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ago, which have been furnished US by an intel
llgent and observant friend, which our readers
will no doubt peruse with pleasure. The total
amount expended in their erection, is set down
by our correspondent at S2,6l 600. The list,
it will be remembered, does not include those
buildings of recent constructions


Cathedral, corner of Charles and Mulberry
street. Consecrated, May, 1921. Cost, $685.
900. Is. II. Latrobe, architect.


City Hall, Holiday street. Established by
R. Peale, 1918. Cost, $4,000. R. G. Long
architect.


Hospital, built by BALTIC. Co; enlarged by
donations from the State. Cost, $4,000.
G. Milleman, architect.


Court House, Monument Square, built at
expense of Baltimore county; finished 1873
Cost $3.50, 900. Geo. Milleman, architect


Union Bank, north Charles street. Cost,
$4,000 r G. Long, architect.


Exchange, Custom House, &c., built by
Company. Opened for business 1920. Esti-
mated cost $780, ,000-other improvements add
ed since, cost unknown. b. Ii. Latrobe, archi-
tect.


Commercial s. Farmers Bank, Howard and
German streets. Cost, $4,000.


University of Ma ryland, erected by Medical
Faculty Cost, 5000, 900. Corner Green and
Lombard streets r. G. Long, architect.


Aims House, Calverton, centre building cost
$4,000. Erected 1915. R. c. Long, archi-
tect. Enlarged by the Trustees of the Poor
house of Baltimore county, began 1920. Esti-
mated cost 100000. ]. Moreton, architect.


Masonic Hall, st. Paul's street; erected by
the Grand Lodge of Marylan began 1878,
finished 1922. Cost, $685. 900. Jacob Small,
architect.


Theatre, Holiday street, built 1898; rebuilt
by Warren s Wood, 1878. Cost, $780, 900.
r. c. Long, architect.


FIRST Independent Church, corner of North
Charles and Franklin streets, erected by Uni.
tartan Society. Dedicated 1919. Cost, $780,
00O M. Godefrey, architect


German Reformed Church, Second street,
by the Elders, Deacons and Trustees of Ger
man Reformed congregation IN 1896. Cost,
$4,000. Lud. Herring, architect.


Evangelical Reformed Church, Conway St,
erected by the German Evangelical Reformed
congregation; opened 1885. Cost, Sl0,0 600.
j. Small, Sen'r, architect.


Associate Reformed Church, Fayette street,
built by the Associate Reformed Presbyterian
congregation; opened 1915. Cost, $50, 900.
Robt Watts, architect


ST. Patrick's Roman Catholic church, corner
of Broadway and Bank street, F. P. Conse-
Grated 1908. Cost, S26, ,300 Thos. Conway,
architect.


Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church, in
Trinity street, o. I. Consecrated 1912, Cost,
$4,000.


First Presbyterian Church, erected by the lst
Presbyterian congregation, corner of Fayette
street and North street. Dedicated 1891. Cost,
100000. ]. Dalrymple, architect.


Second Presbyterian Church, erected by end
Presbyterian congregation, corner E. Baltimore
and Lloyd streets. Dedicated 1904. Cost, 1884, |
900. G. MIleman, architect.


Light street Methodist Episcopal Church.
Consecrated 179C. Cost, $4,000. G. and ].
Wall, architects.


St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church, cor
ner of North Charles and Saratoga SITS. Con-
secrated 1916. Cost, Sl42,500. R. G. Long,
architect.


First Baptist Church, erected under the d.
rection of committee, corner of Sharp and
Lombard streets. Opened, March, 1878. Cost,
$4,000. r. Mills, architect.


st. Johns Evangelical Episcopal Church of
Maryland, in N. Liberty street Consecrated,
1918. Cost, $4,000. R. Mills, architect
This church has changed hands, and now is the
property of the Methodist Protestant Con-
gregation.


Christ Church, protestant Episcopal cor
ner of Baltimore and Front sts. Built. 1885. |
Cost, 900. Michael Diffenderfer, architect.
This church has been pulled down, and stores
now occupy its place.


German Lutheran Church, erected by the
German Lutheran Reformed Congregation, in |
N. Gay street. Opened, 1908. Cost, So 7 900. |
Rohrback s. Mackenheimer, architects.


st. Mary's Chapel, Pennsylvania avenue,
founded by the Roman Catholic Clergy, of the |
order of St. Sulpice, who emgrated 10 Balti-
more 1871. Cost, $35, 900. Rev. F. Nagot,
Principal M. Godefioy, architect. Lately
much Improved, by beautiful Gothic additions,
by r. c. Long, architect.


Friends Meeting House, erected by the So
ciety of Friends, corner of Pitt and Aisquith
streets, Old Town, 1850. Cost, S4,50O. Geo.
Mathews, architect.


Eutaw Meeting House, N. Eutaw street, be-
longing to Methodist Episcopal Church Con-
secrated, 1909. Cost, Sll, 500. ]. Wall, ar
chtect.


Western Fountain, corner Charles and Cam
den streets, purchased and improved by the
corporation for public use, Opened, i8l9.
Cost, 900. e. Mlleman, architect.


Centre Fountain, head of Centre Market,
Baltimore st. and Market Space, erected by cor
poration for public use, 1922. Cost, As 500,
w. Stewart, architect.


Battle Monument, erected in commence.
ration Of those who fell in defence of the city,
on the 18th September, 1914, at the battle oil
North Point, and at the bombardment of Fort
McHenry. The corner stone of this beautiful
structure was laid with solemnity on the 18th
September, 1915. Cost, SAC, 1000


Eastern Fountain, corner Of Pratt and Eden
streets, purchased and improved by the corpo-
ration for public use. Opened 1919. Cost
$4,000. c. Milleman, architect.


Northern Fountain, North Calvert street,
purchased and improved by the corporation for
public use, 1910. Cost $4,000. Geo. Davis,
architect.


Jail, corner of East Madison street and Falls
Ayapue Finished venr 1900 Cost SaO ono