elm
street. 104 feet south OF Henderson
avenue. Staten Island. held at $4,000
and renting for s1,100.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19
MARINE NEWS NOTES.

The Clyde Steamship Company has ac-
quired the Miami Steamship Company,
generally known as the Van Line, op-
Grating between Miami and Jacksonville,
1t was announced yesterday. Service
viii be started early in November with
the steel steamship Pawnee. lately cor
verified from coal to oil burning a. the
plant of the Tietjen & Lang Dryoccll
Company in Hoboken by the installation
OF Todd mechanical oil burners. Later
the Delaware, a sister ship. will be added
to the rum This Miami branch of the
Clyde Line will connect with the main
line at Jacksonville, giving four sailings
week from New York.
Members Of the Far East Conference
met yesterday and agreed that Oriental
freight business is far from what it
ought to be. Added to the seasonal
slump is increased competition from
Germany. which is sending products into
Japan at prices American manufac turers
and shipping companies are unable to
meet. Reports from the Pacific We're
that all but one Japanese line have de-
cided to come into the new rate agree
ment with cash forfeit to guarantee
conference tariffs. Hopes are enter
tained that the consent of this line will
be obtained before the general meeting.
scheduled for October 80.
A meeting of the newly organized
shore division OF the Ocean Association
of Marine Engineers will be held to-
night in the club rooms at A Whitehall
street. Representative Michael j. Hogan
Of Brooklyn, member OF the House
Committee on Merchant Marine and
Vxyin OF q q on a r. e
Of the ship subsidy bill. Motion pictures
will be supplied by the General Electric
Company. All interests are invited.
William j. Tracy, secretary-treaSurer
Of the Tracy Towing and Transportation
Company, sailed yesterday on the French
liner France for six weeks in Europe.
Miss T.. f. Wick resigned yesterday as
administration secretary OF the New
York Office Of the Shipping Board.
The steamship President Garfield OF
the United States Lines sailed for Lon
don yesterday loaded to the ~A.Eoll
mark with 5000 tons of cargo. the
largest carried by any OF the London
vessels Of the line.
The williams Steamship Company an
nounced yesterday that the cargo OF
grapes on the steamship Kenn:cott, in
sunday from the Pacific coast. arrived
in satisfactory condition. thus estab-
fishing the value of the Lane preserva-
tive process, which is said TO maintain
the freshness Of fruit through the intro
tuction Of gaseous compound in the
hold Of the ship. The previous cargo. "a
the WiIlpolo, had been damaged because
the humidity of the Canal Zone had not
been gagged accurately. it was said.
The Cosmopolitan Shipping Company
announces that, effective October 8, the
limit OF liability per piece OF cargo hsa
been raised in its bills OF iading from
800 to $3.50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19
Army Orders

Spcctat Dispatch TO TI'r New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. G., Oct. f8.
These army orders were made public to-
day.
INFANTRY.
Young, First Lieut.. Edmund c.. 10 For,
Benning.
FIELD ARTILLERY.
ITeyser. Capt Marvin c., TO Savannah.
Roobm, Capt John r.. 10 Fort Bragg
COAST ARTILLERY.
conncl. Capt Robert NJ, to Fort Hunt.
CAVALRY.
rcndloton. Capt Harry L., 90 Preside of
Monterey.
QUARTERMASTER CORPS.
Remington, Major Philip. 10 Takoma Park.
ENGINEERS.
ATcr.oud, Major Paul. 20 Washington
VETERINARY CORPS.
punphy. First Lieut., Charles B., to Fort
Benning:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19
BUYERS AT SPECIAL AUCTION

The Castle Hill Realty Company was
the larger buyer at Yesterdays special
salesday held in the Vesey street sales
room by Bryan l.. Kennedy. Inc.
The company purchased the sixteen lots
ON Bronx Boulevard. corner OF Rosewood
street. for s19.750 the fifty foot lot
with three two story basement dwell
ings $50 to 1874 West Eighty-fiifth
street for s26.s5o and the three lots on
Monticello avenue, near Busting ave-
nue., for $1,000.
Eugene Schulze purchased for $3.50
lot on Gunther avenue, near BussinG
avenue; Morris Silberman paid $4,000
for two lots corner of West 1S1st street
and Grand avenue and w. l.. Braxel
paid s1,675 each for two lots on Waldo
avenue, near 23sth street.
The block front on the east side Of
Jerome avenue. between 1S1st street
and Cameron place. was sold before the
auction at private sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19
SEED FIRM BUYs HOME.

George @. Stump and Julian II.
Walter. comprising the firm of Stump
& Walter. dealers IN seed and plants
have bought the five story building
they have been occupying for many
years at 40 and 80 Barclay street. just
west Of Church street. II stands on n
site 50.Sxt01.1o. and was acquired from
benjamin Parr for s1So0O0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19
FOREIGN PORTS.

ANTWERP. Oct t2-Sailcd, str Shicl-
Skinny. Charleston and Savannah.
CARRS BROOK. Ms. oct f2--In port, schr
Stewart T Saltcr (Brl. for Boston.
HALIFAX, Oct iI--Arrlved str Rhode
Island (Br). Norfolk. &C. for London. schra
Harriet (nr), Foeo VI . Crowsil (Rr), New
York; Benz G smith fBf). Sandy Point 18th.
stra Talaralite fBr) Montreal: Tuscolo
CTtaD, Viva: S'nnmore (Rri. philadelphia
FOR Glasgow Chgnccto Orr. 81 John.
Sailed 18th, str Manchester Brigade (Er)
Manchester schr lstara CBr), Barbados
HAVANA. Oct 1t--Arrived. str Missouri
fFr). Bordeaux. &c; schr Flechaa. Paeca
goula 18th. str Borneo Maru Jap. Cali
cutta. &c.
Sailed Sth strs c;reystoke Cast. tBr,.
Vera Cruz; 18th, Lake Trebs. Aratanzas
Benz Brewster. Talara; Harry Farnum,
Tampico.
Ia HAVE. Ms. Oct i5--Arrived, schr Edith
Dawson CDr). for Bridgewater
IA LiBERrAp, Oct f3-Sailcd, str Ecua
dor. 6an Francisco.
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Continued From Preceding Page.

Str Keeling CBr). McClelland tfrom Hong
Kon.), Philadelphia (general)-Norton, Lilly
Co.
Str Erholm (Ncrl. Johnanessen, Walton,
Ms (ballasO--J It Whitney Co.
Str Lake winthrop. Norris, st John
(sugar)-A II Bull Co.
str Canadian Planter (Brl. Roop (from
Brisbane). Boston (residue)-Wilford Nc
Kay.
Str North Land. Foster. Boston (seneraD
--Eastern Steamship Corporation.
str Wabash. Pike. Boston general, in
transit) --Nawsco Lines.
Schr Arthur II Zwicker. Creaser. Char
iottetown PEI (coaO-J whitney Co
Schr Nova Queen (Br), Spicer, Yarmouth,
Ms (coaD-J Whitney Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19
AMERICAN PORTS.
fBy MALL

BANGOR Me. Oct 1G--Sailed, schr Mary 6
Maynard. supposed coal port
BUCKSPORT. Me. oct 1i-Arrived, schr
Purnel White, Norfolk.
FREEPORT. Tex, Oct 14-Sailed, str Free
port Sulphur No q. Tampico.
GALVESTON. Tex. Oct 1f-Cleared, str
Brave Occur. Bremen and Rotterdam.
PONCE. PR, Oct 12-Sailed. str Yves,
Jappa. San Juan
PORTLAND, Me, Oct f6-Arrived str Della
ware, New York.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Oct 13--Arrived.
strs Santa Cruz. Bellingham for Talara
Iowa (Fr). Bordeaux via San Diego.
SAN JUAN PR. Oct 14--Arrived str Mon
toso. Nav Orleana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19
QUEENS BOROUGH MARKET.

The Dickinson Cord Tire Corporation
has leased through Thoens & F1aun-
lacher Inc. 10000 square feet of space
In the Hickman Building. Manley and
Mount streets. Long Island City. This
completes the renting OF the structure.
Harold Barmunc of Brooklyn has pur-
chased from Joseph Meltaner the dwell
ing $50 State street, Flushing, on plot
50xioo. J. Albert Johntra was the
rra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19
FRONT STREET BUILDING SOLD.

George r. Read 4 Co fcsold for
Norman s. Riesenfeld and Joseph r. A.
ODonnell. operators. the Ave story
office building. 19.sx91.7. at 4s Front
street. between Old and Coenties slips.
The building, after alterations Will be
occupied ss executive offices and record
rooms by the buyer the National Quo
tation Bureau, Inc, of Cortlandt
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19
BANKER BUYS FINE SUITE.

Marshall Dodge Of tho banking firm
OF Bortron. Griscom & Co. purchased q
duplex apartment. comprising "A large
part Of the ninth and tenth floors OF
the lOo per cent. Joint Ownership Build
ing. which the Craftsmanship Con-
strrIction Company. Inc, Frederic
Culver president is about TO erect on
the cast side of Lexington avenue. bo-
tween Sixty-nnth and SEVENTEEN
streets. Douglas Gibbons &c Co. were
the hrnliora
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19
BUYS FORMER PABST PARCEL.
Dairy Company Acquires Property
ON West 10th Street.

The former Pabst Brewing Company
property at sos to GIG West Forty
ninth street and 6l3 and els West
Forty-eighth street. between Eleventh
and Twelfth avenues. has been pur-
chased by Louis Lande. attorney. for
the use of the Lille DAIRY Company.
which will use it as milk station.
The property fronts $50 feet on the
former and lis feet on the latter
thoroughfare. The three and two
story buildings on the site were erected
by the brewing company in 1898.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19
RESIDENTIAL RENTALS.

Albert y. Ashforth. Inc, leased I'M
furnished apartments In los East
Eighty second street to Harold X
Guinzburg in 4Ga Fourth avenue to
Maguus Bott. and in i2t West Fifth
fifth street to John NJ Hcaton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19
uuys ATLANTIC CITY FLAT.

Mrs. Norman Macleod, wife OF Major
Macleod Of Philadelphia and daughter
OF John Wanamaker. has purchased
from !. Stuart Blackton OF Brooklyn.
the Ave story Revere Apartments az
Atlantic city. The property Is one OF
the largest Of It's kind IN Atlantic City.
II has frontage Of 100 feet and a
depth OF $50 feet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19
STORES.

City.
9TH sT.--i3s Z.
Apply Loria premises.
Path sT.--isi W.. with basement.
2jx110.
sharum. 10 Broadway.
ssTH ST.--230-24o r.
L. 8. Altmeyer. SO Z. seth ST.
aoTTH sT.--592-5ss w.
J. Clarence Davies. Sd Az. &
10th 81.
SEVENTH AvE.-5ath st. Jolson
Theater Building. $500.
Premises.
BROADwAY--2o6.. $500 year & UP
Earle & Calhoun. 212'W. I'D St.
FoRpHAM RoAp-27s E. i+x6o.
NJ. s. Ames. 30 y. 4cd 81.
FORDHAM ROAD-Reesonable.
Pearlman, I62 Il. fordham Road
MADISON Aver, with show
window. 31xi5.
Premises.
MADISON Av.--seo ts2d ST.
NJ. Brown, premises.
MADISON Av.-7ss. 1sx5o. with
SHOW window.
Premises.
MADISON Av.--5ath 81. Mod. rent
Regent Realty Co.. G3 ". 100 ST.
New Jersey.
SEwARE--Four Corners. iSx65.
Kramer, &c Broad ST., Newark.
Brooklyn.
ATLANTIC Av.-foc3 bedford
AvD.
Bassick Co., 1880 B'wsy, City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19
MATTERS LEASE Old CAFE.

The space once occupied by tho cafe
IN the Knickerbocker Hotel. now tho
Knickerbockcr Building. has been leased
by McCue Bros. & Drummond, matters.
for long term at an aggregate rental
Of 100000. Joseph +. Lipps was the
broker.
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ST JOHN. NIB. Oct i3--Arrived. schr Alta
gracia (Dom). Havana.
Sailed 18th, schr Ada Mcintyre (Br).
New York
YARMOUTH. Ms. Oct l3--Arrived, schr
Maclean Clan (Br), Turks Island.
YOKOHAMA. oct Sailed. str Hakata
Maru (Japl, Puget Sound
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS arrived

AMERICA. At Bremen 18th.
EMPRESS OF BRITAIN (Bp. az TIaihburs
18th.
NIAGARA CBr). az sydney. Nsw. lsth{
TtiEMISTOCLEs (GrccO, passed Glib fsltar
nth.
UNITED STATES DAM, at Copper asen
18th.
PASSENGER STEAMERS sArLEl
cRETfc CBD. from Genoa 18th fc/ New
York. 49,.
pRoTTNrNGHoLM tsv), from q hcnbure
fsfh for New York.
MAJESTIC tBr), from sotthamptory isth for
New York.
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on STATEN ISLAND.

The renting department OF Cornelius
q. Kolff rented for DIR. A. Greenberg
TO Michael J. Curran OF Elka Park, "a
Fort place, 81 George. 9. Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19
OFFICE SPACE.

City.
a3D sT.--77 w. In store mason
&c BldR).
Kodak store. premises.
44TH sT.--5th nv. 1900 50. n.
Phone Murray Hill 42sf.
ssTu sr.--c5 W. oox4o.
Premises.
55TH sT.-25s W. columbus Cir
App,y Room To4. Calvin Bldg.
Circle 1927.
18TH sT.-fexington Az. (sub-
way Express BldgO.
T.. g. Altmeyer. &c y. S6th.
40 Avs. SIC month and up.
Premises.
7Tu Av.--3To penn Terminal
Bldg.). S5o0-s2, 400.
Agent premises.
BRoADwAY--220 lSt. Paul Bldg)
Room 1901. premises.
BRoADwAY--2o87. $500 yr. a UP.
Earle g. Calhoun. "12 ". I'D ~.
CHURCH $50. 1918. si25.
Room 311. premises.
LEXINGTON Av.--4so Pnrls-Lex-
ington Building.
Agent promises.
MADISON Av.--6TT. 3Ixis.
Premises.