The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-10-18

the first floor being built for a store. The
cost will be $S, 900. The remaining buildings
are for dwellings alone. They will be three
stories and basement erected at Nos. I346,
134S, and 1850 U street, and cost over 81, 900.
The plans were drawn by George S. Cooper.
Theo. a. Harding has the contract for build
ing.
w. Il. Abbott is the architect, owner, and
builder OF a three-story brick dwelling, which
will be erected at No. 404 c street southeast
at cost of $1,000.
Charles Gessford obtained permit on Fri
day for the erection OF row of sixteen
dwellings, the construction of which will be
begun Immediately at Nos. 200 to $50 Eleventh
street southeast The houses will be first class
in every particular and supplied with every
modern convenience. They will be two
stories and basement in height. The entire
cost is estimated at $4,000.
John T. Mcintosh has sold part 4, square
419, fronting Is feet on Eighth, between and
S streets northwest, TO William Miles, for $4,-
500.
L. A. Dessez has purchased for $4,350, Of
+. X. Fox ct al lot 2, block 3S, in the north
grounds of Columbia University
Lot in the Monastery sub. of the Hickey
estate has been bought by Edward d. Easton,
for $500, from Benjamin Durfee.
Joseph A. Blundon has sold for $500, to
Edith Black, sub. lot ~, square 4ss. The
property has frontage Of is feet on Fifth
street, between L and NJ streets northwest,
and depth OF S5 feet.
J. T. Loveless & Co. will erect three two
story and cellar buildings, to be occupied both
as stores and dwellings, at No. 657 to 661 c
street northeast, at a cost of $1,000.
Wright aud Stockett lave obtained a per-
NIT to build a row of six two-story dwellings
at Nos. 102 to 712 + street northeast, at a
cost of So, 900,
S. A. Gibson will erect for himself, from
plans drawn by Architect Meline, five three
story dwellings at Nos 1914 to 132 street
northeast, to cost $1,000 The houses will be
OF artistic design with pressed brick fronts
trimmed with brown stone.
Rev. John G.. Dent, as PASTOR has taken
out permit for the Baptist Church which
will be built on Second street southwest. be-
tween N and y streets. The church will be
one story in height and 40x59 feet. The cost
will be $6 900.
Sub. lots IS and 40 In square 500 have been
purchased by Harry NJ. Schneider from the
trustees, John T. Arms and Samuel A. Drury,
for the sum of IS, 400. The two lots have
combined frontage Of about 3S feet on Fifth,
between G and II streets northeast. Their
depth is los feet.
Architect Germuler drew the plans for
Uuiec 1Wo-sGoIS UTlch uWelluSS, WHICH W.
I. Garrison will erect at Nos. 160, 1863, and
164 street northwest, for General A. D.
Hazen, at a cost Of $5, 900.
B. FL. Warder will have erected at Nos. 425
to 429 First street and Nos. 101 to 103
Massachusetts, avenue northeast row of FIVE
handsome dwellings. The building on the
corner will be 39x40 feet and will be as store
and apartment house. The front will be of
pressed brick ornamented by bay windows Of
various designs. The plans were drawn by
Architect n. T. Haller, and George E.
Emmons has the contract to build at SIS, 900
This row will be handsome addition to that
portion Of the city.