Evening journal., 1892-07-09
BUILDINGS IN EMBRYO.
Designs Accepted for Churches
Stores and Stables.
EARLY CONgTRUoTION PROMISED

New Edinces for Epworth and Harrison
street ME. .Churches-w NLFieId's
New stable az Kentmere-xing street TO
Be craced with New Market House.
Plans for the New Post ONCE Received.
Many plans have been completed dur
ing the past week for various buildings
soon to be erected, and the architects of
the city are busily preparing others for
those who propose TO build at an early
day.
Two new churches, one new stable,
one market house and the new post Office
building viii soon develop into suhstan
tial structures and acquisitions TO the
architecture of the city.
Plans for the new edihce of Epworth
NJ r. Church have been completed by
Architect r. Rowley. They have been
accepted by the trustees of the church
and after few slight notifications ad-
vestisement for bids will be made and
work will be begun.
The site selected is the southeast cor
ner of Tenth aud Lombard streets The
church will have frontage of 60 feet
on Tenth street, and an SOfoot frontage
on Lombard street. Twenty feet of the
lot rs reserved, east of the church, for
future extension II necessary, and the
same space Is allotted 10 the building of a
parsonage, at an early date, TO the south.
The church will be of Gothic design
and win consist of a basement for light.
ing and heating apparatus, a floor for
the Sunday school and an upper story for
the church proper The building viii be
30 feet high with n tower on the north
west corner 20 feet In height, and will
bc built Of red brick with red
sandstone trimmings The tower will
be approached by steps on either side
and will contain n staircase leading TO
the church floor and gallery above, An
entrance TO the school room will also be
/ built on Lombard Street near the
southwest corner. The roof viii be of
span design and covered with blue slate
The Sunday school viii occupy the en-
tire first floor. the library and pastor 8
and infant classes being shut Off from
the main school by recessed sliding
shutters
The seating capacity of the church.
including a gallery sixteen feet wide
win be about 900 The floor will be of
pine and the walls stippled colored The
roof win be open wrought timbers
acting as a ceiling and an abundance OF
light viii be obtained from the many
windows ON all of the four sides.
The church viii be lighted by elec
tricity and heat ted by steam.
A Church aud stable.
Josue Smith Solar. the architect, has
drawn plans for now stable for VIII
liam NJ Field, president Of Central Bank
J at kentmore. They call for a building
twostories high with n frontage Of 90
! feet and q depth Of l0i feet The mater
: ial TO be used IN its construction Is Ches
ter Creek stone Specifications an,
being prepared and bids will be opened
soon.
The same architect has drawn PLAN
for the new cdiiice of Harrison stree
NJ. r. Church which have been accepted
and work will be started soon and rap
idly pushed forward TO completion.
New Post once Plans Received.
Supervisor Of Construction Hollis re
ceived the plans this morning Of th
modified design for the new post oliic
building and bids will be opened thi
afternoon for its construction. The plan
for the interior are practically the sam,
as those previously drawn, only being
tNNINfA TO tNNlNiN Win lNt lhNNiNth tA
torior design The tower now rises to
height of about 14O feet. the building
itself measures l5S feet in length and i
IS feet deep. Rockface granite an'
brick viii be used in It's construct on
New Market House.
S. n. Smeltz will soon have erected
new market house ON the west side o.
King street, between Eighth and Nintl
streets II win be built Of brick an,
have a depth Of 45 feet and froniag
of "a feet ON King street The markc
win contain twenty.four stalls j.
Rowley is the architect. Bids viii be ao
vertised for at an early day.
r The new schoolroom and dormitor
building Of the Ferris Industrial Scho,
will be completed about September 1,
The estimated cost is 81, ,0O0 Tn
structure will have two stories, and tn
b walls win be of brick with Euclid ston
trimmings