Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-07

this District since the former publication In
The STAR Of April 10Th, shows fairly encourae.
ing grow tn 10 the line of private Improvements
Miss Jessie Ferguson Is having built three sto-
roof, on l. between 18th and 14Ih SITS. n. W., at q
cost OF $4,000. A. Chisella, two brick stores
three stories high, on Pennsylvania ave-, be-
s s,orH l,dh Ia and 18Th sts wi 5000 two
on North Capitol, between B and SITS. n. W.;
$1,000. r. B. Clark three three-story and base
ment dwellings with Mansard roofs and gaivan-
lied iron cOrniCe 20 by SO IT,, constructed on
18th ST., between Massachusetts, ave. ana 81;
SIC, 600. g. 81. Garrison a two-story ana Dase-
on lss tWo
dwellings on 27th and l SITS. q. w; 81 500.
August Miller, two story and basement
list sts.; $500. Mrs. Lucy Montague, two
story and basement dwelling, on Conn., ave.,
between L and NJ SITS. NV; s, 800. Mrs. Marsh,
three story brick dwelling, 2s by SO feet front,
galvanized iron cornices on 9th st. and Mass.
ave-; S, 500. Mrs. A.Simpson, on Market Space,
a handsome brick store, 25 by 90 feet, three
$4,000. j. d. Cutler, a two story brick dwelling
West ST., between North st. and Rock Creek
SLIGO. Mrs Murphy. a two story dwelling, %
ON Q, between 18th and 11th SITS. NV, two
story and cellar brick dwelling, 81 by SO feet,
with galvanized iron cOrniceS; s., 500. RIB. Clark,
with iron cOrnices, mansard roof and all modern
improvements, on Mass ave. and 18th ST.; So, 900.
Christopher Heurich, twO-stOry and cellar
NV: s.. 600. Richard Thornton. a two.stor DRY;
dwelling on 3d. between and @ SITS. W.; s. 900.
j. Henderson, for T. A. Mclaughlin, three
story and cellar brick dwelling, 22 by 50 feet;
81, 800. Francis Tourney, L, between 18th and
10Th SITS. NV, a two-story dwelling, 1S.9 by 80;
$4,000. ThOs. w. Phillips three story and Gel
lar dwelling, 10 by 80, corner 10th and NJ SITS n.
W; $500. d. B. Croft, fourteen three-Story
dwellings, 17.6 by 80 feet, and back buildtsgs,
1916 by 16 feet, with galvanized iron cornices,
T, between 18th and 18th sts.: $1,000. Anthony
Buchly is having his store and dwelling on Pa.
ave-, between 9th and 10th sts., reconstructed,
making it five stories high, at an expense of
$1,000. VIM. Fl. Emory, three-story and base
ment dwelling, As by Sc, mansard roof and iron
cOInlces, Conn. avenue and 18th ST.; $4,000.
Loais Schneider, Mass. avenue, between och
and 10th sts., a three-story and basement
brick dwelling, % by SO, iron cornices; 81 900.
VIM. Fl. Killman, brick dwelling and store,
81 by 1876 feet, FIAT roof and iron cornices and
projections, On Pa. ave. and 1st. NV; s., 000 r.
/. Fleming, builder and contractor, Is construct
ing for ThOs. P. Simpson a three-story brick
building, for stores and Offices, corner OF Sth
and c SITS. NV, mansard roof and metal cor
niceS, size IS by 80 feet; to cost S11 900. Mr..
Fleming Is also constructing for Dr. Robert
Reyburn two story brick dwelling on T, be-
cornices, pitch roof covered with tin; $4,000. D.
B. Croft, two story brick dwelling, % By 35
feet. fiat roof, galvanized iron projections, on
w. Carr, two three-stOry and basement brick
dwellings, 10 by "a, on Sd and q SITS. NV: 81 900.
Earl English, two three-stOry and basement
brick dwellings, 45.s by 70 feet, on K, between
18th and 10th SITS. NV, brick octagon tower
and with all modern conveniences; $4,000.
j. L. FITZGERALD, five two-story dwellings, II by
80 feet, on bet. 18th and 18th sts q. W.; $4,000.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. c. Shea, two two story and base
ment dwellings, Is by 40 feet flat roofs and wood
cOrnices, on corner OF Sd and sts., NV; SIS OOO
Mrs: G. ": French, q two-story brick dwelling,
by 40 feet, and back building John Sherman
q Co., three-StOry and basement dwelling, 90
by 81 feet, fiat roof covered with tin, and brick
W.; s. COO. Mrs. Mary Moore, three tWostory
endorsement brick dwellings, 20 by 80 feet, fiat
tin roofs and wooden cornices, on I'd st., between
two-story and basement dwelling, % by 81 feet,
on Congress, between Bridge and Gay sts.,
Georgetown; s., 500. F. Lutz, three three-story
and basement brick dwellings, northeast
and back buildings Is by IS, hat tin roofs
with metal mouldings and cornices; s12 900.
Mr.: RUPERT, q three-story and cellar brick
size 1S11 by 419, cast iron cOrnices and fiat tin
roof; $4,000. Mrs. Mary A. Reynolds, two
story brick dwelling, corner 18th and @ SITS NV;
ms, seven three-story and basement brick dwell
liDgs, 20 by 40, fiat tin roofs with galvanized
iron cOrn1ceS, on N, between 18th and 18th SITS.
nW sso Geo. j. D. Terrl t three,story and
to be covered with slate, and brick cornices, on
Vermont ave., between N and Q sts.: about
5000 Mrs E; VOL, In Warehouse Wa alley,
dwelling, 20 by "a feet; 81, 800. Mrs Georgiana
Davis, a three story and basement dwelling On
18th, between g and Il SITS. NV, 20 by SO feet,
slate, and galvanized iron corn1ces; $500.
Mrs. P1tney, three-story and cellar brick
dwelling, On L, between 18th and 10th SITS. NV;
tin, and metal cornices; $500, E. T. Woody,
dwelling at 18th and T SITS. NV, 20 by 80 feet,
rear building IL by Is; 81 900. Commissioner S.
basement ' BRICK dwellings,, On Vermont ave- be.
tween and Q SITS: NV, size 80 by IS, mansard
roofs covered with slate and tin, with metal
cornices and projectors; all modern improve
meItS; $11 600. Also one in same locality three
story and basement 80 by 81, with fiat roof, COW
cred with tin. and metal cOrnices; to be heated
with furnace; water and gas fixtures; $4,000.
two-story brick dwelling, 20 by 49, and back
building IA by q, fiat roof wood cornices; 5000.
Mrs. Lydia Tanner, three. STORY brick dwell
"a, and back building 16 by 26, fiat roof and
brick corntces; $500. Joseph Boss, two
story dwelling, on st., between N. J. ave. and
a two story dwelling, on 23d, between f and q
sts.n.w., Is by 30, fiat tin roof, wood cornices.
$500. Mrs. G. A. Smith, three story and
basement brick dwelling, NJ, between 18th and
coinices. to be heated by furnace; $4,000
Also, brick stable to cost s., 900, on same prem.
lees. MeSSrS. johnson & Wilmer, six three
story and basement brick dwellings, II by 80,
nat tin roofs, with galvanized iron cOrnices, on
23d ST., between Pa. ave and st. NV; 81 900
John Sherman, on @, between 18th and 14th
sts. NV, three-st0ry and basement dwelling,
11by A. fiat tin roof, with wood cornices; S. 500
w. NJ. Gait. three-story and basement store
on 9Th, between and sts., 200 by u; S., OOO
The Protestant orphan Asylum, three two
story and cellar dwellings,, on West, between
Washington and Congress SITS, GEORGETOWN. 20
by 49, HAT tin roofs, with metal corn1ces; So, I0O
X. Cissen is constructing three-s story brick
dwelling, on r, between 18th and 14th sts, 20
0y 80, and rear building, Is by 80, fiat tin roof
$4,000. j. Jockey, On n. j. ave., between and
SIS. NV, a two story and basement dwelling
20 by AZ; 900. John T. Lehman, tWo-story
dwelling, on 9th, between o and p SITS. NV.
20-4 by 304, and back building, ii by 81: 81, 500
Jas. Keanally, two-story dwelling, on G, be-
tween North Capitol and 1st sts NV, 10 by so:
$500. j. L. McGraw, brick dwelling, ON 25th,
between i and sts., 20 by u, and back
building, 16 by 81, fat roof and wood
corn1ces; 81 400. Jas. Robbins, three two
story and basement dwellings, on 8, be-
tween 18th and 10th sts n. W., Is by SO; $1,000.
Mr. Ryon, on G, between 14th and 18th SITS. NV,
two-story dwelling 21.6 by SO, and back dwell.
ing 1876 by 1876, flat tin roof, with WOOL proec-
tions; $4,000. D. B. Croft, a tnree-story and
cellar dwelling, on 10th and L sts 20 by 81, HAT
tin roof and wood cornice; $4,000. Charles Ken
nedy, on New Hampshire ave-, between and
SITS. NV, a lime Kiln; 81, OOO VIM. J. Wilson,
n threp-StOry and basement dwelling. on O. ho