New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
.NEW BUSINESS STRUCTURES.
BUILDINGS GOING UP FOR OFFICES, STORES AND


Important building operations arc in progress in
the business centre Of Broohlyn and several notable
structure, will bc added to the list Of those devoted
to trade aud offices by the beginning Of the fall. Ia
Montague 81. oppost, the Academy of Music the
foundations being laid for the new Real Estate
Exchange. The site extend, through the bocl. 10
I1crrcpJn'-st, and has frontage Of f; feet in Mon
a-u"-st. The site cost 5l5OOOO. and "A building 10
cost s25O.ODO Is = be- erected II viii be nine stories
IN height. and will contain Offices the rentals OF which
Will amount 10 565.Ooo 4 year. \ wide corridor will
lead from Montague u E, the rcalcstatc auctirIroom
IN the PIerrrpout IT, part Of tie building. on either
side Of The corridor VIII he bank offices, and the upper
hoors will be divided into business Offices Of various
sorts. The building VIII be constituted Of rock faced
hrownsOnc for the lower stories. and harl-buncd
brick above. 1t VIII lie ready for use next spring.
In Fultonst.. opposite the city Hall and between
The great Arbuclc Building and the Park Theatre, the
foundation, are being prepared for a Sevcnstory
structure 10 be- erected for the Gcrmania savings Bank
II will BE- u by 30 feet. with extension 80 by 80
running through to Adam,-st. Th, Will De built of
stone for The first and second stories and the remain
ias frc of pressed brick Hight I'm color. and tramnd
with stone. IN, hr-t ard second n,or, will each
contain three l1rcc room, FOR banking purposes. and
The third Moor viii hc arranged for Insurance oflcc
The rest II the building viii bc fitted up Jr law offices
Tho c.st f. 10 De- 100000
In Fulton st between Fridge and DuGield -ts work
h. been Logun iu cx,a,atlus for the foundations for
a -rrt dry good, stpr, t. o." erected by Il wealthy
capitalist and 10 be occupied by =. Wcch~lcr d
Brother. 1t viii have 80 feet frontage aGd r'dr
entrance iu Dunca -f. oId viii Dc -cvcn stories in
height. II VIII probably bee rady by Christina, time.
Another notable new structure {, the Clarendon
Hotel which stands a. Washington and johnson -t>.
opposite the new pp-toii'r. IN" present Clarendon
Hotel. Oh th- conner dlacoualN opposite and the
former Hroohlyu Theatre adjoining are 10 De torn
down e, make way fo: a new newspaper oicc which
&, tp take their place and turn site once occupied
by q church. ANA later Play house which va, burned
with t l,,- OF nearly 500 live, INTO centre for the
dissemination Of ncn, g. the city.
\ greater amount Of theatre buiidnc il in pro-rr~,
81 present than eyer uciprr u the history - th" dy
Wor. b. going forward upon the nee" "lcty edihcr
ir Ful.ou..t. between iloki st. and Galldtiu Place
u,r" o.,.. church -tupd aud later a dine museum
l.. Ja, st., ucar Fulton si the walls ar rising "i
what wiil bc called the star Ihcair'. The euuir IA
t..r 81 th, Park Thc.,tr. has b., out and Will
be- replaced with the finest modern -Nlc Of theatre
Iuiidi'L SO tn, have VET BEEN t,hcn to replace
thc variety theatre burned fcW vc"t- ago u Adams
. aud ~ b. dou.tni n thr -'e Nlll aJlu uc occupied
!,r mu.cmeut purpo-"-. IN" nnu'-rr' pr"po'" TO
pu' up les buil'.e .a ll"yi 81. "her. th'N own
"a plot yr,uud adlui.Iug the Gr.fd opera tou-' Np
les than rIOO.UII Wul l" esp ud''i upon
t.--c uw structures p" cater t' tl' play
...Ds public, sNhlr the bueluc-- -tru't
7,ua@r ,',y r.nr..e,f ,roihcr S5OOuoo mixing
70 rN'c-- ~ million II dollar, 70 q" tNp lel
.u Il icV months within radius II f." Ol"t'.
50 mor. h,,l'hy ~..u, ~ crp~th and activity ln the
-I,at dpvito8u hp,iucs- centre could b" i'uuI
Iu the uptown region ana fh" Eastern District
tl.f. 'rc 0'Icr notable business ,ructures, while IN
var,u. p.If- 4 th" ,.'r L1f ""-ru u'W club A'u '-
# Y- ,ti ar, i"ctur. fu" appearance" and great COST
arb gong up, which VII serve more 70 give metro
I','.1u .,.f ~ tho otl Than ANYTHING o., dotru
ir. aI.p u cour-" - erection. which viii adon tie
.uic rc,,4..oc po.t.ou Of Oh" city.