The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-04-19
BUILDING PERMITS.

issued for the week ending April II:
}. H. Warden, manager Baltimore United
Oil Company, one brick warehouse on lot
square north 697, corner Half and streets
southeast, to cost $4,000.
j. H. Duvall, ten brick dwellings on lots 3
and 4, block 10, 900 to 247 Elm street, LIE
Droit Park, to cost $25,000
E. Donohue, one brick dwelling on lot 4,
square f94, 430 New jersey avenue southeast,
to cost 81, 900.
H. Keller, one brick dwelling on lot IL,
square &c. 1910 North Capitol street north
west, to cost $4,000.
A. B. Hines, nine frame dwellings on lots
16, IL, and 10, block %, Nineteenth street, be-
tween Gales and BenniDgs Road, Isherwood,
to cost 81, 500.
W. F. Middleton & Bro, two brick dwell
ings on lot 49, Keating avenue, between
North Capitol and First streets northeast, to
cost 81, 300.
Robert Ball, one brick dwelling and store
on lot F, square 564, 237 G street northwest,
to cost $5 600.
John F. Cannon, one frame dwelling on lot
10, block IA, corner Thirty-ninth and Lyles
streets, Tennallytown, to cost So, 500
w. A. Coulter, six brick dwellings on lots
81 to 81, block 9, lie Droit Park, 300 to 80
Maple avenue, to cost $4,000.
G. Bresnahan, one brick dwelling on lot TO-
square 266, 302 Thirteen -and-a-half street
southwest, to cost 81, ,260.
Barber q Ross, one brick warehouse on lots
5, 6, and z, square 260, Ohio avenue, between
Thirteenth and Thirteen-and-a-half streets
northwest. to cost 1000.
John w. Hobbs, two brick dwellings on lot
Is, square 939, 915 and 917 street northeast,
to cost "a 900.
T. Ross, one brick private stable, in rear of
1913 Twelfth street northwest, to cost 5000.
j. H. Lane, two brick dwellings on lots IL
and %, square 1873, 1887 and 1889 r street
northwest, to cost 1900.
John X. Pfeil one brick dwelling on lot l,
square &C, 2O6 Twenty-second street north
west, to cost 81, 300.
F. L. Graham, one frame dwelling on lot
%, block 8, "Fairview," county, Woodley
avenue, to cost $1,000.
G. Z. Sill, one frame dwelling on lot 33,
block 4, Twining City, to cost $500.
William Harper, two brick and frame dwell
ings on Benney street, Columbia Heights, to
cost $15,S00.
lot 30 square 749, 1926 and 1928 Third street
northeast, to cost $4 900.
Ellen G. Bassford, one brick dwelling on
lot 10, square 475, 1907 Sixth street northwest,
to cost So, 800.
George r. May, seven brick dwellings on
lots SO to 81, square 1908, 1881 to 1543 Wylie
street northeast, to cost $1,000.
!. +. Ford, one brick dwelling on lot 5,
square 124, 425 Nineteenth street northwest,
to cost 5000.
IA, square 535, 1924 and 1926 street south
west, to cost 81 ,S00
John s. Swormstedt, three frame dwellings
on lots 13 and ID, Waggaman's SUBJ, Bladens
burg Road, to cost So 400
William Mayse 81 Co., two brick dwellings
on lots 55 and So, square 7S0, 424 to 426 Fourth
street northeast to cost $4,000.
Charles A. McEwen, one brick dwelling on
lot 12, square 73, $40 ID street northeast, to
cost SO, 400. .saSa.-
Buying Property for the Railroads.
Said prominent real estate dealer: 'The
railroads have recently been quietly purchas-
ing property In the southwest section of the
city, and there is rumor to the effect that
one of them has been negotiating for the pur-
chase of property to the amount of several
thousands of dollars. One real estate dealer
is at present engaged in arranging for the dis
posal of piece of property in the southwest
to railroad corporation for $4,000 cash.
The gradual absorption of this portion of the
city by the railroads will no doubt prove
otherwise than beneficial to the general real
estate value"
The palace and the park of the Empress of