Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-18
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PETER HAYDEN's New BUILpING.-This
fine building, now in the progress of COM
pietion. already gives signs of being, In
architectural beauty, one of the finest
buildings In the west. The architect, n.
B. Kelly, Esq, one of our old citizens,
laid the; foundation broad and deep of his
skill, on the State House, of which he was
i for q long time the architect, and on the
High oSchoof and other fine buildings, as
an architect of rare merit His fame must
increase when the Hayden building is
completed. 1t has already reached the
/ second story, and Is being rapidly pushed
to completion. 1t is SO much admired that
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The building is bounded on the south by
Broad street. east by Center alley and north
\ by private alley, and measures. SO inches
on Broad street by 122 fl. 8 in. Cd Center
alley. and four stories high. The basement
story to be fioored, plastered and ceiled;
lighted ON the east side and north end by
barred windows, on the frontby Illuminated
iron pavemenh and is reached by flight of
commodious stairs, leading from the center
of each store. The. water closets for the
accommodation of each store are located
in the. basement. The first principal story
Is divided into two store rooms, the east
1ls #. in. by 29sft.16 inss the west room
lis #. 4 in; by 2s #. s 1ny and to .ea,h
store room is attached office and counting
rom, iron ibdrgiar.proof vaults, and all
improved hosting apparatus, leading from
base tment toifourtha story The second
story Is divided into six rooms; two sto Q
rooms and four offices, with wardrobts,
water closets and coal bins attached, and
is reached by the main stair case, leading
from the south front. The third and fourth
stories are left in two rooms the entire
length of the building, and are intended for
the accommodation of the stores below.
The second, third aud fourth stories, west
side of building, are lighted by sky-light
IL by Effect. The leading features in the
design of the front partake OF the Roman
esque and Italian styles, combined with
harmonious and pleasing effect. The en-
tire front on Broad street will be built of
brown free stone and backed up inside with
brick. The flank of the building on Cen
ter alley will be built of brick, having stone
quoins at each angle with rustical joints,
and stone drip-course at each story. The
Broad street front and alley side will be
crowned with a heavy. galvanized iron
cornice, the frieze of which is ornamcnt,d
with brackets and pannels with cusp ira
Gerry. The building is to be rooted with
tin. sas -.l, l,l7'1l-..'
GALooT REcoRD.-Business still contin-
ues brisk in the galoot department, and
the display yesterday was large and redo-
lent.
Geo. Mcdonnell was drunk and disor-
derly. He went to Wards saloon and
kicked up bobbery, smashing things in
an utterly reckless manner. He was fined 4
So and in default was sent to the stone 4
pile. -a~s a.s- i-rs-s rsts !
Charles Webber, unlike his great name
sake, is not given to harmony. A row is /
his chief delight. He is never cool and /
contented except when he is in hot water.
For being disorderly he was fined So and
costs. Not having the stamps he went to
the stone pile where he bewailed his mis-
cry and misfortnnes in mournful style,
emitting deep groans,, and appealing for 4
mercy in affecting prayers. @ ,gsE 4
Henry Dunsmark enjoyed plain drunk. 4
He got so full that he couldn't walk and
quietly laid down. He was presented with
a little hammer, not having the stamps
wherewith to pay So and costs.
John Gibson was found on the streets in
a benzinical and turbulent status. H.
wanted something to t-e-a-r-r-r. He was 4
full of fighting whisky. In default of $40 /
he hammereth.
! TGoALe-As we stated Yesterday, coal is /
held at fifteen cents per bushel, having ad-
yaiIeed some three or four cents in week \
or two., 1t is said by persons familiar with 4
the trade, that this advance cannot long be 4
maintained. There seems, SO far as we.ean 4
learn,no good reason for the present prices. 4
transportation is, and has been, lower than
ever before at this season of che year. Eff 4
teen cents is too much to pay for a bushel /
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