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The New York herald., 1922-03-17
~ DWELLINGS TO BE
ERECTED IN BROOKLYN
Project for Mapleton Park !;
Other Borough Deals.

Forty-two one family dwellings are
to be erected in the Mapleton Park sec
tion of Brooklyn by the newly formed
Allied Erectors, Inc, in which company
Paul Krieger. brewer, is interested.
They are to be located on Sixty-seventh
and Sixty-eighth streets. between
Twentieth and Twenty-frst avenues.
and are to be from plans by Harrison
@. wiseman. architect. The Lincoln
Manor Construction and Improvement
Company will act as a holding COM
pany. Benjamin A. Hartstein. attor-
ney. who organized both companies. an
nounces that construction will start
within a week.
John II. Delack sold for the Wetmore
estate the northeast corner of Troy
avenue and Sterling place, T.exi00, to
a builder. who will improve with stores
and apartments, at an estimated cost
OF 100000
M. G. O'Brien leased for A. Werbelov-
sky for ten years 1875 Bedford avenue
to the Park restaurant. and for the
Sklarberg Realty Company, Inc. one
story garage, 1o0x1oo. at TIA Bedford
avenue to Horace l.. Kent
Brett & Goode Company leased the
building at a and A Tiffany place TO
the French Fur Dyeing Company
The New York herald., 1922-03-17
BUILDERS BUY CORNER
IN BRONX FOR NEW FLAT
More Housing Planned for
Northern Borough.

Harry I. f. Johnson sold for Aaron
bium the northwest corner of Crotona
Fark North and Prospect avenue q
piot' ooxl0O TO the j. T. Construction
company, Joseph Thesis president.
which will erect five story apart
ment; also to Morris Cohen the one
story taxpayer. on plot 60x6o, on the
east side OF Jerome avenue, 100 feet
south Of Kingsbridge road, held at
go 0OO
The Benenson Realty Company pur-
chased from client of l.. Greenberg
and !. Hillman 1857 vyse avenue. a
five story new law apartment. on plot
Ssxlb. containing thrty-five apart
ments and renting for $4,000 The prop
erty was held at $4,000
Richard Dickson sold for Thomas +.
Somers 33f4 and 1896 Third avenue and
lO46 Franklin avenue, at their juno
uon. two four story apartments with
stores. Mr.. Dickson purchased the four
story building at 1926 Third avenue. near
l63d street. for his future real estate
office. He also sold for j. Hyman ass
and $50 Concord avenue. dwelling. COX
100. to client who will occupy
p. n. Clear leased for Daniel J.
Mangan. the three story factory at 4ls
East 162d street to c.. l.. Schooner,
Inc. outdoor advertisers.
Calm & Calm sold to a client OF II. L.
Phelps, e765 Webster avenue, near 19sth
street, a one story business building,
25xl2l
Apartment house plans were filed yes
terday as follows:
Boscobel avenue. southwest corner
Boscobel place, five story. 132sxlE.
Thomas Dwyer owner. George F. Pei
ham. architect. Cost. $275.000
1S2d street, northeast corner Creston
avenue. six story. 47xl0O. William l..
Phelan, Inc. Moore e. Landscidel,
architects. Cost $4,000.
The New York herald., 1922-03-17
BURTON BROTHERS
LEASE WAREHOUSE
Transaction Is Part of Scheme
to Help Reduce Price Of
Cotton Goods.

Burton Brothers & Co. Of 267 Fifth
avenue. converters Of cotton goods. have
leased the three story warehouse at 81
s3 Vandam street, 50x20o, extending
through 10 74-76 Charlton street, for
the purpose OF carrying merchandise
which was formerly stored on the six
upper floors OF their Fifth avenue head
quarters. This space Is being rapidly
leased for office purposes. thus reducing
the overhead expenses of the firm. The
warehouse was erected by II. c. Grif-
fiths & Co. the present sellers. Brett
a. Goode were the brokers Speaking Of
the lease John Howes Burton said:
AT this time II is the duty OF every
manufacturer or producer 10 reduce his
overhead and cost OF production to a
minimum and 10 sell his products on as
close a basis as possible in order to en-
able the retailer in turn to sell to the
consuming public at the very lowest
possible price; and IL this plan is gen.
orally carried out the cost of living will
come down more rapidly and men can
afford to work for lower wages"
Other Commercial Leases.
Cross 4 Brown Company leased to
Charles J. Levy Company. milliners. now
at Broadway and Bleecker street, store
basement and mezxanine floor in 20
West Thirty-sixth street, which they
will occupy as soon as 1t has been fitted
for their business. The transaction will
displacs the Y. w. c. A cafeteria. which
has been located in West Thirty-sixth
street for the last six years.
The Brett q Goode Company leased
floor in 120 West Forty-second street TO
the National Bureau OF Casualty and
Surety Underwriters at a rental OF
about 5000: also floors in 675 Fifth
avenue to Frank Imandt, tailor: in $50
Lafayette street to Dienhoffer Brothers.
manufacturing jewellers space in West
Forty y-ffth street to Steele-Gelb- Corn
Inc. and the Bamache- -Dubrowin, Inc.
manufacturing jewellers: in 295 Fifth
avenue to Bachner, Moses & Louis. Inc,
The New York herald., 1922-03-17
AMERICAN PORTS.
tBy Telegraph. +,

BOSTON, Mass, March 18-Arrived. strs
Mackinaw (Brl. Hamburg Bornholm sDan,
Suffolk. Lamberts Point; Walter ID Moves,
Newport News; William Page, Norfolk;
seseonnet so piEby !sry LivsrDoGl, &C.
tugs Confidence. towing barge Irene. Glouces-
ter: Juno. Sandwich. towing barges Blue
Feather and Blue Star. . New & york; Neptune, Sae
York. with barges L & w 3 G 9 Nos !. II
and is, for salem: Neponset, Wings Neck.
towing barges Troy and Binghampton, from
Sailed 18th. strs selwyn Eddy. Norfolk
(PND; Merrimack. Philadelphia lRMl West
Pscific ports via Philadephia: Commodore
t1s Neptune. Beverly. towing barge Ma
Sailed 18Th. s,rs Delaware. New York
orinooS, Philadelphia and New York; An.
sn!do QtaD. Genoa via New York and
News; Arlington. sewails Point Kershaw,
Nerfoik: Prince George tBr. Yarmouth; ii
pimock, New I York IT, tugs Gsntidsnci. 9ss E
Pilsbury. towing barge Delaware. Lynn
N p Doane. New York, towing barge Henry
Enaso Nos Ssw 1om from sasg sGsn
IL and another: Paoli. Vineyard Haven.
towing barges Peauest and strafford tfrom
Piymouth. towing barges L q W B @ C Nos
ii and 10. New York for Salem: Western.
Norfolk. towing barges Eugene Hooper,
/
Passed Highland Light 10th. ~ 30 Pm. tug
Iehirh from Perth Amboy. towing barges
7da and 767. for Boston, and 1s6, for Man
chester.-wind y. "a miles: partly cloudy
BALTIMORE. Nd. March lo--Arrived. str
Boxbutte, Norfolk. In tow OF tug Dauntiess
Arrived 18th, strs Borgostad tNor), Tux
pam; II q Barstow, Port Lobos; West Lake.
New York; Orient. do; schr Fleetwood tBr.
Cleared feth, strs city OF Dunkirk (Br).
Bombay and Calcutta via New York; ORR
isn ngsno. ssr Aires r9T' sor oSdefs fo Tea"s
Havre, Bordeaux and Rotterdam; + Q Bar
stow, Port Loboe.
Aimelo tpu;ch5. Hamburg.
BEVERLY, Mass, March 16-Arrived. str
Brandon. , Lsmberts ,ra Point. sow.us po,n,
BUzZARDs BAY. Mass. March le-Ar-
rived. tug Doane. towing barge Henry
Eraicott. Boston for New York a.
strr Cardina, Galveston for Lisbon: Arapa-
hoe New York for Jacksonville.
CAPE HENRY, Va, March 10, $3.50 AN
for Baltimore; $3.50 AM. Paraguay. Chester
for Washington. DC; II AM. Dixiana. Nue.
ytas for % noS. Yort MunaS5o' ,nr Sa Boston
Passed out 10th. 8:2o AM, str PHILADELPHIA.
baltimore for New York; p:to AM, Modica
(Ncr). Norfolk for do. Wind y. "a miles;
O'sSH. CHATHAM. Mass. March IS. PM--
Passed, tug Gwatara, towing oarses Obey.
frem Portland, Glenside, from Portsmouth.
ana Salem, Scituate for Philadelphia.
Passed shovelful rs, PM. tug German
nington, for Bar Harbor. Marion and Pax
tang, for Searsport.
DUTCH HARBoR, March 18-Arrived, str
JorjIstan (Br), Portland for Orient.
FERNANDINA, Fla. March 13-Arrfved.
str Duchessa d'Aosta tItaD, Trieste.
GALVESTON, Tex, March 16--Arrived, strs
Canal. New York; Bayway. Havana; Roch-
Sailed isth, str e o'Neii. Philadelphia.
Sailed 18TH, str Havre Maru (Japl, Kobe.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. March i6-Saiied,
strs Mohawk, New York; Sagoland (Sw),
Havana schr Jere- q shaw Portland.
The New York herald., 1922-03-17
To Auction vesey street Loft.
BROWN ACQUIRES SITE
FOR APARTMENT HOUSE
Buys Corner of Lexin1ton
AUe. and 18th Street.

Frederick Brown, the operator, en-
ployed the telegraph wires yesterday
from San Francisco to acquire an apart
ment house site at the northeast corner
OF Lexington avenue and Seventy-fourth
street. From 9. L. Lawrence Mr.. Brown
mas acquired the three old flats at 1os3-
1887 Lexington avenue, occupying . site
5lxS2.6. In part payment Mr.. Brown
gave the plot, 125x94.6. on the north
side OF 172d street. 1905 feet east of
81. Nicholas avenue NJ. T. Strunsky was
the broker.
From George White Mr. Brown pur-
chased through Mr.. Strunsky and
FRANK solomon the adjoining four story
Duhoihg az 1893 Lexington avenue, on a
!ot IfxSz.S: These purchases give Mr..
Brown site fronting IS feet on Ley
ington avenue and S2.S feet on seventy
fourth street. which Is likely shortly to
be turned over to builder.
The New York herald., 1922-03-17

and in 2i1 Center street to Nev-A-HoAs
Razor Strop Company.
Rose rkerg- Colt Company leased $500
square feet in IA West Twenty-sevenfh
street 10 Eckstein a Kass: 5000 squafe
feet in lls West Twenty-hfth street 10
Max Seamon also In 80 West Twenty
ninth street TO Charles Schulman; par
Tor store in 35 West Twentieth street
TO Benjamin Peters; floor In i5s West
Twenty-sixth street to Louis Azzurini
through Malcolm f. Smith. space In lss
Madison avenue to the Malburn Advrf-
Using Agency, and in 106 East Nine
teenth street to Summers oppenheim
Charles Wynne and Louis Fl. Low,
operators. leased space in sos Fifth
avenue for their executive offices and
will move there on May /. The lease
was negotiated by James b. Speyers q
Co. Inc.
Albert B. Ashforth. Inc, leased space
In 73 West Forty-fourth street To N. G.
Faiior and In 366 Fifth avenue to Prayer
Prayer. Inc.
A. A. Hageman leased for Jacobson a
Gluckman Office in $50 Seventh avenue
10 Abraham M Bush and William II
Rath.
A. A. Haseman leased for Charles
Lerner & Sons loft in 6l8 Sixth ave-
nue. to Max Kaufman. 5r
Payson Mel. Merrill Company leased
the corner store in 1923 Park avenue
southwest corner OF Ninety-fourth sfreet.
to Joseph Celentano for a grocery store.
Frederick Fox s. Co. Inc. leased, a
loft in 81 East Ninth street to the
xcfuso Auto, Trunk and Speciality Cor
poration: and in S32 Broadway to n
Levy & Son. 80
Hornor, Fish & Hunt. Inc. rented
Offices in the Borden Building. $50 Madi-
son avenue to Newman & Newgass:
floor in 33 West Forty-sixth street to
Sylvan Levy, Z. Hemmindinger. Inc.
and Anthony & Salvatore Esposter1;
Offices in 527 Fifth avenue to Bigalke
& Eckert. George Hopper and DR.. +.
Austin Roy in the Straus Building, 6e2
Fifth avenue, to II. II. Roberts, and In
West Forty-seventh street to Blanche
Eckstein.
Henry Treukmann rented three floors
in 157 Grand street.
Residential Rentals. 1f
F. r. Wood & Co. leased the dwelling
at 112 West Eighty-second street, fur
nished. for the estate Of Margaret B.
Moncure to John w. Castle. -.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. leased =
duplex apartment Of fourtssn rooms and
four baths In the new buYding being
erected at $40 Fifth avenue southeast
corner OF Seventy-th third street. by ]. e.
r. Carpenter to Mrs. Walter Gibb Of 2o1
Columbia Heights. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1922-03-17
FOUR RESIDENCES SOLD
AT FOREST HILLS. L. !

four houses in recently built row
OF seven attached residences on Green.
way Terraces. Forest sHills Gardens.
.ons lsiand. have been sold during the
past few days The houses xuara h,,i,.
oy the Sage Foundation Homes Corn
pany OF Forest Hills. through which the
sales were also negotiated. The total
OF the four sales is sl75,ooo. The pur-
chasers include Edward c. Ketchan al
Grosset & Dunlap. publishers: Fred.
erick kiendle of the law firm Of KiendIe
brothers; Mrs. NJ J. Dannat Of Fores,
Hills. and G. J. Dauphinot
Plans have been drawn for a new
pank building at the corner OF Austin
and Continental avenues. Forest HilIs.
L. l.. by the Corn Exchange Bank, a,
cost OF $4,000. A branch OF the banh
recently established at Forest Hills has
been housed for the time in temporary
building. The new bank is to be buii,
on property owned by the Long Island
Railroad and will adjoin the station.
The New York herald., 1922-03-17
ESTATE IN BEACON SOLD
TO URSULINE NOVITIATE
Sisters Acquire Slee Place +;
Other Country Deals.

j. Noah Slee. president OF the Three
in-One OIL Company or New York. has
sold his country place. "Hiddenbrook." at
Beacon-on-Hudson. to the Ursuline No
vitiate. The property contains 400 acres
extending into the Fishldli Mountains
and the improvements comprise a stucco
and brick steel frame residence OF
eighteen rooms and six baths, with O
large garage, gardeners cottage, chauf-
feur's cottage. &C. The estate commands
magnificent views OF the Hudson River
and Highlands. In part payment the No
Wtfate gave their property of ninety
eight acres. formerly known as Knicker-
booker Lodge at Van Wyck Lake, the
main building having been burned a few
months ago. The combined properties
were held at sl35.000. J. Pierre Schenck
OF Beacon, n. Y, was the broker.
Fish g. Marvin sold at New Rochelle
for Frank Ewing his residence at 32
Woodland avenue to c. Cotesworthy
Pinckney OF this city; also for Mrs. Will
lam r. Laidlaw her property on Forest
avenue. Forest Heights. comprising one
half acre. to Herbert Ollendorff. who
will improve the property. The same
broker sold for Harry Briggs his prop
erty on Broadview avenue, comprising
one-half acre. to client. who will erect
a residence Of nine rooms and three
baths. also two car garage.
E. g & s. F. F'oss sold for James S.
Brewer the northeast corner of Eas,
Broadway and Ocean avenue. Woodmere,
l.. l.. improved with residence and ga
rage, to William NJ. V. Hoffman OF this
city.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company sold
for Mrs. John Hopkins Denison ct al. to
Curtis r. Hathaway her property OF
eight acres. with dwelling Of twenty-four
rooms and five baths and combination
stage and garage, on the west side OF
North street. Litchfield. Conn. The same
brokers sold for Mrs. Frank NJ. London
to O.. Fred Rost her property on an
acre with three story dwelling and
other outbuildings on Honeysuckle ave-
nue., Llewellyn Park, West Orange, ". J.
William r. Keeler leased at Ridgefield,
Conn. for State Comptroller Harvey p.
Bissell his residence on West Lane road
to Mrs. Alice z. Shoenberger: for Miss
Helen 5. Cady her place on South Main
street. to Miss r. A. Polhemus: for DR..
+. P. Solley. his place on North Salem
road to Edward c. Cammann, and for
Mrs. Louisa w. Gray. her house on High
Ridge avenue to c Fred Richards
The barracks and land now occupied
oy the New York State troopers In the
Gedney Farm district Of Westchester
nave been leased by the Gedney Farm
company to the State for ten years and
wiz continue to be used for the State
troopers organized during the war.
Many improvements will be made to the
property. The horse show ring will bs
retained. Prince & Ripley were the
brokers. s'''
The New York herald., 1922-03-17
HARLEM GARAGE LEASED.

The two story garage at 4s7 to 4e7
West i2sth street. on the site OF the
old Third Avenue Railway car barns
has been subleased by the New Am
sterdam Garage. Inc. to the newly
formed Manfred Garage. Inc, repre-
sented by Kahn & Zorn, attorneys, and
having for directors VI. Friedman. J.
Kahn and J. Schron. The lease Is for
twenty years at net rental of $4,000
annually The property fronts 1911
feet on 10th street and $50 feet on
i30th street, with a total depth OF
1888 feet. The present lessor acquired
It last July from the West 12sth Street
Building Corporation. which leased Il
from the railroad officials.
The New York herald., 1922-03-17
Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

AALBoRG. March e-Arrived. str Nyland
tsw), Baltimore.
Canon from New York. &c). Beirut.
ANTWERP. March 14-Arrived. strs Eslan-
ti.r lBelg). New York; Eastern Soldier. do:
Sailed 18th. strs Springfield. Boston: Scan
danavian (Br). 81 John. NIB.
AUCKLAND. March l3-ssiied. str Sussex
York.
MONMOUTH. March le-Arrived. str
BxhsoA G March san isssd EssRs:'G Str rrema,on
(Br), from Cardiff for Wellington.
BANES, March ~, 3 AM-Arrived. str
Msravi tBr). Boston and New York via
BARCELONA. March 12-Arrived, str Steel
Ersipnssr Psilsd.lDh,s. &c. &c; =.
BATAVIA. March 14-Arrivsd. str steel
Maker, New Orleans. &c (and sailed 18th
bocXs, Gascn is--sailed, str Abansarcz.
New Orleans via Cristobai.
BOMBAY. March I4-saiied. str Haieric
BREMEN, March ii-Arrived. str cailisto
BuENos AIRES. March ie-Arrived, str
Chinese Prince tBr). PHILADELPHIA.
pore (Br,. for New York.
CAsrLDA. March 1S-sailsd. str Lake Elm
&C coMox. DC. March is-sailed. str surura,
copENHAGEN. March Ia-Arrived. str II
cRlsTobAL, risS'ed L." SGrT March ,4Arriv.d. str
Sailed 14th. strs Julia Luckenbach tfrom
New York;. San Francisco; Ocean Prince
pANzIG, March i4-sailed. str St An
pufBLTN. March is--Arrived. str Eastern
Guide, New York and Boston.
DUNDEE. Marcn 15-Arrived. str Stan
mere BIZ. Norfolk: ~
DuNKIRK, March Ia-Arrived, s,rs
Jacques Cartier tFr). Norfolk; warkworth
sailed 18th. str orifiamme CBr). Key west.
FowEY, rrior to March f6-sailed. str
gSENo1. ai March Ii-Arriv.d. str E.na
UtaD, Philadelphia.
rS.,a,.d1. GIBEALTAE Fr..s1 March Oh Is,PssseS str
weston and Pensacola.
GLASGOW, March I4-Arrived. str wyn-
'o't IiArFA. S March it-Arrived. ctr George
HAIIfAx. Ms. March iv-Arrived. rrs
s,ys & SIs ,dS nsnz,g . tsnd ,s sailed ism for
Irri, ROTTERDAM land sailed for New York, !.
1IAMsuRG, March il.A,,Tryed, l,.,, ssrs Ariano
lNer), savannah; Morristown. New York:
isth. Mahopac (Br). Baltimore.
IAN str oSsna wsss New ge,s
HAVANA, March rb--Arriveo, str Heredia,
Arrived 18TH, strs Colombia San Fran
via Nassau; san Bruno OBJ. Boston n''' %
YSTT sna esn sssa 'T cr BE Ssw
tobai for New York.
The New York herald., 1922-03-17
FOREIGN PORTS.
tBy Mail.l

HAVANA. March 10-Arrived. strs Rosen-
borg DAM, Livorno; Lake Hector, Beau
mont. schr Fannie Fay. Port 81 Joe.
Sailed 10th, strs Carbet tFr). Porto Rico
Mantone (Br). Montreal.
KINGSTON. ia, prior TO March liar
rived, str Nevis (Nor), Halifax via Santiago
90 sail 18th on return).
LIVERPOOL, Ms. March 13-Arrived. scirs
Nova Queen (Br). Yarmouth: Martha Par
sons (Br), st John.
sALINA CRUZ. March 5-Arrived, str
wellesley. Mobile (and sailed 9th for San
Froncisco).
Sailed 10th. str Hawkeye State. San Fran
cisco.
SHANGHAI, March e-Sailed. str Apus
Manila.
YOKOHAMA. March s-Sailed, str Anatina
(Br), San Francisco.
The New York herald., 1922-03-17
FIVE NEW FLATS FOR HEIGHTS

The following apartment house plans
have been filed in the Building Depart
ment Of Manhattan:
Edgecomb avenue. northwest corner
ls2d street. six story. 1fs.sxss6 Jumel
Edgecomb Apartments. Inc. owner.
Shape. Ready. Peterkin, Inc. architects.
Cost. s23 .ooo
Fort Washington avenue. southwest
corner 10th street. for a six story. 1626x
500: Segfried Construction Company
Inc. owner. Springsteen & Goldman
mer. architects. Cost, 100000.
The New York herald., 1922-03-17
From the Photographic office.l


Information has been received from a num-
TO the effect that depths in the approach
of Sabine Pass are materially less than
shown on existing charts. The master OF
str Agwisea reports touching in soft mud
at point miles 257 deg from Sabine Pass
gas and whistle buoy, where the charts
show depth OF 5s fathoms. Local inquiry
revealed the fact that for a number Of years
locality. the dredged material being carried
off and distributed over a considerable area
by the currents. Information received from
the master OF str Kenuta, which vessel
grounded on approaching Sabine Pass, indi-
Gates general decrease in depth over a
large area to the southward and westward
of the entrance to this port. Cauton-Until
a new survey OF this locality has been made
vessels should exercise every possible pre-
caution In approaching Sabine Pass.
/ The second officer OF str Leon XIII (Sp)
reports that on the night of March SO.
1922, Alacran Reef light, east coast OF
Mexico. In approximately lat % % 80 N, Ion
50 Al 45 w, was observed to show group
flashing white. thus: Flash, eclipse 10 sec
onds, flash, eclipse 2S seconds.
A spar buoy, painted red and black In
horizontal bands. has been established to
mark the wreck. with depth of feet over
It. located about 500 yards 270 deg from
the pier In Gonaives Harbor, Haiti. APP
proximate position: Lat 10 u os N. lon
In the near future tho following lights
will be established in the Republic Of Haiti
On the western end of vache Island. In ap-
proximately lat IS o. N, lon 73 81 W. on
Cape Dame Marie. In approximately lat
1S 81 ", lon 74 26 w.
The New York herald., 1922-03-17
AMERICAN PORTS.

HONOLULU. March a-Sailed. strs Rox-
burgh (Br). Sydney. Shelly (Br. Hons
Kcng; 10th. Hoosier state, fokonama' &C
ORANGE, Tex. March il-Arrived, ST.
Youngstown. Port Arthur (o load foi
PORTO RICO. March li-sailed. ctr Hi.
san FRANCISCO. Cal. March 1o-Arrived
Str Manulani. Kahului
SAN PEDRO. Cal, March lo-saiied. sti
CoIirna Mex, San Francisco.
SABINE. Tex. March i2-sailed. str Frieda
New York. - -
sriied, strs Iowa CFr). New Orleans; Soil
taire. -.
The New York herald., 1922-03-17
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Lenape. from Jacksonville. went
aground at Robbins Reef last night, but
fioated shortly afterward undamaged and
arrived UP.
Motor Kennecott. from Tacoma. &c. re-
ports was in collision off Sand Key 8th with
str Ario. which arrived here 18th: the Ken
necott had stern damaged.
HAMBURG, March 16-Str West Munham,
from Norfolk for Libau. before reported
damaged by striking rocks near Heligoland
has arrived IN the Elbe for temporary. re-
pairs. The ship will be towed here. where
her salvaged grain cargo Is being brought
LEWES. Del. March 16-Str Ashtabula
drifted Into the Overfalls lightship at 8 Pm
yesterday and damaged latter about the
stem: damage to the Ashtabula not known.
NORFOLK. Va. March 16-Tug Guards.
man, towing wooden str Bonneterre, LETT
here to-day for New London. where the
Bonneterre will be scrapped.
WILMINGTON. NC. March 15-Str Maui
NEE. from Port Tampa for this port. went
ashore on Cape Fear bar; floated without
assistance at PM.
The New York herald., 1922-03-17
NEWARK ACREAGE IN DEAL

The estate of George F. Johnson has
sold a tract OF about ninety acres on
Springfield avenue, Newark. 20 the
Stoeckei Realty Corporation. The prop
erty will be developed and offered for
sale in small plots. II was held at
sl75.000. NJ
The New York herald., 1922-03-17
PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL.

Charles Galewski. real estate opera
tor. located for five years In 81 Cham
bers street. has leased large suite OF
offices In the new s. w. Straus a Co
building at Fifth avenue and Forty sixth
street. The new Offices are on the Fifth
avenue side of the building and Mr.
Galewski expects TO occupy them on
April 10.
The New York herald., 1922-03-17

East Guif-Moderate northeast and east
winds and fair weather.
West Gulf-Fresh southeast winds and fair
weather Friday.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Fresh northeast winds and partly overcast
wea ther Friday.
North Of Sandy Hook ana Sandy Hook to
Hatteras-Fresh to strong northwest and
north winds and partly overcast weather
Friday.
Hatteras to Florida Straits--Moderate to
fresh north and northeast winds and fair
weather Friday.
The New York herald., 1922-03-17
Dangers 70 Navigation.
IReported to the Hydrosraph,c' office. ]

IReported to the Hydrographic Office.J
March IL. lat 81 so. lon "a SO, passed q
apparently attached to submerged wreck
age. (This Is probably the same spar re-
ported on March 8 in lat 81 81, lon "a SO. }
Mar 10. lat 80 %. Ion II 81. passed a log
about Is inches square and "a feet long-Str
Gefion (Nor).
March Is. about miles % deg w of
Fenwick light vessel Tin approximately lat
IS "a, Ion "a 52). passed q heavy upright
spar. projecting about 20 feet out of water.
apparently attached to submerged wreckage
Str Sunoil.
March 4. lat A 03. lon 81 o5. passed a
with marine growth attached-Str Michi-
gan (Br).
March 10, lat 3s 40. lon 72 IL. passed
wreckage about 20 feet long and 10 feet
McKeesport. -4--
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
80 GRAMS.
Winds Off the Atlantic Coast.

CAPE RACE, NF, March 16-Barometer at
noon. 20.66 inches; wind. p. light breeze
weather. fine: temperature. 38 deg Fair.
The New York herald., 1922-03-17
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

CANADA (Fr). from Lisbon 18th for New
York.
EMPIRE STATE. from Hong Kong 18th for
San Francisco.
NooRDAM Dutch. from Plymouth 10th for
New York.
for San Francisco.