The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-30
New buildings In Now York.

houses ste ocAlt Ia Very Hnn manner, the walls
rsOme GASES being only eight inches thiok--just
ths length Of . common sized brick These houses,
which are built for tenement purposes are orc rded
IN some cases with dozen families, and there are
some OF them which even contain score Of families.
Inc smell streets IN THIS ward is abo minable
al sorts OF garbage being thro~n out before the
doors, and lift there TO r0s, breeding disease and
sickness to fearful extent IL will be seen there
are TWO nqm churches building In this ward, one
OF which, tks.Gernan Catholic church, is very
hne and substantial edtise Below is lat Of the
new buildIEge now erectiDg in this ward
Fisher AID Bird have recently erected q new
building, No. 446 Houston street; it is seventy
I'VE feet 'front.' fifty eight feet deep, and four sto
ries high the front is oriek except the first story
which is cast iron. The fest story is occupied by
Fisher and Bird, and the upper stories by r. Ferris
organ manufacturer. Cost Z 900.
The dwelling houses Nos 40 aud AZ Seventh
street, and which nearly fasbed are twenty five
feet front and four stories high The first story is
Drown stone; above tina The front is Phil adelpha
brick. These are very and handsome houses,
AID will cost about So coo each.
Weioh Congregational Church. - This church,
which IN course Of erection. is situated in Ee zenith
street, near Third avenue; il is thirty six feet font,
and sixty. Eve feet deep rhe entire building will
DO constructed Of brick except the front Of the base
nent, which will be brown stone It is 9 very
small church, and will not cost over $4,000. Il
will be finished late in the fall.
The store No. Sixth street, which Is nearly
finished, is twenty-five feet front, forty-two feet
deep, and four stories high. The front ia brick.
except tho rst story Which is cast iron and bro WI
stone. 1t will cost about $4,000.
The dwelling house No 40 Sixth street, which Is
nearly built ia twenty five feet front, forty feet
deep, and four stories and basement high. The
basement is brown stone above this the front is
brick. 1t viii be soon finished, and will cost about
5000.
r.. G. Thompson has built livery stable, No. los
Fast Fourteenth street II is twenty five feet front,
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stories high The lower part is ocecped as ~. .Ierv
stable, ana tho upper PAT as = dwelling house HI
has also built dws!ning hoose, No. Ito East Four
oeenta asseaI which is twenty-five feet front, forty
two feet deep, ard four stsries high. Both build
ngs are composed entirely Of brick, and cost $500
The dwelling house No Eleventh street, which
Is in course Of erection, is now nearly finished. II is
twenty-five feet front. forty feet deep, and three
stories and basement high The front is bnok e1-
cept the basement, which La brown stone It will
cost $4,000.
Mr.. Robinson is building three fine dwelling
houses, Nos 1872, 1914 and 1856 Second avenue. They
are sixteen fest front, fifty feet deep, aud stories
high. Tho frat stories are brown stone; above this
the fronts arc constructed Of brick, trimmed with
brown stone they will be soon finished and will
cost abou. S6 900 each.
In Twelfth street, between the First and Sc .ond
avenues, Mr. King has erected eight dwelling houses
stories and basement high. The fronts are brick,
except the Easements, which are constructed OF
brown st0no They will cost about 81 900 zach Hs
has also butt four dwelling houses, just below the
above, which arc twenty three feet 'front.' fifty feoe
deep. and four etories high these will cost about
5000 zach.
Mr. Robinson has built two dwelling houses in
Twelfth street, near Second avenue. They are
twenty one feet front, eacb aud three stories and
basement high The fronts constructed of brick,
except the placements, which arc brown stone; they
viii DO fnished during the fall and will cost about
g. 900 each.
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two dwelling houses in an unfinished state; they
arc twenty i've feet front, fifty feet deep, and four
stories high. They viii cost about $1,000 each
Mrs sluyvesant is building an addition to her
house, No us Second avenue; the building will be
about fifty feet deep on Eleventh street, and three
stories high; it viii be finished III the fall, aud will
cost about 5000,
A. Smith is building store, No It's First
svenuo; it is twontythreo fees front, forty eight
feet deep, and five stories high; the upper part will
De occupied ss dwelling house; it will bo flashed
this fall, and will cost 5000 He is also building
The store No i79 First aTeous watch is tho same
size a. che above, and wil cost about 5000,
Anthony Degtco has erected a block of nine
houses in Iirst avenue, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth STE ss; they twenty-five feet front,
City feet deep, and Eve stories high; the first stories
will DO occupied as stores. ana the upper enos US
dwellings, the first stories east iron, and brown
stone above his the fronts are brick Cost, IS 90
each
A. Smiia is building dwelling house at No. 81
tslceJ. ~ 10 twenty l4ct lfOlt, lolty-
eight feet aeep, ard five stories high. The base
nent is constructed OF brown stone; above this
che front il brick. IL will DO finished IN the fall
and will cost about 5000.
The house No POS First avenue, which is now
building, lie three stories high This il cheap
house, and will not coat over & 800.
j. Rertno is building two houses at Nos. l19 and
LII Thirteenth street. These arc small three-stofy
houses. and will not cost over 81, 600 each,
ID Hagerfy has bufN dwelling house Mt No.
2i1 Eas. Fourteenth street. 1t is twenty five feet
tont, and Eve stories high. The frat story is cast
iron and brown stone above this the font is brick
1t will coat about So 0C0,
J.. Dugan has built q dwelling house, No. 2,9
Thirteenth street. IL is twenty-five feet front.
forty-eight feet deep, and four stories high. Tho
Grst story - osss iron and brown stone, and will be
occupied ~ store. Cost, $4,000.
Mr.. Cunningham is building clearinghouse,
No 400 Twelfth street 1t is twenty-five feet font,
thirty-iye feet deep, and five stories high. This
ia a cheap tenement house, and will not cost over
$4,000 he is also bulldog one next door, which
will be tao came size ~ the above ono. Cost,
$4,000.
s Mr. Ki'orsn is building dwelling house, No
81 Tenth atrect. II ia twenty five feet front, and
1--we stories nigh viii be finished in tho fall Cost,
about $6, 900.
The iweli;pg.house No. 800 Tenth street, which
is in course Of erection. is twenty-five feet front,
thirty five feet deep and five stories high This is
q double tenemenc house, and viii cost 5000
John Eesly Is building three dwelling houses,
Nos 29l 296, and 295 Ninth street they
twenty six eel 'front.' twenty SIX feet deep, and SIX
stories high; they are double tenement houses. lie
Is also bu,idlns ssoro, No l3i avenue A, which is
twenty Fix iess front, thirty feet deep, and six
stories high. They will be finished in October, and
will cost Sld, 900
John Eogg is building store at No. 1873 Avenue
A. it is twenty. six feet front hhy feet deep, and
Eve stories high; the FIRST story Is brown stone;
nbove this the front is brick IL will be finished in
the fall, and will cost about $1,000.
J. Wash ia building handsome dwelling house,
No. 10 Eighth street. it is twenty six feet trout,
thirty seven feet deep, and five stories high Tho
front is comented sad the stylo of architecture i
Byzantian. Il is noarly finished, and will cost about
x5.0 goo
p O'Brien has built dwelling house, No II st
Marks place i liz twenty five fact front, forty feet
deep, end four stories high The front is brick
trimmed with cast iron; IL is nearly finished, aud
" i'll cost about $4,000.
i j. Wood has receatiy built five dwelling houses.
Nvorner of First avenue and 81 Marks place; they
lire Eve stores high, and are cheap tenement houses
The lower part is occupied stores Cost $lo 900
James aliy ia building n dwelling house, No. VI