Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-30


Erected.
Mr. W. 81. Slack has taken out permit to
erect two three-story, basement and attic
dwellings on P street. between 18th and 18th
streets northwest; one Is feet 6 inches, the
other % feet by 40 feet on the ground, and IS
feet high. The size Of the back building is 80
by 16 feet and two stories high, press-brick
front, mansard and fat roof covered with slate
and tin. brick and galvanized iron cornice. The
houses will be heated by furnace; water and
gas fixtures and all the most desirable improve
ments, two bay windows ten feet wide aud five
feet projection. The cost is $1,000. Architect,
j. G. Smithmeyer.
Mr. James Wormley, the well-known hotel
keeper, Is about to commence the erection of q
frst-class dwelling on 18th street northwest, be-
tween 1 and K streets. This ia to be three
ground, A feet high, back building % by 81
feet on ground, with two stories and basement;
brick foundation and pressed-brck 'front.' with
one bay window A feet high. 1875 feet wide,
feet projection, pressed and moulded brick cor
nice; heated by furnace In basement, fat man.
with all the internal plans for comfort possible
to be introduced. The inside finish will be In
the natural woods. The cost will be SIS, 600.
MFR. j. G. Meyers is the architect, and Mr.. s. D.
Phillips the builder.
Mr.. Wormley has set about repairing the brick
dwelling No. 1927 street northwest at cost of
81 900. This dwelling Ia to be thoroughly re-
modelled and renovated throughout, and sew
eral alterations made to adapt it to the modern
improvements.
Mr.. Henry Dickson is about to commence the
erection of three twO-story dwellings on Green
street, between West and Stoddard streets,
Georgetown. These are to be 20.8 by $40 feet
on the ground, with bodybuilding Is by 16 feet,
also two stories high. running up % feet. The
front Is to be Of press brick, moulded brick cor
nice, fiat mansard roof. heated by stoves, one
bay window each, 80 feet high, 1011 wide, with
i've feet projections, and will in all respects be
most comfortable dwellings. Cost, $13, 900.
Jas. N. Byram, builder.
erection of two three-story and basement dwell
tngs, street. between 18th and 10Th streets
northwest. These houses are 20 by 3S feet, IS
feet high press-brick front, mansard and fiat
roof, stone cornice, with tile and tin roof. They
will be heated by furnace; open porch, granite
trimmings, and every room inside finished up 10
nrst-claSs style with best material and most de-
sirable accommodations for convenience and
comfort Cost, 10000. Messrs. Hornblower
Marshall are the architects.
builder and real estate dealer, is now erecting
i've new dwellings on 10th, between A and B
streets southeast. These are two stories high,
Is by 80 feet, bodybuilding Is by Ii feet on
ground, red brick fronts and brick cornice, and
finished up In the best manner for tenement
houses. The cost will be $4,000.
Mr.. B. R. Patlin has commenced the erection
of fine brick dwelling on 18th street, between
and streets northwest. This is two story
and cellar, Is by 80 feet on ground. % feet high,
red brick front, mansard and fiat roof moulded
prick cornice, one bay window 90 feet high. ii
feet wide and feet projection. The cost will
be 81, 500. J. Il. Knapp, builder.
Mr.. Henry Valley has obtained permit to
erect two-story and cellar dwelling on g. be-
tween 18th and 10th streets, Is by 80 feet, back
foot innh Hry font
stories high. press brick front, moulded brick
cornices, fiat roof covered with tin, and finished
internally In the best style. Mr.. James Rob
bins is the builder. The cost is 81, 200.