Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-25
SOME NEW HOUSES.
improvements Contemplated in DIFF
ferent Sections of the Citys

improvements COntemp plated in Diff
ferent Sections Of the City
DR.. J. w. Marin will erect a residence at
1900 Rhode Island avenue. from plans pre-
pared by F. H. Knight. architect. 1t will
be three stories In height, with q frontage
Of twenty-one feet and a depth Of sixty
nine. The front Is to be built Of white
stone. with entrance porch and a circular
bay. The roof will be tiled and the interior
finish will be oak and pine. The rear of
the house fronting on P street will be I'm
ished with press brick and stone and will
hsye q circular bay.
The building known as the Anderson an
mex. on IL street between and d
streets. Is to be remodeled into an Office
building.
A building known as the nurses home Is
to be erected at the corner of Pennsyl-
vania avenue and 18th street. on the
grounds Of the Columbia Hospital 1t is
to be three stories In height with a 'front.'
age Of thirty feet, and is to be built Of
brick and brown stone. A. P. Clark, jr..
Is the architect.
Three dwellings will be erected by d. B..
Gron at Ath and z streets northeast. They
are to De two stories In height and built
Of brick and stone.
The residence of J. R. Buckalew. 145O Ken
esaw avenue. Is to be enlarged by the ad-
ditton Of another story, and the In terror ia
to be reconstructed.
Two three-story English basement houses
are to be erected On NJ street between 14th
and 18th streets. by F. H. smith. The
fronts Will be of press brick and stone,
Three four-story English basement houses
are TO be erected on Princeton street be-
tween 18th and l4th streets by Arthur s.
Browne. The dimensions win be l7x84. and
the fronts will be built of brick and stone.
The Building Record.
The record NJ h,,iJdtp.v ooo~...z-
past week shows that thirteen permits were
issued for the erection of new buildines at
total aggregate cost of $4O.3JO.
or this amount $4,000 came from the
northwestern section, with three permits
the northeast, two new buildings at a cost
OF sAsoo; southeast. one permit. costing $500,
buildings, aggregating $9,Oo0.
Horses ON the Second Floor.
The inspector Of buildings has issued a
permit to E. s. Mahoney for the erection
of three-story brick livery stable, with
horses stabbed on the second floor, in the
alley between NJ, n. 18th and 18th streets.
The stable will be In many ways fireproof.
built of red brick, So IL feet deep, 40 feet
high. and 30 feet front. J. E. benson is the
architect. Building Inspector Entwisle and
the Commissioners were greatly opposed to
granting permit, but, as the new amend
ment to the building regulations, prohibit
frS the stabling Of horses above the first
floor could not be enforced until August
"a, the permit was issued, by order Of the
Commissioners.
Building Inspector Entwisle has issued a
building permit to Joseph Paris for the
erection of an attractive dwelling at 434
Massachusetts avenue northwest. The
building will be built Of pressed brick, 35
feet deep, IS feet high. and IL feet inches
front. and erected by Anderson K Belt
w. B. Brady Of the inspector Of building s
Office Is the architect.
Mary H. Gordon has planned the erection
of a handsome dwelling at 1900 o street
Georgetown, d. c. II will be built OF
pressed brick. 32 feet deep, IS feet high and
10 feet front. by John H. Nolan NJ T.
Halter. Warder building. is the architect.