The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-08-16
BUILDING NOTES.

DR.. Robert Reyburu will erect private
stable IN the rear of his residence, 512 Twenty
first street northwest, to cost $3.50.
The Franklin Fire Insurance Company at
Gil Twelfth street northwest, will expend 500
In adding a show window, 3x7 feet In dimen-
sions, to their premises
r. l.. Parry will build for himself and H.
o. Willard two 3-story and a basement brick
dwellings at Nos. 923 and 925 S street north
west, at cost of $1,000.
Architect Charles E. Burden has completed
the plans for 2-story and cellar brick build
ing, which w. X. Coon will build for John f.
Maggaman, at No. $500 Spruce street, In lie
Droit Park, at a cost of $4,000.
The premises No. 617 street northwest,
the property of &. w. johnson, will be i'm
proved at once by an expenditure of 81, 900 on
general repairs and putting in a store in the
basement. The work will be done by Stewart
Il Walters.
Langdon Park is to be improved by the
erection of a $1,000 frame dwelling for Mr..
Page by John F. Ackers, the architect and
builder. The house will be 2-story frame
and will be built at the corner of Twenty
second and Cincinnati streets.
Mr.. j. IL. Lane is the architect, builder and
owner of two pretty dwellings, which will be
constructed In West lexington, at Nos 116
and 11S street. They will tie constructed of
brick and stone, will have two stories and q
cellar, and will cost SO 900 each
Architect F. G. Atkinson has prepared plans
for row OF five twostory and cellar brick
dwellings which Myron NJ. Parker will build
at cost OF Sl3, 900 at Nos. 1l5 to 713 Third
northeast. Each house will have square bay
window with the corners cut off.
Architect B. Stanley Simmons has COM
pleted plans for row of five 2 story and base
ment brick dwellings, to be erected at Nos.
13 to 21 Q street northwest, by Contractor w.
A. Vaughn, for Mr.. l.. Simmons. The houses
will be 17x32 feet in dimensions with front
of pressed brick.
Mr.. E. N. Waters, of the real estate firm of
Waters & Thompson, will build for himself
at cost of SIS, 600 handsome three-story and
cellar residence at No. 2l2 Eighth street
northeast. The front will be OF pressed brick
and will have large oriel bay window its en-
tire length. Waters & Thompson will be the
builders.
Mr.. John H. Duvall will shortly begin the
erection for himself of row of seven two
story brick dwellings in the alley in square
1915. The houses will have frontage of 13
feet and depth of 2S. AS there is no sewer
in this alley Mr.. Duvall obtained the permit
sewerage. plumbing, etc. The houses will
cost between $4 1000 and $5, 900.
Builder Frank L. Harvey will soon break
ground for handsome residence which Mrs.
F. j. Tlford will have built at No. 1886 New
Hampshire avenue. The house will be three
stories in height with q basement and will
cost not less than $4,000 The cornice will
be of brick and ornamental iron. The front
OF pressed brick will be ornamented with
large, circular bay window. The residence
Will front 53 feet on New Hampshire avenue
and will have depth of so feet
Architect G. Friebus has just completed
plans for very pretty residence which Darby
and Davis will shortly begin the construction
OF for L. G. Rosenbush at 100 Thirty-fifth
street northwest. The house will be of pressed
brick with frontage of 2S feet on Thirty-fifth
street, running back 53 feer on street. At
the corner there will be q circular tower while
on the street side an octagonal shaped bay
window Will ornament the house. 1t will be
two stories In height with cellar The esti-
mated cost is 5000.