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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-08-01
SENATE DISCUSSES
CONTROL OF CANAL

Washington, July 29.-The right OF
Great Britain to participate in an u.
outstanding for the control OF the
Panama canal was denied in the Sen.
ate today by two advocates OF the
measure to give American coastwlse
shipping the preference in canal tolls.
Senators Bradley of Kentucky and
Massey of Nevada contended not only
that the United States had the right
undor the treaty to regulate its own
airarrs, but the purchase of the cana,
zon removed the entire subject from
international control.
Senator McCumber OF North Dakota
took an opposite view in his speech
opening the canal debate. Senator
Massey declared the Hay-Pauncefote
treaty of 1901 could be ignored by
the United States as far as the can.
al was concerned. The operation CT
that waterway had become a domes-
tic problem, he said. and one not
properly renewable by an information.
al court
Senator Bradley held that even UNI
der the treaty, the United States had
simply made the rules of equality
which were to apply to all other ma
tons. AS the maker of these rules
and the nation at whose expense the
canal had been built he declared the
United States was not bound by the
regulate Of the treaty so far as 1t
required equal treatment" to all
ships.
Rights Of War Vessels,
Senator McCupber, speaking
against the provisicNs for remission
of tolls to AmerigtB ships, said he
believed such action Would violate
the spirit of the treaty with Great
Britain.
Senator Cummins ask the treat
with Panamas war y loud not
"a CURE the United stan We Tree
passage to the war We Q&l ma
tions. Senator McCu~1SNA De-
lieved the strict term Wy
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-02
BOOTHS
1YOMEI
Breathe 1t for Catarrn. Physicians
Prescribe It and Pharmacists
Recommend It.
Quickly Clears stuTed-Up Head and
stops snuHing and Hawking.

In the morning. shortly after you
awake dear reader. do you have to
hawk and strain 10 get that Stubborn
piece of mucous out Of your throat?
Get rid of catarrh now; it will grow
worse as you grow older. One day of
breathing pleasant. healing HYoMEI
pronounce it Figh-o-me9 the guar
anteed catarrh remedy will give you
such wonderful relief that you viii
wonder why you doubted the state
ment that BOOTHS HYcMET would
end the most aggravating case OF ca
tarrh.
A hard rubber pocket inhaler and a
bottle of HYChIEI and simple instruc-
tions for use is 800. This Is called
the HYoATEI outfit. II one bottle does
not Danish your catarrh, you can get
another for only so cents. Thousands
use it for coughs. cold and Group.
Sold by Wells & Haymaler Co. and
druggists ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-02

can probably call more West Vlr-
.einiae voters by their first names
than any other members of the state.
organization
T. R. Laing, the attorney of Raj
elgh county, who went astray for a
time with the Roosevelt secessionists,
came back to the fold repentant
and resolute and was given place on.
the advisory board partly in reward
for his return to the reservation OF
the righteous, but also because he
knows the game down Berkeley way
and win join with his colleague in
giving President Taft work from
now on. Ex1Goyernor A. B. White
OF Parkersburg, is too great and
splendid figure in west Virginia at
fairs for me to ofter any insurance
policy as to his Republican fidelity
It was good politics to put him on
the Highland committee and the Sc
lection will be approved by loyal Re
publicans all over the state
Having given a short chapter to
each manager, let me announce that
the state committee at Clarksburg is
especially fortunate in having R. P
Bernheim, of McDoweI county, as
secretary and treasurer. It is al
ways important to have a clever and
affable secretary. but bless You how
very important it is to have a treas
urer who knows how in cam
paign like that OF this year Bern
helm is county clerk at home, but
like his fellow ofice-holder, Chair
man Lakin, is giving his best time
without pay to the party and his
services will be appreciated long
after The campaign is. ended The
other adjutants of the state stan in
clude Charles Brooks Smith In
charge OF the press bureau; J. T.
Marsh. who sends out the spell
binders, and, n. NJ. Scott, who has
supervision of the literature depart
ment. which is sending out few
tons OF printed political gospel each
week. Do not forget either, that
Miss Blanche Chittim, the charming
secretary in the attorney generals
office at Charleston, is very fervid
Republican and came to the Clarks-
burg headquarters to aid in the cleo
ton OF Taft and the state ticket
! Il can sum up with saying that the
party is Blessed with the best OF
management this year in West Viz
GINA, and the doubtful ones can
simply cut out and paste up this
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-02

prediction to look at in November
by more than the usual majority
West virginia viii go Republican
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-02

can probably call more West Vir-
einia voters by their first names
than any other members of the state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-11
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and auorne!
JULY 10
Manhattan,

Delaney PLACE, cor lot 1853, map
portion OF Downing estate, Van Nest statioh'
i0l II ZOO; June - 1909 Casriel BENJAMIN 10
James Burke; Si,50o; attorney John Dwyer'
ELIZABETH ST 40 and d. 1851 II OF
canal ST. 5Ox04 3. Jan IL. 1906 Jacob and mary
Lazarowitz and ano TO John d Chapman sIo,-
900; attorneys, Greene. Hurd q stowell, ~ Elk
change Place - - go q
xl4C 9x92 TX; March 10. 1872 Gertrude van
derbeck 10 West Side Construction Co; $1,000;
attorneys, Stoddard & Mark, 1876 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY; Nov 80, 1905; w ANerou
Realty Co TO Julius stein $4,000; attorney
Title Insurance Co, l35 Broadway o,.
MADISON ST, 143. 25xlOO: April J. looo
John Robinson to Robert Leber; Slo,oOo' az
torney Isidor Cohn. 300 Broadway
MADISON AVE, cor s9th ST. runs
i3s lOx O0sx 3.10x T5x Is 70 VS. az
nue. 25.s TO beginning; Jan is, loO5; d 70.
ward Loew jr to Mary D Gerard; s2o'Voo'
attorneys, Bowers & Sands, 81 Nassau 81 ooo.
RIVINGTON 5r, 70. Il oxT5; June ~. Woo,
Lily, wife Of Isdor Eisenberg. to Metropolitan
savings Bark; 50 900; address. 80 Cooper Square
TRANSFER Of tax lien 62s. lot II, block 700,
Section 2: June 10. 1909: Jackson II Nassau
ST. 10 Department OF Finance: 81 iO2 OF
WEST END AVE, s. So u OF ioth ~
2OxT5: Nov II. 1896; Edward p turner 10 Arcn zen.
bald X X Margaret a and Richard MaekaS'
trustees $4,000; attorney Grenville "iht"-
WEST END AVE. n W cor 9lst ST. 81 6xioox
53Sx-. April 10 1897: Frederick ana MAD
Haas 10 John II Rogan; sl25, co., attorneys
Parsons & ogden, III Broadway ,o,o
10TH ST. 23i East, 22x92 Aug !; i rosn
Clara Helferman to George HAIRY ana '''-A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-11
Hot Weather Tips
for the Housewife

E'irst-Do most OF the cooking In the
earlier. cooler hours OF the morning.
Second-Use the fireless cooker for meats
and vegetables which require long COOK
ing II will not only save fuel and money
hut will keep the kitchen and consequently
the whole house, cooler.
Tbird-Keep bottles Of water In the re-
frjgerator. Do not put ice In the water:
Fourth-Sdueeze lemon juice into bottie
aud sWeeten as desired. Cork the oottle
and keep 1t on the ice. Then at any , iiiIie
Lemonade can be made with very niue
trouble to host or guest
Fifth-When making tea allow lot d SUI
plus, which can be kept for ICED Yea; .
Sixth-The same rule can be appHeu u
the making of coffee. - ~,
Seventh-One egg shaken In a s!ass OF
milk with the addition Of scant powuerlnS
of cinnamon makes comtorthS anu
wholesome warm weather drink.
Fighth-Keep all the food covered. foou
becomes a menace II subjected TO tne II.
roads OF flies. special EFFORT should oe
made in this direction a.,
Ninth-The new vacuum bottles, mace III
fancy STYLES, are convenient for cool drinks,
as well as for hot. Especially useful are
thew in the slckroom and dining room.
Tenth-If your refrigerator Is using up
TOO much ice and II the chest Is not cooi
enough why not look for device Which
can he introduced to save ice and money
Fleventh-LThere are many good ny kiiieiS
IN rfie shops Every houssksHper shnho
he eouipped with at least one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-11
Simple Life the Thing
for Hot Weather Babies

it's generally some fault IN the care Of 1t
after the :nilkman has left It at the door.
Why" said DR.. Kerley. I've had people
tell me they had found flies and cock;
milk And knew perfectly well that that
ay or cockroach got in after the milk was
delivered. But there's got TO be a scape-
goat, and the .milkman Is convenientt' 0,-
People aren't careful enough about their
iceboxes The door will be left open, per-
haps; the milk, which should be kept al
ways at temperature below 90 oeei &c,
gets warm; bacteria develops IN IL, odoy
falls sick, and the milk company Is
Always keep the milk cold, and observe
scrupulous cleanliness in preparing ~ hoI
the baby t When ,bd qa5 tHs scfooi the
Nursery and Child's Hospital ! say: VIVA,
is the thing to do before. liking paoy
food?' And the answer, is, WASH iiiiH
hands never pass them, either, tii
they know how to keep an icebox sweet
DR.. Kerley said the very, greatest care
should be observed in putting Daoy vi
solid food in the summer. ~ can DC DC
changed to such food at an earlier age ~
the late fall or winter he observed, ~
in general milk IS the best dlet VII w
child is one year old--mlk and thin srueIs
In Germany they give babies solids wnen
they're much younger, and they can Wv,
derstand why we don't here; II oecauSe
of the different climate, | think GeTildnS
hasn't the heat and humidity that we
'I One great cause of indigestion in babies .neS
is overlooking, he added. ne Iiio'n So
should take herself as an lnueNS ~
observed. when she is comfortable ~
cool nuslins. why should her little one DC
swaddled up? Mothers are too likely, &c
think that because the baby is small u
must have a flannel belly band and warm
wrappinCs, no matter how hot the weather
is That's rot so. The wrapplngs over
heat the body and cause stomach troubies
Jt's not possible to lay down absolute rules
In a climate where the thermometer IS IKE
lv to go up or down 20 degrees in day
hut II is safe for the mother to gauge
! hobv;s clothing needs by her own.
And to keep the baby comfortable, give
n three or four sponge baths in the course
OF q hot day. Finally, keep 1t quiet LEI
| II stay in its crib or basket, III as an
| a place as possible, but don't play WIZ
II too much, don't dandle 1t, don't excilg
| II. What the baby needs IL peace and
rest. These are simple rules, and any
! mother whose husband earns GOO
| salary, as 500 or $50 a week. can foilo"
them and keep her baby well.
rs $50 a week good salary WIN hied'
! at its present price, ,., f,
THE high price OF meat Is piesslils,
said DR.. Kerley emphatically II ma!
| cure us OF our bad national habit OF edIiIt
! too much of IT, I'm no vegetarian hdo
| roast beef for luncheon. But no one need:
| meat more than once day, ana some o.
| those days the meat should he nsh "'
| chicken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-11
mAvoNNAIsE OF FISH.
HINTS ON HOW
TO BE BEAUTIFUL

cREAsELESs GRE o X
rSEcLiI FS-For a small sum you can
make a full half-pint OF elegant srease It,'s
cream II you stir teaspoSniuls lyc o5,,lIo
49, II mint water, then add l ounce alno-
natn Rubbed well into the SKID TINS
1oI,1i ~. ielly banishes tan, freckles ana
1iotches. as well as clears 1t OF sallowlesa
and the oily condition SO common III suiIi,i1es
ailu ths &c, eliminating lines and Wrinkles
ma rounding out hollows, almozoin cream
'eMlyu T; STRENGTH FAILS-Nothing Is
so helpful for restoring nea as t Su good Old
so,ic Of grandmother's day, mace Dy pour
ing ounce kardene into u pint aIGon .o,
then adding u cupful sugar ana h0' wa,I S5
a. ,oske a quart a tablespoonful should
- taken before each meal. A course os
This treatment will soon rid the pody vi
ali impurities, clear the skin OF DiotCnI D
pimples and saiowness aho toi rutS ,o,ic
system against disease. This kardene totlIc
iS excellent 10 use during the heated TERM
az n gives one renewed health ana ehersy
ATHIs BANISHES DANDRUFF-lnto .
,,int alcohol pour ] ounce qulnzoln' theh
I'd u pint water, and you Will have an
iAScelient tonic for the hair and scalp at a
livery nominal cost This quinzoln tonic 10
k,neoualied for banishng dandruff and cor
lractino excess oiliness or that dry scaiS
fcondition. It's continued use insures
ISeaIthy scalp, from which an abundance
IF huffy, brilliant hair will grow.
l"pIJII. LISTLESS EYES-A plain crystos
.ve tonic is excellent for restoring the
s3arkle and expression TO dull, listless eyes.
70 make, DISSOLVE / ounce crystos in a
uint cold water. TWO or three drops OF
lthls tonic should be put in each eye daily
iTor sore. tired or aching eyes this tonic
lts especially fine, and II is particularly good
10 use during summer months when the
tdust-laden air raises havoc with the eyes.
Its use frequently oyercomes the need for
lglasses. - ~
WHEN HAIRY GROWTHS APPEAR
Make enough paste with powdered delatone
and water to cover the, hairs not wanted.
Apply, and after or . minutes remove,
wash the skin and the hairs arc gone No
harmful result nor marring of the skin
follows the use Of delatone, and seldom is
the second application required. except with
very stubborn growths,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-11
BROOKLYN SALES.

Joseph 2. Day has sold for the Manhat-
tan Beach Estates a plot +0xlOO feet on
Beaumont street. 40 feet north OF tho
Esplanade. to n. Markus.
u D. Berry sold for William Toole TO
the strathcona Construction Company. OF
Manhattan, the old Strybinz homestead
site. 75xl0J feet, west side of Washington
avenue, adjoining the Washington Avenue
Baptist Church property at the southwest
corner of Washington and Gates avenues.
Mr. Berry also obtained building loan
OF 100000 for the buyers, who will erect Z
six story apartment house at cost OK
$4,000 The purchase price of the land
was $4,000 The property had been the
home Of the Strybnz family for more
than sixty years. "
Samuel Barkin sold to Dr. Hull his home
No 9i7 st. Marks avenue, on lot oGHlIo
feet. In part payment the buyer gives
No 1l12 Albemarie road. a dwelling on
nlnt 68Xl20 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-11
Recipes for the Summertime

ful OF vinegar, pepper and SALT
This dish is always popular In hot "ea-
Their. and, of course. tho better the nsn the
better the dish.
First make the mayonnaise sauce.
Put the yolk OF egg into basin ohe
white will not be required, stir 1t slowly
with a wooden spoon. adding the oil. drop
bv drop. till all IS used; then the vinegar
very slowly.
Break some nice white lettuce into
salad bowl with come thinly sliced GU
cumber. Pour little Of the dressing over.
Cut the fish into neat pieces and lay
on the lettuce and cover each piece OF hsn
with the thick mayonnaise sauce. scatter
a very little chopped parsley on tho sauce
and serve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-11
LEASES.

NJ. & l.. Rosenthal have leased for 4 long
term Of years the store No l2J Broadway
10 the Norfolk e. Western Railway Com
pany for Felix Isman, 20 Frances Reiiterl'
floor at No. 81 West 3sth street for Della
Murphy; floor at No. IS West 18th street,
for John W. Brett to Joseph haTger ioT
g. term OF years; No. 4S Sixth avenue Tor
Oestreicher Brothers TO John h. Bachelder'
OF Cleveland, for a term OF years.
The Cross & Brown Company leased space
in the Columbia Knickerbocker Trust Build
ing, Fifth avenue and Gth street 70 the
Robert Acker Company for term or years
also space in the Centurian Building, NO.
1852 Broadway, to Howell e. Howell ana
Bettelheim g. Coyne, Inc; also space In
Nos. "A and l6 East SD street to the New
Fiction Publishing Company ana a studIo
az the northeast corner Of Columbus ave-
nuc and 66th street TO a. Fry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-11
SYNDICATE BUYS BRONX LOTS.

Bella Darwin Eisler. representing syndi-
cate has purchased from Martha f. Nor
Jensen, d tract OF land Of about seventy
lots In Arden, The Bronx. near the Bay
chester station Of the New York. Boston
& Westchester Railroad the trains OF
which are now running from lSOth street
TO New Rochelle and to White Plains.
Aaron Reder was the broker In the trans
action Mr.. Eisler, representing a syndl-
cate, has also purchased from the Bronx
wood Realty Company tract or ABOUT
forty lots in brentwood Park. Brentwood
Park is Immediately adjoining to the White
Plains road and near the contemplated
Gun Hill road station of the subway ana
elevated union station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-11
DRESSED CRAB.

Requred.-A boiled crab, two tablespoon
fuls each of breadcrumbs. oil and vinegar
white pepper. cayenne, and salt TO taste.
When choosing a crab. select one that is
hoavy for its size. The stomach, with It's
contents OF sand, must be taken away, II
It has not been removed before purchase
This Is found just under the head.
Take out all the meat from the shell and
claws, fake 1t finely and mix with the
breadcrumbs. oil and vinegar. and season
to taste.
Wash and dry the shell and put In the
mixture putting the faxed meat from the
large claws on the top and garnishing 1t
with tiny sprigs Of parsley Serve on q
folded napkin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-11
LOAN TO COLLEGE.

NJ. Morgenthau. jr., Company have placed
with the Title Guarantee and Trust COM
pany for the College of Dental and oral
Surgery of New York, OF which Dr. VIII
lam Carr is dean and Clarkson cow
is president, building and permanent
first mortgage loan OF $1,000 Inc
mortgage is to cover the property at NO
3C2 to 3Os East 35th street. plot. 7SXlVo
feet. on the south side Of the street Just
east OF Second avenue and facing 81. "a
br!ers Park, where a fine college building
is in course of erection from plans OF the
architects, J. b. Shocks Sons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-11
Fl DORADO APARTMENTS IN TRADE
Two Structures Occupying Entire Block Front on Central parK
West Figure in 81 s4O 900 Exchange for Brooklyn Parcels


investor the Ave story tenement house No. l43z
Third avenue, adjoining the northwest corner OF
SD street on lot %. 6xl022 feet -
10th STREET-E. Sharum has sold NOS 10
and 1l5 East 10th street. two four story tehe-
ment houses, on a plot 2OrlOO feet each. LOIS
at Millville. y. j.. were given in part payment.
Tho Cronx.
ST AIMS AVENUE-E. Shaum sold NO. III
81 AIMS avenue 4 five story tenement house,
OF lot 25x75 feet. I'm part payment for when
the buyer gives ten lots at Eastport, Long
Island.
KINGSBRIDGE ROAD-E. Sharum sold No.
20 East Klnssbridge Road, brick dwelling
house. on a lot 16xso feet. -Four lots In SUFFOLK
County were given IN part payment.
HEATH ANENUE-Ernst Calm have sold
FOR Mary <. Champoli four two family houses
Nos 1905 29OT, 1900 and 29ll Heath avenue,
90 ch on a lot II l0x9O feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-11
pjcKLED MAcKEREL.

Rerired-six small mackerel, six pep
per corns, three cloves bayieai' Tea
cupful of vinegar.
Split open the fish, remove the head anu
backbone. Pepper and salt well. roll each
one up, and tie with cotton. Lay In deep
dish with the spices, bayleaves and VINE
gar: pour enough hot water to cover
Cover the dish, and bake in hot oven
for twenty minutes TO half an hour.
When cold take out Of the vinegar, place
on a fiat dish, with little of the vinegar
poured round
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-11
MECHANICS LIENS.

3lST ST, Is West; Morris Rubin agt Robert
Smith. owner Frank Siesel, contractor, si2o
1e6th SITS block. etc; John Conway sgt Hip
podrome Co and l65th street Realty Co. own
ers; Patrick Reddy. contractor; s1i00.
BROADWAY, cor 42d 81, 51.41s6 *
irreg; Gustave Walter agt Lankershire
Realty Co and Ernest II Fleschmann Co,
owners and contractors; $3,S9s s4.
100: Metal Stamping Co agt Thomas Adds
Emmett Realty Co, owner, Cherry Driscoll CO.
contractor; sl34 AZ.
18TH ST, 500 West Isaac Bonyor ast
Lentz Realty Co. owner and contractor: Frank
Miller and Benjamin Nieberg, contractors:
s., 050
VERMILYEA AVE, 149 TO 15s; Michael Me-
Namara agt Allen Construction Co. owner;
Sam Rosen, contractor: 500 30,
18TH ST, APT and 429 East; Max Gordon Il
al agt Carisbrooke Realty Co., owner; Coles
Contracting Co. contractor; sllo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-11
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesrooms, Nos. Il and Is Vesey street:
BY Henry Brady.
sTH AVE. $40, cor 9th st. "a 6xs1 10; q
and sty tenements and stores; sold TO the
plaintiff for s4S.500.
At the Bronx Exchange:
BY Joseph P. Day.
18TH ST, s66 East, 6 cor Crotona Parkway.
116 3x35 9xl0o 1x20 3; 3 sty tenement and stores:
sold to the plaintiff for $41, 400.
1s2D ST EAST. s. 1913 II W OF Southern
Boulevard. 50Xl0O; vacant, sold TO l. Napoleon
Levy for S4,57j.
BY Samuel Goldsticker
CONCORD AVE 4e6, e S, 175 II OF 145th St,
25x1OO; 3 sly tenement; sold to the plaintiff for
81 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-11
SIMPLE HOT WEATHER ITEMS
Do not drink ice water.
not 4 tdnk god a water,

Do not drink ice "dItI'
Do not drink soda water.
Walk on the shady side OF the street
even ~ II seems to be an effort to cross
over.
rat sinple food and eat just enough to
,a,isf,, the annette. Avoid mixtures.
r. 10 arrange your work SO as to DC
indoors from u o'clock to $50.
Be sure that you know that the water
Won are drinking Is uncontaminated.
Keep busy and forget the heat; You can.
Fn6eavor to keep cool inWardly; II heips
toward happiness in warm weather
A collar Of medium height when Is noI
NEON fortably stiff Is cooler for some
neopie than low-cut collars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-11
FRIcASSEED EGGS.

Reouired.-Four eggs, one ounce OF out-
fer half an ounce of -four, half pint OF
milk, pepper, salt. nutmeg three ounces OF
macaroni.
Boil the macaroni IN slightly sailed water
fiji tender, but not soft, drain and Keep
hot. Boil the eggs four minutes, and then
peel them carefully.
Arrange the macaroni in ring on not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-11
NEW BUILDING PLANS,
JULY 10. g.,
Ma n attain,

OLD SLIP, s, from Pearl to Water Sc tcs
a q sty office bldg, lac. 5x57. 91-xll3.3; VIM n
Grace & Co 1 Hanover Square. owner; D Oench
& Yost and J W oconnor, 1o6 West 10th St
architects; cost, $3.50. 600.
for sty lofts and stores bldg, 80 4Is6:e;
odsll; $50 Park ave: owner; soo ooo I0nl'n'on'
ST NICHOLAS AVE, 654; for sty tennnt
"A 1lxss 191st Street Construction Co, $50 West
Hist ST. owner; Sommerteld & steck!er, 81
Union Square, architects; cost, $50, 900.
HESTER ST, cor Elizabeth 81; for an .
sty school, "a 6x99.9; Children's Aid Society. los
East 22d st, owner; Parish & Schroeder, II West
3lst ST. architects; cost. Sl25,0c0.