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5th st, for Turkish bath purposes, for Abra¬
ham Landberg, 10:i West 2ijth st. Jacob Fisher,
J.")  .\v A.  architect.    Cost,   about  $15,(mil.

BRO.N'X.—C. T. Wills. Im.. L'si; .".ih av, has
received tlif general contract to erect a 1-sty
marble ;ind bronzr mausoleum. .")nx."in ft., at
Woodlawn Cemetery. Webster av and 2:;d st, for
the W. l;. Letds Estate. ..2, .'.ih av. Cost,
about ^^.-.ii.diiu.

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Manhattan.

APART.MENTS, FLATS AXD TEXE.MEXTS.

NiiTH   ST,   IJi-ll^d, (i-sty  lireproof  hri.k  tene¬
ment,   25x91;   cost,   $."i:i,OO0;   owner.   The   Corn
Exchange Bank, 1;: \\'illiam st; architect, Harrie
T. Lindeberg, 2 West 47th st.    Plan .\o. 2*0.
HALLS AND  CLUBS.

WADSWORTH AV, IL'4-I.'s, 1-st,v brick dance
hall, 71x101); cost, .fri.oiid; owner, Aldorf Con¬
struction Co., .Ma.\ Ltibskind, Pres., :'.TS5 Broad¬
way ; arcbitects, Gtoss & Kleinberger, Bible
House,  .\stor pl.    Plan Xo. 2ui.i.

HOSPITALS   AXD   ASYLU.MS.

lliTH ST, s s, 570 e Av C. T-sty brick flre¬
proot hospital dormitory, 1(i(i.\m: ; cost, .^U.jO.-
0110; owner. The City of New York, Dept. of
Health, s w cor. Centre and Walker sts; ar¬
chitect, William E. Austin, 4ti Wi'st 24th st.
Flan No. 2U3.

STABLES AND  GARAGES.

04TH  ST,  l'iil-i:ii;;  West.  L'-sty  brick  flreproof
garage,  4!tx]*;i>;   cost,   ;f2;:,iiHii;   owner,   Clara  C.
.Moore.   .'Ml   West  OOth  st;   architect,   Alexander
Baylies. :y.',-:\l Bible House.    Plan Xo. 200.
STORES.   OFFICES   AXD   LOFTS.

L.\FAYETTE   ST,   s.s,   l'-sty   brick   store   and
lofts,  21x01;  cost,  $1.1,11(111;   owner,   Palacio  Co.,
177   B'roadway;   architects,   Shampan   &   Sham¬
pan,  772 Broadway,  Brooklyn.    Plan Xo. 21*2.
STORES   AXD   TE.NEMENTS.

ISIST ST, h e cor Riverside Drive, O-sty brick
tenement house, 102x214; cost, .f2Iii,l.)iiO; own¬
er, Miami Realty Co., 40 East 2i;d st, Daniel
W. O'Neil, Pres. ; architects, Schwartz & Gross,
347 5th av.    Plan No. 21 il.

AMSTERDAM AV, 1011-2-4-11, 1-sty brick
store building, IiiUx.lO; cost, $17,l'ii0: owner,
Clara C. Moore, 311 West OOth st ; architect,
Alexander Baylies, ;;;;-34 Bible House. Plan
.Xo. 2U5.

MISCELLAXEOUS.

2STH ST, .j:::!-!:; West, 1-sty brick coal yard,
Tnx.t.s; cost, .$"(1)0: owner, Henry Hencken, 5,2,0
West 2sth st; architect. Henry Hencken, .">:;'.'
West 2.Sth St.    Plan .Xo. 2(14.

Bronx.

STORES   AND   TE.NEMEXTS.

FOX ST, s s, l,sii e Av St John, two 5-sty
brick tenements, slag root, 40x88; cost, $70,-
000; owner, .Mauk Const. Co., Dudley Mac¬
donald, 957 Hoe av, Fres. ; architect, Kreym¬
borg Archtl. Co., 1020 East 163d st. Plan No.
270.

BENSOX AV, w s, from Walker to McClay
av, 5-sty brick tenement, tin roof, 0.").01x88.4 ;
cost, $60,000; owner, \\ m. D. Howaii Co., Wm.
D. Howaii, 1541 Overing st, Pres. ; architect,
M. W. Dei Gaudio, 401 Tremont av. Plan Xo.
277.

SCHOOLS   AXD   COLLEGES.

ST. PAUL'S PL, s s, from Wasoington to
Park avs. .i-sty brick school, tile roof, 200x94;
cost, $310,001); owner, City of New YorK; ar¬
chitect, C. B'. J. Snyder, 500 P'ark av. Plan Xo.
270.

STORES AND TENEME.XTS.
PARK AV, e s, lui',2 n lilTth st, 5-sty brick
tenements, plastic slate roof, 38.80x84.4; cost,
$30,000; owner, Malcke Bldg. Co., Frank F.
Malcke, 1403 West Farms rd, Pres.; architect,
Fred. Hammond, :.;01 East llOth st. Pi'kn No.
278.

CO.XCORD AV, e s, 238 s lloth st. three 5-sty
brick tenements, slag roof, 30.0x88 ; cost, $120,-
<IOO; owner, Wilraac Bldg. Co., Wm, McManus.
."■l.'i Tinton av, Fres. ; architects, Moore & Land¬
siedel, 3d av and 148th st.    Plan Xo. 28ii.

SHERMA.X AV, w s, 2ii7.6 n 103d st, two 5-
sty brick tenements, slag root, 4."ix88 ; cost, .$80,-
(1110; owner, Kovacs Const. Co., Julius Koyacs,
2u:i Alexander av, Pres.; architects. Koppe &
.Moore, S:W Westchester av. Plan No. 281.
MISCELLAXEOUS.

PARK AV, e s, Ijii n l."jlst st, 1-sty frame
shed, 54x14; cost, $l.Vi ; owner, estate ot Wm.
Nelson, 1.50 Nassau st; ar. hitict. Robt. Glenn,
."i07 Courtlandt av.    Plan .Xo. 275.

Brooklyn.

CHURCHES.
BERGE.X ST, n s, 200 e Nevins st, 2-sty brick
church. 42.8x82.2, slag roof cost, $lo,OiiO ; owner.
Bethel B'aptist Church, 511 Bergen st; architect,
R. Irving Dodge, 2.::; Broadway, Manhattan.
Plan  No.  3675.

DWELLIXGS.

WARWICK ST. e s. i;ii) s Arlington av. 2-
sty brick dwellmg, 20x54, shingle root, 2 fami¬
lies ; cost, .$3,.')0(J; owner, Geo. Schmitt, fi
Wlnton pl, Union Course. L. I.; architect, Wm.
C. Winters, 106 Van Siclen av.    Plan .Xo. .';i;i.">.

MER.MAID AV, s w cor West 2.1th st. 2-sty
frame dwelling, 21x35, shingle loof. 2 families ;
cost, .$:i,iKI(i; owner, Fred Stehman. West 24th
St. near Surf av ; architect, Wm. Richter, 4411
18th av.    Plan No. 3652.

RAILROAD AV. w s, 181) s Stanley av, 2-sty
fiiime dwelling, 17x27, tin roof, 1 family ; cost,
¥2..'"i0n; owner, Chas. Klassert. .51)8 East 8;;d st
Manhattan; architect, Morris Whinston, 459
Stone av.    Plan  No.  3G45.

SNEDIKER AV, e s. UK) n Riverdale av, ten
2-sty brick dwellings, 2nx44, gravel roof, 2
fam]lies each; total cost. .$:;i).(i(i(i; owner
Meyer Chizner. 4JiS Snediker av ; architect Mor¬
ris Rothstein, 621   Sutter av.    Plan .\o   3055





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