Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-01
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

l With the Builders-HenrY ElsOD,, l New Block-TaIl Chimney on tn, Hospital Grounds-Large Coal Shut, Six Moro Houses for Atwatel Street-Many More New Tenemen Houses.
 | MT. Henry Bison has well advanced toward completion new block of thre, residences on Pearl street, next adjoining
 his residence. It is well-equipped ano l weu-built. MT. David H. Clark is finish ing his contract upon the building. This | is the second block of the kind Mir. Elsor has erected upon Pearl street. MT. David H. Clark is about oompletine his contract work on the new boiler build. ing for the hospital. The building is on the rear part of the hospital grounds, near Howard avenue. The chimney which if now being erected in connection with the boiler house will tower up considerably, as it is to be eighty feet high. -
 The new building of Pyramid lodge, A. o. U. w., on State street near Edward looms up considerably. The roof is on and handsomely slated, and the exterior of the building will present quite tasty ap- pearance. It is one of the largest build ings in that section.
 Captain Lawrence O'Brien has nearly completed his block of fine houses on Beach street, near the junction of Wallace and State streets.
 The house on Mechanic street, next to the tract of land owned by MT. Thomas Forsyth of the Forsyth dye works, has just been enlarged to three times it's former size. It was built by the late Patrick Green, who was for years a valued en- ploye of w. J. Atwater.
 Daniel O'Connor is to build at once A house on Dixwell avenue It will be two stories high with shingle roof, and will be fitted up with modern Improvements. Tfe cost will be $3,60O.
 On East Chapel and Popular streets 'Coyne Bros. are to put up for themselves, at cost of $4, 800, building large enough for two stores on the ground floor and two tenements of five rooms each on the two floors above.
 Patrick Davis will have built two- story frame house on James street. The rooms-ten in number, designed for two tenements-will be finished in hard wood and contain baths, hot water, heating ar engagements, etc.
 -Spier & Co. are building at their yards on Railroad avenue 8 coal pocket, 54x6O, and 36- feet in height. Engines and shutes are to be put in for hoisting and deposit ing the coal. When finished it will be the largest coal pocket in this city, :: A thEee-story brick tenement @buiIding, with gravel roof, and containing fifteen rooms with baths and modern equipments will be built by F. Stanley Bradley on Hill street. The cost will be about $S,O00.
 Deputy Sheriff Konold is preparing to erect six cottages on Atwater street, in the vicinity of Dover and English streets. That locality is looking up" considerably. The locality is attractive and well situated for "boom" some day.
 Building permits have just been issued by Fire Marshal Kennedy as follows:
 John Ruff, to erect brick block of five houses on Greene street, near Wooster place, 36x110 feet
 Francis E. Fiske, to erect frame addition at No. Wolcott street, 10x18 feet.
 R. B. Baldwin. to erect frame dwelling at Mo- 53 Stevens street, 23x32 feet.
 Daniel O. 'Connell, to erect frame dwelling at 4S6 Dixwell avenue, 28x44 feet
 Harmonic club, to erect brick addition at No. 9 Elm street, 37x92 feet EHenry Rafael, to erect brick addition at 36 Oak street, Sx11 feet. -
 J. R Henshaw, to erect frame addition, corner Parmelee and winthrop avenue, 19x16 feet.
 Harvey Robinson, to erect frame building af 9 East Pearl street, 20x30. <
 James P. Campbell, to erect three-story brick dwelling on Hamilton street, near Wooster 22x6O feet
 That fired feeling now so oftan heard oe