dry, servants toilet,furnace-room a n dfuel - rooms occupythe cellar, which iscemented. Messrs.Child and de Goll,New York, werethe architects. The house of Mr.H. Hoenigsbergerat Bensonhurst,Long Island, asshown in Figs. 3and 4, is quite incontrast with Mr.Alvords house, forit has a good settingand… … 5—Mr. Sellew s House is Distinctive in Character m e n t a 1 staircase.The living - room,placed at a lowerlevel than the mainfloor, is treated witha forest-green effect.It has an inglenook,which is separatedfrom the living-room by columns ex-tending from thefloor to the ceilinga n d supporting…
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