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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-27
IN THE DWELLING MARKET.

Douglas T.. Gilman & Co, with T..
de Forrest Simmons. sold for T. Towar
Bates mis- three tory residence, 1sx1oo,
at 213 East Sixty-first street. TO q
physician. who will alter for occupancy.
Wood. Doison Co. Inc. through Al
fred J. Rooney, sold for Mrs. Jean De-
metro the four story dwelling. 323 West
Flghty-second street. between West End
avenue aad Riverside Drive. 2ox1OO
William Il. May & Co. sold for Amy
Steinhardt the three story dwelling. COX
100. at "a East Ninety-second street.
The property was held at $4,000. Hell
& Stern represented the purchaser.
Ryan & Co. sold for Nicholas J. Nor
ris tho three story dwelling 4o7 West
14sth street. 20x100. TO Sophie Il. john
son OF New Rochelle. mother of Justine
Johnson. moving picture star. She will
occupy Il as her residence.
Marie CASTILLO and others sold to
william G. Kemper tho five story flat.
343. East Forty-first street, 50x9Ss.
Annie Krotman sold to Elias Zorn-
berg the four story dwelling. 1872 Lenox
avenue. near 12oth street. 1sxS5.
Charles Is. Pctrie sold TO James Dill
Ion the three story dwelling. 90 Audu-
bon avenue. near 10th street. 16.sxs5.
susan a. Burchill sold TO Thomas J..
and Helen Kirby the four story dwell
Ing. 30i East Thirty-first street 22.6x
$50.
Dolores Frodericks and other sold 90
Henry and Amelia Groehl tho three
story building at 275 Rlvinston street,
1Sx56.1.
Chas. X. Clisby & Co. sold for the
James III. Cruikshank Company 334
West I'D street. a four story % foot
dwelling.
SCHNEIDER Licb.er sold for Jacob
Hccht tho dwelling 1866 Lexington ave-
nue.
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PETITIONS IN nANkprprrv

fotluons IA bankruptcy filed yesterday IN
~, ,Is,r United States District Court were:
~ IEkNArlONAL COSTUME co, INC.
iit,-i'o west I'd street, involuntary petit
ton. on complaint of Belle Siegel' seas /.
Sill hg iiabi n,ir9lnaeh: Sill Betty r. Levy.
assets at 5000. Shame & Weinrib are at
rr i9Fnsyi fo Gp Pas'i %sS n,,. ,u
go Rutgers street. on complaint OF Anna j
Llppman, $3.50; Anna choinak. $500. Leon
Dashew Is attorney for Petitioners
GUARANTEE SHIRT Co, Abraham Ber-
man. George Cohen. Samuel Lamarky and
Abraham Benlmoff. 363 Canal street. in
nette Frcinsch. 1853: Ruby Benjamin. $50.
Liabilities are estimated ut 5000. assets
a. $3.50. Shame Weinrib are attorneys
STEINBERG 4 FoRMAN. George stclnberr
and Joseph forman, si2 Broaawsy, invoi-
untary petition. complaint OF Irene
Finkclrian with a claim OF sif3f Alex
= Marcnson is attorney for petitioner.
QJITERITE SKIRT CO. Joseph Nash, for
Nathan Fiddler. as West 18th street. in
voluntary petition, on complaint OF Tillie
Wnn'cS; N.ia4, Matthew g. Osborne: s9a4
~ $4,000. assets at $4,000. sshsfno &
t Wcl1Tle si aTs a;tDpS for getieaers
18th street. Bronx, involuntary petition.
on complaint OF Abraham Marks. SECS
Toby katz, SECS: Gutenberg Printing Co..
Inc. SIS. Julius Fischer Is attorney for pc
PLoTKiN. EPSTEIN NORRIS Peter
lsfNei fspttelh ana ADrhnan1 MOT
ris 1891 broadway, voluntary petition.
Liabilities so. ii6. no assets. Joseph. De-
NOV q Fetnstein are attorneys.
MORRIS TEITLEBAUM, ladies' wear, 10 III
vision street. voluntary petition. Liabilities
-, sos. assets $3.50. BENJAMIN Stcinberr.
iiH Nassau street. Is attorney.
HARRY NADLER. bags and dresses, West
18th street, involuntary petition. on com
plant OF Jesse Kahn. ~ 900: Marie Brandt.
500: Louis Pollach. $50 Liabilities are
estimated at $50 200. assets $40, 600. Korn-
bulth g Pollack are attorneys for petition
KENsrco RESERVOIR QUARRY co. INC.
voluntary petition. Liabilities S9.53s. as
sets $3.50. Paul NJ. Crandall IL attorney.
SCHEDULES IN BANkRUrTCy.
Schedules in bankruptcy filed yesterday IN
the United states District Court were;
GRAND WAIST Co. INC, $40 Grand street.
Liabilities SI.lt. assets $3.50.
FUCKER, SOBfN & FUCKER, INC. cloth
ing. 500 broadway. Liabilities s3s.iie. as
IsIDoRE GoLpsTErN, grocer. COG Beck
street. Bronx. Liabilities s3.Gii. assets
HARRY FRIED. furrier, ese Yves, astn
street, Liabilities si2, 307. assets $3,56l
INDEPENDENT MOVIE SUPPLY co. INC.
i:a !th avenue. Liabilities s5i.J3o. assets
JosEPif NErslsr. clothing. io7 pIeccker
street, Liabilities S1s3.6lo. assets $780, ss
Safer & LERNEft, lraei Safer nnd
ties sS.06s. assets S5sOd.
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
Receivers In bankruptcy appointed yester-
day In the United States District Court we're;
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PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL.

n. Telfair Smith was tho broker in
tho sale OF 1s East Tenth street. re-
Gently reported
Frederick NJ. Hilton. president Of
VIM. A. White & Sons. with Charles ID.
Hilles OF Dwight & Hills and William
h. Dupre, Jr., have been appointed COM
missioners IN the matter of the closing
of Reds Mill lane In The Bronx.
Plans for fourteen story apartment
house 10 be erected at 1i0t TO 1907 Park
avenue for sI.250.OOO have been filed by
r. Gambler. architect. and also for a six
story muti-family building TO be built
at coo West 151st street for s350.000.
and for which @. r. Pelham Is the archl-
tect.
Joint Ownership Construction Com
pany, Inc, Frederic Culver. president.
sold large apartment IN the new 100
per cent. Joint-Ownership building TO be
erected at northeast corner OF Silky
ninth street and Lexington avenue 70
Mrs. Robert Ahles Of 116 East Sixty
third street.
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ST. ALBANS GOLF CLUB
BUYS I22 ACRE TRACT
Deal TnUolUes sos, SOB; Other
Suburban Deals.

The 81. Adams Golf and Country Club
has voted TO purchase I2e acres OF land
adjoining the st. Adams station OF tho
Long Island Railroad. extending west
to Merrick road and south 10 Locust
avenue. with frontases on Central ave.
nue.. z. ". Brown. one OF the organ
iSers of the club and a developer OF
Addisleigh, who resides IN n large resi-
dence adjoining the golf club property
on Central avenue. IL the seller. Tho
purchase price Is reported 20 be about
si0S,553. With improvements planned
the outlay win reach about 10000.
Tho seller will take back two pur-
chase money mortga ges for the full
purchase prico extending with interest
at per cent until 1s4s and payable in
annual installments. which will liqui-
date the mortgages In twenty-four
years. The tract surrounds the go
called Country Club district at Merrick
road and Central avenue, which has
been developed by the VI. Morgonthau.
Jr.. Company.
These developers announce that they
have oASned a Eolf court addition ad-
Joining these links and have sold lots
recently TO the following: NJ. T.. and
J. A. Cowles of Jamaica. Thomas NJ
Harvey OF Brooklyn. NJ. voecks OF
Philadelphia and a. J. and Y. Less Of
ANothNAAt 1tHAtis
The site of the old New York Central
Railroad station at White Plains. COM
prisine about thirty city lots. has been
leased from tho New York Central by
Max Marx. who will improve with q
two story business building on the plot
facing the new railroad station and
with automobile showroomS on the re- =
maindcr OF tho plot. Tho site faces
Depot Plaza ana fronts on MARITIME ave-
nue.. Orawapum and Main streets.
John Crawford sold the Egbsrt Lille
country place at Wilton. Conn. 10 A.
II. Sisson OF this city. II is on Chestnut
I'M and commands extensive views OF
Long Island Sound. There is large
remodeled farm house and complcts
set OF outbuildlngs.
IT. Goldschmidt sold In Woodmere.
l.. T.. for tho Z. b. 4 S. Company. plot
60xl56. on the west side OF Irving place /,
for Leopold stern a plot on the west
slde OF Neptune avenue. 60xloo. 20 a
client for immediate Improvement. also
for the Navahoc Realty Company a
plot. i0ox170. corner OF Woodmere Boulc-
ward and Keeue lane. 20 the Gertmiu
Construction Corporation; for the Cert
min Construction Corporation two
aud one-half story brick dwelling and
garage corner of Central avenue and
Linden street. to Sol Schildkrsut
Hamilton Iselln & Co. sold for Frank
II. Chambers a plot OF half an acre on
Masteron road. Crows Nest Woods,
Bronxvllle, to a client In this city.
Edwin j. Birlcy sold a parcel or land
NJ Spring Valley, Rockland county
y. Y. for the estate Of Judge Charles
II UfehPr
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News Of Real Estate
TRADING IS HEAVY IN
MANHATTAN FLATS
Builders Buy Madison Avenue
Corner-Other Deals.

The v. Green Construction Company
has purchased from Samuel Brencr tho
southeast corner of Madison avenue ana
Eighty-fifth street. s2x75. and from the
County Holding Company, William G.
Adarns president. the plot In the rear.
40 feet on Madison avenue and % fee.
on Eighty-fifth street. making a total
plottsge OF 100x102 feet, covered b.
five five story old fashioned apartment
houses hold at S350.000 Hendrix Suy-
dam & Gaines Van Nostrand & Morri-
sou were the brokers In both deals.
The buyers announce that they will
demoiish tho present structures ana
erect a modern tall apartment on the
site.
Alexander Grant has bought the
Palmerston, a six story elevator apart
ment house at the northwest corner or
st. Nicholas avenue and 1S4th street.
on a plot 10ex100. thUugh Mcdowell
d Byrnes, as brokers for Patrick kier-
nan. The structure contains thirty
eight apartments and seven stores and
returns an annual rental OF approx
mately $50. 900. 1t was held at $500. 200.
Norman S. Riesenfeld and Joseph f.
A. O'Dounell, operators. have purchased
l20 to 12+ East Eighty-sixth street.
two six story elevator apartment houses.
76.Sx102. from Blaine Ewing. Inc. The
properties were held at s23o,ooQ.
O'Reilly & Dahn were the brokers.
Samuel Brener purchased from Sadee
Distillator Manor Hall at 1925 10 1855
Broadway tho southwest corner of
Goth street. five story apartment,
125 feet on Broadway by 100 feet on
20Tth street. containing ten stores and
fifty apartments. The property was
held at 100000. SPOTS s. Starr were
the brokers.
J. IIofmann g. Son sold for Adolf
Weiss. operator. TO a client OF Meter
& Meter. attorneys. the five story apart
ment house, 32x10o. at 22i East Ninety
sixth street.
Edward A. Arnold sold for Louis
Siegel TO a client. and has since resod
to Camille Dreyfuss. the five story tenc-
ment 1877 Eighth avenue.
Frederick Brown purchased from
William II. Corhitt 1os and 10 East
Eighty-sixth street. two four story
apartments. 50Sx1o2.2, on the south
side OF Eighty-sixth street. 1o7 feet east
OF Park avenue. O'Reilly & pahn were
the brokers'.
Cliffwood and Wesswood Court apart
ments, occupying the block front on the
west side OF Fort Washington avenue.
between 10th and 1S0th streets. 202x
li5. were transferred yesterday by the
Joseph D. Bender Company TO the
Capricorn Realty Corporation. from
whom the selling company acquired the
houses last July.
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BARBADOS, Oct a5-S;chr Ada Tower (Br)
from New York for Gsspe, has arrived here
with damage to sails and rigging.
BOSTON. Oct .S--Str Wabash. at drydock
undergoing some repairs. expected to leave
Saturday for Portland To finish discharging.
LONDON. Oct 26-Str Remus. from Balti-
more, sc, for Avonnnouth. &c. and Portrcath
(Br). - for -. have been IN collision In
the Bristol Channel; the Remus IL anchored
In Barry Roads; damage unknown.
NORFOLK. Va, Oct a6--Tug Barrenfork.
before reported sunk alongside virginiar
.aAas~ay pier. was raised last night by the
.isrritt & Chapman Co.
ScATTI.E, Wash. Oct a6--Neary entire
bottom of str f<etchikan was damaged when
she struck iceberg in Icy Strait, Alaska.
The Alaska Steamship Co awarded repair
contract at about $40, 600; four to six weeks
necessary; fifty plates must be removed.
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Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

ALDEN. Oct 25--Saiied. str Nigaristan (Br)
from Busreh for New York.
ALGIERS, Oct 11-Arrived, strs Port Said
Maru (Japl, San Francisco: Themistocles
tGreekl. New York for Piraeus. &C..
ALMERIA. Oct c5--sailed. str Crctic (Br).
Boston and New York.
ANTWERP, Oct 26-Saled, str Gothland
(Beig). New York.
Arrived cath. str Finland. New York via
AUCKLAND. oct 24--Arrlved. str otaki
(Br), New York.
BATAVIA. Oct 25--sailed. str Kambansan
Dutch. New York via ports.
BELIZE, Oct .J-iailed, str Saramacca.
Puerto Barrios.
BocAs DEL. ToRo. Oct 25-saiied. str
Carriage, New Orleans
BoUGIE, Oct c0--saiied. str Gerania
Utah, Philadelphia.
BREMEN. Oct :i--Arrived, str Nishmaha,
BRixIiAM. oct. 25--Arrived. str Truro city.
IRaltimV,e' Philadelphia and New York for
BUENos AYREs. oct e5-Arrlsed, str
Lagos CI3rez). New Orleans.
Sailed 2ath. str Roswell Cir). New York.
CARDIFF. Oct 25--arrlycd. str Wimbledon
.-r;:APARRA. Oct 81. sM-Arrived. str
Pleiades. Mobile tto load for New York;.
CIENrUEGos. Oct 20. PM-sailed. str
Lake Como. Ma azanillo.
Sailed 18th. Sir Yumuri. Santiago.
Arrived c3ti,. str Upland (Nor). Nassau.
CLYDE. Oct 2l--sailcd. str orla (Nor).
COLOMBO. Oct :4-sailed. str west Canon
New York.
Sailed 25,h. str stadsdyk Dutch, from
Batavia for New York.
c:ONsTANT1NoPfE. oct ei-Saiied. ctr
AcropoIis. piraeus and New York.
COPENHAGEN, oct 22-Sailed. str Arkan-
sas DAM Baltimore.
sailed o6th, str United States (DanI New
York.
cRisToBAL. oct e5-sailed. str pastorss.
Port Linon.
Arrived 2Gth. str Trelyon (Br), Montreal
via Norfolk for Auckland. &c.
CUBAN FORT. Oct .3-Salled, str Inca, 81
John.
rRoNTERA, Oct cS--saiied. str sarpfos
(Nor). progrcso.
GEN oA. Oct at--Arrivcd. str Dante Ali
ghlerl OtaD. New York.
GIBRALTAR. Oct 2i-Pnsscd. str Bourbon.
mails (Fr, Row York for Marsellles and
Genoa.
Arrived c5th. str Lucy (Lap. Philadelphia
for Genoa.
GoTHENBuRG. Oct 2a-Arrived. ctr Yves.
1ouuarsuck. Copenhagen.
GUANTANAMO, Oct 81, 3 rM-Saiied. str
Commodore Rollins tNcr). Port Antonio (to
load Cor Philsdelphlal.
sailed 2Jtit, str Cissy tNor), Manzanllo.
tfAIdFAN, Oct 20. . AM-Sailed, str
eachem tBr), Boston.
tIALLSTAD, Oct -26--In port, str knut Jarl
fNor). for Boston and Now York Ito sail
1sth},
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Winds of the Atlantic Coast.

East Gulf-Fresh, shifting winds and
weather overcast and showery Friday.
West t;ulf-Fresh northwest and north
winds and weather partly overcast; probably
local rains east portion Friday.
Caribbean Sea and Wndward Passage
Moderate TO fresh east and southeast winds
and weather generally fair Friday.
Disturbance OF moderate intensity over
northern Gulf. apparently moving slowly
eastward.
North of Sandy Hook-Dlminishing north
west winds and weather fair Friday
Sandy Hook to Hatteras-Dminishing
northeriy winds and weather fair Friday.
iatteras to Florida StraitS-Fresh north
and northeast winds over north and moder-
ate to fresh. shifting winds over south por-
ton; weather overcast; showers over south
portion Friday.
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TRADE CLAIMS HOUSE
ON WEST FIFTY-FIRST ST
Lessee to Alter Fine Home OF
Robert Groves.

William 3. May & Co. leased for
sixty-threo years to a client of the IL
NJ. Well Company for business purposes
the five story residence at West Fifty
first street. one door west OF the south
erly OF the Vanderbilt twin homes on
Fifth avent.. between Ftfty-first and
Fffty-second streets. TIE house was
for many years the home OF Robert
Graves. wall paper manufacturer,
and Is next 10 the home OF William r
Clyde. which in turn adioins tho VAN
dcrbilt dwelling.
one of the finest dwellings of its size
In the city and was erected from plans
by c. +. H. Gilbert. The lessees plan
10 alter it for business purposes at
once
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TO ERECT LARGE FLATS
ON WEST I76TH STREET
Builders Acquire Site From,
Clark Estate.

The Broadway and 10th Street Cor
poration. Joseph Schwartz. julius yo-
gel and Jacob Schultz. has purchased
from the Clark estate, the ten lots on
18th street extending through TO nth
street, 100 feet west of Broadway. The
builders will improve tho plot with
two elevator apartrn' mt houses front
irg 12J feet on each street.
The buyers recently sold the two ele-
vator houses on the block front, west
side OF Broadway from 10th to hist
street Cor more than sl.000ocO. The
brokers in the latest transaction were
the Brown, Wheelock- Harris Vought
&c Co., Inc. and NJ. I. Strunslly.
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Army Orders

Special Dispatch 10 THE New YoaK HEaAIp.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. C., Oct. 20.
These army orders were made public to-
day:
INFANTRY.
Hearn. Lieut.-Col Roscoe H.. TO Panama
Canal Zone.
AIR SERVICE.
Christie, Major Arthur t., TO Langley
Field.
SIGNAL CORPS.
Adams. Capt. Harold J.. to Camp Alfred
Nai.
Cansler, Capt. Louis. 10 Camp Alfred Vail.
Malterer. Capt. John ~. to Camp Alfred
Vail.
't GENERAL STAFF.
Rhodes. Col. Charles D., 70 Columbus Bar
racks. ~ --s
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Navy Orders
Special Dispdtch 70 THE NEw YosK uEnAIr
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington. ID. c.. Oct. go.

'rhcse naval orders were made public to-
day:
S. Utah.
Steinwachs. Lieut.. Commander Franklin s.,
TO n. s. s. Beaver.
Waddlngton. Lieut.. Commander Harold A.,
10 treatment naval hospital, San Diego.
bigger, Lieut.. Warner X, TO naval home,
Philadelphia.
Chandler. Lieut.. Theo. E.. to Bureau
Ordnance. Washington.
Deery; Lieut.. Patrick. 10 home. relieved
active duty.
Deming. Lieut.. Raymond A.. to L. $. $.
Beaver.
HosunS, Lieut.. Charles IT.. TO treatment
naval hospital. Norfolk
JOY, Lieut.. G. r.. to Bureau Ordnance.
Mayer. Lieut.. Andrew d. O., 10 Bureau
Ordnance. Washington. !
= Waldschmtdt. Lieut.. Theo. NJ, 70 u. 8. s.
Sill when commissioned.
Hartman. Lieut.. S. L.. TO U. 8. 8. Han
delphia.
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ASTOR ESTATE SELLS
BROADWAY CORNER
Max Marx Buys Parcels at
Broonle Street.

Charles r. Noyes Company sold for
tho William Waldorf Astor estate to
Max Marx. Asa and ass Broadway.
southeast corner OF Broome. and z35
Broome street. adjoining. The com
bined plottage is abou. 5000 square
feet. but the buildings are separate
units five and six stories high.
The INSTRUMENTATION Company sold
for the Stanton Holdings Company.
Blanche c. Frank and the estate OF
Samuel Frank to Michael Kramer the
1eveler, the three story building $50
East Twenty-third street.
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ronry YEAR HOLDINGS SOLD.

Tho Merit Realty Company. Marcus
L. Osk. has purchased from tho Bowcs
estate the three twenty-five foot tene-
ments at 20e-2iT West Sixtleth street
and the abutting house at 210 West
Sixty-nrst street. Tho seller owned the
properties for forty years Arthur Du
Crct-S CO. were tho brokers.
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Continued From Preceding Page.

Thursday. Oct 20. 1872. az 8 AM, az reported
by the United States Weather Bureau. was
twenty-nine and sixty-two hundredths t-e.62)
Inches This closely approximstes seven hun
dred and fifty-two and three-tenths 1a2-S)
,nillimsters. Captains Of ell vessels now
lying In or near the ports OF New YORK ana
brooklyn can advantageously use the above
official data for observing whether their
own barometers require any considerable
correction or adjustment
Wind at Sandy Hook. 8 PM. NV. "a miles
clear; moderate sea: visibility Il miles.
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PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

ACEoPoL1s. from Constentinople 24th for
New York.
AMERICA, from Southampton 25th for New
York.
CRETIC (Br). from Almeria c5th for Boston
and New York.
CORTLAND (Bels). from Antwerp Goth for
New York.
PtTrsBURGi (Br). from Queenstown 25th
for Philadelphia.
RYNDAM Dutch. from Plymouth csth for
New York.
UNITED STATES DAM, from Copenha sen
26th for New York.
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Dangers to Navigation.

tReported to the photographic Office.l
Oct 3. lat ~ 30. Ion so 81. passed a piece
OF timber ii inches by II inches and Is feet
long, with iron fastenings.-Str FL Lagos
oct -. lat - IS. ior- 81 o. passed what
appeared 10 be part of a floating drydock
or pier 20 feet long and ) feet above water
S.r copan.
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CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

eARABIC CBr). ct 81 Michaels 25th.
BRITANNIA err, at Lisbon .+th.
DANTE ALIGHIEHi utap. at Genoa 9th.
FINLAND. at Antwerp cath.
IJELLICi OLAV dam. at Copenhagen oath
MOUNT CARROLL. at Hamburg 23th.
ORBiTA CBrl, Mt Hamburg 18th.
PRESIDENT JEFFERSON. at Manila 2Sth.
TIIEM1STOCLES (GreclD, at Algter5 nth.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

New York--Long Island Sound. Main Chan
nel-rhe lighthouse Service announces the
following buoy were established temporarily
Sands Point: Sand Point Reef Inner Buoy
.iA. third class spar, In = fathoms of water,
$50 Yards $685. deg true from Sands Point
Light station: Sands Point Reef Inner Buoy
lib, third class spar. in Ia fathoms OF
water, 3s7 yards 292 deg true from Sands
Point Light Station.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-27
nuYs on SUTTON SQUARE.

T. Louis A. Britt, attornoy, has pur-
chased for a client the four story apart
mcnt house Az East Fitty-eishth street
from Robert n. McCartcr. After altera'
tions the purchaser viii join the Sutton
fouare colony.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-27
PLAN MORRIS AVENUE FLAT.

Plans have been filed for a five
story dwelling $50 X 70, on tho east side
Of Morris avenue 30 feet north OF 10th
street, by Strategy Realty Corpora
ton. j. N. Felson. the architect, esti-
mates the cost at t2;s,cco.