The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-28
Notcr OF the pulIdlng Trades.

Notes of the Building Trades.
Plans have been completed and the
architect. Edward A. Wurth. of 10 Market
street. is ready for estimates under general
or separate contracts for the erection of
a six-story building for Edwin A. kirch
& Co.. at T-79 Market street. The new
structure will be of brick construction,
measuring IS feet square, and connect with
the present building being used by the
owners. The specifications call for a slate
roof, steam heat, floors of heavy mill con-
struction, elevator and other improvements,
including gas and electric lighting, The
front of the building above the first floor,
which will be of plate glass. Will be faced
with pressed brick. The estimated cost
according to the architect, who will super
intend the work, is $4,000.
John H. & Wilson c. ELY, of 500 Broad
street. nave completed h plans ana are
omen for bids on the construction of a prl-
vate residence for William A. Willam-
son. of Al Marin place, this city. The
structure. which will be located at 81 Clin-
ton avenue. will be of frame construction,
two and one-half stories in height, ana
measure So by 81 feet in ground dimen-
sions. The first and second floors VIII each
be divided into five rooms, while Inc attlc
will beJfnished into three rooms. Accoru-
ing to the plans and specifications tne
dwelling will have a slate roof ana ne
enuinped with steam heat, tiled bathroom
hardwood floors and interior trim, CABINET
mantels, plate glass and all other mouerh
improvements including gas and electric
lighting The architects will su~perintehu
the construction and aware all contracts
which It is estimated will total TO HoyVW'
About Sc. 800 will be expended by William
-. q r Ilo.n cfpoaf on the pfpc-
ton Of n double fiat at 701 South Twentieth
street. according to plans as prepared by
William X. Schoenig & Son, of AIS Spring
field avenue. The plans show n three-story
building of frame construction, measuring
911s nv Sc feet. Each floor will provide TWO
apartments, each consisting of five rooms
and a bath. The specifications call Tor d
Stag roof, dumb waiter, cabinet mantels'
cypress interior trim, ranges, tiled baths
and all other improvements except neat
The owner will build by days work under
the supervision of the architects and buy
all material.
Plans have been completed by Hymnn
Rosensohn, of 74S Broad street, for the
erection of IA siX-family dwelling at 81
South Sixteenth street for Benjamin Cross
of 1879 Mulberry street. The building, which
win be Of frame construction, will be three
stories in height and measure 26 by 62 feet
in ground dimensions. Six apartments
each, consisting of five room and a bath
will be provided, there being two on each
floor. The building will have a Stag rool
and be trimmed inside with cypress. Al
modern improvements. except heat, are
mentioned in the specifications, including
tiled baths, ranges, mantels. open plumb
ing, etc. The Srchitect will superintend the
construction and award the contracts,
which he estimates will amount to 5000.
According to plans prepared by Alfred
Peter, of 23S Washington street. William
Schneider, of 239 Waverly avenue, will
erect a two and one-half story dwelling at
159 Seymour avenue. The building will be
of frame construction and measure % feet
In width by 81 feet in depth. The rooms,
of which there will be fourteen, will be nv
ranged so as to provide apartments for
three families. The specifications call for
cypress interior trim, ranges, tiled baths,
slate tubs, mantels and all other improve
ments except heat. The architect will
award all contracts and superintend the
construction, which will cost about $500.
Francis Averkamp, of 43 Stirling street,
as architect, completed the plans and will
award contracts for the proposed factory
building for the Union Wheel Works on
Stanton street, near Frelinghuysen avenue.
The building Will be two stories In height,
of brick construction and measure AZ by
20 fee, in ground dimensions. Tho specif-
cations call for a Stag roof, two elevators,
floors Of heavy mill construction and other
modern improvements. The estimated cost
is $1,000.
NJ. A. Gregory, of $50 Summer avenue.
will be owner ard builder of a two-famiIy
house from private plans which will be
Quilt at 53 Summer avenue. The structure
will be of frame construction, two and a
half stories in height and measure 26 by
56 feet at foundation. There will be hf-
teen roo-ils and two baths arranged to
accommodate two families. All modern
improvements, including steam heat, cabi-
net mantels, slate wash tubs and gas and
electric lighting. will be Installea. The
roof will be of slate, while the interior of
the building will be trimmed with white
pine. The owner will BUY all the ma
Ierial and estimates the cost of the tn
ished building at $1,000.