The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-01
est dry-goods palace in America will be

5000 This building takes the place OF |
the old East and West End Street Kali
road stables. |
April 13, Duncan s. Bunten, contrac- |
tors, began the erection OF four three |
story brick buildings on Findlay street, |
between Freeman and Western ave-
nues at cost OF 10000.
b. HOFFMAN erected three-story |
brick al the northeast corner of Clark |
and Freeman streets, at a cost Of 1900. |
VIM. Steibe put up four-story brick
at 603 Main street. The cost was $500. |
Henry Posche erected twO-stofy
brick house at Gilbert avenue and Sixth
street, at u cost OF 5000.
In April James fifth q Sons, the
well-knOwn tea dealers, laid the tounda-
lions for fine tnree-story brick, on Fifth
street, west OF Central avenue. The
cost OF the building was estimated AT
sc, 500.
In the same month the Sisters Of the
Good Shepherd erected, on Baum street,
between Third and Filth, a building
which cost them $4,000.
At IL Thirteenth street a handsome |
four-story brick building was put up by
II. Trentkamp; cos $4,000.
!, W, Cote al & Sons, contractors FIR
John L. Bel, President OF the Board Of
Public Works, erected stylish three
story building at the corner OF Eigh h
and Central avenue, at a cost of 81 8 500.
A two.story stone front was built at
cost Of 81, 900 by Charles Craps ey, at 20
| Clark rect.
| Two fine three-story bricks were
erected by Michael Marcus, on Eighth
street, west OF Linn, al a cost OF 50, 00O
| An eght-tbousaud-dollar tour-stoIy
brick was put up Dy IL. a. Kuhlman u
sons, on Elm street, between George
and Sixth.
In May James Griffith & Sons erected
a magnificent three-sLory brick. at 239
Seventh street, at a cost Of 81, 100.
i An improvement was made in Fair
mount, on Spring, by James Dickinson,
who put up four two-stury frames, at an
expense OF $4,000.
In this month the Protestant Texas
i Congregation let out the contract for
; completing their church, on CLARK street,
!, near Freeman. The structure which
as recently dedicated cost $4,000.
A six-story brick, erected by =. W.
, Handy, made an Improvement Of the
biggest kind for Race street. The build.
Ing, which is located at Race and Com
J tmerce streets, cost ST., $50.
#. W. Bornschein erected three
7 story double building on Vine street,
S below Thirteenth, now occupied by
8 King as sample.room. The o0st was
! 5000.
In June the corner of Fifth and Cul
g. vert streets was ornamented by fine
3 three-story brick Building, which COS,
8 $5,0 900.
! MI. Allan Gazlay in this month began
= = 10 put up the immense tour-story stone
: : front building on Vine street, south o.
4 Woods ThsaLer, formerly known as the
2 HBuckeys Dining Rooms" The est
= mated cost was SIS OOO.
8 A tMee-story brick, costing $4,000
and situated at the corner of Third ant
I Ellen streets, was put up by j. II. het
JeihOrn.
WooIwine & mckinney erected q
a hree-story brick OF handsome appear
= ance, on David street, west OF Central
avenue, at a cost Of So, 900.
III On the same day Y. Ii. Carle took ou
~ a permit to erect a three-story brick al
;5 the corner OF Clinton and Linn streets,
'5 The cost was estimated at $1,000.
A The Belyedere, the tinesJ dancing room
and concert hall, erected by Mr.. Il. b
q Kerper for the Thomas concerts, was
~ bagun"iu May, and COST over 81, 900.
Il James Walsh put up $1,000 three
70 story brick on Cost street, near Evans.
,5 Another brick building, three storie
= high. was erected on Filth and Culver
10 streets by James Griffith & Sons, at 1
cost of $1,000.
a At 950 Richmond street three-stor,
d brick, costing $1,000, was put up by Wm
III, Stewart N June.
y In the same month great improve
q mont was made in pixies Opcra-Dous
Building BY The construction Of $4,000
k elevator.
s Harding s. Spraul, restauTateurs, o
v Sixth street near Central avenue, put u
4 grand tour-story brick building at
a cost Of $1,000.
II, W, Meyer, lumber dealer, erected
o a three-story brick at McMicken aVenu
. and Race street, at all expense Of 30, ,00(
:. A 50 900 brick house, three stories, wa
a nut up by Lakamp u Wulteck Oh Kitten
Il house street above Court.
II Adjoining these, two three-story brick
v were put up by b. Grote, the cost bein
t, So $40.
u AT the southeast corner of Carr an
n Seventh streets, three-story brick Wa
h erected by 3. Abiding, costing So 900.
,e The Immense picture frame factory {
d j, & A. j. Moore, at $50 Broadway, wnic
l. was destroyed by fire, was rebuilt at
=, COST 0! vs., 900.
i, In the ,me month J. II. Overlook ex
8. pended us 900 in putting up brick bull'
III iugs on Clay street near IWelltn, ana
p cambridge street.
a A thrG tory brick, costing So, 450, VIZ
ID put up al 525 Elm street.
I'd Two thret-sJory bticks were erecte
,e on Park street, between Fourth an
T. Fifth, by Messrs. Mills, Speilmeier
s. Co, at a cost OF So, 900.
a i've thousand dollars were expende
OF by the Emery Sons in the erection OF
Iour-story bricN building al the corner
nj R.ce ana Twelfth streets. This bull
OF ing is a pecular one, having nine ba
OF windows.
is A three-story briok was erected {
a Central avenue, above Dayton street,
ps a cost OF $1,000; and another on Clar
al near Linn, costlug $1,000. by l.. Denni
oy u Co.
ed Tue immense, and perhaps the hne
Ic building over the "Rhine," was put
s. at the corner of Twelfth and VAIN
f. streets, by The German Mutual Inst
Z ance Company, in this month, at o.
as Of $4,000.
er Wesley avenue had another splend
st. stone-front editice put on it by Murri
s. Snipley, at a cost OF $4,000. The bu'
iug is three stories high.
ss On BaYmiller street, opposite Ge
in VIM. W. Wicker erected three-stu
he stone front, costing him $1,000.
be f. II. Enneking i'll July erected q stol
- | Fr,nt hnilainu fuIlr stories nigh OH