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The New York herald., 1922-02-12
Army Basketball Team
Gains Its Eleventh Victory
Cadets Down Pittsburgh Col
legians, 33 to ~.

Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALD.
WEST POINT, Feb. 11.-Army gained
it's eleventh straight victory on the bas-
ketball court to-day. this time making
the husky University of Pittsburgh It's
victim by a score of 33 to %.
The cadets and their supporters were
delighted that they were so far out in
front at the end of the first half that
Pitt couldn't overtake them, fc: the
Smokey City collegians outpayed the
West Pointers in the final period, scor-
ing 15 points to Armys 10.
Army led at half time, 23 TO Z. The
visitors displayed a lot of speed through
out, and in the second half n keen eye
for the basket. 1t was Army's accurate
shooting from scrimmage, however.
which gave the cadets such a. command
ing lead at half time.
Jordan's shooting from the field in the
final few minutes of play was feature
of the game. The lineup:
The New York herald., 1922-02-12
Navy Basketball Team
Defeats Catholic University

Special Dispatch to The NEW YoRK HERALp.
ANNAPOLIS. Md. Feb. 1.-THE basket
ball game this afternoon between the
Naval Academy and Catholic University
was a slSillful and interesting exhibition
and the midshipmen had to go the limit
to win by "a to 16.
The New York herald., 1922-02-12
n. Y. L. te6,.

Field goals--Rutgers--Bo ;, Bcnzonl
4 New York UniveI sity--Goeler 2. Bierce l.,
Dorff .. Bates 2. Foul goals-Rntgers-Bon-
zoni IA: New York Observation-Disclosures L..
utes--RutgersAEllis for Poudinot.
Raub for Dornan: New York University
Majline for IIatterer. Weatherdon for Bierce,
Bates for Tooreck. Dacille for Dorff.
Score-snd first half-Hutgers IL, New
York University i3.
Referee-IIastings, Cornell.
Umpire-Torrington, Central Board.
The New York herald., 1922-02-12
Ethical Basketball Teams
Score a Double Victory

The Ethical Culture School basketball team
won its eleventh game cf the season by de-
fcating the Mcllurney School five yesterday
on McBurneyse court by a score OF 60 to ~
In preliminary game the Ethical second
team defeated the McBurney second. rs to T.
This is the eleventh consecutive victory for
the Ethical seconds. The first team lineup;
ElhlcaI l2nN AInIhlrnc,. 1an
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rutherford (i2).

VonlS Rutherford-Websterf for Nultee. Field
soals-Thompson. >; Neasler, I; lermalo-
witt, 4. Knothc. 4 Williamson, >; Blood,
Nultee, Dixon. Goals from fou-rhompson,
~ out OF l1 Dixon. out OF O; William
son. out of !. Half time-Passnic. ~ I;
Rutherford, s. RefereeH Stein, Plainfield.
Time OF periods-1T minutes.
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Donaldson, 3: Van Brocklin. 8 Wilson. .
Dockerill Brooney. 3: Shipley, .: lleimo,
Jonkerman. Goals from foul-Wison. I out
'of o: Strom. . out Of .: Ifeimo, ) out Of Z.
bstitutions-Columba. Field for Barber.
Van Brockin for Dockerill. Dockerili for
Donaldson Barber for Wilson. New York
University, Scott for Shipley. Jonkerman
for kohnt. O'Toole for Cassidy. Shipley for
Scott Cassidy for O'Toole. Kohnt for Jonk-
erman, Lynch for Brooney. Time OF periods
20 minutes each. Referee-Mr. Parmalee,
Princeton.
The New York herald., 1922-02-12
Quaker City Hockey Victory.

Special Dispatch TO TIE NEw YonK HERALD.
PHnApELpHIA. Feb. 11.-,The Quaker
City hockey six defeated the Massa-
chusetts agricultural College skaters by
. goals to ] tonight at the Ice Palace.
Friday night the Agsies defeated the
st. Nicholas team of New York 2 to |.
Werner Schnarr. the sturdy center OF
the local Quakers. proved TO be the real
star of the game. He accounted for
three OF the five goals scored by the
QualSers and all in the final period In
slightly more than six minutes of play
ing. The lineup:
The New York herald., 1922-02-12
Morristown Five Triumphs

MOnR1sTOwN. n j., Feb. little Col
logiato School of New York bowed 70 the
AioIrstown High School quintet here this
rfieynoon by the score OF 30 TO -. Spec
'acular work Of Gartner OF Collegiate and
c. Baldwin Of the local team featured the
contest. Tho lineup:
NforriafO,tu fl9t C'olicPiato f2H
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lohNHt'dlFf NtNdN'l %NNt''H'ff NiisN''' -
Wilcox .. (C.C. n. Y.)-Menkcs, 4. Thrown
goal &C. G. n. Y.)--Menkes, ]. Goal from free
throw &c. G. y. Y)-Dondero, l In ?. Ref
eree--Mrs. Morgan. Princeton Time of halves
s mlnutes.
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Yale ffS)

Goals from fieId-Sprnghorn, &; Pulleyn,
4: Watson. 3; Mullen Reilly, Eder. Baither.
B Conklin. .; Munger, Herman. Goals from
fcur-Pulleyn, II out of 10: Cooper, out
OF .. Substitutions: Columbia-Eder for
Springhorn, Sprinahorn for Eder, Edcr for
Mullen. Referee-J. NJ. O'Shea, Manhattan
Umplre-Ceorge Parmalec. Princeton. Tine
of periods-a0 minutes each.
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Y
Dabezies ., Forbes 4. Wood .. Levinson.
Jordan q. Goals from fou--l,oosma II out
OF 10. Levinson 4 out of 10. Jordan out Of
T. Substtutons-Army-Fr for Wood,
Don Storck for Forbes Pittsburgh-Rosc for
Levinson, Clawson for Funk, Shaner for
Byers. Time of halves--20 minutes. Referee
Tom Thorpe, Columbia. Umpire-Paul
Mooney, n. Y. University.
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'atliollc V. CfG).

Harris 90 and Lyons t2l. Catholic Univer-
sity-Facc t2). Neager. Donovan and Lynch.
Foul goals: Naval Academy-Mckcc, IL IN
20. Catholic University--Lynch. In g, and
Face. in >. Substitutions: Naval Acad-
nmy--Davis for Harris and Garrigues for
Parr. Catholic Univcraity--Corwin for
Lynch and Eberts for Lawler. Referee
Plppcn. Maryland. Umpre-Holly, Balti-
more Polly. Time OF perlods--@0 minutes.
The New York herald., 1922-02-12

Substitutions-Dartmo for Cali
der, Smith for Atwood, y. Perry for W.
Perry. Sands for Osborne, Fletcher for
Sands.
Referee--Ryan, Harvard.
Goal Umpires-Paisley, Wood.
Time Is and minute periods.
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WHrfhHTIs '.s.s., ,IsoTI ElafU. .,.......-N NcuoI
Fouls-Sed. 10: Ranei. G:Field goals
Seid p Bonncau. .: Pilpci /; Ranclli. 4.
De Langc. a. Kjernur. !. Substitutions
(gthtcaD --DurieuN for Bonneau. (McIiurney)
WALTERS for Neuel. Schmidt for Dc Lange
RefreeMr. Dubois. Time OF halvcs--1j
minutes.
The New York herald., 1922-08-15
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Tug New York Marine No ,. with Merritt
& Chapman derrick Monarch. having SUI
Quarantine at 3:43 PM yesterday.
Tug Marion was burned at Albany NY,
yesterday
steam lighter was burned at Fort POND
Bay. NY (Montauk Ponu yesterday.
BOSTON, Mass, Aug 14-Fishing schr ROD,
ert and Arthur. built In 1902 at Essex anu
owned by O'Hara Bros. was sold 10 James
Walker OF Ontario, Canada. She was placed
under the British flag. Terms private.
Gasoline boat Lorena. which was recently
seized by customs authorities, was SOLO at
u marshars sale Saturday to f DOW
Five steamships loaded with English and
Cape Breton coal steamed into Boston mar
Dor to-day. They are the vanguard OF fieet
of about twenty freighters now on the ocean
bringing thousands of tons OF coal from Tor
eign countries to Massachusetts.
LONDON. Aug 14-Str Berengaria (Br.
New York for Cherbourg and Southampton.
struck some submerged wreckage. damaging
her propeller win be delayed in arriving.
LONDON Aug IA telegram received
from Venice states that steamer Aster ltaD +,
from Philadelphia, dischareing grain, ground
ed on the sill of the dock Aug 8. damaged
aft; captain demand average (Lloyds For)
bond
NORFOLK, Va Aug 14-Schr Frank A
Morey, New York for Jacksonville, put In
here this morning and put ashore the body
OF James Bruce, seaman who was ac-
cidentally Killed aboard the vessel. Later
the schooner proceeded to destination.
Fishing str = J Cobb arrived here with
bottom damaged
SAN DIEGO. Cal. Aug T-Japauese fishing
schooner l went ashore on beach at
Point Au rocks late Saturday night during
dense fog: will be total loss: six Japanese
fishing schooners attempted TO pull the ve5-
sci back into deep water: valued at $4,000.
The New York herald., 1922-08-15
SAILED.

strs Ncussillon tFr). Havre; African
Prince gBil, beith. &c, via Philadelphia ;
jefferson. Norfolk.
strs Rs~'- Hood, Montevdeo and Buenos
Aires Beilerophon tBr, Penang, &c. Via
Norfolk.
str oalxwin CBrl. capc Town.
schrs Augusta w Snow, GEORGETOWN; Wa
wenock Rockiand, Me: Margaret Throop,
Norfolk: Matte ] Allies. Eastern port.
" Cleveland. -.
Turs Lorraine y, towing 1 barge passed
out Sandy Hook at II :3f AND Eureka.
towing (do at . 10 pM): II NJ Waterman,
towing . (do at 4. 100 PMD.
Tug Lehgh. towing barges Tn2, To5 and
sll, Rockland calling at Portland for barge
1850.
Sailed 18th. tugs James McNally. tow
Ing barges (pansed out Sandy Hook at q
AND Prudence. towing tdo at $50 AND /:
Harold. towing . (do Mt a3s AND; Wal
than. towing (do at 10 :52 AMI.
Sailed 18th. strs Freeman, Norfolk: Texan.
FAN Francisco &c.
Tug Batheate. light. (passed out O. aran-
tine at u $50 PM.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced 20 sea levc) nj New York on Mon
day, Aug IA. 1922. at AM. ms reported by
the United states Weather Bureau. was
thirty and thrty-two hundredths C3032)
inches. This closely approNmatos seven
hundred and seventy and ono-tenth (TT0. ~
millimeters. Captains OF aii vessels now
brooklyn can ndyantageously use the above
official data for observing whether their
own barometers require any considerable
correction or adjustment.
wind at Sandy Hook. s PM, caim clear
emooth sea.
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Continued from Preceding Page.
Bradavon $40 Easthampton. Ii. 8 Pm

Bradavon $40 Z Easthampton. Ii, Pm
14th.
Calga rolte so Sc by Sable Island 18th.
Ciontarf 12s l. Nantucket l. 14th.
Coastwise i3e WSW Nantucket L. V lStn.
Coahoma County c5T Il Sandy Hook l. V
14th.
Colthraps 335 Il Ambrose l. 1fth.
Currier 81 NV Tortugas 18TH
Deuel. T80 u Ambrose Il l3tn. -
Geo G. Henry 1875 SW Nantucket l. l4tn.
Gulfstar POS S Ambrose l. 18TH
Gulftrade passed Key West 10 Pm 18th.
Hog Island 339 II Overfals l. 18th.
Homestead $50 Boston light 18th.
Jean 3 u Block Island 14th.
Lake Strymore 220 NE Diamond Shoals l. V
18th.
I.aristan lat Al SO. Ion 65 OF 14th.
Manaqui 166 s Nantucket J. 14th.
Mohawk 23i S Scotland l. v 18th.
Maraval /. .164 SSE Ambrose l. 18th.
McKeesport 400 T. Ambrose Il 18th.
Missouri oss + Ambrose l. 1fth.
Munargo 6S6 s Scotland l. 18th.
Ontario 10 NE Wiar-e Quarter l. V 18TH.
Orizaba 256 S Scotia. /. 14th.
Ormidale III 81 Sc Fire Island l. V 14th.
Philadelphia 233 Scotland l. v 18TH
Porto Ric9 249 Ambrose l. V 18th.
President Adams a5i II Ambrose i l4tn.
President Garfield 1888 Il Amrose l. l3th
President Harding sos r Ambrose l. l4th.
Rotaran 315 San Salvador 18th
Sag Harbor 20 Sc Miami 18th.
Sague 503 Scotland l. f3th.
Sheaf Spear 100 New London. ", I'm
18TH
eiboney T6s s Ambrose I. 18th.
Standard 22a S Diamond Shoal L. 18TH.
Sunbeam 100 WSW Tortugas 18th.
Western Scout 10s T. Ambrose l. V 1th.
zacapa 2T1 S Scotland 18th.
The New York herald., 1922-08-15
SALES IN MANHATTAN
REVEALED IN RECORDS

Leonhard Realty Company sold TO the
Matthews Holding Company the two six
story apartments, 107 TO 113 West 143d
street, each 4ISx99.11.
Casa D'Oro Realty Company sold to
Samuel and Isador Isaacson the six
story tenement and store property. 437
and 439 East Hath street, 50x100.11x
4egular.
r. Todd Thurmond sold TO Laura A.
Curtis 449 and 451 West 164th street, a
two story building and vacant property.
50x104.
s. and NJ Z. Bernhemer Company
sold to Isaac and Hyman Altschult 924
Columbus avenue, southwest corner Of
106th street five story flat and store
building. 25.11x75.
Charles G. Bernstein sold to Mollic
Feldstein and Jechiel Greenbeg two five
story flat houses. 26 and % East 114th
street. Sgx10o 11x irregular.
Henry NJ. Brennan bought 1761 Third
avenue, five story, tenement store
building. 25xS3.9, near Ninety eighth
street.
David G. Garabrandt sold to Nelson
Burgess the five story flats, 215 West
104th street, 25x100.11.
f. Kunstler sold TO William J. OLA
gan the five story tenements. 705 East
Twelfth street 23.10x103.3
The newly formed Arflo Realty Com
pany bought the five story ten family
flats, 64 West Eighty-fourth street.
1S3x102.2, near Columbus avenue. Eve
lyn Wildner is the owner Of record n.
Sugarman. 7. II. Gillen and Joseph Mel
GER are directors of the new company.
the last named being its attorney.
Jeanette Chandler. buyer OF the five
tenements and dwellings southeast cor
ner of Tenth avenue and Twenty-fifth
street. resold $50 Tenth avenue to Rob-
ert Jardin and 400 West Twenty fifth
street TO Annie Stichnote.
Herman Joseph sold 207S Madison
avenue, three story dwelling. 16Sx
74.10.
Eric II. Hedllnd resold the four story
dwelling, 81 West Seventy-sixth street
21x102.3. The resale IS the third of the
property in the last six months.
The New York herald., 1922-08-15
PHYSICIAN BUYS HIS HOME.
Clergyman Also Among Buyers Of
Private Dwellings.

Brown Wheelock. Harris Vought &
Co. Inc. have sold for the Clark estate
a four story dwelling, 22.2x102.2, at IT
West Seventy third street to DR.. Alex
ander Nicoll. its tenant.
Rev. Wallace MacMullcn Of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church has purchased
through Siawson a Hobbs from Robert
A. Chambers the four story dwelling 90
West Sixty-ninth street, on a plot Of
20x100 feet. After extensive alterations
the purchaser will occupy it as his resi-
dence.
The New York herald., 1922-08-15
C0CA-C0LA KINGS
son IN $4,000 SUIT
Walter Il. Gambler Charges
Duress in Giving Check on
Atlantic Liner.

Special Dispatch 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
ATLANTA, GA, Aug. IA suit re-
vealing a charge Of duress was begun
to-day In the Fulton Superior Court as
an aftermath Of a recent trip TO Paris
made by Walter T. Gambler, vice-presi-
dent Of the Central Bank and Trust
Corporation. youngest son of Asa O..
Gambler. the coca-cola capitalist. Mrs.
Sarah Gillespie Byfield. head of the
Apperson- -Byfield Automobile Company,
and her husband were on the same liner.
Gambler asked the court to void a
debt Of $4,000 contracted on the ship.
He said Byfield forced him TO pay this
amount when he found him (Candler)
In a stateroom with Mrs. Byfield.
Gambler alleges the $4,000 payment
took place on the ship Sunday night,
July Is, following a champagne party
given BY Byfield and three other men.
who. Gambler said. had been pointed out
10 him as gamblers. He said he and
Mrs. Byfield were together in state
room when Byfield entered the room.
and. making charges against him, as
saulted him and also Mrs. Byfeld. He
explained that he returned the blow.
According to the papers filed In the
suit, Byfield then demanded $4,000 and
Gambler gave him check. Gambler says
he protested to Byheld and declared
Byfeld had no cause for his attack and
no reason to demand money. Gambler
denied any misconduct with Mrs Byheld.
He gave Byield check for $4,000
on the Central Bank and Trust Corpora
ton Of Atlanta, he states. The check.
according to the suit. was exchanged for
a note in Paris.
Judge George J.. Bell signed tenn
porary restraining order, as asked in the
petition pending hearing on the merits
of the case.
The New York herald., 1922-08-15
PERSONAL AND IMPERS0NAL

w. IT. Ebbett Company has moved TO
larger quarters in zoo West Seventy
second street.
Charles b. Petrie bought se-53 Audu-
bon avenue. sold recently by Abraham
Zauderer.
Bernhardt L. Miller. architect. has
moved to 527 Fifth avenue.
Mccarthy & Kelly. architects, hsye
moved to 159 Remsen street, Brooklyn
A. IT. Mathews & co. have opened a
branch Office In the Robinson building,
northwest corner Of Liberty and Church
streets.
Joseph G. Haft. formerly president OF
the Berkshire Realty Company INC, Of
brooklyn, has opened general realty
Offices In 225 Fifth avenue.
II. T.. Phelps placed mortgage Of
$50. 600 for five years for Krundieck
Brothers on the fve-story apartment,
$50 West 1s0th street.
Lawrence. Blake & Jewell have placed
for II. Columbus first mortgage Of
$4,000 at 6 per cent. for several years
on 622 West t36th street a Ave story
fat building. on plot OF i3x99.11 feet.
Kenmare Park, on Kenmare place,
named in honor Of the birthplace in Ire
land Of the mother of Big Tim Sullivan,
~ one of the smallest parks In the
world. II Is 90 feet long. irregular In
shape and contains about $50 square
feet
The City Mortgage Company has
made building loans Of S235,000 and
s240. 600 to the Siegfried Construction
Company on the apartments being erect
ed on the southwest corner Of Fort Wash
ipgton avenue and 169th street and the
adjoining southeast corner OF Haven
avenue and 169th street.
New York State Association OF Real
Estate Boards will hold It's next state
convention on September 21 TO 20 at
Saratoga Springs. OF special Importance
win be the national advertising cam.
paign program. which. by that time, will
have been well worked out. IL will he
presented with data obtained from actu-
al observation.
Tracy & Swartwout. architects. have
been commissioned to design the ma
tionaI memorial and administration
building for the Benevolent and Protec-
tive order OF Elks, which win be erected
in Chicago. The award resulted from .
competition. in which architects In all
parts of the United states participated.
Leon s. Altmayer and Mark Rafalsky
n Go. were the brokers In the sale ~
1850 TO 1853 Lexington avenue, north
vest corner OF Ninety-fourth street 70
Jasper r. Lewis and their resale 20 Fred
erick Brown. reported on June s. The title
is set for to-day. All leases Of tho prop
erty expire in October. The attorneys
were Foster. Hotaling & I<lenkc for the
sellers and Stoddard & Mark and Julius
Zieser for the various purchasers. Mr..
hltmayer was tho broker IN the lease
OF the northeast corner OF Eighty sixth
street and Lexington avenue.
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BY the Radio Corporation OF
America.

Aswimex r Nantucket l. i4th
Alladin ls5 SW Nantucket l. 1fth
Anacortes liz miles G3 degrees from Nan
tuckct /. v f4th.
Atlanta City 1.1J0 Jupiter 18TH
Caledonier 10 + siasconsett I:15 PM 18TH
City OF Freeport AS 8 Ambrose v 18TH
CIV Of Harvard $50 NE Nantucket l. v
1fth.
City Of weatherfords 24o e Diamond Shoals
l. 14th.
Ciontarf 12s Il Nantucket l. v 14th.
Coahoma County 357 T. Ambrose !. 14th.
Coithraps 355 Il Ambrose l. v lath
Edward l. Doheny 20 S Diamond Shoals L
18th.
Edward Pierce 80 e Chatham 14th.
Eocene 40 T. Portland 14th.
El Vale 214 S Ambrose l, l4th.
J. d Asche 800 Il Ambrose l. v l4th. :.
+ Q Barstow 90 S Diamond Shoals l. V
14th.
Freeman 16 SSw Ambrose l. 14th.
Casconier $50 T. Nantucket l. 18th.
Geo G. Henry 165 SW Nantucket l. 14th
Culfprince 165 SW Hatteras 1ath.
II NJ Flagler 23s f. Ambrose l. 18th
Harmonides lat 40 ~, lon 6S II, 18th.
Herbert l. Pratt 80 n Hatteras 14th.
] y Oneil 100 NE Jupiter 14th
Joseph NJ Cudahy 223 Ambrose I V l4th.
Key Wess 2T0 from Siasconsett PM 14th.
Maquan lat "a 80. Ion 3S 30 18th.
Meteor 30 NE Fire Island l. V lith.
Missouri 2SS Il Ambrose l. V 14th.
Munamar 1856 Ambrose l. l4tb.
Nora 35 Diamond Shoals l. 18th.
Orduna 616 Il Ambrose l. V 14th.
President Fillmore 2.110 L Ambrose L v
18th.
President Harding sos Z Ambrose T. v 14th.
President Taft $40 NE Crstobal 18th.
Resolute 1,70S u Ambrose I. 18th.
Sabotawan 270 e Ambrose l. v 14th.
San Lamberto 2S5 SW Nantucket L V 14th.
Santa Clara sos S Cape Henry 18TH
Santore 41J Scotland l. v 18th.
Saturnia $50 Sc Siasconsett 18th.
Seaconnett passed Fenwick Island I. 18th.
Socony 1863 NNE Diamond Shoals l. 18th.
Sunoi G72 Il Delaware Breakwater 1ith.
Nauban $50 f. Ambrose j. 18th.
w Keene 90 n Cape Cod PM 18th.
w M Irish 52 SW Hatteras 18th.
Western Scout 1oS Ambrose l. 18th.
The New York herald., 1922-08-15
AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy Telegraph


ABERDEEN, Wash, Aug 13-Arr!sed, str
Nyanza, Seattle.
ASTORIA. Ore. Aug 13-Arrived. str Cana
dian Inventor CBr). Yokohama.
Sailed 18th. strs Mobile City. San Fran
cisco: Unta (Nor). Montreal.
BOSTON. Mass, Aug fi--Arrivad. strs A L
Kent, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York
(for Pacific coast portsl Canadian Miller Miller
tBr, Australian ports Via New York; GUY
OF Columbus, Savannah Everest (Br).
fowey; Gloucester, Philadelphia; Ontario,
Baltimore and Norfolk; North Land. New
York; Karlsvik tSw). Genoa. &c; tugs 9
Greenough. towing barges Irene, Hacken-
sack and Rondout, Norfolk; Clara ii Doane,
York; Leopold Adler. Norfolk towing barge
Occidental ueft barges Severn at New York
and Liberty at Providencel; Mars, Norfolk.
towing barges Irwin and Manor Qeft barge
George r Stetson at Fall River: w y
Keene. Darien, towing barges Satilia and
Altamaha land left with latter for Port
land).
Arrived f4th. str wyncote CBr). Liverpool.
Cleared 18th. strs Gloucester. Norfolk and
and Pacific coast ports: sundance, Jackson
Vile and Charleston Lorenzo. New York;
schr wappiti. Isaacs Harbor; Ambition.
Sailed I4th strs Prince Arthur CBr). Var
mouth North Land. New York: schrs Ar
glnia, Portland; w NJ Hamilton. Mount Des-
ert; tug Confidence, with barge Edith. Nor
folk for Lynn. Wind at Highland Light, Sw.
10 miles, thick fog; smooth sea.
Sailed 14th. strs Appomattox (Br), Liver
pool via Philadelphia; San Mateo. Port
Limon, CIR; Lacuna dBr). Tamplco: West
Quechee tfrom LiverpooD. Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Md. Aug 1f--Arrived strs
pipestone County, New York land cleared for
Rotterdam via New York; Mexicano (No),
Christiania via Boston and Philadelphia !;
Erie tNor), Narvlk; skiensfjord (Nor). Ber-
gen via New York, Manchester Merchant
tBr). Manchester via Philadelphia; Knut
Jar (Nor), Helsinefors Via New York and
Philadelphia; vIldfugl tNor. Port Maria !;
Corcoran. Miami. Charleston and George
town. Mohlcan. New York; Bylayl do.
Sailed i4th. Jufuiu Mafu tJnpl Glasgow
and Avonmouth via Norfolk; Firmore, Dali
qulri; g A Flagg, Philadelphia.
Cleared i4th, strs Dorchester. Providence
Lghtburne Norfolk; II V Hardness. Pa
tuxent River r O; Maume. Portland; Lake
Agomah Georgetown, Sc.
CAPE HENRY, Va. Aug u. $40 AN
Passed IN 9:40 AM sfrs Mississippi tBr
motor. London and Antwerp via Boston for
Baltimore 10 AM Steel Inventor. New York
for do. Wind T., IL miles; partly cloudy.
CHARLESTON, SC. Aug i3-Arrived. strs
Magmeric. Hamburg. Mohawk, Jacksonville
land proceeded for New YorlJ lSristiania-
for Norfolk: Jacob Christinnsen (Nor), Bal
tlmorc; Lisbeth (Nor), New York; Sorte-
havet fNor). do; schr Marguerite NJ wemyss.
Arrived i4th, strs Beckenham (BrD, Ma
tanzas for New York: Apache, New York
(and proceeded TO Jaeksonvillc) George
Anna weems. Miami: Lake Agomak, Balti-
more and Georgetown, schr BENJAMIN "A
Sailed 14th str Kristianlafjord (Nor), San
Francisco.
EVERETT. Wash. Aug i3-Arrived. str
Knoxville City. Seattle.
Sailed i3th. barkentine Moshulu. South
GALVESTON, Tex, Aug 13--Arrived. strs
pemetrios M Diacakts (Greek), Phiiadei-
phia; Lake Florian, West Indies.