The morning call., 1891-05-24

contract IN order TO make the plumbing and
traps and all pipes laid give entire satlslac-
ti9n aud protection to health, and be in ac-
cOrdance with the stTictest rules of the
Board Of Health and regulations of the gas
company.
The mill work-that is to say, all the
sashes, Window-fTameS, doors and door
frames, and all that goes to make up and
give handsome and imposing appearance
10 the architecture OF a hOuse-Was supplied
by the well-knOwn mill-man, w. j. Thorn
son of SOC and 30S Mission street. Mr..
ThomsOn's work is worthy of the greatest
praise, and he has received il from both the
architect aud the owner, to both Of whom
his work is emlnently satisfactory. The
doors are all Of the hest Quality and are of
oak, redwood and sugar pine. The fine
quality Of the mill work adds much to the
beauty of the house, making everything
work smoothly and IN place and true ut.
The mantels throughout the house are Of
elegant design, heavily and richly carved,
and of the latest and newest patterns. They
were supplied by the weli-knOWu firm OF
Charles NJ. Plum 81 Co. Upholsteriug Com
pany Of 1901 to 1907 Market street. The
mantelS are arti site and at the same time
servicsable and hOme-like. They are
chiefly OF antique oak, chaste and in the
acme OF good taste. A visit to the ware
room of this large and enterprsing firm
would well repay one, as they have the fn-
est OF carpets and richest OF furniture.
The painting andstinting Of the house and
ceilings is ia the best taste, and there Is
nothing loud or Obtrusive about il. and sug-
gests good form. 1t is in excellent keeping
with the handsome surroundings, and praise
is due the contractor. MI John COmmary
Of 800 McAllister street. under whose per-
sOnal supervision the whole of the work was
done.
The glass throughout the house is of the
best quality OF crystal sheet All the saShes
however of the main stair hall are set with
oTnamentally finished cathedral glass, as are
the inside yeStibule doors and the transoms.
All OF the glass, both plain and ornamental,
was supplied by Mr.. John Malon of 10
Fremont street, and is of the best quality
and free from blemishes of any description
Among the noted improvements m this
residence may be mentioned " MarshalPs
California Sash Balance" the windows,
seventy in number, being hung with this de-
vice, it being the only one which replaced
satisfactorily the old method of weights,
cords and pulleys. The invention is very
simple, consisting of double spiral spring
inserted in the sash, operating by means of
plnlon on rack set IN the frame. One Of
its greatest advantages is that the window
may be locked at any point. The balance is
in use in number of buildings throughout
the city and has been ordered for the
Croker Building, d. o. Mills Building and
several OLueEs. Inc company OulceS are
at 80 and 80 Chronicle Building, where a
model may be seen at any time.
On the second story there are six large and
handsome chambers and sewing-room and
bathroom. The attic is devoted 10 servants
apartments. In the basement are situated
the large supper and billiard room, wine
store room and laundry. The finish through
out Is Of the very finest, and Mr.. Denicke is
to be congratulated on this handsome addi-
ton to San Franchises residences.