The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-06

accommodation have been provided for a
frst-class establishment. The office is to
be located on the first floor and will oc-
cup a large space at the corner: Punac
lions will be found on the second floor.
ADDITIONAL APARTMENTS.
Adjoining the corner buildings on the
west viii be located the three-story apart
ment building. with a frontage of 236 feet,
and subdivided into FIVE complete sec
tons arranged around a court facing Nc
Pherson avenue, the plan being. similar
to that of the famous RICHMOND Court
In Boston.
Each OF the 1--WE sections VIII have six
apartments, and each apartment will con-
tain six or eight rooms, not including
bathrooms and closets. Tie main en-
trance and stairways Will be finished with
tile. marble and hardwood. and the finish
wood or painted panels.
The principal attraction to this building.
and that which will give 1T a distinctive
which will be log feet wide by 90 feet
deep, and will have granitoid walks. car
rage drive. grass. flowers and fountain.
i've English Tudor, with entrances en-
riched. The trimmings win be white ter
"a Gotta and red brick walls. with broad
At the northwest corner of Mcpherson
and Euclid avenues Louis Celia win build
a handsome apartment house, to contain
ia dPdAl LlGlL5 VI 1OuE IOOILlS GdC1. WlIQ
baths connecting and so arranged snat the
rooms. may be rented singiy.
william Wedemeyer, architect. states
about $4,000, will be finished In December.
Tit ground floor. Is to contain six large
stores. The interior will be Of hardwood.
be Of marble. the entire structure to be
heated by steam.
The front of the building Is to be gray
notified brick, with white terra Gotta
BRAZILIAN COMMISSION.
The Brazilian Commission to the
Worlds Fair closed a lease for apart
ments at Nos. 42l. l3 and ~ Lake ave-
nue.. a few doors from Portland place.
Ihe arrangement was made through the
Nicholls-Ritter Realty and financial
Colonel F. NJ. de souna Asuiar. the
Commissioner. and his associates, Major
g.. de Cuntra and d. G. Baptista de Mol
high-srade apartments in adjoining
houses. Their n%eighbors are principally
army officers:
The readiness with which Nicholls-Rit-
ter found homes for the Brazilians re-
called a remark made by Secretary Shaw
wnen ne was here several days ago.
nemap@ tb 9a offsiaj your %ho b real est estate 50
ury In President RooseYeIt's Cabinet
asked c. C. Nichols.
loses IFS ts'I Sead owes "yer ta aayt Fl; Louis 1n, meyer
vbIIa IN. foc+ thnt - ,hu ttidt
year IL to be the greatest in history is
sSSayt i en- = 40 one Is disposed to bring
dty offers newcomers the sana aaans
tages In buying or building now as would
obtain at an ordinary period. Develop
s~uostantial basis.
Further evidence Of. the fact that st.
Louis Is not ~oyerpuilding Is found in the
statement prepared by the Rea. Estate
ExchaEge yesterday and which shows
that last month the building permits
amounted TO $l4l-9N. while in August, last
year, the aggregate was S1.207, f16. Tie
decrease is said to be due principally to
the high price Of labor and building ma.
terial.
One of the sections of the city where
improvements are being rushed is in the
nefghborhood of Olive street and Ieffer-
son avenue, The Lincoln Trust COMPANY
last week sotd several lots in that yirin;t !,
| and new buildings are to be erected AZ
| once.