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The Globe-republican., 1910-01-27
Brouuht Her Own Potatoes.

A young German girl who has re-
Gently come to live with relatives II
America amused them exceedingly BY
bringing with her large box tillet
full Of potatoes, because she is par
ticularly partial to them, and wa!
told that in this country we had onl.
the variety known as sweet" whic.
did not sound to her nice at all. Al
her potatoes sprouted on the journey
showing a decided inclination to con
vert themselves into hourishing vines
she was greatly comforted to find tina
her relatives could supply the DEF
cheney. This German girl is astoni5he;
that, though we seem to value the po
tato, we do not, as in the case in he,
country, erect statues to Sir Walter
Raleigh, who introduced the plant int
Europe.
The Globe-republican., 1910-01-27
WHAT He DIDN'T UNDERSTAND
Hired Man Realized That Domestic
Birds Were Weather Indicators,
But Couldn't See Why.

The city man on the honeysuckle-
clad porch smoked and listened to the
farm hands talk. Weather vanes is
wind indicators" said. the farm hand,
but chickens and turkeys by orinus,
is wind prophets"
Come off" said the city man.
Gospel truth" declared the farm
hand. I'm a cam, when there amt
goin' to be no wind, the birds allus
roost on the tree boughs with their
heads alternatin' each way-number
one faces east, number two west, mum.
ber three north and so on. That's a
sign Of cam. But supposin' there's
goin' to be strong high wind. Then
they all roost, every mothers son on
'em, facin' it. Accordin' as they face,
so you can prophesy the wind will
blow before mornin'.
II figger 1t out" said the farm hand,
that in cam the bunch faces diff.
ferent ways so as to look out for dan.
ger better. But II It's goin' to blow up
In the night, then they face the blow
SOS they can best hang on to their
perch. What I can't figure out,
though, is how In the mischief they
smell that wind five or six hours be-
fore it's due"
The Globe-republican., 1910-01-27
Green Peas with Bacon.

Into this delectable dish only sweet
unsmoked bacon must enter. Heat a
tablespoonful of butter in a frying-pan,
throw In three tablesponfuls of bacon
dice, and lightly brown. Skim out the
bacon and to the fat add a spoonful
Of flour and brown. Put a quart OF
young peas in saucepan, add a pint
of boiling water, the brown sauce, a
small onion, bouquet of herbs
(chives, leeks, parsley, celery, or bay
leaf and Glove, tied in a bunch),
and the bacon dice and cook for 30
minutes. Remove the onion and the
bouquet, add an egg beaten in cup
of cream, heat to just short of the
boiling point, and serve. If the bacon
does not furnish sufficient salt add a
little.
The Globe-republican., 1910-01-27
GEO. l.. PR|MROSE'S
N N N 9TH MINIS 7 RELS
By George CreeD
'MR. PRIMROSE'S MERRY MEN,"

IT'S VERY neouy the case that stage carry
there nothing pathetic than Inc
spectacle trading the popularity OF other days. IS
pleasant record the genuine success Of Mr. George
Primrose ode and who has danced and equipped
unreth not the contrary Packed
greeted Tabor Grand yesterday and tho az
pause ny teed merit and proved the veterans
ntinuedp popularity from his beginning.
from increased attenuation he Is much the same
in when he By countless
years ago. although nothing than daredevil attempts
dancing nmtable and airy CHARM others may make
more noise agility and eccency
by touch certain something that comes
to artistry
AS his minstrel company the
appeal in atmospheric CHARM for
even keeping Primrose still retains the that
Rice and Emerson His performance really min
spectacular The f meodos with real darky
singers and several first class come
Dunlevy amusing and should be
jokes all Aside from achng as ntero
impressive Severs has remarkable basso profund Frank
Bright BARITONE and Ross Harvey and Thomas Weir are very good eno
The first part which Mr. Primrose, Mr. Dunev
Mr. Bowen comedy musical ard
amazing soprano Bond while dressed woman dispensed
thatuuay such stunts and chned
singing possessed by any man on the
stage
AS second part and conct
eyee New Orleans the boat the cotton
intended eptome OF dkey life
succeeding minstrel troupe Some Of the scenic
really beauty marking new mastery Of the
calcium.
compelled speech during the evening" and was
plain If brm his cup
ppne MDte box and did not allow himself to bh
the gallery was fine to see the veteran minstrel
stealing hs satisfaction watched Mr.
mng ovian brow smooth under the caress
dainty ballard entitled "Mary Had Little Lamb Also Some Peas Piece Of
Pie and Cuppa Coffee"
Taken all in ALL good show most pleasing entertainment unusually
good money Mr. Primrose! May live around
again more the prosperity merit and
good
The Globe-republican., 1910-01-27
hpayStoadVertise,
First Published January 20. l9l0.]
Road Notice.

To whom 1t may concern:
In pursuance of an order made by the
Board of County Commissioners OF the
County Of Ford in the State OF Kansas In
regular session on the 9th day OF January A,
D. 1910 notice Is hereby given that @. D.
Weaver, g, M. Baldwin, A. B. Freeman, g.
r. Brown. =. Q. Imboden, Allen Clevenger,
M. T, Hoard. j. M. Im-l jr., d. @. White
Frank Robb. Lawden Phillips. B. T. Hoard,
0. g. Brown, A, r. Pierce, r, j. Shearer, w.
L. Couch, g. J. Smith ana p. J.. McGuay,
householders OF said County residing in the
vicinity where IL Is proposed to lay out and
establish the road below mentioned, have
presented to said board their certain petit
tion praying the laying out and establish.
ment Of II public road in said county as fol-
lows; Beginning at the northwest corner OF
section q, thence north on the section line
between section II ani l5 TO and terminal
Ing at the northwest corner OF section Il, all
IN township %, range % and that 0. j. An.
drews, Roy Cobb and o. o. Sheely viewers
duly appointed will meet at the northwest
corner of section % In township 90 range %
on the 9Th day OF February \. ID. l9le at 10
O'Clock a. m. and proceed to lew said road,
and to give al parties hearing.
!, Witness my hand and the seal Of said
County affixed ut my office in said county,
this 18th day OF January A. ID 1910.
5. co NNAWAY, County Clerk.
The Globe-republican., 1910-01-27
Was He Right?

An automobile stood at the curb In
front Of theater. 1t was an impos
ing machine Of FURNISHED brass and
crimson leather, and as its owner
came out of the theater and was get
ting aboard one Of a couple of chill
dren asked with the confidence-or
maybe impudence-that goes with in
nocence and bare legs:
Say, mister, drive us around the
square, won't you? We amt never
been in nautymobile-"
The man paid no attention and
whizzed away, Of course, children
are nuisance, but 1t would have
been worth while, maybe, to give two
small girls memory to last them 4
lifetime
And, maybe, again, got himself ar
rested for kidnapping.
You never can tell.-Washingtor
Star.
The Globe-republican., 1910-01-27
aoneless Birds.

Cut up one veal outlet in pieces
about two inches square and pound
until fiat. Dust with salt and pepper.
Lay on bit of parsley and roll with
tiny strip of bacon. Skewer, or tie
with strings; roll in flour, then brown
in butter for five minutes. When
brown pour in saucepan and simmer
gently until tender
Remove birds and strings. Add a
little cream to gravy, thicken with
little -four. Pour over birds.
The Globe-republican., 1910-01-27
When Youth Wanes.

Old age has many definitions, and
middle age more. But you may take
1t that you are not really an old man
SO long as you take an interest In
your personal appearance. There Il
not nurse who does not know the
sign Of onvalescence-wh the pa
tient wants to be shaved and put a
good appearance in this world. And
SO long as the man of go can take, an
interest in the latest tie--and tie IT,
he is preserving his youth.
The Globe-republican., 1910-01-27

In making lemonade, it will be found
to be an economy Of time and sugar If
a sirup is made Of the sugar and part
of the water. If the sugar Is put In
the pitcher with the lemon juice and
water, only part Of It dissolves. The
rest is usually thrown away after the
lemonade is gone.
The Globe-republican., 1910-01-27
MIX Sherbet.

Add the juice of three lemons and
one quart Of milk to 1h cups sugar.
The mixture may curdle but will
freeze smooth. Freeze, using three
parts ice to one part coarse fine salt
Remove the dasher, repack, using four
parts of ice to one part salt. This
makes two quarts sherbet.
The Globe-republican., 1910-01-27
Whv Pay more for your
Groceries than we ask?

You people who have been complaining about high prices here
chance to secure Of the biggest grocery bargains
before aored Dodge City. II will both money
you will make out your order for what want from the follow
ing list Wedon want rush you when you come here but clerks
always busy and by making out list trade faster and
will find satisfactory because have time than
when you this crowded Sam Subb Out Price Grocery
The Globe-republican., 1910-01-27

We carry full line of enamel ware at lowest prices
full line of candies at bottomprices up to date
The Globe-republican., 1910-01-27
The Sweet Girl cradua.c

Knicker-Is she conversant Will
history
Bockcr-Ycs, her gradra,irg thesfs
is to f~ combination Of dircctoi.s !
and middle ages, New York Sun.
The Globe-republican., 1910-01-27

Make good suds Of naptha and
soft water. Let It stand in the vessel
fifteen or twenty minutes; all stains
VIII De removed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-06
TRIP SHOOTING.
OnIy FSur GunHers l0 Preliminary q
METROPOLITAN championship.

OnN few gunnrrs took advantage NJ
N. preliminary shoot 10 the Ne'rOpol,tRn
championship over the traps of the Mont
"latr tun cub Yesterday The shoot VAS
dcri,lrd uRdrr tho same conditions a. 'hoss
'hA' govern IN" championship shoot TO -dAy
en-" hundred targets were thrown for each
markSman Your traps were used and rus
'omRry Strings of twenty-five birds were
shot ,thrugh Yesterdays event was
handicap Anair. to-day's shoot will he
"A scratch match
There Was hardly any Wind to interfere
With tho fight of the blue rocks yet The dav
was not particularly good for shouting
\ haze hung over the aTing line. making
u hard for the zunners 10 $50 the targets
l.. Coldu,'i Mont clair Gun club did the
host work among the amateurs breaking
- targets from scratch. Ne Vas follow ed
closely ~ y Iacobu-. who broke ~ hlue
rocks la"obus shot With a handicap Of
targets aud won hrS' prize with a grant
total Of ~ = Sindle. North caldwell
Gun club. vas -eCord with grand total
81 81 The hest work nj tho dav vas done
~ VI MRllea = professional. who broke
~ ou' ~ 4 possible Ioo targets
he
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-06
TBREW JOCkEI FOIR TIMES.
FIeId FInaIiN sent OF nuhSut Race
brOok numerous Scratches.

N0EroiK Va April only Ave races
were run her" tht- afternoon IN an effort
10 get zopd fields y" the post hut he oV nsr-
cuf 'hs 'ard - pieces rs heir numerous
- rar'he-. Suall Held. took part m M"
ra~eS and n"-t ~ the 'han'e- were ~ odds
o. bar the -'ev ards have 'akrn hand m
me u,aite- and hereafter an ~ ner will have
To- give good reason for his horse 20 ne
vthGravn II Rini0p ION tNo races with
bendAga aud lskahira, "hIi" I HatAeld
Won N" ~an" number With Grenade ami
John carroll
in tho 49, ra"a Racebrnok threw Lang
four times ~ "a" post running track - The
patto'k ~" nt.t three When ha IN.
Ell lang m. las time the -te~ ards
rang he uslI 20 s@nd 'he horses On without
on ~ Hr-' fall and hurt his leg on The third
amt after he ra"" his mounts for he res'
Ct the ia vsYe cancelled kacebTook' :
entry hl- been ordered refused for he
hoI-~s are leaving Jacksonville tonight
'nT this plar"
FIrs' 2Ar--SN fIrongs Bob co. iiS Mus
grave. "a q won SrnuE 10 Strinnardt. 70 :.
dTasn b. order of stewards after delaying Start
3 minutes Tine. llS.A 40 other starters
a,ss @ ts. =, sna .s ss cs ,osss .. Ar" 70,
Hs~it > 20 s~g5nd ABB Atteh ~ 90 Burns,
- 'hi-r Titne oastA s'"pchild. Lena and
mira RAcs one mile and ssventy ysrds--John
,a-roh - - sErns,, to $ won L0s. Cava
=, 'Sur,5n - 70 !. mira, Tins' iisiS 70
ofrrr startsrs
ou,t1 Sac r,,- end mar furlonE. Taxa
Rs-i r,sr. ---ord Woo1lsns ini a. Burn.
" 20 D. 'hirf Time. 90 IS King ~ NOio also
F,f'h Fa,- i've ,nI hali furIonss Grerad-.
~ 90 p|.r1s. : - o. Von v ! Hinrh ina stein
tar1t - y" ord, HenD CrO.scadden, ia
gM.>rra.e. 30 0. rhiri rime. tU Lrirtd and
s." A11rTUz also ran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-06
Ou' NJ Town Deals.

= , Phriir-s 4 90 have sold for ia.
estate n \ Philtp@ to Newman Trn
president 81 mo Per" Naruuette Peilrna 4
large plot ~ ground at coming hi. rr- =
tense ~ n@al y
Peas" 4 Gilman haze ."iI for rho ..
tate 70. - HaN"nRi er % q ,lten' about
GOO acres in south carolina nea- R.1r'.Tf
ana know ~ th" lomp'lv planfa'irn lie
property 80 pu-' ra-al some yes~- ago
duck shooting PURPOSES
Joseph y bav h7~ sod - GanFsftsn
eyndi"ais for The Thomson Hit Land an
Improvement ofupsnv - t0r- On Thomson
avenue, Honey sell and Moore -frss,s
Long Island tH". for about siSI no. 20
other huver~ 10 -o.d 40 half block on
Anatie avenue FROM IAN Dam 20 Noun
street. Tor about So oun ami n q Western
investor eight iots 700 houl4on avenue ami
NUS, street. and etght 'pr. q. Hglst Ssree'
and Unable a. entIs Tor sp1ut so no
william "a ~"VHghum trustee FOR he
P1r~er estate. nss sold NOs . and 70 Pier
stree. pnk ers Two ald na'f afsrs-
tram" dwelling ~ ptp' t1Nstg 10 Ffsrt
Murray for - HnO 80 Irq ana tHt
NOrrt- street. NH'tuf plot. a0yfys &. 10
~ e. Parton for a.
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SlNTiETH STREET huston h Asinar
have sold Tor Henry anderson ami -
~, ,,h h -, N".. l"i. l'H am LAY las
mont Nv siltng=. on plot zoos. a. the
northeast corner 81 nRrk avenue. Ths
iSa' s rspT nS- Tee" sH lillian o s.Ii, S
Who = prepartng plans for y ~ Give stoTy
cooperative apartment house
SlNIN St\E\TH SIpEET Harvey y
hloonet has -old ior Tho Morris estate
the DIV ellins a. 10. az fa-i SIXTY 80, enth
s'rert. On io' 1sNtfE %. 20 fAa New Noys
saslns 'ompan' Nho ~i.i remodel The
premises ana lisa for business PURPOSES
GREFNMiIH ~lBEEI James n. trutk.
shank has sold ~ an investor Nos s..
10 So tTeenN t'h street. a ga story mer.
'antile building GA riot iO0H taN bsss eel,
hari'0n ami Nanfam streets orcupi..d
a. metica' supply dspot hy tho ntted
states toNernment. nts structure - a.
finished and lease,l n month ago ana 4
he thlru building hUii' ant sOld IS Nr
three month";
SEN ENTEENrIi S1EEET - Herman 81.
-"n has sold No ~ 10 s3G West seven
fe"nth -tr~er t.v.-n ih~@. storv frsms
hutiding- On g.ot -sNst 70 Alaxan1sr
Fraser. y 10 has ~~-olJ Tho property
I" builder for improvement " IN a .oit
building
MENTl-NlNrW STREIT o. Herman
Olson ha- bought from tho spring estate
piol NN~"N irr"rI liar. Li'h nlI 80 20
-ulr tp uVri.ies
ElGHTH ANtENt ,asprrn q simmer
hss sold No $50 f'rh'h ay.uu". netve~n
LIB and i1.fu street. q i've -rprv Sat
WIN stores. ~ lo' ,,sipn
FnHIN -~iNIH STEEtI Tho ra,ra-.
sherman oWpsnN has -0ld foV kron
Va - N"~I IoT', sixth street a fpfir
stow AMI Ha~nmsU dive IItug on 1.,1
srNl'@ o n" Nr,er NrI GOO. ipv
MINI TtENTH ~rRFET Inc Gth.on 90
al" HaS soil 20 Ir-"ph ~ Thomas E-
Va ~ lnd O.. Fa-t Nineteenth .trs..
~" 'hre" -'"r' dr cllturs on pln' - -
10 y irregular The purchaser rI.
cree a -'N -tofr studio building on he
site '
~TEEEI IN. Gibson -
tate has s0id 80 th. douglass Eeai-v
'onuarv 70 $50 Ia-' ttrhteenth =trs.i
a inHr ~iCT Il. r.iI't- or l"F - Ia5YS
i3ilH ~lkEt Nar'lu Hrrrv aas reso,d
~ " smith 40 q No. l1tfh raoI
y fhr"" story to" cling IN 'o' ~ Town n
1851 " SIIEtT Morn, Moore has re-olt
,or ~" l.'r- l'pidtuE or ran NJ t.5
N"-' l'i'' street A.. - ~ "a N plot
lNTFEN NJ NNENIF charlotte Blum
"ntha' has sold - leo taytuaru a Mo,
On lnt"rNa. gv"nuc. west .lis. l,t n
ie"' .o'iih u 1874 -''""'. -av.l .. for
siUpg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-06

year ease on NJ IS West ThTt y nrst
street. gaNto7 o 70 . Philadelphia nercha mt
wnn MI erect q ton story loft aud store
Edwara " Grtv has LEASED for Charles
= t.uuli 80 = tsirr 'h" hui'dIng AZ No a.
West twenty urzt street Tor twPnfy-one
yetr- after eNf~u.fvc alterations ths store
f0ur and hr-t I'It vii b" used for restaurant
purTo-..- ana 'h~ ptner noors made int .
'uff- Mr. JriN has aisv leased the sev-nf h
,of' 10 Ne 80 aud ~ Wcs' Nineteenth
street 80 ~",fn"n 4 ire"nhcrg also the
-rr"nt lp.i 90 VI :" N"-' iWcn' v nrsi
hopr ~ W Is seventh street ia
,'o--ait 4 60 and he -e.nnd loft IN No
Isa ~rNth sVeuu" ~ Jacob Marcus 90
'ea~ed 80 Weed 4 Kennedy = portion Of
-" ninth floor ana Undertaking space
building ~ ~" ~ 80 ~ William street
for = long term ~ "ear- also Offices IN Nos
Huy Williams and Joseph shipmaD
also 'us thtri floor ~ No - Beekman
street - " u Chanhcrlin 4 60. and the
fourth floor ro \ Frsnkh"in
Nail 4 Parker have leased for Edward
\ Isaac tho mort h west corner OF iseth
street and seventh avenue for a term Of
The Henry v Veil COMPANY has leased
10 John a-tsIas a sculptor; Tho three story
street ant 20 VIZ Nina N" second lot
in No 1g7 seventh avenue
Heii Stern have Leased for 'he sinclair
Realty COMPANY the store AMI IA 80 mont
~ their Fu'Iding ~ rho ~c''h~as' 'ornsT NJ
Brosd~ar and tiRh'h stree - The Hroad
wav Trust COMPANY The trust company
: ~ present To- ai~d On IN" opposite corner
Fhay ~ move TO thor nsv quarters early
n The Summer The ss@r covers q period
- 'werfv-pns years ~ an aggregate rental
81 taeG coO
william BOONE 90 haze leased for
Judge MirHRei . Grcs- 20 Miss Ella Ioutse
Marsh me foU- story AMI basement brown
stone dw"ll'ng ~ No go West Fiftieth
"-"e, on u, 3Hv'oo sis Sropsr'v S sd cir:
Ahiel y PaCsar,i
The Lowe " Nav COMPANY has isassd
for " Graft bis Coftage On SpTuce strees
Gar Ro'Sssav. ]. I. ~ = ~, ebhcin for
- psor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-06
ROTGH RIDING M JO(kEYS
Ana They Ge, away WITH % Tee ss
.larksonvIlle.

lNcKsoNvttLF. Fla. Npril S-Rough
riding and ne vretched races pat M hy
some of The odds IN choices Veni ~ make
the sport ~ Non~risf Park this afternoon
probably 'hs most unsatisfactory of the
meeting In Tho 'No- year-0ld race Jockey
Pave Ni~ol en- across his field With RuSii-
cana dIFec'lv after the START. causing =
Jam IN which those On The inside we're
Anocked ou' ~ ~. and IN rhs closing race
to"ksy : Wilson. vhO has h@en riding
rough -nOtoNsr the other boys here did =
rough piece VI ork IN The stretch. but for
some nlss'srious reason got away with T..
Whom Gam at'sntr'~t 20 COME through
m the INSIDE win Uusgga wilson IN
anna pulled over ~ front NJ HIM and ~ut
HIM ~ Af1sr weighing IN tam lodged
complaint NJ foul AMI promptly told
s On Ia. ate 'Sls Ti,S wilson The pisrinE
y a. allowed - stand a. The horses finished
50, era, ~ ner, pred az q, today among
10 jamestown. AMI > COREY. Who l"t'
Tor Ia'ou'A
Fir,t Race selling ia 'urlonEs Mariae. 100
Nicol n S. Won ugge'ss ioa Carr. 20 J.
ss~ond Pedigree. - ,rrucman 20 J. third
Time 'tN i-adl AdAlia. Amber wiimot ana
,scoqa gac, Two yssr 90: ss.rns tour ~
rs TroNi"r. n D. .econd Is~lern star 100
Nohnr. Is - 4. third Tine. otaas D,Sle Hlur.
Grant reg. Mis- Ifs~nrG Mud Hon : THE u
NIar'in ami h~-sa Al-o ran
rhrd ps'c setting ~" 'rri9nzs flyinE
.slfrH|a ~ .NN.niir - IT, WOW ~ tng tnfsf
stops TI. Pssse 3 80 g. serond Alfred the Great
~ can. . IN fnirt Timr TOT i,hkoodah
'sr. Nsnnrrlln SIS lorris and Abrasion alien
rrn
tourth Rae seven flrlongs Sr~Ilhourf. -
Wilson . - 3. won pFAnA. 'nt ,GanEi. - 20 5,
sound lack parAr~. ~ iHrAnnnni. . 20 TO- trird.
Time. - s Hign Range also
fiUn Rae selling ~ 'Iriprgs TuisNn a or.
~ Gan - to >. vOu Tom N,GrRth. iiA tTrOS
Is-H. 20 o. .rrOrd. fAty i-ms. 10 Henry 70 :.
tUtru TINE IL Wasnuie Bard. Horace .
lnt Judge CAblns~s a'~n ran
TN'h Race selling mile ana = 'IfionE
ans - wilson. , 20 s.. won Cuagga. 10
tan - O. ond ~ tano rs Davenport.
y - s third Time. So reileas. SandplpeT.
e o.rfl Tisfb Nan ED Rnr t~ifig also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-06

George 4 Egad 80 aunpuure hat
Walter Harry Tor -sN sral ysar- tfh
Nhuehnit~@ Porter. - NOV as4oriatad
nth them manager " he sales IL.
paTtment - rheiT uptown Owe - ~ e
tA=t Thur arm ,free
Henry ilsr-nu have lRnasH he
Dwelling o. ~ ~ SieTling place nelr slVth
avenue. brpp.,i ~. - ritrn'. 80 ~ rs.
sterling p'H"~ = Two -fprv glraEe 10 the
htnEsporo Nut1 t'aruEc ton,panv fu, a
term ~ YEAR AMI ~ -, Sterling pla ace
q three sf0r, Nv slltng for Term ~ years
y. o-gODd Poll 90 have rented for Law
renee Butler his property ~ - James
J. J. IL h. oU ~,ony Brook Hsrb0r AMI 10
knoW a. the tasa Hqlssa
t'tllen a SirvAsr have -,ld for tbs. Really
As-1~tates 10 Minnie ~ uu- NJ ip1 Ntf
ood s'T"~' Bro"klyn. o. tour story house
GA lot guA I0H
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-06
BUILDING News.

Plans have hren fled V,th BuiIdins
Superintendent Miller for n nov ak Story
elevator apartment house 10 he erected
frofu pan Nv Gr0nenbprE 4 ieIch' "
a. AZ B. cots Tor the Rockv ConstrlIc
ton company ~ vhirh saul Nallsustein
- presidsVf o. i2o'h sires' west IT teno Z
avenue u Will have = frontage Of So feet
and = depth ~ - ~ feet aud ~ 10 co@t eco nO.i
berEsr. Ir - srchitecf. for = two story
converter station 10 no erected ~ \ cos
Of 40 1851 ~ Nos IN ana ~ West Eighry-
fourth street for tho Edison Coenplslv
'p2 , feet The ownsT ot rscoFd Of Fhe
building - gwen - Harry Nsmm~na
plans have been fled for snlaF ting the
four -i"rl ONE and lof' building ~ No
81 additional story. tho improvements
heiug made from designs nv Henry II
knapp ~ architect. for 10 New York Manu-
faotur"r- k"sl E-tgte Company a. owner
Boo ne four ~ior. inf, building a. No - C'or,-
iTvdf sfre~' Tor the Nspo- CF@zol@ue q Ou,-
p''- from design Nv Theodore = Visscher
~ lrDh.tr"t
~" story moving B'ture exhibition hall
NJ ID" -ouf h"H=f nrusT 81 second nvputis.
Hnd NirfNr'hlrd street and Tentttng The
u''"rt"t. ne improvements 20 no made for
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nv Harrison = = 80 khefmI arrhttagfa
b." kr"IN planr for now buildings COM
pr!-n two i've Story flats for tho (sTaham-
NdHUS oWTIHuy on Fox street aOufh ~
lusth street. 90 cost a80. $50 two four story
Hats for he HclmaT Investing C0tnpanv 81,
Aqueduct avenue ~ tho CONNER ~ isias
street. 20 cost 15O $50 a fhres story hofel
and dwelling for Joseph Wagner on Caaiie
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