Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-13

erection of new buildings, aSgregating in
cost $D. SOO. divided among the several Sec
tions OF the city as follows: Northwest,
eight permits. I'll 800; northeast, SIX per-
mits. Sl5,WO; southeast, three permits,
WV, and county. three permits, $3.50.
Some improvements.
J. Z. Connolly will shortly build an at
tractive red brick dwelling at 2l5 Delaware
avenue northeast. j. A. RodbIrd is the
builder.
The inspector of buildings has issued a
Permit TO Messrs. Stumph & Bros. for the
reconstruction of a warehouse and factory
at Nos. 63l, G33 and 635 Massachusetts
avenue northwest. Tho building Will be five
stories high. with cellar, 4fXSO feet, and
constructed on the old site, which was de-
stroyed by fire short time ago. The build
ihg VIII be built of fire-proot material and
VIII lave two fire escapes, which Will be
located by the Inspector Of buildings. J. c.
Johnson is the architect, and Samuel j.
Prescott the builder.
j. ii. Lane has planned the erection of
twO-story and cellar pressed-brick DIV ellng
at 22l X street. lexington. II will be
20X42 feet. and heated throughout by hot
water. j. ii. Lane is the architect and
builder.
permit has been granted to George c.
BloOmer for the erection of six pressed
brick dwellings at Nos. 19iS to 121S 7 street
northwest. They Will be IL l-2x36 feet, ana
tree StoTltS Helt, Will Cr'lidI HiCIsiu
Crump is the architect and f.. y. Blundon
the builder.
Six pressed brick DWELLINGS will shortly
be commenced by J. ID. Burn at Nos. 324 to
81 + street northeast. They are To be two
stories high. with cellar. Il I-2x6l 80 IND
feet respectively. j. II. Burn Is the builder.
The construction of two dwellings has
been planned by Messrs. Stockett and
Worthington at Nos. 213 and 215 4th street
southeast The buildings will be two stories
high, with basement, lSXi6 feet. and heated
throughout by a furnace. W. +. Mcclure
is the architect.
George Frederick has planned the erection
of a tWO-story frame dwelling and store on
Pennsylvania avenue extended, Twining
city 1t will be 1jN:i2 feet. James ID.
Mason is the builder.
Angus hammond has commenced the cree
ton Of a frame store on Carroll avenue,
Takorna Park. 1t will be two stories high,
ISx4O feet. William Gibson is the builder.
John W. Hobbs is building eleven
two-stOry and cellar press-brick dwellings
at Nos. IL to - Florida avenue northeast.
They VIII each be 16xS1 feet. George Cooper
IS the architect. and John W. Hobbs the
builder.
f w. Woodruff will rebuild his factory
building on Massachusetts avenue adioin-
ing the Stumph building. The plans. pre-
pared by c. A. Harding, architect. provide
for a fve-stOTy fre-proof structure, 33xII,
with iron beams and columns and terra
Gotta floor arches. 1t will have front of
with copper show window.
A. p Clark, jr., architect. Is making
plans for two residences to be built in lie
Droit Park for }. :. Belt. They are to he
two stories in height, 1IX.D feet. with bay
fronts Of press brick and Hummelstown
stone bases.
The building of Chas. BAUM los and i61
Ith street, is to be remOlelJ1 and convert
81 into two stores, with provision for offices
ia the upper stories.
Two buildings will he erected by Charles
Eaum at I'LL and NIB 18th street. They
viii have two stories and cellar. will be
lGSIo feet. with fronts of pressed brick and
stone. 'Phe first stories viii be used as
stores and the second floor for office pur-
poses.
ID. IL. Gotwalls will erect n block Of
hpusesNit the corner Of Pennsylvania ave-
nne and 1lth street southeast.
X. X. Cook is having plans prepared by
victor Mlndelen for residence to be
erected on street near nth street The
'front.' VIII have an octagonal porch of In
diana stone. which. with buff brick will
BE- used in the upper portion. There will
be 3n Oriel bay finished with a lOggia