New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-24

hyeso S'oro f an or.r.i by Arnold 4 Constale-the
nyo Io9swg o 6Te.sfory stores running through from
Mercersf 10 Nos 53 so and J4l broadway on Canal
cun,s Mnseum-and the yestOry warehouse on it H
and Cireeue.sts, frOnted with iron columns ,r.1cster
sonrscs the first story faced above WIN many first
Lone and estimated $4,000. very man. ra,,-
eues Intended FOR family eaG so rnyiImc
nenced last season. the plans submitted III I fed I'M
for 500 more buildings of this class than were P re-
the plans for the previous year. ga hc most note
"'rtv is he ,articent mansion Of VIM IS As.o ~, nv
northwest corner Of MadsonaNe anu rsfoy Mansard
yolned M $4,000 IL is one OF three iou oo - ,
ronf@d dwclnnrs each 81 feet VIDE W W uCel, Hn
fronts accH hatbor notable residence, estimated 10
CT sI 0O il that of Hon GEORGE Op he; az '"I "a 10
a fo,T.stOry basement and subcellar dwelling ga
feet wide by 100 feet deep with oroWn.5'oT Mrs.
Eva l. kip $500. corner Of Fifh.ave and FGrcth,t
and for Rcy H. s. Rowland, $1,000 corner
OF FiGh.aye. and FOry-tithSt series Oi eIt ne
class dwellings, each % wide by 20 Geep Win Ia, rC ne
and br0wnsOne fronts have also been on .no
north side Of Fortyseyenths l25 feet cast Ol fH'he
al a total estimated cost o. $4,000. lac. ,,oor o,d NJ
Eight schoolhouses were proposed last year ana f
these. three story brick building ON Sb WSs
Tigbtecnh aud West TbIieth-sts. respectively an iour
Tor bubble school purposes in progress - the close
eff fhe season Of 1865 Fifteen new ohurccS we're pro
vided for IN last years plans Inc Cnulcn VI IlUG
nocents" large brick structure on ThirtysoventnS'
100 feet west Broadway, with splre i69 Ce ~ j
was not even commenced Among the edlces uil'sn iH
C I Of The Holy Cross" On Fory-second-st, he
tween Eighth and Nnt,ayeS 9niit nHSt irch on
Fifthave.. adjoining the residence aH9 10 cos S1i
The EuiScOnul
ffIltf between Seventh and ElghitaYes, faced Win
Nyock frrrsone and with bltc-st0ry extension LOT
sGo an NintIaye near Thirty nintlst of the
Collegiate Reformed Protestant Duteh church, coSlnS
Inc principal public building, commenced last year
and unfinished at the close Of tine season Is INC nSn
iap aS fcsS a.. feet on Fourtrave aud l25 feet
TWnty.thirdst with fronts of brown and Dorchester
stone, and an ornamental Mansald roof Us cost Is
Estimated al S3OOtOJ Another imposing edihce is The
Grand Hotel with six stories and basement above the
sidewalk aud twO-stOry Mansard roof, situated at Tue
corner OF broadway and Thirty-trst-St, ana eOStng
about quarter OF million. Other new and notlceaOIe
pubic structures are the eommodous Erie ferry bnid
ings at the foot Of West Twenty hirdSt inc he two
story brick building for the Department OF Ch%lteS ana
Correction az the corner Of Thrdave and EoNenthsL;
the four story brick building for the New orK
at the Of Center and Whtests.' Win fIe i
iUIStory akrooed Industrial school and Workhouse
of the House OF the Good Shepherd on NnetelnsC near
al Wasns on ny ui ~ and DHmb ana the Orphan
nuth-st., between Seventh and EgitaaYes rms Is 20
st@nal bndings AT this point which the Catholic faith
OF New-YOrk intends 10 iutrench ITSELF 49,. 49,, o,,o
Besides the various important Sttue,ueS' Lq ~
tion OF which will mark the architectural calendar Gd
1862 much Longer list OF costly 1Dpn e s SI,n erod
Concerning these il is not easy 10 give, relIaDIe
Ss not ve a been S Submitted to the Superintendent
Buildings; aud those that have been hpptOEed are
than likely to be very materially altered before the
structures completed. $50 ,...,-., -,
Chief among the projected buildings Of 1859 Is the grand
tends To- erect on the west side of Fourhaye. between
1fcent iron sixsory structure with Mansard roof and
towers Ii win front 1924 feet on the avenue, and 2 feet
the wealth Of The owner win be ayshed the architects
skill viii be taxed and the exhausted
make ia all respects one OF the modest peheVoeht
Institutions of the nineteenth century The ground Tor
this slupendous structure is already broken. con,
tracts ara made and materials purchased aud 1t VIII
very probably DO completed WITHIN year
recently purchased for about three!Ourths OF million
is TO be greatly enlarged improved ana ornanehte, ana
al uylf IN 10 as
the old Winter Garden Tiffany Co viii erect TINS
iron store the " Fftecnthst. and Broadway
very large and handsome mercantile building, OF
marble and granite, in the style OF the French Renais
sance be erected FOR LOrng Andrews at the corner
Of Gift aud Beekmansts on the old site OF ST. George
Church. Another structure TO CONTAIN hal thsater,
and lodge rooms VIII also probably be erected on the
Among the hrscass stores for which plans have been
approved since the LIST Of January 1862 yesory
brick structure, with reestOne front at No ACC BroOme
and 4Tf EToonast: t6d five stories 6iri Win ron
trout, at No 40 Walkerst, fourth six stories high.
With iron front at Nos. 100 and lC2 W9tls hlth OF
sixth lrOnroned and 1--we stories HIGH at No 421 Broad
Among the private residences for which plans have
been submitted This season may be Ioteda row Of eight
lse"ss INThS, W'h ID ots' ~ Inc
block OF eight similar dwellings at the corner OF Ninth
ON One-Hundred aud Twenty seventhst; another near
Aadsonave on Seventy -fourth,st block OF seven at
Of each secondaye Forty second and For
humber Of spacious factories are also provided for in
the plans for this season. including hyesory brick
building ~ by 80 at the Of secondave and TWEEN
tyiretst for Haiues & Bros, piano manufacturers
at aud "a WOOSterst for Archer, Paucoas: Co..
of fixtures yarush factory comprising six two
story brick buildings at the corner OF Frstaye and sixty
ffn-st FOR G. Recda sxstoIy brick chair factory, 25
by 35s Madisou-s for J. Mason Co and grand
III East HOusoD-st Tor Levi II. Mace
The principal new church edhces approved this year
the Washington lights Methodist Church. brick So
by ga, the Of TeDtlaye. and Northumberland
Ifylhld ST. the First Baptist Church, BRICK As by So
on Palkayc. near FOrtieth-st. the Church Of Holy
Trinity brick 100 by no. corner OF FIfh.avc aud One
hundred-andt twenty -Sst; the " Church OF the Holy
near FOurth-ave, Seventy fourthst and twostory
brick church. rs by 20 near Madson-aye ON Seventy
The most noticeable public buildings for which plans
have been presented, large story brick station
house NinthaNe ON One-hundredthst and prison
OF the size near Seyenth.ave, on Thirtieths;
ferry house. ll3 by So for the New Jersey Rail
road Company, at the foot OF DesDrossesst; pubic
hall Terrace Garden" 4G by 20, stories high OF
wood and corrugated iron, near Thirdave, on Fifty
eghthst fcurstory brick hospital, l6 by SCI, at the
OF LeXng Oiaye. and Forty second ST., and the
Croton Market" an immense tT0s9ry brick structure
tOn.aves. and FOrty-secOnd and FOrtythird'sts
THE NEW THIRTYFOURTH-ST MARKET.
AN EXTENSIVE PRIVATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PUBLIC HALL, AND FIRST-CLASS TENANT
HOUSE COMBINED IN ONE.
Upon the 4th day of last November ground
was broken the south side OF ThrtyfourtL-st, be.
tween Second and Thlrdaves, for a large four-story.
natrooed brick structure with street frontage Of 1
feet This ednce comprises separate houses each
~ feet in width and co feet deep and extending from
No. 2ls 10 No. $50 inclusive the lower story Of the
whole building running back 40 feet further
10 the middle OF the square. The structure
Is rapidly approaching completion, and brick 4Story,
Mansardroofed public hail. feet wide, feet deep
and 20 feet high Is to be Immediately erected ad
flta fgid