The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-06


streets, was completed yesterday, and TIE
work OF paving viii be finished to-day. The
structure cost 81 200.
Work began Yesterday In cleaning away
the buildings at Jefferson and South Broad
streets for three-stOry frame store and
three three-stOry frame residences adJoln-
ing. These improvements are being made
by A s. Cohen's estate, and the store will
cost 81, 200 and the thres residences will cost
s., 600
The brick residence Of J. w. lyman, at
Whitaker and Macon streets, is being re-
modelled at a cost Of about 81, 900.
d. b. Lester is building brick residence
on Liberty street, between Whitaker and
Barnard streets, 70 cost IN the neighborhood
of $4,000
Atwo-story frame house is nearly com
pleted at Montgomery street and GwInuett
street lane for Charles HOhenstein, which
will cost about So 900.
The plasterers are giving the finishing
touches TO the two-story double frame
building of Mrs. Rebecca r. Wolfe, on
Duffy street, between Whitaker and Bar
nard streets. They will be very handsome
residences and costapproXimately $1,000.
Mrs. Habekotte is remodeling the store
and dwelling al Walker and Guerard
streets, work beginning last Monday. The
building is frame, two stories high, and
the improvements will cost $l,5O0
| w. s. Pemberton moved into his new
| two-story frame residence and store at Bur
roughs and Waldburg streets, which cost
81, 900, and he will at once build four two
story houses, three fronting on Burroughs
street and one on Waldburg street adjoin-
ing his store. Ground has been broken for
the work These houses will cost in the
aggregate about $4,000.
Mr.. Bennett is building largo double
tenement house on Burroughs, south of
Anderson, which will cost 81 200.
DR.. r. G.. Norton is erecting a three-story
frame house on Anderson, between Jeffer
| son aud Barnard, to cost So, 600
Mrs. j. NJ. Connolly has nearly completed
three two-story frame houses on Mont
gomery street between Berrien and Jones
street, which will cost about $500.
James Middleton (colored) has built
| very attractive two-story frame residence
on Maple street, near West Broad, which
| cost about $1,000.
Mrs. s. Kersey and Mrs Sarah Butler have
| nearly completed at Oak street lane and
| West Broad streets two two-stOry frame
| houses at a cost of $1,000.
Additions have recently been made to
seven houses belonging to the Minis estate
| between Montgomery and Alice streets, at
| q cost of 81, 000.
| -Four tenement houses on Gwinnett, west
Of West Broad, have just been completed
| for Mrs. Osborne, costing 50, 500.
The estate of William Swoll has built
| twelve tenement houses on West Boundary
| at a cost of "a, 600. Four moro are to be
built fronting West Boundary, ten in the
rear ON the canal, and Little Jones street is
to be extended and the estate will build
| four houses fronting south on the street
| extended, the improvements contemplated
will cost about ST, 900
| P. A. Palmer began last week the re-
modelling of the residence and store at West
| Broad and Bolton street lane. The i'm
provements will cost s 800.
Sciplo Small IS building dwelling house
| TO cost 5000
Mrs. Mary A. Moffat, at 232 Duffy street,
is putting an addition to her residence to
cost $500.
West of Burroughs street, between
| Anderson and Jones street, about twenty
| five new tenement houses, soma Of them
| quite neat and attractive, are nearing COM
| pletion, or have been completed, This sea-
son, at cost of $4,000, Among these are
six built for Perry 5olomons at Cuyler and
| Duffy streets, and five put up for Charles
Ohsiek at Duffy and Burroughs street.
Hon. p. NJ. Russell is considering plans
| for building seven one-story frame tene-
ment houses at New Houston and Bur
roaghs streets, at a cost of 50, 900.
| Richard RosenbrOok is having row of
tenement houses built at Waldbure and
Burroughs streets, AT cost of 5000.
| w. Fl. Prendergast moved last week
| into his new residence on Hall street be-
tween Jefferson and Montgomery streets.
and last Monday began operations in the
new steam laundry, which he has Just put
up. The Palace laundry and residence cost
| about $4,000
The Savannah Soap Works will begin the
work next Monday of remodeling und en-
larging the factory. TIE improvements
will cost $4,000 and increase the capacity
of the works to 1000 boxes OF soap per
| month.
The brick work of the priests residence
of the st. Patricl's church, on West Broad.
near Liberty street, is about completed, and
it is ready for the carpenters The cost of
the editice is estimated at 5000
The c0lored school house on West Broad
near Bryan street is being renodeled, and
the Improvements are to be comDleted by
Oct ]. Mr.. Eichberg, the architect, esti.
mates the cost at $4,000
Should the Savannah cotton mills to
| which nearly all the stock has been sub
scrioed, be built in the western district il
| will add about $4,000 in buildings ard
machinery to the estimate of the improve
meuts west of Whitaker street.
South of Anderson street a good deal of
building is in progress. D. B. Lester is
about putting up two houses at Seventh
| and Burroughs Streets aud a dozen small
tenements are going up further out.
Blodgett, Moore & Co.'S I'll works and
barrel factory, which were burned this
week, will be rebuilt at once, and will he
| on more extensive scale and involving a
larger amount of money than was invested
| IN the old works