The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-22


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s whole depth Of che lot The hsghs 70 tSs ss,ss
fourteen feet The foundation walls are foartssn sss
aud ten feet deep tho foundation walls OF the tewers
fsetthok The thickness OF the upper walls /. two fss
The building Is OF solid stone, with brown stone front
The roof Is peaked and made Of slate and the oorncss
and six By sixteen The ediace Is Intended be used
as Jewish synagogue supplied with hot air furnaces
aud has parsonage and vestry room attached.
DIR. TYS0's CHURCH.
sachsd pT Tynss nsnrob on -
east OF Madison avenue. II will cost $25 900, has 3
brown stone front with tin roof forty fess
wide and ninety one deep the height or the sides 4
thiryave fest and TO tho peak ATTY feet The Pounds
ton walls are ten feet deep and meet the rock two
twelve inches The cornices iron the roof peaked,
and the walls, which are independent, COPIED
twelve Ga and eight By twelve The building has twsn
inch PIERS nine columns and IL furnished with hot ~
furnaces
An elegant church (Presbyterian) Is being built II
Thirty fourth street. from No. lis to No 1875 measuring
ment under tho auditorium for lecture ROOM Buadat
school and GLASS meetings
Az No. 81 Third avenue Methodist church s bciae
sted in this part Of the city was put BY special psrm
sion Of the supreme Court Corner Of Thirty fourth 81
corner Of Fify.third street and Fourth avepae e
Thomas church d being erected which wtea huishsl
ssd large n;aubcr Of wOstmen are engaged daily -
building that portion Of ST. Patricks Cathearai atst
consumed by nre On Fifty street the nsnbets
substantial building for an Orphan Asylum.
TIES GERMAN HosrrrAt-
This elegant structure erected ON the g0und co.
closed by Seventy Seventy seventh streets aAe
Lexington and Fourth avenues II consists OF three
aud the width q ths cSnrs Is thirty feet and Of each
tho two wings fty-two feet making frontage o. enc
hundred and thrtyfour feet The upper story is Man
ssrd roof covered with slate and TIM the cornices are
made OF brick and iron The foundation wsls arc fous
teen and sixteen feet deep and two feet thick
and the upper walls twenty inches and sixteen inches
in thickness There are two paviiions In -
building, one for administrative purposes, che othee
on the first and second stories hundred and s1
feet long. twenyasvsn Wide and sixteen high and
paole Of containing thirty two patients ZACH This hs
pta Is one OF the most suitable for the purposes In THU
ctythe situation Is healthy. the wallis arc being wsn
dried and protected against the effects OF dsmpness,
feet is allowed for each patient and everything that oas
add TO the comfort and health OF the patients Ia beae
strictly attended to In the erection Of this institution
SCHOOLS
The City Council are putting up rather staunch bui4
Ing intended for public school, at 81 Vestry street.
II consists OF three storas nfty feet In depth and
eighty seven In WIDTH and IL said TO entail an outlay q
at least $4,000 The same corporation s erecting an
other school at Nos &c. SO and 20 Greenwich street. oos
tanning three stoes and measuring fftyour feet hga
seventy Eve wide and hundred and twenty seve9
and La four o
building forty feet wide and fifty deep being buiiA
and Ia also intended for q school house. And q vort
large private school Is being built on Nos $50, AL "a
and as Ninth avenue.
At the Of Bowery and Seventh street IL being
erected very handsome and extensive building, th4
Metropolitan Savings Bank. The frontage Thirl
avenue forty feet and Seventh street sevenys
four feet and s built OF white marble The entrance b
the banking on Third avenue ID TO have mar6ao
stoop. The building will be three stories high, excuf
Of basement and under cellar, and Msnsard roef
fourth story. and the total cost II 10 estimated viii b
over $4,000 Another building intended also Tor Q
Savings Bank Ia being erected ct the OF LigA
and Canal streets II y four stories high, eixtyfoue
feet wide and ninety deep The front Of bassmeal
stories OF white marble The safes 70 be entirely ~
solid granite two feet thick and the value OF the bunA
ing Is supposod 70 be about 500, 00O
nusErK AND ARNoRY.
An armory being built at Nos 81 and 80 B0wery n
Mr. Allen, aud museum on the aground from Nos 2l4
TO 227 Broadway, by the New York Museum Assoclnh
Non, under the management Of Mr.. Barnard
As nearly possi - the above Ia very close apDreAs
nation 10 the number OF now buildings yet unanlshe
In this city The total number commenced from ~
beginning OF the year up 70 the 10th OF N0vembee u
fourteen hundred and sixty eight and about nlue hsat
drsd Of them already finished One hundred ~ q
hundred atty have been oommenoed but very ateys
and nothing done yet but digging out and preparing ~
foundations Those erected this year exceed by to
hundred the buildings OF any year since 1890 And W
improved style, the solidy Or tho buiIdngs the pre3
vontives and protection against hrs and their geesrM
appearance very much In advance OF any put ~ u
New York since u was nrst discovered.