The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-03-22
BUILDING NOTES.

northwest. The plans were made by Architect
Germuiller.
Architect Frederick B. Pyle has made plans
for stone dwelling for William E. Dewitt at
Glen Echo Heights; it will be two stories, eel
lar, and attic, 32X45; cost, $4,000.
Edwin Baltzley will have a stone residence
built at Glen Echo Heights from plans by Ar
chitect Victor Mindeeff; it will be two stories
and cellar, 40x50; cost, $1,000.
new set of working plans for the proposed
Emergency Hospital is being prepared in the
Office of the District Inspector of Buildings
Proposals for the construction of the hospital
will be opened about March !.
Architects Hornblower and Marshall have
plans for residence for Mr.. Charles j. Bell
which builder Morrison will erect at 1897
Connecticut avenue. 1t will be three story
and basement dwelling, 30x7S.
Architect Gray has made plans for stone
dwelling which Mr.. F. w. Pilling will erect at
1886 Sixteenth street northwest, for Mr.. Ran
dolph Kaufman. 1t will be three story
and basement dwelling. 1t will cost about
$4,000.
Plans have been prepared by Architect Min
deleff for a dwelling for S. D. Smolianinof on
Stoughton street, between Fourteenth and Fif-
teenth streets; it will be three stories and base
ment with stone-trimmed front of red brick;
cost, $4,000.
Architect Victor Mindeleff is making plans
for the Hall of Philosophy, which will be one
of the buildings that the National Chautauqua
will erect at Glen Echo Heights. 1t will be q
stone structure, two stories in height, 60x72
feet: cost, $4,000.
Jonas, Gibbs 81 Co. have plans and have
contract to remodel house No. 1922 F street
northwest, for Woods 81 Co. A new front of
press brick and Ohio stone will be erected and
large iron vault built in the rear. The alter
ations and repairs will cost $4,000.
Architect Leon E. Dessez has plans for an
Episcopal church that will be built at Lees
burg, Loudoun County, Va; it will be a one
story stone structure, 50x100, in the Roman
esque style; at the rear a one-story Sunday
school room. also of stone. will be built.
Architect j. G. Meyers is making plans for
residence that Thomas Graham will have built
on S street, between Sixteenth and Seventeenth
streets; it will be three stories and cellar 21x73
feet, with base of Hummelstown brownstone
and porch of same material; cost, $1,000.
Builder Charles A. Langley has contract to
erect three story and basement residence,
Rhode Island avenue. 1t will be double
house with front of press brick; cost, $50000;
design and plans by Architect Harvey L. Page.
A. S. Johnson's new residence on N street,
between Ninth and Tenth streets, has been
commenced It will have a brownstone and
brick front twenty-three feet wide, with a
depth of eighty feet. 1t will be three stories
high and finished in hardwood. t. F. Schnei-
der is the architect and j Il. Williamson tha
builder.
Architect James F. benson is now finishing
plans for the law school building for George
town University on the south side of E street,
between Fifth and Sixth streets northwest
1t will be three story and cellar structure,
52X95. The front will be press brick, Hum
melstown brownstone and terra Gotta; cost,
$4,000
Architects Fava, Naeff 81 Co. are making
plans for three story 80 room hotel that will
be built at Cornwall, Va. 1t will have stone
base and frame superstructure; cost, $685. ,000
They have also the commission to make plans
for the Christian Church that will be built at
Pulaski City, Va. 1t will be a two story stone
structure in the old Colonial style; cost,
$25, 900.
The competitive design submitted by Archi-
tects Barry, Sampson, and Andrews for the new
building that the American Security and Trust
Company will erect on the north side of G
street, near Fourteenth street, has been ac-
cepted. The design provides for building
32x100, with height of fifty-six feet from grade
line to roof The front will be of rock-faced
Georgia gray marble.
Architect A. P. Clark, Jr., is making plans
for dwelling that Rev. j. III. Black will have
built on Fourteenth street above Florida ave-
nue.. 1t will be three stories and cellar, 24x5S,
of press brick and Hummelstown broWnstone,
cost, $4,000, Adjoining another house of same
dimensions and almost similar in design will
be built for Lewis Jamison from plans now
in the hands of the same architect; it will cost
$1,000.
Mr. T. F. Schneider, the well-known archi-
tect, is about to commence the erection of a
handsome residence for Mr.. w. Nordlinger on
N street, between Thirtieth and Thirty-tirst
streets. This house will have frontage of
forty feet and depth of about eighty; it will
be built of the finest brick and will be hand
somely finished inside in hardwood and be
heated by steam throughout. This will un-
doubtedly be the most costly house in George
town. Darby 81 Davis are the contractors.
Work will be commenced at once on a
building which Mr.. w. w. Burdette is to
erect at the corner of Rhode Island avenue and
Seventh street. 1t will consist of the three
stores on the ground floor. The corner one will
have width of forty feet on Seventh street
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