The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-09-13
BUILDING NOTES.

Mrs. NJ. Pollard will make extensive i'm
provements at No. 1917 Vermont avenue to
cost s., 500.
Herndon Morsell will add third story to
S2l III street and put in bay window at a
cost Of 81 800
$4,000 church is to be erected at the
southeast corner of Fillmore and Washington
streets in Anacostia.
F. L. Moore will build two-story brick
addition, 24x5S feet, to his store, 3149 NJ street
northwest, at cost of s., 500.
A. Long will build two-story brick addi-
tion, 12x2S feet, to his residence 1927 H street
The work will be done by j. G. Yost at a cost
of $500.
The suburb of lexington is to be improved
by the erection of a neat two-story and cellar
frame dwelling on street for B. w. Pond, to
cost $1,000.
Francis Miller will erect three story brick
back building, 16x20 feet, at No. 1112 street
northwest, to cost $4,000. c. G. Martin
builder, r. E. Crump architect.
Stewart & Walters have contracted for the
construction for w. T. Hoge of a row of six
two-story brick dwellings at Nos. eS1 to GAL
l. street southwest. The cost will be $4,000.
Charles Early will build a neat three-story
and basement dwelling at No. 1884 New
Hampshire avenue. The front will be II feet
wide and of pressed brick. A. j. Fisher is to
bs the builder. Cost $500.
Frederick Berger is about to begin for him
self the construction of twelve two-storv brick
dwellings at cost of $4,000. The houses
will be located at Nos. 600 and Gil Florence
street, 600 to COG Tennessee avenue, and 1920
to 1882 street northwest.
T. II. Duehay has been given the contract
for the erection of church on Madison
street near Sixteenth. The plans, which were
drawn by Architect L. f. Schneider, call for
two-story and cellar structure, with front
81 feet wide, Of ornamental pressed brick
The cost will be $4,000.
George Gibson has given to John McGregor
the contract for the erection of handsome
residence at No. 1434 Rhode Island avenue,
the cost of which will not be less than $11 900.
The dwelling is to be three stories in height
with a cellar. The front of pressed brick will
be "a feet in width George S. Cooper was the
architect.
A. B. Hines is the architect, owner, and
builder of ten houses, which will be erected
at the corner of Twenty-second and D streets
northwest. Three will front on street and
the remainder on Twenty-second street. The
dwelling will be constructed of red brick and
will be two stories with a frontage of 13 feet.
The cost is estimated at $4,000.
w. S. PLACER has received the contract for
the new church which will be bnilt on the
northeast corner of North Capitol and X
streets. The plans which were prepared by
Architect A. P. Clark, provide for a two-story
and cellar structure, 50x78 feet in dimensions,
double pitched, slate roof, brick and iron
cornice and one bay window of pressed brick.
The cost is estimated at $4,000.
Emmert & Heisley have contracted for the
erection of handsome residence at No. 1905
New Hampshire avenue, for Mrs. Mary E.
Parsons. 1t will be three stories and base
ment, with back building 29x1S feet The
front of 25 feet will be highly ornamental A
story. Pressed brick and Hummelstown
brownstone will be used in the construction.
The plans were drawn by Architect T. F.
Schneider. Cost, $16,0 900.