National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-26

3 Fox have ground at tho southeast corner OF
Nineteenth and | streets; also q portion on
Nineteenth ttreet placarded for sale.
..Thos. y. wnggaman has a four.story brick
dwelling for ront on the north side Of street,
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets. on
the south side Of street, between Eighteenth
nhrles are building for Major Nicholson, now
residing at Georgetown, two modern four-story |
residences, having fifteen rooms each, gas, |
water, ranges, bathrooms and wnter-clOsets on |
third and fourth floors, dumb walters, laundry, |
&c, Tho hnish Ia hard wood on first floor and |
imitation on upper floors; italian martll nantes
IN the puflOfs, which arc three deep, separated
by sliding doors, and running % a hay window
| IN rear 1t Is the purpose Of Major Nicholson |
TO occupy one Of these when Finished this fan,
| Opposite these buildings Andrew u. Coyle, |
| real estate agent, has lot, about twenty feet
| front, placardc1 for sale. The value OF ground
on ms SQUARE 81 per foot with ysry li,s for
| On Inc corner OF Nineteenth and streets is
the residence o. Po'tm INV d ~shst S eresws
| occupied during the war by Gen. Howard as the
| onlcc Of the Freedman's Bureau. Adjoining this
| Il the elegant home Of Gen. Albert Myer, OF the
.qnal service, better known to the public "a
"Old Probabilities"
situated at the northwest corner OF Eighteenth
and streets 10
TuR MANSION OF MARSHALL BROWN,
| 4 gentleman known not only TO the Washington
public, but TO citizens all over the UDlted States
Sotel," now The Me:ropohtan, which Ia also his
| valuable property. There Is perhaps not within
the limits Of Washington more deliberately
elegant private residence than this. IL was nn-
ished last fall AT cost Of not less than s60,OOO
| The contractor gave up the work before compile
ton. not being able to nnish IL within the am unit
| stated In his contract, which was about $4,000,
| Me- Brown then retained the contractor 3 en-
| ployees and finished the structure himself.
lis architectural desgn-the work OF Ainlph
. | Cluss-is Imposing and yet neat. TIE building
! /, OF pressed brick with brownstone trimmings,
J about 6OxiO0 feet. It's bay windows continue
, from the ground to tho third story, aud look OUT
. npon both streets. This residence contains four
! teen bedrooms, parlor, 100 feet deep; library,
. nall and billiari-Toom, DINING room, bullet 4
lantry, Shlna.room, laundry, Kitchen coal anu q.
steam. the noofs In the halls are laid IN Whitc
rilc; those In basement are OF concrete. IL has
been occupied since last November, the date OF
, is com pletion and forms one OF the distinctive
attractions OF this section OF the city. Inc
. ground covered by this modern dwelling was
: | formerly occupied by the old white afk-shnpcd
i | house Inhabited by the Olcr famlly-latey prom
: mont 10 the public through the surreptllioul
y | marriage Of one Of tho daughters to DR. Ralpt
| Anllck, the son Of the late Commodore j. ~
\ Aulick, whose spacious residence stands dlreclll
Y opposite on the northwest corner, and IL now 10
! ale or ront by Samuel V. Niles, esq, whose Gle
: | rant residence " n few doors east.
&c on tho south side Of ] street, between Seven
=, teenth and Eighteenth, DOS. Rcdfern, one OF GU
- retired merchants, Is erecting a hue iOur-stoT
~ pross-brick residence, with Nova Scotia ston
y | trimmings, and possessing all the modern con
J. yenienccs. This will be ready for occupation
le ms ia MI. Su,edh, Wnp nes eIn faursior
d ssnt @ ~, snis s'Ie Of ibr street for sal
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OF hnoMn VI Ia $50 49, sbrnhharv ami shad
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