davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-23

at. i7I7o, 0 sty dwis; withdrawn; no bios;
also. - ~ A.
% ii, 3 sty dwiE; sold TO r Black for Rs'""'
BY Joseph p. Day
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 1t6. . O. ~ SIN ~.
s2Xioo, 1 sty dwig; adjourned 20 sept Eo'
also. ,.o d. 80
boxos.e, @ sty hathouse and stores; ao'ourn'o
" sisT ST. 800 v. So 70 . 80 AZ. i1as oS6.
sty dwlE: sold 70 Seaman TOR Si"'""0'
IsT Az, 1893, 8. % oath 81. run. "
% gx . 81 W .0ex 26.1E 1oOx A.S 20
beg, o sly brk tenmt and stores; Ad)ourn'o
BY d. p. InErsham q Co.
issT ST, 10 E, SIS, 2oo.1i " Madison ~ ~;
IS 2x0e1i. 8 sty dwlg; sold TO the pIaih''"
for $1,000
BY n. Morgsnthau. Jr. co.
10TH ST. 142 W. IS. 245 7th AZ T ~.
iO0.ii, 8 sly dwls; sold to the piain'i" '"'
$4,000
At The BronI Exchange:
BY Joseph p. Day.
PROSPECT Az. pill. " 9. 10 lelst "A
2Ox8G. . sty frame dwlB and store; Au'ou'"'
sine die
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-23
Commercial Leases.

George r. Read & Co. have leasel
the entire six story and basement
building asa to 400 Broome ST., at tho
northwest corner Of Wooster st., con-
tanning $1,000 square feet Of floor
space. to the American Tobacco Com
pany for long term of years.
Louis Schrag has leased the first loft
at II West nth st. to Jacobs e. Schen-
berg, the fifth loft at 14S to 1856 West
2Sd st. to A. Traina & Co. for term of
years and the second loft at % Eas:
Goth st. to the Regal Costume Com
pany.
Pease e. Gilman have leased office
space in the new sixteen story building
at % West I5th st. TO Miss Frances NJ.
Cuddy.
The Cross e. Brown Company has
leased Office space in the new building
in the course of construction at 10 and
II I4th st. to Drs. &. g. NJ. Epstein.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-23
Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of Warships
From The Tribune Bureau. J
ARMY.

Washington. September p.
Col. CHARLES +. w. KENNEDY, General
star. 20 Texas City, for temporary duty as
Chief Of STAFF, I'd Division
Mai THEODORE G. LISTER, medical corps,
now on leave Of absence at Fort Monroe.
from further temporary duty at Vera Cruz;
assigned duty at Fort Monroe.
Capt. ERNEST L HASKELL. from assign
Inent 18th Inf
10Th Inf. -
LIST Lieut.. DONALD a. ROBINSON, 18th
cav, TO Army and Navy General Hospital,
Hot Springs.
% Lieut.. FRANCIS r. MALLON. from 2lst
10 Path Inf, Nov. I. thence to San Fran
cisco. and sail Nov. for Manila TO join
his regiment.
Chaplain EDWARD f. BRoPHY, assigned
coast art, TO Fort Baker. .
Field Art, to Fort Howard.
Leaves OF absence: Capt. WADE II. CAR
PEWTER. coast art IS days: Maj. JERE
b. CLAYTON medical corps. one month
upon relief from present duties.
NAVY.
COMMANDER g HUGHES, TO General
Board. Navy Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-23
The Bronx.
LIS PENDENS.
SEPTEMBER %.
Manhattan.

LOT %. block 1868. sec 8: John Miller
agt Jasper II Livingston 81 al (foreclosure
OF tax LEM; atty, Swain
1iSTH ST, 3s2 w; Mary l. Whitfield
aRt Mary McDonough ct al foreclosure
OF MTG; atty, r A b Dayton.
lIeTH ST, 327 W: Louis Stahl Rgt Cath
arine A Powers ct al foreclosure OF
mtg1; attys, Sslter & Steinksmp.
6IST ST, 235 W, Abraham Beller agt
Herbert Fischer ct al agt foreclosure OF
mtg. attys. Adams & Hahn.
SlST ST, 8. 1875 of Sth az; 2oTss's /;
New York Trust Co agt Geo W Eccles ct
al foreclosure OF mtg: attys. HornbioW-
er. Miller, Potter & Earle.
6iST ST, n 3, 81 E OF Lexington ay, i6.sx
1876: and, 18th st, 2I7 and 2i9 W: Frank
l. Herrschaft agt George p Bedford et al
(r.rtltion); atty. c p Mclaughlin.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. s, l4lst 10 iva
st. X: Zurlo Tile Co, Inc, Sgt New-
mark & Davis, Inc. ct al faction TO fore
close mechanics Hem; Rttys, Stoddard g.
Mark.
18th ST, I6 w; Nicholas Gregorio & Co
art 3 8 Co, Inc, ct al faction to FORE
close mechanics lien); attys. Pressinger
g. Newcombe.
The Bronx.
HOLLAND AV, Q s. 100 n ~ 21tth st..
25xl00; Sarah 7. Dolan agt Caroline Defna-
rest ct al faction TO compel determination
Of claim atty. w r Glare.
10th ST. $50 z; also 18th st, cor
OF Stebbins av, 25X62.5; Dorothea Taylor
aEt Charlotte ] Herbst ct al foreclosure
OF mtg; atty, W Z Cook.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-23
Named Agents for Properties

Frederick Fox e. Co. have been ap-
pointed agents of the property at the
southeast corner Of 4Sth ST. and Broad
day, extending through and including
the southwest corner Of 47th st. and
Seventh nv.
William A. White e. Sons have been
appointed agents for the managemeL:
and rental of the buildings 10, 112,
ia and 116 William st.
The Louis Becker Company has been
appointed agent for the apartment
house at the northwest corner of Am
sterdam az. and 160th st.
The Charles +. Noyes Company has
been appointed exclusive managing
agents for the following store and loft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-23
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
SEPTEMBER GO.
Manhattan,

wohlfarth. Bernard. to Adam spangel-
berg. 500.
City Mortgage Co TO New York Trust
Co q assist: 81.
Lawyers Mortgage Co to Republic Of
Panama: $4,000.
Chapman, Charles II, ct al, exrs to
How ard Chapman, SO. 900; same to Mary
W Chapman, $4,000; same TO Charles II
Chapman. $1,000; same to Howard Chap
man. $4,000: same to A Wright Chapman,
IS. 900; same to Mary w Chapman. S12, 900:
aame to Charles II Chapman $4,000; same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-23
39th St. Building Leased

William A. Pond Phipps, in commune
ton with the J. Charles O'Brien Com
many. has leased for Mrs. Lilla ~
Thompson the building at ID East 5S:n
a. for a term Of twenty-one years 10
the National Casket Company, now 10
cated at 4S to So Great Jones st. upon
of the entire reconstruction
If this building the lessee will occupy
same for executive Offices and show
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-23


torneyb
SEPTEMBER -.
AMSTERDAM Az. 1855. @ p 81 n n ~
1891 St -sNlOO: Aug Z 1906, Hermann Realty
90 70 r O. & r 90, l7s Bway, $1,000
BEGINS at 9 cor Of lot -, map sol.
PIPER Morrissnis. being " cor Fordhdm nov
Sd av and Monroe nov 10Th Il, 90 6x9e.9
ag0JxsO9: June .. 1918. Jacob IT Amsler and
aup 10 the taxpayers Realty CO. 1903 Frank
lin av; 500. atty. Jacob Freeman, 30 Mas
sau 81.
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY. p =, 70 II e
~ 18th av and 80 Il Of Boulevard. 25S
coll: Mar 10, 1902 John r Schvar1 10 Mar
CarcthA, widow OF Ernest SchHarZ; - no;
address. az w 10th Ct
CHISHOLM ST. c =. 1871 n n Of Steboins
Az 2SxJJ.I: June %. 1906; Carl Eichhorst and
wife to Blanche + Rosenthal IS " eSth 1t;
81. attys. Fleischman & Fox, 81 LIB
crty ST
CORLEAR Az formerly Alderman ST.. o
:, sc II Of :5ith st. @7.51llO; Jan II. 1909;
Alice Bay 10 Eliza Ward. gnl gdn: $500,
atty. r W Pollock, 3o9 Bway.
DECATUR Az. cor ls5th st. lcoXio;
Jan -, 1909 Hammer Realty Co TO Lawyers
Mtg CO. $50. 900: atty, l. 7 | Co, 100 Bway
NORRIS Az, 1891. " ?, 20 II 18th st.
g0xsO Mar is. 1905: Louis and Henrietta
- Marnart 20 Aug Jacob; $500; attys,
Quackenbush & Adams. % Broad ST.
S4TH ST. 5 s. 40 II " OF Sth av. 90Xio3 .:
Mar % 1890. Edward Mcintyre to Chas c
Bull trus: $4,000 atty. George Bouche.
IS Park Row.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-23
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with namo and address Of purcha"or "nO
Attorney
SEPTEMBER "a.
Manhattan.

Attorney
SEPTEMBER "a.
Manhattan.
RRADur-RsT Az. ia G 9, q lfesn o.
2ox;5. Annie Berger and eno 10 = oVi ~ i.
berg. 10 l. 18th st: (mtg tlteWli Aus o.
SEQ; atty. y Heracher; ,a iTD :, 7SsxSS; G
Frankenstein to e Rub. l6' Bergenhlse.
ay, Town Of Union. y. J, or Weeha"Aeh' "
]; mtg SIS. OOO), July s; 81. m ,,xoo.
q Agar, ref. TO II Freeman. 81 W +tn
st: GnIg so OOW; Sept %; 5000; atty l.
81 I,T ~ s i'T +. :. 1914 5th av, 7x1oo6;
FIor,nce. vito j s Bache, TO r L Richards Is.
as trustee. $50 Park av; all liens; sept H.
81: attys wolf & Kohn, 2oS Bway' ,,,,,oo.
18th ST. ,a 20 H. to 6rids.t and M Bar
rett. 9Oj L 57th st; May I. 1919; Cmtg 'l"'V'"'
10TH ST. ABE ss 81 AZ. i7IiOo, ioI
irreg p @ spinell to II Annigoni '0l Audu-
'G ISr rE ST. ST. SAY n s. s.5 L'nox ay.
IOx9g; n II GllIies TO " Hawke, sn
Ssth at; tmtg $4,000; Sept "a; 500; at'SS'
k is}sr sT al W. ~ S" % ,th .v. ls1os;
W y Logan 10 Emma A Mayhew, lbU Pa
CHIC st. Bklyn: tmtg $500: Sept Il; u; ATTY
Il Sharum. l7o Bway En,aa II.
sad st: mtg $50, 900; sept e; 800; atty II
l. Mayham, q Cedar 81. ,,
10TH ST, 6A W, =. 3l6 Bnsy, loeh
% II; Iilie Lowensten to " J slinSe:rland,
ll1 Lake Az, Asbury Park. y j. rntg p'VVO'
Sept lG; 81; atty. T q Co. l's b"ay'
The Bronx.
COLLEGE Az, s, 339 = lAth 81, 2lxlOo.
Salotne Campbell to sara Campboll. ~
Walter av. White Plains mtg t2M.
500; atty, Smith Williamson SH Alexander
IAFoNTArNE Az, 1924. . 5. 2i1iOo; 10
hanna Schlusser to a DOnotrio, 3l4 lZtn
81; mtg 81 200. Sept Fl; 500; atty. T G.
LoT 20, map 81. lots Hunter, Estate;
! A Mcdonnell 20 p Rose Co. w 18th
st. mtg SO. 20; Sept 10; 81 atty p Rose
T. Tors /" g2 81. MD 20, same map; same to
same; mtg 1881 81; Sept 10, 81; same att.
lots y AND s. Block %, nap Sect l;
Bathgate Estate: Devermann 10 ooc,
Mitchell. 5g7 White Plains ay: mtg $1,000;
5 70, -: 500. atty. Lawyers T 1 I Co.
lgO Rway
PARK Az. $, ~ n 10th St; Ooxloo: G
av; mtg $1,000. Sept 81; 5000; atty, q
RAILROAD Az. n " cor ls3d st. 346 to
10Th - 3i5 to Teller ev SSS 1NlSGt also
Teller ay. - 9 cor l63d st. lB 10 to Park av
AL. IN94 7NlOO: also Teller av. cor 1881
~. llIn3OJ. also Park av, n e cor leOth e.
- ski @>5IN4s?: a Doopor 70 u Niewen--
hous. .aS, Grand az: June %; 81; atty. Z
WISE ~, 5. 80 l7Sth ST. 9ox1oo; r
Ingraham ref. to II z Clark, Masena. \ J
sept ~. 5000; atty. l. d Barlow. 30 Bway.
iiaD 81 s g. 20 Melrose av. BIlli.3,
n FrocLcr n l. Stahl. $40 Union ST, Bkyn;
Iatg s2..cO0; Sept Il; $1,000; atty. saltcr &
s. 10 Nassau 81.
18TH ST, =. 69.S Grant av, 23fso'
SaIome Campbell 70 sara Campbell IS Wal
Ter ay. White Plains. n Y; Apl !: 500;
atty. Smith Williamson, 3S4 Alexander az.
18TH ST 3. $50 ID st, 2Jxl0o. Annie
Sept 20 5000; atty, Title C & co. li6
EWay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-23
Advertisements of interest to buyers be found this

Paymaster Clerk H. l. MILLER, sppoints
to Nebraska.
Paymaster clerk p. T. I.ANSDALE. ~
polntment revoked,
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED
Sent. 2O.-MacDonough AZ Boston
Sept. 2l.-Montana al Napeague Bay bL.
rows at Newport; PauldiHg az Pfeslasni'
Roads. Trippe a. Boston. Yankton
New York yard: Wake and Monaghan
GARDENERS Bay; Rhode Island az W,
haven Roads, Florida az Hampton h's'''
Somers at Nicksburs.
SAILED.
Sept. 2f.-somers. from Natehez for vie x,
burg; Montana, from HeWport IoI ~
peaEuc Bay: Burrows. from bos,oa
Newport: Paulding. from Boston -
Presidents Roads Trlppe. from - -
dents Roads for Boston; Cugoa, w.
Snw York yard for ilaytisn WAIT
Peoria. from Pensacols for Key We
Wake and Monaghan. from NeEp0s. ~, y
Gardeners Bay; Rhode lsl1na, 80.
southern drill grounds Tor LynnH1l,F
Roads Florida, from southsIu
grounds for Hampton Rosds T.. ",
New York. which left Vera Cruz ~ a
York on 18th inst, directed oy 1d'
proceed 70 Hampton Roads. -.
Submarines XII and k directso
coed to Groton, Conn, for repsn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-23
New York Investor Buys.

The new brick building corner OF
RIoomf Id av. and Willow St, built by
the Fidelity and Security Company foT
nc lanes Butler Company, who leased
il from the plans for long term, has
been sold by Hughes & Whitby, OF
Montclair, n. j., to New York IN
weston. tn, upper floors will be re,
modelled into apartments. The total
amount involved is about $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-23
Bronx Property at Auction.

Bryan L. Kennedy will sell at a ue.
ton to-day in the Vcsey St room 26S9
Heath av., near Kingsbridge Road, IN
The Bronx, three story frame dwell;
ing with eleven rooms and bath all
modern improvements, garage. etc; and
near the subway station at Broadway
and o25th st, on plot 25xlOO feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-23

Charlie e HS"f Il ossp%sn. h. soc: ss%: . 4 4
Wright Chapman. $500; same wt 70 - ch.p.
Sss oS ''S .sm :' 70 . wright sS.S%an
'iS Chapman, A wright to Elsie P Insra-
Ai Pov. .lS'S El.i. x. to Charles H Chap
mf Runt, ESQ Gsorrs 8, to John Bopp. ro';
SANE RSs r. Mortgage Co to Annie Cru
neg Gsor SS;0'i Edmund SE to Loit. Conn.
'is s'cSsi,.L Sophia X. to Jules Baeh'.
''f B;utt:rworth. John F. to stephen J
Reardon. $4,000.
The Bronx.
Title Guar 4 TT Co TO Julia c Voorhis
civ Mort Co TO n Y Trust Co, 81.
Morland Mort Co to Eleanor M Jones y. 800.
Annie schnaufer 70 Fredk Schnaufer, 100
Fredk 5chnaufer to Annie Schnaufer, Ng'
Regent Realty Co 10 Barbary Herold, 1915.
Norz Martin to Frederic Haas t'O"'
MECHANICS LIENS.
SEPTEMBER %.
Manhattan.
HOFFMAN ST. n " cor 18th ct, l0OxSoll;
wilkinson Contracting Co ast Beatrice Iuoti
and Giuaeppinl SantanBelo. owner; oen-
bald Realty and Construction co, contractor
"LExfNGToN Av. 57s; Bernse:sr AT
Annie Tadia, owner; Margaret Nathans0n'
lessee and contractor; S2Is u.
The Bronx.
WESTMINSTER Az. 2,162; Berger Mani
featuring Co AIT David Faith. owner; Will
lam Bull, Inc, contractor; $50.
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
SEPTEMBER %.
Manhattan.
WEBSTER Az. 2o91; BJorkesren aEt NJ
Bunworth ct al; Feb 10. 1913; SIS.
The Bronx.
3D Az. 1885, The Bronx County IRON
Works, Inc, sgt o W Wuertz' Ct al Aus J.
1914; SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-23
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Tho following plans for nov buhdinss
were nled with the Manhattan Bureau OF
Buildings September %
Manhattan.
PARK Az. " cor Gath st for q IL sty
apartments, 90.5Xi25; Four Hundred PARK AV
Co 80 East 42d II, owner warren Wet
more. 10 East 47th st, architects; 100000.
n Y CENTRAL YARDS, 2s4.1 or aga 81
and 22b.l0 OF Lexington av; for a 2 sly
signal tower 15.lix3l9: N Y n ky
GO. owner: W J Thornton, 70 East 45th ST,
architect; 81. 800.
The Bronx.
SO BOULEVARD, W cor lTeth 81 sly
bricl, tenement, 81 loz1os.6; Park Hill Const
Co. Harris Rather, 77s Crotona Park North.
pres, owners; Goldner a Goldberg, 3sl East
iIeth at, architects; $4,000.
DORIS ST, W cor Lyon av; sty brick
Karage. I4x20; V Ganly. on prem, owner;
Anton Primer. 20so Westchester az, architect;
$500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-23

Lipman and Samuel Gordon; in the
Cambridge. % to 90 East 124th ST., to
Jacob Blum and George A. Schmidt, and
in the Sarasota, 612 West l22d st., to
Edward NJ. Salt, Mrs. +. S. Redhead and
Nine. Ottilie Rand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-23
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Interest per cent unless otherwise stately
SEPTEMBER O.
Manhattan.

AUDUBON Az. \ " cor l9lst st, so.2Iloo.2
tpr mtg $50 OO0D rralow Realty Curpn 10
Eockland Realty Co. 500 Wills Az; Aug II;
yr; . per cent; $4,000; atty, @ Go. l76
PARK ROW. cor Roosevelt ST. sax
43. Dc witt Fox ct al 10 Daniel * De
EelNedon. Amityyijle. l. ]. ct al, trIs George
!: kinssland; sept %; yrs ~ G per cent
PITT ST 2l-23 ;. 60 II OF Rroome
st. 40x59 ,pr mtg S27.S0O): Lena Neuman to
Emile NIacher. 1888 Donaldson av Rutherford
atty. A G Gra as Hail OF Records, ''''
18TH ST. 5, 2Sj II e OF LcnoK av. COX
80 II. Homer Il. GIles to the Esseff Realty
Co 10 L 10Th 81 (pr mtg $4,000; Sept ~
s yrs. per cent; $4,000: atty, Elkus. q q
=. 40 ENay
The Bronx.
BROOK Az. sw cor I34th St ioo1ao: G. r
Abendschon at al to Katharine 'Tiefel. 1851
Boston Road; Aug -; due sept +. 1919;
SO UOO. atty. Titls Guarantee and Trust co.
GRAND BOULEVARD and Concourse. II "
10 North side Mortgage Corporation, 39I z
l49th st: sept II. due. etc, 40 per bond;
$1,000; atty, Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust co.
IG4th st n 3i5 to Teller av W 333.7N
1864 also Teller sv. cor 1880 st. iI5 10
to Park av 1l2.4xo4. 7xl0o: also Teller av.
y W cor 1881 1T, II $4,000; also Park av, e
hous 10 DoCpcr Esopus. y Y: June %;
due. etc. as per bond. $4,000; atty. i A
Ilassey CO.. Bway.
LOT 81 map ~ Raymond Park l. Modoa
and auo TO hudson T. Rose 60, W 4bth
| ct: sept 10; 3 yrs; $500; atty, II p Rose 20,
! : " 4Jth It.
| PUBLIC RI. " s, 0O5 + West-hcster az,
r0I 3v1Ol: - Fisher to MorIand Mortgage
| co. 166 Bway prior mtg $4,000; Sept 81;
/ I ". p Z, $500. atty, Title Guarantee and
| Trust 60.
! ZEREGA Az. n cor Westchester av, 100
| x5o3 g l. Deverrnann 10 Mary y Hastings.
| go West End az; Sept e. due Oct l. 1911:
/ ~ .; SIS, 900. atty, Title Guarantee and
Trust 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-23
RECORDED LEASES.
SEPTEMBER 20.
Manhattan.

sD Az. H-5s. all; Ludsr Reimken 70 SsiI:
a. CO. a,Iv n 70 Dohsrty, 1872 Nassau ST.
9TH CTH Az. ESQ. parts store and basement;
Adoiph Hageman 70 Beck Snos 20, 20, g.
Lake Waccabuc, y Y; from OCT ], Hi' ~
April 30. 1890. $, 20: attys pahe'' "
n Liberty st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-23

buildings: % Fulton st., 81 Maiden
Lane, IS Front st., 216 Pearl st. ana
Ai0 10 A12 Pearl at.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-23
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

Tho following transactions uerc reported
at tho New York Real Estate EXchahse yes
Rv Henry Brady.
MANHATTAN Az. 124, :, 3i2 n lo2th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-23

UNFINISHED APARTMENTS.
WEST SIDE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-23
lAeRe,a4l Estate
)Ndrket
NEGOTIATIONS Pending for
Big West Side Holdings
vestment purchases. The property is
valued at 100000.
Other sales announced yesterday fol-

low
MARouoN Av.-The John W Cornish
construction Company has sold TO MARY
= Holden 1892 Marmicn av. three story
dwelling house. on lot Is. SX70 feet. near l'Stn
81 The house Is one Of row Of tNreS
recently erected by the selling company.
ONEIDA AV.--D, Thomas Costar has solo
10 a client the block front 20oNl2o feet o,
tho east side OF oneida aN., between sJoth
and o37th sts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-23
I.NsT SIDE.

APARTMENT HOTELS.
THE MADISON SQUARE.
Facing Madison Square Park.
81 Madison av. and 40 East 26th At.
Furnished or unfurnished housekeeping
apartments Reasonable rentals.
800 WEST seth ST. bet. West End ave
and Riverside Drive. l-2-3 rooms and
bath; rents s45o-sl, 6Oo maid service in
Guided in rent. SHARP 4 CO.. B'way,
99th ST. Tel Riverside Abt6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-23
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
SEPTEMBER ." -.

with name and adIress Of lender and al
torneyl
tp
The Sentinel=record., 1914-04-05

discredited in the republics for whose 1 benefit it was devised, not that they
 do not appreciate the good intentions
 of the United States, but that they
 deny the right of this nation to ap-
 point itself guardian over their wei 1 flare. A doctrine founded upon the principle daid down by James Monroe but giving the right of a protectior-
 ate to the powers in general and not to any country in particular, would
 be the ideal doctrine, is the belief of the people of Latin-America.
 We cannot however, with propre. ty form an alliance for that word has been tabooed by an unwritten law Of the land
 Let us form then concert of ac- tion after the principles of the Mon. roe Doctrine, similar to that estab- lished in Europe for the support of the doctrine known there as The Bal ance of Power. Call this part of our international policy by the name of the Monroe Doctrine, if you will, or by the term America for the Ameri- cans which will probably better please our conferes in the south, and at the same time be in accord with the general principle of that doctrine"
 But there is field in which the interests of the United States should not be shared with any other nation, the speaker added ia considering the countries Of the Caribbean Sea or along the Gulf of Mexico. The rignt of the United States to protect these countries from foreign aggression has be recognized in many ways by Euro. pean countries, and the protection Of The Father of Republics has been called for, and accepted so many times as to establish this policy of the | American government as inalienable | right, he said.
 "In defending the Continental Poi. | cy of America for the Americans the 1 United States will have ample cause | for keeping up an efficient Navy, and |
The Sentinel=record., 1914-04-05

recommendation of the department are the following:
 Wardeld Brand Pure Grape Jellies; fS cases. shipped by Quaker City Pure Fruit and Sugar Preserve Co., Philadelphia; seized February l3 at New York city Charge, adulteration and misbranding in that the goods consist in large part of al apple product.
 Bran 57 bags snpped by North western Elevator and Mill Co. Mt Vernon Ohio: seized February 14 at Parkersburg, w. Va Charge, adul- iteration and misbranding in that the goods contain added screenings
 Salvador Magnesia Spring Water; 230 cases shipped by Salvador Min eral Spring Co. Green Bay. Wis; seized February 14 at Chicago, lll Charge misbranding in that the claims on the labels as to the cura. tive effects Of this water are false and fraudulent
 Concentrated Fountain Syrup: 70 gallon jugs of different varieties shipped by the I. s. Fine Corpora ton. Roanoke, Va. These varieties were labeled cherry" Strawberry. grape" and raspberry punch" and also "The Perfection of Purity and Excellence-Magic City, German Make" Seizure was made February Y at Clarksburg. W. Va. Charge, adulteratlon and misbranding in that these imitation syrups have been ar officially colored and favored in such manner as to conceal inferiority.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-04-05
AMERICA FOR
 ALL AMERICANS
ADMIRAL CHESTER THINKS THE MONROE DOCTRINE SHOULD
 UNDERGO REVISION.
South American Republics No Longer Relish Our SeIf-lmposed Protecto- rate Over Them.

Philadelphia, April IA concert of action among American Republics in defense of the principles of Amer ica for the Americans as a substi- tute for the manner in which the Monroe Doctrine is nforced today by the United States alone, was urged by Rear Admiral Colby NJ. Chester In a speech here today before the Ameri- can Academy of Political and Social Science.
 Two distinct and far-reaching prin- ciples are laid down in the Monroe Doctrine" he said The first is the principle of self-demiance. The sec. ond is that South America Republics, which followed our lead in declaring their independence, should have our protection in maintaining this doe. Urine for themselves.
 "The first principle is automatic and immutable, and all other cOnsid- erations must give away to it. The second is amenable to changes or ad. mendmentts that will bring it into acord with new conditions that arise. The question now is, therefore. do the same conditions prevail on the west ern contlrent today that exist q at
The Sentinel=record., 1914-04-05

the time President Monroe sent his message to Congress in 1923?
 We should remember that the South American Republics were ia their infancy at the time the Monroe Doctrine was declared, and were struggling against great odds for lib- erty. The United States proclaimed herself the protector of the western world as a matter of necessity, for without her aid the newly formed Re pubrcs were helpless to battle against the great odds opposing them.
 The question today, so far as our national defense is concerned, is, would it be menace to interests cen tered so far away as the United stat es if a European Fewer. whose poit- itical and even religious aspirations may be the same as our own, should attempt to acquire territory il Argen- tina for instance. Such al assault would, of course, affect the interests of that country, but should the United States attempt to interfere in the matter unless asked by Argentina to aid her in throwing off the menace that assailed her.
 Leading statesmen of Brazil and other South American Republics have declared that the Monroe Doctrine is