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The New York herald., 1922-10-31
AMERICAN PORTS.
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by MAIL
ASTORIA, Ore. Oct 22-Arrived, str Ayaha
Sailed oath. str Eastern Sailor. Yokohama.
BALTIMORE, Oct 2s-Cleared strs Cone
BANGOR. Me. oct 2s-Arrved. schr Rachel
w Stevens, Norfolk.
In port 27th, schr Freeman. for Vineyard
Sailed oath, scfrs Edna Hoyt. Norfolk
26th. Lizzie d Small. New York,
marine $40. Newport for Portsmouth; schY
Samuel Hart. South Amboy for Belfast.
Passed west 2sth, tugs VIM g Howard.
Robert Il Van Wicket and Victory. Boston
for New York: Sightseer. towing barge BIZ
Hughes. Boston for Marion tand tug re- re-
0ass arvsd H0sssT at sand~eh % @ ssth. a us sb chas
Pottston, New York (to so forward in tow
of tug Roger Williams, which will call at
New London for tug No 81;
Wayfarer (Brl. New York. DelaGoa Maru
gap). New York and Newport News 25th.
Sailed 25th. str Saccarappa. Houston.
HONOLULU. Oct 2S--Arrived. strs Pacific.
San Francisco; Chaumont Us). do; Gath.
Sailed asd. strs sonoma. sydney; Mukilteo.
san Francisco oath. Taiyo Maru (Jap), Yo-
kohama; &c; 18th Msnoa 30 do; s,,voa -, Nc,
riana. Philadelphia.
JACKSONVILLE Fla. Oct 27-Arrived. tug
Gwalia, New YORK, with tow.
Sailed 25th. tug Wellington, New York,
towing barges Southland and Sehome.
Sailed 9th, schr Pesaquid (BD. probably
Nassau
MOBILE. Ala. oct 26--In port, str Ham
mac, for Tuxpam and Vera Cruz.
NEW ORLEANS, La. Oct 26-Sailed. str
Dochra, Colon.
NEW BEDFORD. Mass, Oct 27-Sailed. tug
Harriet, towing schr Seaman and
lighter Addie
Arrived 2sth. tug Pocahontas. towing barge
Dalana Norfolk.
ORANGE. Tex, Oct 25-In port. schr A +
Sailed oath, schr Elice rB). Port au
Prince. q
PORT SAN LUIS, Cal. Oct 22-Sailed, str
Santa Maria, Vancouver.
PENSACOLA, Fla. Oct 26-Sailed. schr
Lucocar (Port Mobile Ito load for HATH
PROVIDENCE, RI. Oct 2S-Arrived str
Seaconnet Norfolk.
/ SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Oct 26-Arrived,
str Steel Engineer, Los Angeles.
Arrived 23d, str Santa Rita, San PEDRO
(towing schr Rose Mahony) and sailed 25th
for Tacoma.
SEATTLE, Wash, Oct 23--Arrived, str 1ia-
kata Maru (Jap), Yokohama, &c, via van
couver.
SAN PEDRO. Cal. Oct oS--Arrived. strs
Radix (Br), Curacao land sailed oath Tor
Balboa) Mayarit Mex. San Francisco Tor
Salina Cruz (and proceeded).
Sailed o3d. str President Harrison, HOMO
lulu.
SABINE, Tex, Oct 26--Arrived, str Henry
d Whiton New York
SEARSPORT, Me, Oct 24-Arrfved, str
Sortehavet (Dan). Hartlepool.
The New York herald., 1922-10-31
PERSONAL AND IMPERS0NAL.

Lawrence, Blake & Jewell placed with
the Lawyers Mortgage Co. a first mort
gage of $4,000 on the northeast corner
OF 174th street and Nelson avenue. new
five story apartment house.
Joseph p Days next auction win te
held to-day in the Exchange sales onis
IA vesey street. The. properti 20 be
sold range from vacant plots D tene-
ments. business buildings and suburban
dwellings, In Manhattan, Bronx and
Brooklyn. Newark. Montclair. N. j.. and
Rockland county, n. Y.
The Lawyers Mortgage Company
made building loan of S16S.000 to the
Jonat Realty Company for the erection
Of five story apartments on the west side
of the Grand Concourse. 16O feet south
of 1S2d street.
George e. Cohn and Samuel Cowen
negotiated the sale for the Riley estate
to Nathan Il. l.. Cosel and its resale to
the jackson & Schacht Holding Com.
pany.. B. Schacht, president, OF the plot
226x1O7 on the east side of Fox street.,
1913 feet south of Westchester avenue.
with foundations and plans for three
five and one-half story apartment
houses, each to contain thirty-seven
suites. The operation will cost over
100000.
The New York herald., 1922-10-31
News Of the Real Estate World
LARGE CROWD PRESENT :
AT -RIDGEWtOOD AUCTION

A good sized crowd was present at
the auction sale OF lots and plots in the
Upper Ridgewood siection OF Ridgewood
and Eoholsus. NJ. j., conducted last
Saturday by Joseph p. Day for the re-
ceivers of the Whitley Realty Company.
The properties sol We're on Hillcrest.
.Ayondale. Hamilton. Fairmont and
Phelps roads and q n Erie street.
Eight lots on Ph elps road were pur-
chased by Marthi W. Stillwell for
$4,000. Four lots abutting In the rear
on Fairmont road were sold to Harry
n. King for s1.400. DR. Ernest Meinecke
bought $500 worth of lots on Phelps
road. Charles r.. Stoneall paid s1,S0o
for the corner OF Hamilton road and
Erie street, while *. Chisholm secured
100 feet frontage opposite these lots
for $1,000. Other i5uyers included:
ID. S. Woodwar1, C. III. Splitone,
Thomas G. Rogers, Alfred L. NARROW,
Margaret Welt, Henry G. Rohr, Will
/ am T. Klug, n. Galkins. Jr., w NJ.
Woods and II. N Dubois.
The New York herald., 1922-10-31
lilts RITIME MISCELLANY.

petition.star, before reported. arrived at
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from New Lonoon IN
Klshners taken TO dry dock for survey
Ess-Ks. oct 30-Schr Dorothy Palmer. be-
Ciothe-ted was anchored off Nobska at
east ceo-day by cutter Aeushnet. sent 10
man 'iler. New York for Boston, with
SSvs; 'eter Howard and Howard Sisters,
esuHhawser outside canal this forenoon
1lrgIs went ashore at entrance 70
IL IL Is feared the Darges, whicn were
- M with anthracite COAL win be totally
scd The men on the barges We're saved
"A lst Guard cutter Aoushnet viii leave
Nj Bedford this PM to go 10 the assistance
tug Lizzie ID.
fIERBOURG, Oct 3o-Str Saxonia (Br),
w York for Hamburg, which arrived here
4 day reports she received several distress
nails from vessels during the storm
2fiAyRE. OCT 3o-Str West Totant, from
~ restou. took refuge from the storm at
eish port. She will arrive mere To-
u S Shipping Board str" "Baladsn, before
reported in distress. arrived at Brest to-day
LONDON, Oct 2s-Str Dauperata, from
New Orleans for Rotterdam. &C. before re-
ported with steering gear disabled passeu
he Lizard in tow.
Fire broke out on board str Norei]oru
iSor), at Christiania from New York via st
- NIB. for Stavanger. &C; cargo dam
Cslightly.
S0-Str Hampstead Heath (Br), for
abana, has been towed into Rotterdam
lth steering gear disabled.
X NORFOLK Va, oct 30-Str Homestead, |,
which was disabled with boiler trouble OF
he Delaware Breakwater. arrived here this
-lorning In tow of tug Humrick.
PLYMOUTH Oct 30-Str Nieuw Amster-
m (Dutch) New York for Rotterdam. que
IRE Sunday will not arrive until Tuesday,
j tavfng been delayed by the storm; all well.
QUEBEC, Oct 26--Motor Hangar (Nor), 1,
khich left Montreal for lower st Lawrence
! 1t into Port Alfred with machinery trouble
SsT JOHN, NIB, Oct 27-Str Krosfond (Nor)
as in collision yesterday afternoon with
schr Dorothy (49 tons) in the hareor;
schooner had bowsprit, jib and headgear
.arrfed AWAY.
The New York herald., 1922-10-31
FOREIGN PORTS.

Elizabeth Rodway (Br). St Johns.
= BoTwooD. Nj. Oct 22-sailed. str Gran
FoGo. NJ. Oct io-sailcd. sclr ofelia
(For), Oporto.
FoRTUNE, NJ. Oct 1o-Arrived. schr Rus
GAsPE. Oct 2s-saied. str Gyp CBr), New
York.
Adams diasV obs. BBi, New York: Charles + Gordon
Osr) st John. NIB.
Arrived 2zth, strs Irishman tBr).. Montreal
(and sailed 2sth for Liverpool Taiaralitc
(Br), Lewis (and sailed 2sth for Charlotte
town.
Cleared :s as,h. str victolne .Br,. Texas City
Hambleton Range -(Br. Londcn.
Sailed 21th. str Meissoner (Br,, Glasgow.
HAVANA, Oct 2i-Arrived, strs Virginia
DAM, Copenhagen. &c: Ganges (Br). Sal.
Sailed asd. strs Santa Theresa (Rr,. Vita /:
Gath. Lake Treba, Matanzas; Joseph NJ
Cudahy. Tampico; 27th, Halzones (Br). Bos-
ton and New York.
HILLsBoRo, NB. Oct 2o-sailed. schr
KINGSTON. Oct I6-Arrived. strs Cemito
(BD, Port Limon tand sailed for Avon
MOUTH 1Ith, Montague tsr,; Avonmouth ,ni,i
Gunni. Mobile
Sailed 18th. str Tsmar pr,. Haiti; 49,,
LAMALINE. ,Nt., prior to Oct is-sailed.
sohT hTrTIE Insff BAY YsieHs isIANps NF Oct a1u
port. schrs Humorist (Br). for Gibraltar
for orders; Iris tDan). for Gibraltar for
EivERPoeL, Ms. oct 27--Arrived. schr
Douglas Conrad CBT. Lockport tand
Arrived osth. schr swan. Tiverton
Sailed 27th, schr Harold Conrad (Br). Port
MAR pMARysTowN. NF. Oct 2s--In port. schr
General SHUTS (Br), for oporto
MONTREAL. Oct 26-Arrived, str Client
worth (Br). Three Rivers.
NASSAU, Oct 26-Arrivcd. schr a Moulton
(Br). Boston.
pARRsRRoiRo: Nsi oct ,o 2aln lIs,d~ port schr
I Tennecnpe, Ms, for Salem.
Cleared 21st, schr Flora NJ CBr), from Ad-
yocate for New Bedford.
Passed 22d. schr Velma l. Ilamicn. Walton,
Ms for New Yor.
Sailed 2ist schr Northcliff tBr), from
PORT Union, MI. Oct co-sailed. schr
Lucille p Creaser (BrJ. Barbados.
QUEENSToWN. oct tG-Sailed, schr Susan
RIVER Plate. oct 25-sailed. str Bos-
we'll (Br). Boston and New York via Brazil
9th. motor Linnell tBr, Boston and ne"
ST ANTHONY, NT. Oct 2i--Arrived, schr
JGT 1@i,N %asseS Ep S e sharlSed S JGnqs scns Gym
I thia J Griffin, New York; Emily + Northnma
SIeared a4th. .chr Seth w Smith. Boston.
Sailed 2sth. schr Maud Gasstn tBrl
Ifillsboro.
ST JOHNS. Nj, Oct 22-Arrived. str Lon
/ (Nor) Sydney; schr u Conrad (Br)
Sydney. cB. oct s7-saied. str Tun'
SYDNEY, Nsw, oct 90 Sailed, str Cana
dian Transporte- (Br), Adelaide.
TALARA Oct 24--Sailed, str Mcmnon, Bal
boa punta Arenas and San Francisco.
VALJARA1SO. oct 2f-Satled, str Jepths
San Francisco.
WABANA. NJ. oct 1o--ssilcd. str Bosci
(Norl Rotterdam.
WALTvIlS, oct 23-Arrived, str bremer'
ton, Viborg. sc.
wAsA, Oct 23--Arrived. str Dallas, copen
hagen, &C.
The New York herald., 1922-10-31
BUSINESS PROPERTY DEALS.

Frederick Brown has purchs sed the
nine story and bas ement business build
ing with elevators at 34 East Thirtieth
street. on plot Ex9s.s. between Mad
ison and Fourth avenues, from John J.
Hearn. The build lhlg is a modern fire
proof structure with sprinkler system
and shows a rental iof more than $47, 900.
In part payment Mr. Brown gave three
lots on the west side of Wadsworth ave-
nue., rs feet south pf-1S7th street. The
NJ. Rosenthal CONF amy was the broker
in the transaction.
The Woodbury. a.. Langdon Company
purchased the northwest corner of
Forty-fourth street and Third avenue. a
five story flat. 25 5x10O. Forty-fourth
street is to be opena through to De Pew
place and is already developed into a
business street eaA to Third avenue.
William CruikshanaS's Sons were the
brokers.
The Standard Gas Light Company has
sold its property on last 103d and 104th
streets and the East River to Lancaster.
Daley & Lancaster, inc. The property
Is described in the deeds on file in the
Registers office as being 40 feet west
of the bulkhead line. According to the
ownership books the gas company owns
frontage of $50 feet on 104th street,
the plot extending through to 1o3d
street.
Thoens & Flaunlacher. Inc, sold
for Daniel b. Freedman 1915 to 1928
Third avenue and 202 and 204 East
1O6th street, southeast corner OF Third
avenue and 106th street, plot Of 1O011
on Third avenue and 10 on East 106th
street, improved with seven frame build
ings, to an investor who will improve
with a modern building at the expiration
of the present leases. The proper was
held at $175,000.
The New York herald., 1922-10-31

sixth. ]. Foley, Sth. iith. II. 2sd and 2ath
Forty seventh, Nolan. 9Th. 18th. 18th, 2iih
iWd leth oc,d ssd and aAh Flftieth, Brennan. 1,t
Ith. 18th, 1eth atd 25th: Flfty-first. Moore.
ith.. 10th, 10th. a!d and 2sth; r'tty-second,
Irving. 4th ION. 18Th; "a and ss,h.
order No TO- dafed April 20. 1921. tho fol-
lowing companies will report At company
school. Nos. 157 aud 15o East Sixtysevent
street, Manhattan, NJ time ana dete Fpeci'
fled: 49,
"Wednesday, sth, Engine s2 Thursday, 9th
Hose 4 Friday, 1Otl,: Engine 20; Saturday
nth. Hook and Iadcsr 30.
p M-Mopday, November g. Engine ~.
Second seeto wsaTesss rs aes Er,d.y @ -rTr1 ION
Hook and Ladder 12o, Saturday iith. lioor
and Ladder 12H-
ment having been tric5 before the Hon, Will
lam Il. Thompson, Deputy Fire Commis
e,oner, Boroughs OF Brooklyn and Queens
rcgnla.ions % @ .siei2' the following decisions arc
hereby rendered by the Fire Commissicner:
Fireman first sInde George I Nelson
sence without lssvc guilty; reprimand
Fireman first gsssde William = Chapin
special leaves OF absrhce are hereb,
granted 20 the following members OF the de
| partment
pany 80. for nine fynurs. from a. NJ. octo
| ber 30, 1922 Engineer Of steamer John p
| TuttIe, Engine Company 2s7. for ffteef
| hours. from o p. NJ. October 81. 1922; En-
| rineer Of steamer James @. Tuttle. Engin,
| Company ESQ, for forty-eight hours, from
| A. NJ. October 81, 1922 Fireman first grad.
| Michael J. German. Hook and Ladder Com
| pany I13, for fifteen hours. from p. NJ.
| October 81. 1922; Fireman second grade VIII
| lam Vincent Paul. Engine Company 1873. 10
| fifteen hours from y. NJ. October 20
| io22; Fireman third grade Edward G.. Gar
/ vey, Engine Company 207. for fifteen hours
| from o p. NJ. October 81, 1922.
BY order Of the Fire Commissioner.
| JOHN KENYON,
The New York herald., 1922-10-31
Police Department Orders
sPECIAL ORDERS NO aeo

1.-The following reinstatement is ordered
to take effect October % 1922:
As Patrolman (fifth grade)--Frank Nemec
Shield No; 1886. 10 Headquarters Division
Training School.
The following transfers and assignments
are ordered. to take effect s A. NJ, October
20, 1922:
SERGEANT.
Herman Kahn, 1o2d precinct, assigned to
signal monitor duty.
PATRoI.MEN.
Walter J. Meyer. from 10th preclnc. IN
Motorcycle Squad No. l. ASSIGNMENT a.,
motorcycle duty continued; Thomas j. Coyne.
shepherd from 10Th precinct TO 12oth pre-
cinct; Charles Gilmore. from fO5th precinct
TO HEADQUARTERS Division, office OF tho
rour,n t, deputy Commissioner, to duty in
To take effect s A. NJ. November I. 1929
From precincts indicated to 10th inspection
Edwin j. Cooney rs: Charles NJ C;eaiv 90
John J. McDonough, SO, ASSIGNMENT 10 mn.
torcycle duty discontinued: Francis J. Farley
~. 10 assignment 10 bicycle duty discon-
Temporary Assignments.
SERGEANT
Alexander Nicolay. Headquarters Division
special service division, TO Detective Division
tor 10 days, from A. NJ. November I, 1872
PATRoLMEN.
Louis Pagani. Thirty ninth precinct 20 De.
tective division, for ton days, from : A. NJ
1G,oper ,b,rd ro,o ~; 1922 John r. sheyln. Forty.
In office of the District Attorney, New Yor,
county, for five days, frpm u. NJ. October
30. 1922. James j. Finn. Forty-sixth precinct
to Detective division. to duty In office of the
District Attorney, New York county. for five
days. from r NJ, Octdber 2s, 1922; Jacob
2. Gumbel. 18th precinc TO Detective divi.
sion. to duty In office Of the District Attor.
ney, Queens county. for five days from 4
p. NJ. October 2s, 1922.
From precincts indicated 20 Detective dj.
vision. 10 duty In office of the District Al.
tornoy. New York county, for five days, from
A. NJ. October go 1922: John j. Turiey
Jr, Twenty third: bartholomew A. OConnor
Eighty-third
From command Indicated TO Headaua rters
division, Public Service squad, Board of Elec.
tons. TO duty st III. II. Drosvn Printing Com.
PONY. 3T-41 Chambers street. from A. NJ
October 30 1922. TO f2 r. NJ. November q
1922 Dennis J. Malone, Fourth James
OSulliven, Thirty-nintlr; Thomas w Camp.
ton, Headquarters divisiont Cha ries w. Her.
old. Headquarters divisions Leon G. Mathiez
Headquarters division. William Mayer
Headquarters division: Edgar McQuade
Headquarters division: Patrick !. Reid
Headquarters division; Walter r.. Sharand
Headquarters division.
For fifteen days. from 2 a. NJ. November
!; 1922; Frederick J ulsamer and Llewelyf
". Jones. Fifth precinct 10 Seventh lnspec
ton district, assigned NO duty in psir
clothes; John j. Reynolds and Edward q;
20 duty IN plain clothes In precinct Emil j
ters division. Division OF transportation, {,
The New York herald., 1922-10-31
Army Orders
Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. g., Oct. 80

Special Dispatch to THE New YoRK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau
Washington, ID. g., Oct. 80.
These army orders were made public TO-
day:
INFANTRY.
Martin. Col. w r., to Fort Douglas, Utah
Loubach, Col. II. L.. to Honolulu.
Eames. Col. Henry c.. TO Manila.
Endicott, Lieut.-Col. Francis c.. to Manila
QUARTERsfAsTER CORPS
Mckinley. Capt. Edward b., 70 Lcxing-
ton. Ky.
ENGINEERS CORPS.
Butler First Lieut.. Frederick B., TO Homo.
lulu.
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
Nrupp Major Oscar. TO Jacksonville, Tenn
Frank, Major Sclby H.. TO Rock Island, Ill
AIR SERVICE.
BALDWIN. Col. Theo A.. Jr:. TO Scott Field
Haddock, Capt. G. B., TO Scott Field.
Savage. Capt c. NJ. 10 Scott Field.
Schofield. Capt. Earl ST. to Scott Field .
White. Capt. Henry c.. to Scott Field.
MONTGOMERY, First Lieut.. Henry G., te
Scott Field.
Neeley. First Lieut. James T., to Scot
Field.
Martin. First Lieut.. Bruce. to Aber
deen Md.
Melin. First Lieut.. o. r.. to Mitche, rye,a
Pitts, First Lieut. O. r.. to Mitchell Field
Field.
The New York herald., 1922-10-31
Continued From Preceding Page.

Tugs Jupiter. towing 3 barges (passed out
andy Hook at 0:l5 AND; Minnie. towing 2
40 At 9;lJ AND Waltham, towing 2 (do at
l15 AND; Bermuda. towing (do at 36
AND.
Sailed 29th, tugs Peerless, towing l barge
passed out Sandy Hook at lao AND Storm
King. towing ] (do at 3 ;35 PMD.
Tho corrected reading of the barometer
reduced to sea leve) at New York on Mon
lay. Oct 30. 1922. at AM. as reported by
he United States Weather Bureau. was
hirty and seVen-hundredths GOOD inches.
Is closely approximates Seven hundred and
'y-three and eight-tenths (763s) milli-
rs. Captains OF all vessels now lying In
the ports OF New York and Brooklyn
frdva Mt a geousiy use the above official
~ Tor observing whether their own ba-
8meters require any considerable correction
adjustment.
wind at Sandy Hook, Pm. NV. IS miles /;
lear; light sea: visibility. IL miles.
The New York herald., 1922-10-31
AMERICAN PORTS.

ABERDEEN. Wash. Oct 30-Sailed, str
Tohkoh Maru (Jap), Yokohama; Lchigh, san
Fra nciscO. - 49,,
ASTORIA, Ore. oct 3o--Arrived. s;r Taibu
Maru (JaD). Aberdeen.
BOSTON, Mass, oct 2s--Arrivcd, strs Dor
othy Boca Crande; Giuseppe Nerdi OtaD :.
New ork for Naples, SC (and proceeded)
schrs Margaret Throop, Norfolk; Ena Par
sons fBr). Windsor.
Arrived 30th. strs Tiger. New York; Peter
ton (Br) Shields. Oxonian (Br), Liverpool
&C: Eastport Gothenburg. &c; Gudrun
Maersk (Dan). Middlosbrough via Portland
Blydendyk (Dutch), Rotterdam; Menom'nee
(Brl London via New York; Belfast. New
York Munalbro. Norfolk Norwallt, New
York. San Blss tBr). Fort Morant; Winding
Gulf, Norfolk: Dorchester, Philadelphia;
Gloucester. Baltimore via Norfolk; Tira-
dcntes (Nor). Christenia. city Of Rome. sa-
vnnnah.
Arrived both. str Newton, New York.
below Both. str N4wton for New York.
Cleared 2sth, strsl Tempico Detroit Blair.
Manchester,
The New York herald., 1922-10-31
Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

ALGoA BAY. Oct 26-Arrived, str saikoh
AMSTERDAM. Oct 2e-Arrived. str Am
petco (Belg) New York.
ANTWERP, Oct o6-Arrivsd. strs Yoifuku
Maru CJap), Brunswick; 27th, Glen Ridge,
Baltimore.
ARDRossAN. Oct 2s-salcd. str Eastern
MONMOUTH, Oct gs-Arrived. strs Ro.
nara (Br. Montreal Tenpaisan Maru
tJap). Portland. Ore, via Norfolk.
BARROW. Oct e7-Arrived. str Hamlet
-s-or), Philadelphia
BLUFF. Oct 27-Saied, str Canadian Ex-
lplcrer (Br). Dunedin.
BocAs DEL ToRo. Oct 2s-Arrived, str
San Jose New Orleans.
4. BREMFN. oct 22-Arrived. strs Modis
ssNor). wabana 18th. Islemoor (Br), Mont
8 sailed 10Th. str Topdalsfiord tNor). New
L BRISBANE. oct 27--Arrved. str City OF
Winchester tBrl. New York,
/ PUENOS AIRES, oct 29-Arrived, str Tau
Irus CNorl, New York.
! BusREII. oct 23-sailed, str Lord Byron
I sSf,Is ToWN, oct aT-Arrived, strs Swat
tff3r). New York Tapti CBr), Galveston.
:, CARDIFF, Oct 2S--Arrived, str Canadian
tNoiunteer (Br). Montreal.
: Sailed 18th, str Canadian Carrier tBr)'
2 ccHEi:BouRG. Oct 80, AM--Arrived. str
Lsaxonis CBr. New York via Plymouth for
y Arrived soth. I'm. str Aquitsnia CBr).
,A.New York via southampton. s.,...,...,,
# CIT; 'ccHBTrsTfANfA. oct es-Arrivcd. str More
l'fiord (Nor), st John. NIB.
4, cOLoMBO Oct 27-Sailed. str Arcturus
,Mffcm , Calcutta). New York.
n Sailed 25th. str Canadian Importer (Br),
L corENTrAGEN. Oct 2s--ssiled, str Estonia
s',( DAM, New York.
si cnIsToBAI. oct 2o--Arrived. strs Aban-
s,rarez. New orleans via Havana 3Oth. Paris
~,mina. New Orleans
4. Sailed 27th. str Camden, Tampico.
\, CURACAO, Oct 20, 9 AM-ArrNed' sur
re Caracas New York via San Juan.
M DUBLIN, Oct 2s-Sailed, str BalygaHy
.llead tBr). Montreal.
Arrived 2Ith, str Remus. Baltimore.
:. pJTNKIRK, Oc- 26--Arrived. str Niels Mel
sen tNorl. San Francisco
ESBJERG. Oct 26--Arrived. str Thorsdai
n \yAr'MoGTH. oci s7-Arrived. strs SER
stAd (Nc1. Wabsna. Wiutertou (Brl. Mon
NtrsN 18th. Daupcrata, New Orleans for Rot
Z iSowEY. oct ss-saiied, str Monottc -,
, s.ENoA. orf ea-Arrived, str Pacific Trans
N iGTBRALTAdt, oct es-Passed, strs Titan
CF3r1 Colombo for Boston and New York
,y'ath. phomius (Br), New York for Hone
Arrived 2sh. strs S e Calvert Br). Mont
As, ,s,rr lor ana 1fpSs wsw York York for M2scst &c "'
4 Arrived ggfh strs Hazelsldc (Br), Phla
hricipha for Genoa Goth, Rassay Gjr), New
81 Passed PASSED eoth. str Asia UTr) New York tor
.AfNnp1ee.
N>soiied ,2sth IT. salavau (Du;clD, from Co
n 0f~bo for New York.
AZ TCsfSAsGOw. Oct 2s-Arriyed. str Stanmorc
NitPr1 \phiiadclphia, Ia Halifax.
a Arrfkcd goth str 1letagama tBr), Montreal
Al CRANGEAfoUTH, Oct 2s-Arrived, str Wit.
\ orin (Br) Pensacola.
a rsNBuRG. oct 2I-Arrivcd. str Eesolute
A. sailed 2eth. str wucrttcmbers tccr). New
York.
IN sTARTIEpOOL. oct 2s-Saiied. str Johar
\ N. .f,..tf 81 al
~ HAVANA. Oct 3o--Arrived. str Monterey
q New York.
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The New York herald., 1922-10-31
OPERATORS RESELL
Big APARTMENTS
Find Buyers for Speculative
Properties in Manhattan;
Other Deals.

The Mayrport Realty. Company. !. Port
man president has rtHold to the Feled-
ben Realty Corporation DIR. Felix Grabo.f
president, the Kings College Apartments,
northwest st corner of Amsterdam avenue
and 121sV street. valued at 100000 and
renting lpr about s6o,000 per annum.
The stru' Sure is seven stories on the
avenue and six stories on the street and
con tains ssven stores along the avenue
frontage. 1T has frontage OF 110.11
tact on the avanue and 100 feet on the
street, near Columbia University. f..
Kahn was the broker. Mr.. Portman
bought the houAe a month ago from
Joser6o Shenk. 1T Is under lease to a
Mrs Young until 1926 at net annual
rental OF $4,000.
The six story R1verview Apartments,
3007 to a011 Broadway, southwest cor
ner of 10th street, have been resold by
Meister Builders, Int,, to the Rule Realty
Company Irving Rds enstock president.
The properties were recently acquired
by the sellers. They ts'cupy plot 10Ox
100 and accommodate dfty families. and
have seven stores on 3 BNDadway and two
on 14Sth street. The ,Irnuai rental is
about $4,000. and the.v were held at
1915. 900.
Abraham Zauderer. Inc,. bought from
Joseph Shenl the eight VI ory fireproof
apartment house at 617 West l13th
street, on a plot 50x10o.I1. between
Broadway and Amsterdam avenue. The
structure was held at s225s000 and re-
turns an annual rental Of approximately
$36. 600. Benjamin Harris was the
broker. Wacht & Cohen. attorneys, rep
resented the buyer. Mr.. Shenk bought
the house last June from DR.. d. Murphy.
Other Apartment House saIes.
William Goldstone and Simon Myers
bought from the estate of William j.
Morris 145 East Twenty-sixth street.
25x9s.9. five story double fiat.
Samuel Breuer bought from Joseph A.
Jorden. as trustee, S84 to 6S6 Ninth
avenue, between Forty-seventh and
Forty-eighth streets. east side of the
avenue. two four story apartments with
stores. 30x70. John Fink was the broker.
The five story fiat at 252 Wadsworth
avenue, 50x115. has been sold by Philip
NJ. Dancis to the Junade Realty Com
lSany. Samuel A. Letter was the broker.
John Gainari, represented by Francis
j. Carlucci, attorney. purchased the two
five story tenements 119 and .121 Cherry
street, northeast corner of Catherine
slip, 71xS0. The buildings were for
merly part of the old Hoffman estate.
The consideration was about 100000.
James Kyle & Sons sold for Michael
Allen the folr story apartment house
357 East FiftSeth street, 20xs0.