The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-02
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front will be built Of granite, highly or.
nGmented, two stories in height, but
equal to four ordinary stories, The
ornamental windows in the first story
will be protected by fancy iron grill
work. The interior will be completely
remodeled and finishedi in hard, wood,
with tile floors, which Will make II one
of the finest banking institutions in the
city. The above illustration shows how
imposing the front will be.
Another large business block will be
that OF Stone & Thomas, tho dry goods
merchants, on Maine street, Itwill be
four stories in height, with acaBt' iron
front, and all tho latest features Of such
building. The interior will be fn-
ished in natural wood, with maple floors
and steel ceiling. The block will cost
$4,000. as
This firm also has the st Matthew's
rectory, handsome stone house, har-
monizing in architecture with the
church, and to cost $1,000.
They also drew the plans for Hun
ter's new spice mills and ketchup
works, on, the corner of Main and
.Twentieth,streets This block is to be
built of buff fire brick, with ornamental
stone trimmings. It will be four stories
in height, and cost $4,000.
The new stone front and extension Of
the First Presbyterian church, TO cost
S25 900, is their work, and they planned
for the German NJ. Z. Church, on South
Chapline street, alterations, anew front
and steeple, to cost $1,000; also altera-
tons on St. Paul's church, Ritchietown,
to cost 81, 900.
Following are some Of their most i'm
portant pieces OF work:
Four new brick residences.fo HI q.
Grimm, on Seventeenth street; cost
For Mrs. E. ]. Stone, South Front
street, Island, new frame residence ;
cost 5000.
For Henry Jones, a frame residence
on the Island, to cost S., 900, Z. q, s.;s
Aframe residence for VIII MeKelyetS
on York street, Island, TO cost $500,
and one for .Feargua Whslly, on the
Island, to cost 5000; one for Mr.. Zinn,
to cost s., 900, and ono for George Rob
inson, to cost $1,000, both also. on the
Island. 49,.
Two frame residences .for,0e Charles
Schmidt, Ia Belvedere addition, TO cost
5000, and another franc residence in
Belyedere, to cost s. 900.
Alterations and additions to the store
OF A. Bot, South Side, to cost s., 500.u.S
A double brick residence for Mrs.
John Truschei, on Fourteenth street, TO
cost $1,000. sisN
A frame residence for Charles Wat
kins, on the Island, to cost s., 600.
A frame store building for Thomas
Allen, to cost s., 500. y 624ie.SHi :
A frame residence for NJ. sadunski, in
Park View, to cost $500. lsa sGa-5.
A residence for Mr.. G. B. Hart at
Echo Point, to cost $4,000. This win
be ono OF the fastest aud most artistic
homes in the county. It is after the
colonial STYLE. and differs from many Of
those in the vicinity. 'S?i'eA w ~, -,
A restaurant for H. schmulbachi in
Mozart Park, on Caldwell's run, to cost
So 800; also pavilions and halls for the
park, and three new stations on the
line Of the w. & E. 6. railway.
The new Office building and labora-
tory for the Reyman Brewing.company,
built Of pressed brick and stone, almost
completed; cost $4,000.
Plans have also been drawn by Leiner
& Faris for a new Office building; to be
built of brick and terra Gotta, for the
Schmulbach Brewing company; the
new grand stand, with reserved seat
addition, at the state fair grounds; a
brick residence for Mr.. W. 7. Graham,
secretary Of the Standard iron works, to
be erected out the National pike at q
cost Of $1,000; a frame dwelling for O.
]. Sands, of Fairmont, to cost $500;
the new ST. Johns Catholic church, at
Bellaire, to be built Of brick and stone,
and to cost $4,000, also a schoolhouse
to cost $4,000, and,a brick residbhes for
the priests to cost S., 900 and a. new
Presbyterian church at Maftingbnrg,
W. Va, to be built ofsbrick aud orna-
mented with stone trimmings Il 81 cost
Of $4,000. :
The other architects have also good
bookings Of work, so that IL IT, very APP
parent that In growth and, iimProYe-
ment Wheeling and vicinity III gsEIictly
in tn NJ slSysi