The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-03-29
BUILDING NOTES.

Jos. Richardson has taken out permit for
Henry Strong's new building at Eleventh and
streets; cost placed at $4,000.
c. Xander has permit to put an additional
story on house No. 439 K street northwest,
and build three-story addition, 20x62 feet;
5000.
The old Van Essen home on Thirty-irst
street is being removed by Mr. George w. Ray,
who will erect on its site several modern
houses
Architect Edward Woltz has plans for three
dwellings, to be 1Sx30 feet, two-story and base
ment, built of common and pressed brick and
stone; cost, $4,000.
The Transparent Ice Company are daily ex-
pecting their new machinery, which when put
in operation will increase their present ca
pacity over 335 per cent.
The western branch of the Central Union
Mission have leased and fitted up house 1071
Congress street, Georgetown, where their tri-
weekly meetings will be held.
The Tenleytown, Glen Echo and Bethesda
roads will in a few days begin the erection of
handsome waiting-room of rustic design at
the junction of the three lines.
Joseph L. Mcfarland will erect store and
story and basement high, built of common and
pressed brick with brownstone trimmings;
cost, $1,000.
Architect Glenn Brown has plans for an ad-
dition to Senator Standford's residence at
Seventeenth and streets. 1t will be two
story and cellar structure, 33x56 feet, with
front of red brick.
Architect b. Stanley Simmons has prepared
<n. 20. L
South Capitol and O streets, to be 16x49 feet
each, two-story, built of common and pressed
brick; cost, $4,000.
The stonemasons have begun work ON the
foundations of the new buildings to be erected
| at Fort Myer for the better accommodation of
the soldiers stationed there, their present quar-
| ters being very incommodious.
"The Continental" is the name that win be
| given new Office building that syndicate
| composed of John Paul Jones and Others will
erect on G street, between Sixth and Seventh
| streets northwest. The plans were made by
Architect A. p. Clark, Jr.
Architect ~ T. Haller has plans for block
of thirteen two-story basement dwellings that
Ed j. Hannah will have built on the northeast
corner of Ninth and ID streets northeast
| They viii have press-brick fronts with Otway
! stone, The block will cost $4,000.
Architect N. T. Haller has made plans fol
block of six dwellings that w. A. Coulter
will have built at the southwest corner OF
Maple and Hardwood avenues LIE Droit Park
The corner building will be double house
40x50 feet, with front of press brick ano
Hummelstown brownstone. The row will cos
$4,000.
The directors of the Ohio National Banl
have received competitive plans from mum
Der of architects for the new building to b.
erected at the corner of Twelfth and q street
northwest. 1t is the intention to erect six
story and basement structure, 26x72 feet, Wit
granite base and upper fronts Of same materia
combined with press brick. The building vii
cost about $4,000
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Real Estate, Building, and architecture, ar
solicited and eM be cieerfully received. The
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noon Of each ueek, and addressed to Req
Estate Editor, Sunday Herald.