davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-23
600 00OO . O0OO


Leading hat cleaners. Prices mod.
crate. We sell the latest styles In
Panama and Felts. Work called for
ard delivered. Blaisdell Building.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-23
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
oLEE cLus.

Kaai Glee Club, 81 Young Bldg. Tel.
1857, furnishes music any occasion.
k5Ss1-tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
HYPNOTIC SPELL
EXCUSE FOR THEFT
Wife ConfeSses, Police Say to
Taking Woman's $4,000 Gems
Husband Also Held.

Blaming hypnotic influence MIS-,
Am r. Eggert, Of Elmira, confessed
last night. the police say, to completely
with her husband in the theft Of so'ooo
worth Of Jewels from the home OF Mrs
Bessie Young, at Keuka, Stcuben Coun-
t.. The husband was also arrested but
refused to talk.
The hypnotic influence alleged was
that of a third person, who she saia'
was Harry {. Owens. Owens IS SAID TO
be under arrest in Buffalo. Mrs. Eggert
said that Owens has held her under
hypnotic spell for year, and tnally
urged her to commit theft. Nearly all
Of the stolen property, she said was
given TO Owens. Nothing was found on
the arrested couple.
The Eggerts went to keuka carry III
August and took quarters at the home
of Mrs. Young. Mrs. Eggcrt became
intimate with Mrs. Young, and was
shown her Jewels. The robbery is al
legged 20 have taken place on August
I9, when Mrs. Eggert held Mrs. Young
in conversation while Eggcrt, 1t IS al
legged, took the jewels.
The transfer Of the jewels from
Eggers to Owens is alleged to have
taken place in this city. Last night
the Eggerts again came to New York.
and were arrested at Broadway and
iod ct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
MADERO'S HEART FOUND?
Arrests Follow Discovery in
Mexico City.

Mexico City, Sept. 4.-The military
branch of the Constituencies au-
thorities to-day discovered human
heart, preserved in alcohol in a glass
lar, in a private residence in Mexico
City. Several arrests were made, put
the authorities refused to diyulge the
names of those taken into CUSTODY
Other arrests are expected.
Blood-stained clothing which be-
longed to President Madero and Vice,
President Pine Suarez, who were killed
in Mexico City in February Of 1913
has also been found, as well as a
watch which belonged to the Presidcnt.
and a pin which was the properly OF
his brother Gustavo. These Will be
placed in the National Museum.
General Joaquin Jiminez Castro, one
of the Federal commanders, was ar
rested to-day. The charge against him
was not made public.
Foreigners in the Mexican capital are
experiencing difficulty as result OF
the decree forbidding all persons TO
leave the capital unless supplied with
passports. Foreigners may secure pass
ports from their respective legations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
APPRAISALS OF ESTATES,

ADOLpH FINKENBERG Ma -
1910. not Si7.3h2 Mrs EmmH Tai
berg. widow received A3.I2o' ana ~ W. ,rd
nnce Of the estate went to the emu on, ,r
grandchildren Assets: Equity Sl[,Vy00TG on'
@nST Third avn appraised ~ - az
corit, $40 600 In @2iJ aud Isl inlra Az, A.,
anprniscd al Sl30OOu; equity SI-iDuyy' ~
bIIpG-I2S Fast l2jd st. 'hppIhlscu a.
az o0G. deposits. $lL1I3; life inSuI ~,
81 IN notes, $40 ana personally. Si"oI'
SAMPSON FRIED MAY TO- i"lnl' , mv,,
SIlT p55 Mrs Helen Fred. WldoW knHI
600 M and there WAS a b'quesl OF H''UD'
10 IN Montcnorr Home. Assets. E iII -;
k9e IuS I'm a west SIth st., appraiser a
"a OGO. deposits. 81, 1876 lie inSui 80,
sSggRJ personally SOLO; "ous, and
lagos and claims. S2G2. l6l' EtV,kS "n,,
bonds. SiO3 O9l, and claims W nu.h ,'crc
e. TUS Tho largest bond hoiulnS' no0
az nOn BROOKLYN Rapid Transit ana 49,, 1870
Third Avenue Railroad. Among INC So -"
,ynrc coo shares Fried. Mcndelson q ,o1
am; dealers appraised ut S1Snn ,.o,
shares Hudson Realty company " ~" 40
J,roadvay safe Deposit Company anu ~,
srwrns Consumers Company. ~ ,,,
",.ncd rcIIiy I'm New Jersey ana t'rnt I1.
.r,t il moi included in tho report. IT.
,,io,,s o. bi4 leah dccedent gave ms ..S,o So oon
Crqtav Fried mortgages valued AT 'i,p,V1,,
,.I,iCh mad decrease TO IN" NaIuc ~ "T ~,
SCn uno when he diCd. and m'ihoI al'u ~
yyc,,,nst- I'm. widow to make up 'n,S w
srrcnco IA tho qon in tn" dlstflbu,i"n
hc. estatr Irnu =. Fried dausnlv. -,
nr..dcut was given S2OO,OVV previous ~
dcrrJcEt's death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
ONith lame and address Of lender ana at
tOruGy.)
SEPTEMBER I.

NNith lame and address Of lender ana at
torney.)
SEPTEMBER {.
BEAUMONT Az, e. :, 1l2.G lS}d ST.
37.GNlOO; Oct 10, 1917; schwartz !"
Jennie rtungcr and anO. Sl.300; atty, Tito
Guarantee co. 800
SAME PROPERTY; March -. 1915
same 20 same; $1,000.
BROOME ST, 90, = 25NL9; Jul! H.
1910 NJ and Betl Klein TO L kunstler,
satisfied of record without production ~
mtg 10y order Supreme Court $LOoo. ATTY
Title Guarantee 60.
BRYANT Az, 1lUD. W p. 50 II Freeman
ST. 2UXIuu. oct ], 1907. II " rhIcl to IL
Scligman. satisfied Of record without pro
duction Of mtg by order OF the supreme
Court: Justice r + Donnelly, Sept .. 1914;
Vaughan. 39l r lIsth st.
BRYANT Az, 1i1l, v :, l05 Freeman
ST 2OXlno. oct /. 1907; same to same
CHERRY ST. 40. IL 5. 20 " Jackson
81. @5NgTS: Nov /, 1917: VI Tarshcs to y
Kirsh. l2S W llSth st; $1,000; atty. j Gross
GRAND Az. cor North 81 25xloO;
june II. 1906: r G and Helen WRlpu-ki 10
7 G stephens; $1,000; atty. l. Carpenter
" SAME PR0PERTY. June l. 1907, same
to same; $1,000; ATTY. same.
REApE ST, ., 235.2 g Greenwich 81
2jX5%: Feb 20. 1911: Leon ltr1lt! co 10
Merchants RcfrigcratinK Co. lGl Chambers
VALENTINE Az. W $. 1896 II 18th st.
lS.aXlUO: June -. 1905: " 6 and Mary J.
Bergen to Mary Crook. $500: city,
b Crook. 93 Nassau 81
WEST END Az. $ t cor NSth ST. 9l,llN
100: May IL 1913: + McLaughlm's sons
TO f J Moloughney; $1,000 atty
S" STir X Sr Va" $a5 y II g Gfa O Avenue {,
1Sx72: oct 10. 1907, j and Rosie ficr TO
NJ Mark $1,000, atty. II och"aTz' 10"
Fulton 81.
April II. ISS5: l. and Johanna Becker 10
n G lllideDrand. trus; $4,000: attys. Deck
er, Alien d :. 100 Bway
SAME PROPERTY; oct ., 1857; same
10TT AZ. 80 from cor 44rh s.,
25x1OO: April Il. 1885. ]. Becker 10 the
Franklin Savings Bank: $4,000, atty. Title
8STH ST. 50 and &46 v, :. 175 9th
az. j0x9S9; March l. 1911. Wi!hclmina
and ano to Lawyers MortgSg"
Co: So 900: ATTY. " Powell. : Wall ST.
145TH ST. 4C4 ". 5, l%lG 81 Mich
oIas av. lJ.6Ng91l. Oct -, 1911: Il IL Rose
{, Sarah COhn 100 T. SD st. %l,"J0; attys.
$ n: s5orrecr. Well r Il 6. ~ Bway
SAME PROPERTY, sept .. 1907. same
10 SAM: $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
CARRIER ACCUSED
OF ROBBING MAILS
Inspectors Arrest Man After
Lively Chase Through
Harlem Streets.

Charged with robbing the mails,
George Aram, carrier attached TO
Station j, in West l25th ST.. was ar
rested last night by Post Office In
spcctors Jacobs and James. He was
locked up in the West i25th 81. police
station.
For months Ludwig Baumann & Co.,
a furniture house in l25th ST., has
complained of the loss of money which
customers said they sent through the
mails. Inspectors took the matter up,
with the result that Suspicio- fell
upon Aram. When he returned from
covering his route last night he was
watched by Superintendent McKelvey,
while the inspectors waited outside.
According to the officials Aram was
Sc to extract a decoy letter in which
had been placed marked 81 bill.
When outside the building. the officers
said, he opened the letter and they
stepped forward to arrest him. Aram
ran to Eighth av. and then north. with
Jacobs and James in pursuit. The fl
gitive was feet of foot and drew away
so rapidly that the officers feared that
he would escape.
Drawing their reviewers. James and
Jacobs each fired two shots and Aram
fell at Eighth av. and l27th st. When
the inspectors and policeman came
up, however, Aram was found to be un-
hurt He is married and lives at 4l8
West l24th ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
DryEoOds, Etc.

DrygoOds, Etc.
pAITTAfORE-M BtsIn Co; Steh'
,yooiIens: BelleclaiTe. r,.,.
PAY CRY, MtCH--Hawley Dry so OF
co, G Il Hawley. domestics. hahh'' gu"
white goods. Marie Antolnette' .,,a.,-
oKfAUOMA CITY. OKLA-M HeIshpN-
jty Est; HsTskowitz dryge2ods, o.,
lions and furnishing goods broa""@y
MISUNDERSTANDING Dry Goods co.
y N Lloyd. domcstics: ~ LeohaTu >"
Womenis and Chlldren's Wear, re,
iTINORE--Baltimore bargain bouHe'
q n Henderson. cioaks; 3b4 tth az.
IIIFFALO--J " Adam co; S.ych'
Iadiss' ready wear; 2l4 ChuTch ~ o.
DIANAPOIIS-Sellg Dry Goods 20 %
selig, coats, skirts and pettlctatsi iI'
LIMA oHio-B II Mccsuley. millinery;
Herald Square. e,,,,-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Co; SUN
msrdeld, cloaks and millinery; - II ZEd;
Observation-Disclosures Cloak House; u
PoIrce, ladies' ready -to-wedr; 80 pr AZ
SAN ANTONIO-Dalkowitz Bros: > hey-
or coats and suits; 1861 Bway.
SIOIjX FALLS, & D--Fance Bros = ram
tie ladies' ready wear: AnSonls'
Millinery, Laces, Ribbons, Etc'
CTIICAGO-HyIand Bros co: NJ Hyland'
millinery: az 9TH aV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
unterest per cent unless otherwise stated.)
SEPTEMBER I.
Manhattan.

EDGECOMBE Az. " cor 10Th ~. % X
"a @ TO Q a 81 Nicholas Rv Xl0l,3Nlll8 lprlor
mtg $780, 0Ol: Soiow Construction Co TO
Realty Operating Co. IL Wall St sept ~
demand. y G. S2O,o0; atty + a SNOW 10
Greenwich sT. " :. 4aO 3 Hubert 81:
"a. .xO0: w ! Amend 20 cath Amend. rs w
I4th ut: sent 4; I W. e: Si2,Nm. auE'.
Amend & A. 1ia Nassau u,
9TH Az, W cor Slst NJ. G.51luOi u j
HoffRcker 60 J strange, South orange
n j. Sen, (prior mtg $500. OOm: due Jan ~.
1915; - G. $4,000: Rttya Elkus. @ & !. l'o
Bwal.
IgrH ST 3 30 9Th az, 70S02: Wan
cke Realty Co 10 Realty Operating CO. II
Wall II; sept . prior mtR Si50mD ] rr ="
q g: $40. 500. atty, = Snow, ~ Wall Al.
attn ST, =. 80 " 2d AZ. 2iNh."i y
Brcttlcr to Ia HCincrmRnn, 3l2A BWay' sew
l: ; YRS. g u G: Sl.0oO: atty German
BwRy.
l. Duffy TO bertha Wolf 1918 l'oston II'
Sept prior mtg SlS0nW : yrs, p c. NOoV
atty T. \ lsaHCs, ~ Liberty st.. =,
SID ST, SIS. iA " Ave A. 1@.6HlO2.2; u
Klein 20 Julia BaChrach cXtrN. 1900 Mddi
son ay: Sent I tprior mtg S3.OC1i; install
mcnts. 0 p q: SSoO; atty, l. r d I Co.
The Bronx.
BROOK Az. n W cor lTl't st, lOoxli 10;
Cath IL Jensen 10 list Street ana hrpoA
Avenue Co. III Bway priur mtg. $O-uOl:
Sept 3; instals. 6 y {: SLIGO: atty q q
4 co.
GRAND Az. 3. 2lG.j Fordham ri. l!X
0O.5xI5XSS II; Rosina NJ Ryan to 'larcnc, NJ
Schwcrn. 2liO Grand Rv prior mtg $4'"oVl
sept .: = yts, q p Z; $500; Gttys, rHrAer d
\. - llWay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
BROOKLYN Sales.

Mrs Ida Muhlemann has sold the en-
tire block front on the southerly side
of Avenue L, between East 18th ana
East l4th SITS, plot 20OXlOO feet, TO a
builder for immediate improvement
lilo buyer was represented by Alfred
Frankenthaier as attorney.
+. J. Macerle has sold FOR Herman
Brown The four family fiat and store at
so Hamburg av. corner Melrose ST.. to
p client. who will occupy the ground
floor of the building. The same broker
sold for the Gatehouse CONSTRUCTION
Company the cottage on the north side
Of Sherry st.. between Oxford and Her
aid avs, 10 Mrs. A. Sager, Tor occ'-
pancy. ,,..,
/. Salzberg sold for Max Wilmer to
Vi. Schonbrien 1924 sd ST, a new .wo
family stucco dwelling house, 40NlOO
feet, located $50 feet east Of Ihir-
teenth av.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
RECORDED LEASES.
SEPTEMBER g.
Manhattan.

9Th Az. 81. all. Frances Helm to Mes
singer 90 Delaney s.; . yrs i'0m ,, %"''
row.. 81 100; auy. y II stone a's BWay'
~ [,,-ITn% ST. ls1. cor store; W Andrews
W BARLOW. $50 "a av; ll-1S yrs IISu "G ?H5
W,i ~ 1911: $500; attys' RICE q i'''
9TH ~. 100. e. store AMI part base
r . ,rs from Sept l. 1919: sl'V-V' "''''
" II stewart. l6-y "a -, ,ri mart base.
vi 7, I3RO ADWAN. a., store anu i1HN,yis q
-, Pnrt sage Corporation 10 y D' 500,
Oh Bway; : yrs from sept l. lSi''
etty ,S anW Az cor 18th St an Marc =, ~,
bl liz, -, Sbepl G. W 10th 81; IL '''
ron .- T. az. ali; l. lsrmuloNah\, CS'' IAN
II I irshirg. 5Oi f l10th ct; yrs ''''"
IL az, &, 900. address, g cana! 81. bo.s-
" Iii nh 81 $50 ". store and iL o IIlS'b
%. p ! Eoinwcl TO 4 Wee; 'S: =!
81 S.. G. 90 il2G 81 Nicholas ay. Cs,f
IN ~ 4e5. COZ sore and has-Ilrm' ~ n
G " IIone,E 70 Z CuSnni"a..," no, -
y "'',no rs rom Sept T. SlsW; ANY y
9.,...,,1irger 4O- + 55.h Al. ,.....,,,.
'S'ITtsPPY ST H. store a"d DaSt ,,,isns.
1Lnii W::ba,en - I. Pettinsto on premises
,r. from Ian l. 1917: $500; ati}s Guarih'
4, 80 = New BowtTy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
FUNERALS MADE SAFE
Must be Private If Contagion
Has Caused Death.

Bv A resolution Of the Health Board,
passcd Yesterday, the funeral of any
person dying from contagious dis
ease must be private. Public or churcS
funerals are forbidden, and it is un-
lawful to invite any mOurner whose
presence is mot necessary"
No dead body may be kept for more
than four days. and if the. death be
from contagious disease the body must
be inferred within twenty-four hours
unless special permission is obtained.
Among the contag; rus diseases
against which the Board of Heal tn IS
waging war are infantile paralysis.
dinhtheria. measles, scarlet fever
smallpox, typhoid fever, yellow fever
sninai meningitis and Aslatic cholera.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
Property in 18th Street
Figures in a $4,000
Deal.
DWELLINGS GIVEN
FOR APARTMENTS
Builder Buys Plot in 1880 ST.
No Improvement for
Iseliu's Parcels.

Threc tenemcnts on the East Slde
80 rurcbased by an investor yeSVet-
Jsv THE houses arc six story stIuc'-
S,r.s with stores at 224 to 20 East
Setb - on A plot S5.4XlO3.3, located
bc,woen Second and Third avs. ne
narcaIs were sold by Joseph BerKoWlI"
and Solomon NJ. Landsmann. Ihey are
similar in construction and contain
s;v+cep rooms on each floor. They are
said N Weld an annual rent roll oil
col OO0 The price was about 81 fo,uVV'
Tho property is directly opposite the
Welsh PRESBYTERIAN Church.
Mark Ash and Max Gratzner are tne
buvers of the three five story apart
ment houses at 1874 to 1854 st; Men
olas av., the sale Of which by herman
Reher and William Nolk was an
nounccd in yesterdays Tribune
In part payment for the houses ASH
& GratzEer give to Reher FoiA
tho three and a half story private
dwellings az 45i, 400 and 464 west
144tb 81 These houses each measure
2Ox99.l1, and re located between Con-
won't and Amsterdam avs.
b. H. Neisker has sold Tor Frederick
II. Levey to a builder fer improve
ment the plot 42X95 feet on the south
side Of East 1S3d St, 46 feet west OF
Park av. There is station OF the
Harlem Railroad at 1880 ST. and Park
Adrian Iselin, ir., il was learned yes
to-day. has no plans for the improve
lacnt of the eight four story buildings
10 which lie received title on Thurs
day. The property was purchased from
Miguel r. Maritime by Mr.. lselin's com
pany. the Helvetia Realty Company.
The parcels are at 227 to 2s3 West
ood st and go to 226 West oath st.
The property fronts IS feet on each
street and has depth Of 1875 feet. 1t
IS located just west Of Seventh ay' and
adioms or the east the Eastman Kodak
Building. The property is separated
br tbroc small houses from the nine
story home of the West 23d ST. Young
Mems Christian Association. There IS
10 be a station on the Seventh av. sub
way line at 23d 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

TBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.l 80
AIbnuV sept l.--1nternAtional STAG
Lqimotions Manhattan: $500. 900; w j.
sullivan. iB3 william It,, y. Y; Charie'
Paradise and Horace 0soe. y. N,,,o,
Uienwood Farms Company Manhattan ,
auririIlture. 500, 600, r. ". Lee, ~ Malden
Lane. n. s.; Ralph Bah and !. A. Li''on'
y. v. ,. Ntor.
CoGmupoIltnn Souvenir Company, MAN. IAN
h,ttan, SilOO0: Max SChellItzer. 7zv
broadway, \. "; Miriam Bromherser anu
slEmund Selig, n. Y. ,.,,an.
EoE1fr IIEhterngC Company MHnhat lan
gao 900: Here Rogers. y. =; j. IL. Gates
and GEORGE HonFlip, Jr., n. J. ri.
international Marble. slate am rinu
Works Manhattan: tjOOO' Beny h, n9iu,,,in
go and 222 9th 81. y. Y. Lyman h'iN'
and J.. PlutlSin, y. Y. ,,,. 4, -
Low Fields. Manhattan S2o'OOo' ~ "
T. IcIn 200 West ll2th st.. \. y. -, =;
DIAMOND, y -, Alexander Werner, y: y
T. Fossau & Co, Manhattnn' , uduV a.
SI5. 900. Eugene Fossati 49, West f pti,ins
\. v; q. G. Plsacanc and Anne fh''p''
Y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

18th ST. - ". Joseph Resie ag' Samuel
I. Conwcl et al foreclosure OF mtg ATTY.
NJ j Din.
9TH ST. 80 T. Jennie Ncuhorn ct a. agt
Dora FrSnkension et al foreclosure OF mtg)
atty : v Klein
9TH ST t3 W: Max Heinrich aEt Bernard
Heinrich ct al partition. attys. Goldsmith.
Rosenthal York e. Baum
JACKSON ST. W cor water Of, looI25
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
BUYERS NOW IN THE CIT
Visitors Here Look Over Offerings Of Lee.
Wholesale Dealers

NIAGARA FALLs N'Y--NiaEsrz, l. :. I.
Miss Gaisman, faces: 49, sthS Az -
RICHMOND, FA--Kaufmann & "a. :
Kaufman. millinery: 621 BWag
ST LOUIS-Rice. Silk - q 90; MAJ ~,
laces, embds and hdkfs: AT Bway.
and 10 Cent stores.
The following buyers registered az the ~
and Ten cent Exchange. 10 West m =
since our last report
GREENFIELD. MASs-s Wilcox.
HARTFORD, CONN-Wise, Smith a Ca
HASTINGS. EEB-W Olbach h Brach
LANSING. MICIf-J W Knapp 60. wgls.
I'M
NEW YORK CITY-H German CO: H.
lOverS Sales 60; e Penny 90.
NORTHAMPTON, MAST n Todd
PBILADELPHIA--C l. KresEe.
TIFFGN OHfO-Tbe Warner Wright ca.
WARREN. OHfO--The Warner co.
Miscellaneous.
BAITIMORE--Bern Bros: =
SeIlRman, shoes: 40 9Th av. York
EOSTON--W " Hatch e. Co W ~ Hsf.s
rugs: Park Avenue
BI1FFALO-W Hengerer Co. A MAJ,
window trimmer: ~ Church al.
MIDDLETOWN, CONN--CaulkfDs & %,
20: + l. Caulklns. carpets CUmbedssf
BURGH--KsUfmsDn & Baer o.
Miss Il " Clinton. leather goods. !,
Madison ay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05

Joseph Failert Brewing Co agt Ernshunss
schieicher Cnctlce OF levy; atty
LAFAYETTE at. 221; James p March ast
Michele BriKante Co et nj ttprcciosure VI
IntEl; AttyH, Hedges, Ely e. Frankel: "a, a,
sD ST, r. $50 Thompson st. 19,txloao "
irreg. Manhattan life Insurance 20 asss
George II Figueron et nj foreclosure VI
mtR); attys. Rapnllo a Kennedy; -, nj
18TH Sr i57 r.: Cortlandt de feystrr w =,
AT Charles y McGann ct al doreclosure VI
mtEl: atty. n Swain. .t,.,, =, nj
iasD ST'. go w catherine VI rocheIu ,. " ~ ~
All Mary \ Nicholson 81 al uor"'loHuie W
mtsi: atty " Swain. ,.,. u...I,Vs
WAVERLEY PI, 20; Greenwlch Sans %,
Rank nEt Henry Corn ct nl 'orec'osu'c W
nitgl; atty, u a Sands.
The Bronx.
rEAsDALE III. $50 Sarah T. Van FipsI
act George W McDcrmott et al dorecIoS"''
az mtr,; atty, W Bryant. O., o,,,,b NJ
,rPEMONT Az. 49, Clement II SInn,tm,ton
al at clement ~ smith ct al par"'''"
suiD: ntty, q Hahn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
$50 POLICEMEN SHIFTED
Many Transfers Ordered u
Big Department Shake On.

More than $50 men in the Police d..
partment we're transferred YESTERDAY
in accordance with Commissions
.Woods's plan to provide greater poles
protection in certain parts OF the eitr
The order will 90 into effect on Tues.
day. 1t is the largest shift Of men
made by the department in many yean.
The Commissioner receEtly Appointed
a committee Of inspectors to study The
needs of various districts. A big shake
up was the result.
A departure in the order was the
fact that it was issued four days pFior
TO the actual transfer Heretofore only
twenty-four hours notice has been
given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
Railroad Earnings.

The following railroad reports FOR
July were made public yesterday:
Chesapeake & Ohio-tiross. S3.26i,oos: IN
crease. S2Iu.3IG; net. S935. Ul9: increase SOS
SOS
Philadelphia Reading Railway Gross
So sol 40: decrease. $3.50 COZ: net. 81 III, SOL:
decrease. S2l2.C'l
Reading Company Gross $500 $40: in
crease. Sc 20: not. S554 s37; increase. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05

The following plans for new buildings were
filed with the Bronx bureau OF buildings on
September 4:
HOE Az. :. I79If IL Freeman st: for
sly brh tenmt. JONSS. Galveston Bldg Co
philip HerschOwsky. presl. 1859 Hoe ay
owners; s Sass. s. Union 80. architect. cost.
$40. 900
lSSTH ST. II cor Hughes av: for Two .
sly brE stores and dwsS. iG.6NiO and tI.lO
SIS. Terrace CONF Co III r Ch2mpOli. llG w
18Th ri. presl owner. VI W Del Claudio, 4Ol
TTemon; az. architect cost, $1,000
SHAKESPEARE Az. >. 22J42 l69th
81 for sty frame dag. 25Xl7. i Rubber
81 Melrose az. owner, w Irving. i52 l.
220ih ST. architect cost. $4,000
CROTONA Az. :. $3.50 Paramount pl ::
Tor sty brick store. S0N9O. PistrouE &
Wolfe. @0O2 Bronx 81. owners II Nordheim
1887 fremont az, architect: cost. $4,000
KELLY ST W r. l2J u i03d ST. for two .
ST. bTk tennis. 80 9XSS each Rae Realty Co
I'm, il Bluesten 92S Bway presb. owner
/ L y Weiher. 27l w l25th II. architect:
total cost. 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
Apartment Rentals.

The Cross & Brown Company has
leased an apartment at % West Both
st. 20 Frederick Mckay.
Ewing, Bacon & Henry have rented
apartments at 800 Central Park West
to Nathaniel l. Carpenter, Meyer Gold
berg, George Leerburgor, John l.. Lyon
Emma P. Mills, Harry Roggen and DR..
j. W. Schelpert, apartments in the
Chatsworth, Riverside Drive and I'd
ST, to Henry Bacon, Samuel Chandler,
Henry S. Dottenheim, Jacob A. Finn,
Clara Freedlander, c. B. Geissenhainer,
Ambrose B. Stannard. Malcolm Strauss,
Walter S. Viele and Richard c. YanKe,
and an apartment at 90 West 39th ST.
TO Franc Boyer de Francheville.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
IN ME ArCTION MARkET.

The following transactions WsrS re- YES
AT the New York Real Estate I'm
'e'""' By Herbert A. Sherman
,oen sr lOs e. =. col PARK Az 5 toT
an - siv tenmt sold to the plainuh lo'
'''VO0 BY Henry Brady.
60 "a , 1S5 LenoX av. COX
40 lSSp ~ ,enmt; sold TO the plain'lh l"I
$40. 900 ,o.
By Joseph p. Day
FREEMAN ST. $50, $, - " EES rni aE' for FOR
SO'VOV Ry Charles A. Berrian
.,.,,, or en-, E II $. AS St AIMS aV'
o.II96 sty tcnmt; withdrawn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
"BUY A BALE OF COTTON
Atlanta Takes 301-New Or.
leans Refuses "Straddle."

Atlanta, Sept. 4.-The buy bale Of
cotton" movement was taken up in A..
lanta to-day at a meeting Of proni.
nent citizens, who contracted for the
purchase Of 3Ol bales 1t is planned
TO extend the scheme to every town
and city IN the South and to induce
every individual to buy at least one
hale Of cotton at 10 cents a pound d.
rect from the farmer and place It IN
uarohouso for one year.
New Orleans, Sept. 4. Reeommsn-
dations of the special committee Of the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange IN coz
nection with the plan adopted by the
New York exchange regarding toe So
called etraddle operations with Liver,
nool will not be binding unless ratihec
AZ q membership meeting OF the sx'
change. called for tomorrow morning
II il understood that rejection Of the
plan will be recommended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
FIRE RECORD.

&.40-1 p 1I5th St. : Musser: $500.
I2O-l34 T. 18Th st. + Hrsh. slight
IO-3O9 Madison ST.; Annie FRESHMAN;
trining
mi LAS Stchnins av.: VI. Cokac slight.
~ IN IC:, T. 3Ith ST.. J. Stampner 500
n JO-3oa Seventh ay.: Gerard NcvaV, tri-
fling
90; Is W IuOtb 81 Anna JacAcns. SO
az ~ IeuoN av. Minnie Perry 'rifihg.
: So 5O4 T. I2th ST, !. Fockstrin. so
B.O5-gII Southern Boulevard. ". llaus-
mann. S2j.
s.4O-5II W l6th 81 Consolidated Gas Co.. ,
trihiug
151-I3l Ridge 81 MARY Marcettolo, 500
1.Gj-ljIl Lexington dv.. !. Goilick; trifng.
7l-5j EIdriGge st. Il. Grand. trhlng.
SiO-I57 Monroe st.. y Baum. uihng.
sSO-6Sl Eth st.. r. F1dcl $3.50.
Io.Se-II Bowery. owner unknown. trining.