THE AMERICAN ARCHITECT AND BUILDING NEWS.

VOL. XXVII. Copyright, 1890, by Ticknor & Company, Boston, Mass. No 733.

Entered at the Post-Office at Boston as second-class matter.




JANUARY 11, 1890.


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SUMMARY:--

Our International Edition and the Support it would receive Abroad
and should receive Here.--The Influence of Architectural Journals
on the Reputations of Architects.--Probable Irregularity in
Publication.--Death of Mr. Charles Keely, Architect.--The Movement
to abolish the Tariff on Works of Art.--The Borrowing of Fire
Engines as it affects Insurance.--The Duke of Brunswick's Monument
at Geneva.--An Opening for Architects in Spanish America. 17

CIVIL AND DOMESTIC ARCHITECTURE.--I. 19

LETTER FROM PARIS. 21

LOSS OF POWER BY RADIATION OF HEAT. 22