The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-13
BUILDING NOTES.


William H. Hahn has been granted permit
to build one-story addition, 15x75 feet, to
his dye-house at No. COG Second street north
east, to cost $780,
The W. g. MetZerott estate will at once be-
gin the construction, at a cost of 81 ,500 of a
three-story brick addition to the store at lilo
F street northwest. The dimensions will be
25 feet inches by 35 feet.
At cost of s., 900, Mr.. William will convert
street northwest. l.. E. Dessez has prepared
the plans, and Messrs Richardson & Burgess
are the builders.
Waters & Thompson have the contract for
the erection of two twostory dwellings, 12
feet & inches by 26 feet, at Nos. 64345
Eleventh street northeast, for Thomas r.
Brooks. They will be Of brick, with fiat tin
roofs and will cost $l,s0O.
Farnham & Chapel will build at Avalon
Heights, for Frank Foster, one two story
frame dwelling, 14x32 feet, at cost of 81, 700.
The two two-story brick dwellings which
A. j. Fisher will erect at Nos. 61S-20 Third
street southwest for NJ. Green will cost 81, 700.
Walter II. Acher has been granted similar
permit for the conversion of premises No. 514
Tenth street northwest into an Office building
at a cost of 81, ,150
George Comine will construct for John W.
addition, 14x2O feet, to premises No. 1894
Fourth street northwest, to cost $500.
John T. Lehman, on behalf of the Homeo-
pathic Hospital, has been granted permit for
the construction of hospital for which F. g.
Atkinson has prepared the plans The building
will be located at No. 625 Massachusetts
avenue northwest, and will be Of pressed
brick. The dimensions are 23xS0 feet. The
building will be heated by steam or hot water,
ot16 6xuin ha Gnich ha6 Tyith oil fhn
necessary. The cost is estimated at $11, 900.
George II. Turton will build it.
p. Rosenbusch has contracted with F. |.
Brooke for the erection of two-story and
cellar dwelling at No. 1886 P street northwest.
according to plans drawn by g. Friebus. The
cost will be $1,000. The building will be of
pressed brick, and will have frontage of 20
feet Ii inches, by a depth of 2S feet. Furnaces
will supply the heat.
At No. 1917 Twelfth street extended, Trini-
dad, Crandal Mackey will erect two-story
frame dwelling at a cost of 81 600. The build
ing will be 17x44 feet and bay windows will
adorn its front.
Ten twostory and cellar dwellings will
shortly be begun in the northeast section by
Fred Berger for William Pabst. Two will be
17x34 feet, seven l6x34, and one 80 feet 6
inches by 32 feet. They will be situated at
NAAN
Fifteenth street They will cost $l6 900 the
plans being those of T. G. Friebus. They
will be built Of pressed brick with bay win
doWs to each house.
James II. McGill is the architect and f. E.
T, johnson the builder of threestory and
cellar dwelling at No. 937 Massachusetts,
avenue northwest for the erection OF which
Mrs. Kate T. Clifton has been granted a per
NIT The building, l5x67 feet, viii be of
nrasaad briolT furnace md ttyin
$1,000.
A pressed brick two-story and basement
dwelling viii be erected at No. 9O5 North
Carolina avenue southeast by f. M. Bucking-
ham to cost $500. Its dimensions will be
1895.
Watson & Burr have been engaged by c.
M. Clay to erect two-story and cellar dwell
ing at No 42S Fourth street northeast at a
cost of $3,10O. The building will be of
pressed brick, the dimensions being 10 feet
inches front by 80 feet deep,