Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-06

plans for a residence for Mrs. Ophelia NJ
Spofford, which is to be located at Con-
necticut avenue extended and Leroy place.
The material used for the exterior walls
will be Indiana limestone and bum brick,
and the dimensions Of the house will be GO
py 100 Feet There Will be porte cochere.
towers and bays, and the feature Of the in
terror Will be a large reception hall, semi
circular in form.
The Building Record.
The building inspectors record for the
past week, ending yesterday, shows that
forty-three permits were taken out for the
erection of new buildings. aggregating in
cost sI51. $50. This was divided among the
several sections Of the city as follows:
Northwest, nine permits. $2s.900: northeast,
twenty permits. $4,000; southwest. one per-
nit 5000: southeast four permits, 81, $50,
and the county. nine permits. $65.SOo.
Some improvements.
e. n. Gilpin will shortly erect seven three
story-and-basement pressed-brick dwellings
at numbers 1898 to 124s Kenesaw avenue.
Columbia Heights. These buildings will be
liz by "a feet c. B. Keferstein is the
architect and J. B. Collier the builder.
r. X. Cook has planned the erection of a
three-story- and-cellar pressed-brick dwell
Ing at 1885 p street. Victor Mindeleff is the
architect and Messrs. Dougherty & Burk
the builders.
The erection OF a dwelling and store will
shortly be commenced by Otto Rupert at
by 5Ol2 feet, built Of pressed brick three
stories high. with cellar. and heated through
out by hot water. Messrs. Connor e. Cul-
Lofty are the architects and c. A. Didden.
builder.
Rev. George F. Dudley. rector Of ST. Ste
pEen's p. +. Church. was granted a build
ing permit few days ago by the inspector
of buildings for the erection OF a one-story
and cellar brick and granite church at 18th
street and Kenesaw avenue, Columbia
Heights. The church will be 6lx99 feet, and
will be set back 80 feet from the building
line. 1t will have a double pitch slate
roof. and will be heated throughout by
steam. VIM. N. Dudley is the architect
and builder.
The construction of eight brick dwellings
at numbers 9l6 to 90 ID street. and 9l7 TO
923 Sd street northeast will be begun. Each
OF these buildings will be two stories high,
lox51 1-2 feet, and built OF red brick. c. b.
Keferstein is the architect. and J. b. Col
lier. builder.
Nicolai Brothers have been granted a
permit by the inspector OF buildings for the
reconstruction of the building on the old
site corner Of Canal and K streets south
west, which was destroyed by fire a short
time ago. The warehouse will be 141xlo7
feet. The new plant will comprise five new
buildings. one and two stories high. and
also stable 30x32 feet. The other buildings
will be 60x66. 15x30 and 16x30 feet, re-
spectively. The buildings will be built en-
tfrely OF brick. with concrete foundation
and will not be placed within 80 feet OF any
dwelling.
A. W. Mallory will shortly build three
pressed-brick dwellings at numbers ass to
So 11th street southeast. They will be two
stories high and cellar. l6x3l feet Edward
Wolff is the architect, and John 7. Clark.
builder.
John H. Nolan has planned the erection
Of two one-story and cellar brick dwell
ings at numbers 11i4 and LAG Connecticut
avenue. They are to be lSx51 feet. John
II. Nolan is the builder.
The erection of three pressed-brick dwell
ngs, at Nos. "a. GO and IS X street, will be
shortly commenced by George Beall. The
buildings Will be three stories high, with
basement, 16x36 feet and heated through
out by steam heat F. A. Blundon is the
builder.
The erection Of two pressed-brick dwell
irgs and stores at Nos. 202l and lob lIth
street has been planned by wiihelmene
Bergman. They are to be two stories high
with cellar. 2Ox32 feet. In the rear of these
buildings will be erected at the same time
two two-story red brick stables. C. w.
Sommerville is the architect, and Henry f.
Getz the builder.
The Inspector OF buildings has issued a
permit to John w. Hobbs for the erection of
eleven pressed-brck dwellings at Nos. IL TO
~ Florida avenue northeast. Geo Cooper
builder.
two-story and cellar residence Will he
built by William A. Henderson at 9Th ana
U streets southeast The front ia to be
press brick and brown stone
f!ans have been prepared by H. S. Patrick
architect, Tor a store and fiat building TO he
erected at 233 Pennsylvania avenue south
east by Hahn Bros. 1t will be four stories
In height 25x73 feet with front of press
brick and stone.