New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-25
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Saturday, July


The Normal and Training School buildings,
To he erected on the plot OF ground bounded ny Sixty
eighth and sxty-nnth-sts Fourth and Lexingtonayes,
described as follows The main plan Of the building
rectangular the front rounded, and preceded by the
observatory tower this rectange are attached two
wings, running over feet in length, and in the
rear OF all is The public hail. communicating win lhe
main body with entrances each side Upon the rear
street is the training school, also with an entrance ron
freest0ne, the roof Of slate, In selected coors
The hight of stories follows: Cellar 10 feet; hrst
| feet; fourth story 10 fetal in the clear when
lows Cellar feet inches first story feet inches;
teot soy e third story i az tho hidb of ne
| second story and entering through spacious triple
doorway there is on either side reception ana Presl-
isthenics and four spacious welghted lecture rooms
with store-room for ecturing apparatus Inc pubic nan
building II is designed to have elevated platforms on
both sides Of the speaker which may @ m
from the third floor OF the main building and IN one OF
the @ @ win be PLACED II desirable an orgn
0rnanened roof, the windows OF stained glass, the whole
lighted from the ceiling. wide staircase IN the main
corridor and another in each wing viii run from top
nication with different floors or different parts OF
the building exceedingly easy The tower to he used as
an observatory Is OF ample size 10 Is to ~ reached
from the third story its heXagona shape ana wide open
ingS peculiarly fit IL for purposes Of observation The
classrooms distributed throughout the building with
Wow to economy Of space, and convenience OF access,
and light and ventilation The teachers rooms arc Large
and conveniently situated to the several class
rooms On the first floor are the gymnasium ana Jam
tors rooms and beneath the public hall large light
payroon for recreation. Besides class-rooms in the
wings there upon this floor two large rooms for stor
age In the cellar are compartments Intended for fel
With Rgh denes a a emandnr OUTLOOK Vii be found
upon the fourth story The closets and lavat0res are
placed with especial reference 10 from the class
room, anu removed as nuch rs possible from tne nam
corridor The building will be finished throughout In
hard wood the floors throughout also OF hard wood eX-
cept the play hail. which will have floor Of concrete
The ceiling is TO be supported by ornamental iron col
On each side OF the main corridor and by shafts carried
up in the angles OF the wings, which will be crowned
with turrets upon the elevation The building will be
heated by air warmed by passage over steam coils, and
doris The main corridors will be tiled. and the floor
throughout double deafencd with felt in addition to the
| usual Understanding between the beams. In the
Training School the assembly room the third floor
IA well as two teachers retrngroOms with elevated
platforms in the assemblyroOm Tor the children There
will he playhall and ianitors-rOom the first floor
The fourth story will not at present be finished The
iron with granite posts whence the terrace slopes slightly
up to the wide surrounding the first story OF the
main building They viii he ornamented with trees ana
shrubbery ntesected by walks leading to the entrances
all sides Of the buildings, and Ornamcnted on each
side Of the main entrance by fountain.
"Drybrook," the property OF Mrs. Lydia f. Carhart Of
DOhD's Ferry has been sold to Mr.. a. T. Luqueer, Tor
The Rev. Dr. Seward has resigned the pastoral charge
of the First Presbyterian Church. GOnkers on account OF
Ill health and has sold his property on North broadway
! to Mr.. L. W. Frost for $1,000 + ~. - d..
Long Island City, has been sold TO William stelnway for
Among the recent improvements at westied, N. J.,
the people have just completed district school capable
of containing comfortably 500 pupils me district has
be $500 PRINCIPAL and sGms ASSISTANTS haye DfGn
| first Monday in September.
Assistant Corporation Counsel Johnson Of Brooklyn on
Saturday applied to Judge Pratt for order confirming
the assessment for the widening, grading and repang
OF VaDderbltave from Flushing TO Atlanticayes. Mr.
f. Cullen for the property owners opposed the motion
on the ground that the amount assessed 200 a 100
Decision was reserved.
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
h of A2shas B. asl6
i5t 5 lots.sSe $500
52i : 8 Is II " ofistase 600
I'm ~ : so Il Of sdaye ' Il clio 1i0o
gsI sss Of S1 4 s,S
llsisi 285 #. Of shave 25Tsll BIS
ic5h llollOo iilloioIlOO i 1000
rnso No IS ,9s s yssr if 5 year. per year $780,
av. 'P 1s s'1 st df s s% gSS years per 1000
KINGS couSrY-BRooKLis. s,ooo
Bond and issss coz zlSo Zoo
Baest Bond ST. 2oH2e :...........} $3.50
Hersnert IS Of Gticasye 1850
2tbrt ~ 10 fGth,aye 25IlCo 500
E, N,yo,t "a n " fPsca,yc aI7i ~ 1900
Flrshngsye aud Llamions, observation-disclosures ~
FuoSsc iciinci.i 100 Of Stone 10000 p so
Putonaen 2g2 e. az iK75591592 i''"
fsy 50 Of wii5aghsy,aye 5ogioo 500
Wfoughby ave and LeEs-,ys cor EoFSO 9 6
WHougbbave as, 100 # OF lewisaye, NNlCO 500
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| wEsrCHRsTER CoUNTY-CoRTLANDT.
Louis Bauers property 25 %9O
EATCHEsrER
l2thaye, Lot No Co. Wakefield 81"
Orchards. 90 Of wy 25iS5 ................ 500
Of 4st 66I20O ZtO
Boston Turnpike, adjoining F Delaney, acres.. $40"
|
ll2s s. ofAerave, I6rloo so"
| PLEASANT.
pIeaantye to Robbins Mills road 5 adj Joseph Bailey,
10 TiO
Lot $50, map Of Petsryie 800
JeGeronaye AMI !moub, cor 2OI2O SE'O
Grace Chucst ard Newest cor 61lO0 acres........ SLOW
SEw-JERsEY-EsSEN COUNTY-NEWARK. ..
n n West Bauks, 15IlOO.. R3tO
South JOxRiHIolOX0oh4 yttO
II n Of Springhedave 2JIs8 otsO
Luhs. n Of South 0raBgc-ay, 3)r9l3...... 80
n Of Bank-s 25rg iD
LAG Of Thomass 20 iISO 5p
|
soutist Of OakTood-aye 5lI2l. 5000
|
Poyles TO j. Beach II l2OC0 $3.50
| NOyTCLAiK.
Janes-s 255ri0 SJtO
Citp Real estate for Sale.
dt AO% nnn TO IOAN-In sums to suit,