The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-14

Proposed Now But Alings-Whaf II Being Dome
VITA On Town Lots.


lacking the irSey interest which public sales create
the feeling Vas, nevertheless buoyant, and specua
tors ana brokers' alike preserved . confident tone
In the Pace Of quotations we submit memoranda Of
specifications OF proposed new buildings ned In the
Once for the Survey and Inspection OF Buildings
that have been approved with one exception, that
OF new concert hall moi yet approved) BY Supern-
tendent kcGregor since the date OF those last pub
lished here. They are especially interesting today
"a showing one result of the present activity In
rea estate IN stimulating Investment IN Dni,din4
ployed and thus providing for the better accommo-
dalton OF our increasing population. Among the
been issued this week, - VIII be seen below, are
SIX TO 6e occupied ~ private dwellings by one family
sons than the class whcs has GENERALLY been CON-
srructed for this use and meeting the needs OF
large Class OF our citizens hitherto too much unc0n-
tain respectable separate establishments, but whose
incomes were insufficient to justify their individual
tenancy OF the former brown stone mansion. The
idea Ia good one and deserving Of extensive imtta-
ton.
NOVEMBER 5.-One four story brick building on the
side OF First avenue 20 feet south OF the corner
OF 18th street, 2sx50, on lot 2sx95; Philadelphia
brick 'front.' nat roof To be occupied, 1rst story as
stores upper stories az tenement house. two families
on q floor-six families altogether owner, Peter
Kohlbeck. Estimated cost, $1,000. Approved NO
vcnber7.
the south side OF Ftyfourth street. about 3OO feet
OF Sixth avenue 25x65, lot 25x1005; Connec-
ticut brown stone fronts nat roofs TO be occupied
as dwelling houses for one family each. owners,
John Wight and Isaac Odel. Estimated cost OF each
building, $40, 900. Approved November 10.
One three story, basement and cellar brick build
ing the north side OF l26th street. l6o feet west
from second avenue, 2Ox42 on lot 20xl00 Pnadel-
n 1rck SdaS by nI Oe 1SaaEa
Evans. Estimated cost, $4,000. Approved Novem-
bert.
One five story and cellar brick building, with nat
roof No. Is Baxter street, east side, feet
on lot 24.10sx1036 feet. To be used for factory
purposes. Owner, James Cassin. Estimated cost,
Sl3,OO0. Approved November 7.
Eight three story and basement brick buildings on
the south side of Seventyelghtn street, commencing
$50 feet westerly from Third avenue, 1S.9x47 feet
each, on lots lssxhaf the block each, brown stone
fronts, nat roofs To be occupied as dwelling houses
by one family EACH owner, Thomas +. Snarkey.
Estimated cost Of each building, $4,000. Approved
November I.
Five three story and basement brick buildings on
east from Second avenue Scx4o each on lots Soxloo
each. TO be occupied as dwelling houses by one
family each. Owners N. lngranam Go. Estimated
cost Of each building $4,000. Approved Novem-
ber7.
Three two story and basement brick buildings on
the north side OF 10th street commencing 2os feet
family each. owner A. J. walsh. Estimated cost
one four story il, front and two story in rear brick
building, No. 369 West Eleventh street, 93.2x296 on
lot the same size To be occupied as WORKSHOP.
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proved November s.
NovEMBER Gone ave story brick building on the
eighth street, 2sx55, lot 24sxloO; nat roof; one
party wall on south side; first story front OF iron.
10 BE- used ss o0 on % n
A. Hunter. Estimated cost, $4,000. Approved No
vember6.
One one story frame building (extension), to be
covered with corrugated iron, wide gauge, No. ~,
81 feet from the southeast corner OF Forty.ninth
street and Third avenue on the avenue ~ feet IN
size 'front.' adons the rear wall OF the front
building; eliptca tin roof with 10 feet rise; height
from curb level to highest point ~ feet 10 be used
concert hall Owner, Mr.. Grimm. Estimated
NovExBER Five four story, basement and sub
cellar brick buildings on the west side OF Beeknan
place. commencing northwest corner Of East Fifteth
street, 20x45 each, on lots 20x75 each. brown stone
for one family each Owner, Iimotny A. Howe. Es-
timated cost $4,000. Approved November II.
Fifteen three story and basement brick buildings,
commencing on the northwest corner Of Fourth
avenue and Fifty-ninth street, 2ox4s each, except
corner which Is 2ox55, on lots lox1o06 EACH except
corner, 21xl00.5; brown stone fronts dat roofs. To
be occupied as dwelling houses Tor one family each.
owner, William Fettretch. Estimated cost Of each,
sMo story bunS on ae north aide
Ninth street. about 300 feet east OF avenue D. 140x70
on lot l4ox1oo TO be used ss . machine shop.
proved November IL.
NOVEMBER s-seven three story brick buildings
Lexington avenue, nve 2ox4o each, two 17.6x4s, on
Ave lots on Lexington avenue, 2Ox7O each, and two
lots on Fiity.ninth street. l7.oxloo each Brown
stone fronts, nat roofs. To be occupied private
dwellings for one family each. owner, John
McCoole. Estimated cost OF each building. $4,000.
Three three story cellar and basement brick build
ings on the north Eide OF Ffiyseventh street. com
menclng 1906 from the northeast corner Of First
avenue. 16Sx60 each, on lots l6Sxl00 each brown
stone fronts nat roofs. To be occupied as dwelling
houses for one family each. Owner, Hugh Blossom.
Estimated cost of each building, $4,000. Approved
November IL.
NOVEMBER lo.-One four story cellar and basement
back building the south side OF Fiftyrst street,
35S feet west OF Firth avenue, 20x50, on lot 20xl00.5
brown stone front, Mansard roof. To be occupied
as q dwelling house for one family. Owner, Robert
BOVINE. Estimated cost, $4,000. Approved Novem-
Der IL.
Two six story and basement marble front brick
buildings Nos. 90, 0S loo and l02 Grand street. tw
each 25x100, 25x75, 25x75 and 25x50, In the same
order as the numbers above, with the exception OF
margin OF about i've feet In rear OF each lot First
independent, roof nat, OF cement and gravel To De
occupied as dry goods stores. Estimated cost OF
each building $4,000. Approved November 10.
six four story, basement and cellar brick buildings
the north side OF Futyslxth street, loo feet west
OF tth avenue, 2a1oo; on lots L.1aOo. broWh stone
for one family each. owner James ii. Coburn. Es-
timated cost or each building, $4,000. Approved
Eleven three story, basement and sub-cellar brick
buildings on the south side OF East Seveuty-ninth
street, commencing eighty-ive feet east of Third
stone fronts, fst roofs. To be occupied rs dwelling
houses for one family each. owners, Williams and
Britt. Estimated cost OF each building $4,000.
Approved November Is.
One four story brick building in rear OF Nos 4l2,
Ala and 4l6 East Twenfy-thrd street, 25xo6, ON lot
50.9A66, nat roof. 10 be occupied for manufacture
ing purposes. owner, John Robinson Estimated
cost, 1000. Approved November 10.
Real Estate Notes.
Seven lots OF land In Tomkinsvie were recently
sold for So 500 to gentleman residing In this city.
The East Size Association are making great efforts
towards the Improvement OF that section OF the city
and the advancement OF Its real estate interests.
bill for further appropriation OF $l0OO,VOO by the
general government, to be expended in the removal
OF the distractions at Hell Gate already prepared
to he submitted to Congress in December. Move
ments are also on foot TO remove all the hosting
docks. nsh markets and the ike that now block up
80 many piers along the river front.
Mr.. VIM. Sanderson, OF Rossvile, has sold his ex-
tensive farm OF that place TO Mr. Hunter, Of staple
ton, for $4,000
A colony OF Germans from Pennsyivania has pur-