The New York herald., 1877-03-19

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sliding doors Tho library is finished In mahogany
ANA haud-painted tiles. The parior is finished
% white @ and s ool SoD q ss .:., s
laid, and. in act each Of the principal rooms has
wood and It's style OF inish, and in the finish
there 10 liberal amount OF iplaid work and heavy
waInscots In various kinds OF hard wood. on the first
noor there Is also kitcncn l6x2l feet buers pantry
llxl6 feet; servants hail. 10 feet square; sorsroons,
pantry and private stairway, the hundry. drying
room, wine cellar. &C., being in the basement
ished III IN ash each about is iees square. In tho
addition there arc several servants chambers,
,1nsn ,ns ac S,Vss % asnsd main sa pn: esty ossr
stained glass window representing the four seasons,
each light being about three and half feet bcgbt
In the centre oil tho ball 10 plate glass partition with
oak frame work, upon each OF which arc accom-
nodatcns for sitting and newell posts for gas that Is
long distance from the gas mains. A Staircase with
platform stairs five feet wide, extends from the nrst
each landing ihcro is an orci window while from the
contre landing balcony overlooks the hall Tho nall
nnsnso ~ aaarserea OAK WIN wn'cn material the
beng nlaid with maple and cherry. The staircase
rail - goose neck, which vs. gracefully carried
Into the angles OF the newell posts. No money has
been spared IN the building OF tho staircase, and
Is estimated that II will cost upward OF So 600 Tho
newell and twelve angle posts are richly carved aud
ornamentcd on the top with capital on the bottom
by eight square drop. On the capitals leaves and
flowers are hown out, which work mad to be done by
experienced workman. All the doors in tho house
have silver plated trimmings. II is ono OF tho most
substantially built houses IN Newport
very line stable has also been built, OF tho samo
style the house. Its dimensions are 44x47 icet,
two stories and halt high, and It is finished of with
cnpola and vanc. IL has six large stalls and box
stall Like the house, IL has neat iron railing around
the root and copper lightning rods we'll Il is
amount to $50, 600
nat MRS PKNDLEToxs COTTAGE 4.
Last summer Mrs. George II. Pendlcton. OF Cincin.
pat made up her mind TO nave a cottage or her own,
AZ she extremely fond OF Newport aud had spent
several seasons here Late in The fall so purchased
William Beach Lawrence. At Ochre Point, ana which
adJoins The residence OF Mr. J. f. Kernochan of New
and Tor which she paid about $4,000. The site for
cottage excellent one. for IL directly upon tho
ocean, with good view OF tho bathing beach and tho
Atlantic Ocean far the eye reach to the east.
ward and southwark The erection OF cottage
menced during tho winter, II being worry plain IN It's
outward appearance and in striking contrast to Mr..
Kernochan's house near by. The dimensions OF tho
main house arc 34sx40 feet. and on either side Is
addition ono being 2lx34 feet and the other IA x40
fecL On the cast side of the main house two
gon bay windows and piazza twelve feet WIDE extends
side runs into square bay, one story high, and
does not add much to the general appearance Of tho
usually large porch-iarge enough for q carriage
and two horses TO stand and be protected
13xl4 fce: is carried through tho house, aud tho op
posite end from the entrance Is largo window, from
which can be seen the and tho breakers dashng
and has bay window which Is ioxl5 iest Adjoining
the parlor Is library 14x16 feet and on the lott OF
case hall 10 feet wide The dining room is l6x2O ieet,
and this too, Is in the main house. In OF the ad
The dining room and paror have each large bay
dows that open on to tho piazza. The second
story OF the main house contains largo chambers.
and In the addition are tour servants and the
bath and tank room while the third story there
four large chambers. 1t has q Mansard ROOT, and
although there - nothing very attractive about
tho house save tho location, yet the rooms are
well connected and the cottage was built purely
show, Mr. and mrs. Pondlcton being Of the opinion
that would bo useless to spend moro than for
. summer home. Mr.. Pendleton seldom gets oppor-
tunity TO visit the place, but thought that he will
be here this season little moro than usual stable
OF the same style Of architecture tho house. 25x54
feet In Dimensions has also been built for Mr. Pcndc
ton.
GENxxAL cCLLuM's COTTAGE.
A villa has recently been started Clif avenue.
near the bathing beach, for General George W. Cuum
tho United states engineer, who will DO remem.
bercd as the husband OF the accomplished widow OF
the late Major General Halleck, United States army
He purchased two lots, one costing $e,50O and the
other $S,000 which made very commodious
after the Queen Anne style, and will attract
considerable attention when 1t is completed. The
stories high and has large and commanding tower.
from which an unobstructed vicw can bc had OF
the surrounding country. The paror Is lsx2e feot;
folding doors connecting it with the paror The din
ing room Is lSx21 feet and, like all tho principal
rooms on tho arst hoor. is finished IN ash and
has elaborate mantel, fireplace, hearth, &c. The
floors all laid in marquette style. Tho second
room, closets, &c The attic contains six anisned
rooms and in tho basement there is large kitchen.
laundry, store rooms, &c Tho builder estimates the
cost OF the house at 2O0O
WILLIAM CARRY's COTTAGE
Near ihe bathing beach Mrs william Garry, well
q handsome cottage, which will cost upward of
$40, ,OO0 The dimensions OF tho house are 81, x36
high, with the famous Newton roof, which is uva
lent TO another story. Quite number OF leading
houses are supplied WIN This kind Of roof which 70
but II IS much moro desirable. The house for Mrs
Carry fronts on the east and has piazza the east
and south sides The hall, which is l2x15X feet Is
tas!cfully finished IN hard wood Leading from the
hall is parlor, l5hxls ieet with bay
the dining room is iex2o feet which is arranged Win
the library and paror that tho three can necessary
form one room. In the wing Is servants dining
room lOHxll Il feet, Kitchen l3Ex16 feet, pantry
and private staircase. The second story contains
large chambers, closets and bath rooms, whilo tho
hall Is on the right OF the main hail. and connected
with the latter. Tho house contains all tine modern
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lars more to build three or iour years ago.
THE COTTAGE OF Mr. HERMAN W. BRUEx.
On Catherine street and Gibbes avenue q hand
some vllIa OF the Queen Anne style Is fast ap-
preaching completion for Mr.. Herman w. Bruen,
Of New York. II Is directly opposite the villa
owned ana occupied by the late Charlotte Cush-
man, the we'll known actress, and lis handsome OK
terror appearance 10 in keeping with the nuwerous
summer houses In that section Of the city The dimen-
Sons t0x76 feet, all OF the principal lace
on the south ana west while the man entrance
up, capped with galvanized iron Gneas and gded sun
flowers; on tho south Is covered balcony opening
out from OF the chambers. The house contains one
set OF apartments for visitor, including parIor,
chamber and bath room, all Of which com plcl ely
OF The house is 16x20 feot; library, 15x16 feet
dining room, l6x20 feet and on tho first loor there
is also q commodous kitchen, butlers pantry and
servants hail. The rooms neatly finished, ana
tho staircase which Is OF white pine, extends the
third story. Tho second and third stories well
supplied with light, airy chambers. The house has all
the attractions incidental to extensive piazzas. Ono
day last week the grim messenger Of death called
home the beloved wifo OF Mr.. Brucn, She was q lady
greatly esteemed and her death blow to her
friends. Her sister, Mrs Matt Ellis, died In Belgium
few months ago
MISS woRMLEY's COTTAGE.
An odd looking house OF ''yc ancient" style has
been completed the of Beach street and Red
Cross avenue for Miss Kalc r. wormlcy, whose father
was admiral In Hcr Mnjesty's navy II is built OF
WOOD after tho Queen Ammo style, and is painted a