New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

..Ll;.h,osnt No 294 Broadway. adjoining Ds
po.a,.,,, snIepdid store. MIR. Pixies improvement
r,u h. quite unique, and exceedingly saossanslai
and ornamental The exterior will DO constructed
Of brown stone after the usual plan. The show
visdow will be placed in the center Of the principal
story. similar to thas in De Foreeat's With en-
frances to the store Oh each aide The interior Will
be anished in the most complete and approved
style, fsteG up with cases, and extending o2oR 60
the depth Of 30 feet. The seeond and third ssorlea
Ct the building are for private occupation. &ae
fourth and 9Th floors are to be appropriated 70 tue
Philoso phicd AID other large nsromensa. "A maui
soms range OF iron stairwa5s Will afford easy a.
cess to this elevated portion the warehouse tho
entire Arrangements are upon an excehehs pau;
when completed this will be among the mois in'
nortaut improvements OF the season 1t VIII Do
6nsbed In about tWo months.
The building adjoining the Tabernacle, NO. JAZZ
ose been renovated. and transformed into a loo@'
,og.elsss warehouse. 1t is occupied by ssssfs'
Waller & Krcps.
Bessrs ] I. Cox are erecting handsome
Eve story building on the corner of bfoao"%y euu
Leonard et-No 349. Ii fs fronsed WIN otown
atone finished in fine style, and Ii designed ior
stores. |, adioins the American Institute
The Union Clubhouse has received the deslra
bic addition of light airy front iron pillars and
oonvenences for atores.
In the vicinity Of Grald-at. the most important
Improvement i, the enovation OF ths old latter.
sails" which is being demolished to make room for
a new Concejt.Hell, and handsome range Of
atores. with & number OF other i'm provenenta Tbs
protector is Nr. George w. Miller The four lots
Nos 442, 444, 4G and 448, formerly covered by tho
"Tattersalls," will be occupied by range OF
stores brick above and stone below, extending 100
feet On Broadway and so feet in depth. large
building il being constructed In the rear, with the
entrance on Broadway, Tor the purposes OF Con-
cert Hall, calculated to seat twelve hundred PEI
sone, and to hold comfortably 1900 II will bs frat
occupied by Telioas' Minstrele and will be com
pluted BY the Goth inst. The arrangements Of this
Hall are TeIl planned, ard will insure common
6able decree Of comfort. Ii will be Handsomely
fitted up th cushioned seats placed in e semi
circular form, galerea and stage-boxes. Tbs con-
structon OF the latter, with the proscenum, will
be the workmanship of Nr John ID. Trimble, and
OF course will be- well done.
TIE stores will be about FIVE in number, and will
be ready for occupation by next Spring On the
remaining portion Of the property will be Car
risEe warehouse, conducted by MIR Miller; with an.
entrance on Broadway. The next improvement is
upon the Coliseum property, Immediately adjoin-
ing, where Mr. Miller is remoieng and enarsing
to areat extent. The Coliaeum Ballroom hiss
been rearrapged and improved, and so connected
with the upper portion of the Concers-Hall az 10
form epecous quite Of 8 all and Supper rooms Bou
dorse etc quite unsurpassed in the City for size and
convenience Of arrangement. The hight OF the
Ballroom is 80 feet, and it is some 80 feet square
the Supper room is upon the same level, and Is 80
feet in width by 100 in Length The Ladleg Bou
dor iE so feet long by 20 wide. 1t is contemplated
to fit up the largo Supper room with seats when
not in use for other purposes, and rent 1t for public
ssaembsges, worshp, or the like. We were
pleased with one great Improvement In the con
strueton Of the Concert room, where space OF
| some ak feet-three on each side--has been lef,
vacant FOE the purposes Of light and ventilation.
This improvcn ent will then comprise Ave lots on
Broadway, from Nos 442 to 450 inclusive involving
an expenditure OF about $4,000.
B1ouehep's new Theater near the corner OF
Bronze at. il rapidly progressing large number
Of men st work upon it. The onl""~"Io On
trance will bo made through the property lately
occupied % thc5 New York Mourang store.''-
The coat OF sho entire structure will be $4,000.
At the corner OF gpring.a!-- where such unsight-
|, heaps of bricks and other materials have 80
long distracted the atreetIhree sixstory Rsores
are erecting. They are the property of Aid. Wood
ruff, and occupy the sitea Of three fine dwellings,
which lave been demolished for this purpose. The
aores will have brown atone fronts and are of large
qze--ex,ending on Broadway rs feet 6 incbes and
IN Sprine.:t ebout leo feet They will be com.
plesed this Fall. The cost ia $50 600,
Nos. 37t $40 AZ and 4sl Broadway are under
going slight alterations to fit them for atores. Ne
$40 10 being extsnded in tho rear and receiving
other additions, and will be occupied by HaTman
& Nssh, suctoneors. No $50 ia handsome store
jpst erected by Mt Lauyistz, marbe.cutser, on
the site Of mia recent place OF buainesa.
Nlbo's new Hotel and range Of stores on Broad
way and Prince st ia going steadily, and will be
completed IL q fow mohttF, We have previously
described The plan of this Improvement and now
add few interesting particulars of the minor
Trimmings The drsta.ory is divided into ten stoycs
each having front Of 20 feet aud depth Of 40
Tho store.iron.s will he OF iron, with revolving
iron shutters. The door ways and windows will
be srched ghe wndows viii consist Of two large
panes Of pata glass; turpag on hin6es 40 that they
may be opened with the greatest facility when ne
cesaary for ventustion This ether storisa will be
constructed Of brownstone OF beth streets On
Broadway the front will have twonty-nine wiadowa
of ptte-5lsfs On every rtory, and finished With
cognices, Arohitreycs. richly carved corbols, and
deePset sitls. Rows Of columns OF the Ionic order
will be placed between every two windows, sur.
mounted by d deep stone COMICS aud ornamental
bauscades, rising from the center OF which will
be flagstaff. Ire three fscsionr into which the
front will hs dIvi6.d tyiiI hs 6o,.b.J :, IL, sa;