--The Hotel de Soto, Savannah, Ga.--Memorial
Church of the Angels, Los Angeles, Cal.--St. Augustine's Roman
Catholic Church Buildings, Brooklyn, N.Y.--Chateau de Josselin,
Morbihan, France: Facade on the Cour d'Honneur.--An Interior in the
Chateau de Josselin, Morbihan, France.--Two Views of the House of
Mrs. Consino, Santiago, Chili.--Design for Church of the Good
Shepherd, Gospel Oak, London, N.W., Eng.--Butler's Wood,
Chislehurst, Eng.--House at Pennsylvania, Exeter, Eng.--Design for
Board Schools. 27
METHODS OF REDUCING THE FIRE LOSS. 28
SOCIETIES. 30
COMMUNICATIONS.--
Agreement between Architect and Client.--Inspection of Buildings in
New York.--A seeming Attempt to defraud an Architect.--Ventilating
Wooden Columns.--Books on Water-color Painting. 30
NOTES AND CLIPPINGS. 31
TRADE SURVEYS. 32
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