New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-10

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me sections OF The Bronx which are expecue4 ~
y. benefited from a real estate point OF we" -
f1s building Of the Ee1-fork ana Fol. pa
ava the Nevr-Yo-k, Westohester and bOstOn -
road lines there were several sa1es % ~es the
The most important Bronx trallsacton =. :.
ryrcbase OF the cid Norris Park raesSrscs ~ .
syndicate formed By Joseph G. ROBINS 49,,
the Bank OF Discount, ana the Bankers -
and Security Company for about 1920. yor
syndicate are people identified with IA" W. ~ -
and Port Chester Railroad Compsny. II "
learned from a trustworthy source mar 'A' ~.
YorJ~ and Port Chester company expScIs 70 &C.
franchise next week TO build its proposed me- anu
maj II has bought Up the right OF way ioI us -
IRON, 177th-st and wiIis-ave. TO the ConIeS'iGu'
line The Morris Park deal is undouoteoly W
largest Bronx transaction in vacant 4ano ieD'-'o
Il many years ,,, one
AS regards Manhattan Island there was only one
4-snsecfion involving more than $4,000 That was
tie sale of No. 10 10 11S West SSd-st ana NO -
12s West s2d-st-. plot fronting 20 Ieet n e-o
street and with depth Of 1913 teet oy [Aio1 1s
Adams TO the New-YoTk and Jersey ram "a
1ovnnsuv at 8 price said to be $750Vel Inc I8ii-
,ryosd company recently decided TO build OIs Ie
.4ninaI station at SSd-st and BROADWAY a!1u 80
Adams piot forms part OF the site selected IoF Tue
station ADAMS was said TO have made more u4e4i
EsooOoo czne REPORTS had it $4,000 from the sale
Trne-e were two important transactions ahecuns
broadway parcels. One was the sale Dy GeoRso -
Read & Co. for Charles E. Aver, Of BostoH' VI W.
LIZA Broadway, a small business building on
TAI feet end south line Of 1855 feet Inc ouSeE'
an investor paid $4,000 for the parcel 1t aoJoi-s
the Dig Office building at the southeast CORNER -
sstE-st. and Broadway, built about two years 0e''
The ether was the sale by Joha N Gololns Ao-
Frederick G.. Bourne Of the Windsor apartment
house at the southwest corner Of 54th-st- anu
Broadway. 70 John J. and Thomas G. Emery as an
4uRestmeut- The parcel has frontage OF oV tee'
In Broadway. Of 70 feet In 64th-st and south lis
q g. feet The length of the rear line is LOO feet
Hessrs Emery bought through Mr. Golding about
two years ago the Albany apartment house, oceu-
Dying block front in Broadway. between DIST and
62d sts The Windsor is seven stories high and the
Albany five stories high Mr.. Golding also sofa
Coz the joel Wolfe estate TO ]. Clarence Davies,
representing the Domestic Realty Company OF
which Louis Sachs is president. the plot of about
two hundred and thirty lots, with frontages in
White Plains Road, Boston and Barker aves.,
Bronx Park East, May and 3O0th SITS and Lorilard
Lane.
I A Pincus bought No. 256 West Slth-st
ave story brownstone house. from George A Clark
IT adjoins the plot owned by the Pennsylvania
Railroad.
Edgar T. Kingsley and ]. S. HaIprfn sold for
Nevins & Perelman to Sax. sussman & Halprin
the vacant plot on the south side of West 1S5thst,
100 feet west Of Aulsterdam-ave. 275x100u feet II
will be improved with six six story apartment
houses The buyers gave part payment two or
the three unfinished six story apartment houses
they are erecting the south side Of West 13dst,
% feet west OF Lenox-ave. each plot lS199n
Ex-Congressnan jefferson II. Levy bought from
the Joseph Jefferson estate i've story apartment
house, plot 28x1O feet, at the northeast cor
uer Of seth-st. and Lexington-ave. Mr.. Jefferson
The Reserve Realty Company bought the prem
feet, with front and rear four story tenement
SOM Brothers sold 70 F J. Meuke seven story
elevator apartment house at the southwest corner
Of l4'st-st and Lenox-aye. The parcel mas a
frontage Of 12e feet in the street Its depth is
Osk & Edelstein bought from Meyer Bernstein
plot lef27 feet, on the south side Of I9th-st 90
ing parcel and now control plot Us feet front
N d L Hess and Webster 3 Mabe sold Tor
John l. Wall to the Realty Holding Company No.
124 West 1Sth-st., 2xs2 feet
BREASTED. Goodman 8. Hershfeld sold for the
West Side Construction Company Jacob AxelrodQ
fn ose Nos @ anew anew So @ 26 oB po
56x100 feet It has twenty-five living rooms and
from the properly is more than SIS coo George J
& oe 81 ws me 0uyfT b ss r Of
brokers sold for benjamin u, F. Col, Cohn to Henry w;
story American basement house. on lot 16xl9o
J. Langoon Erving, who viii improve the S0th-st
parcel with q five story American basement dwell
o!eFfures have been made. it was learned in the
5th-ave.. 76xloO feet, a site for eleven story
6orf-AstoTia It is owned BY the Deincar estate
TIE prospective lessee Is a piano company
der estate 70 Lowenfeld Is Prayer No. 120 TO 126S
6d-aye; southwest corner Of f4th-st. covered with
feet in Sd-ave. and los feet in 74th-st The property
years. o''--'' y '-' '4-'--s-
A L MordecaI & Co. sold FOR. Joseph H. Davis
from the plans, the six story elevator apartment
house now being erected on the north side Of 12lst-
nae f Of fee a 99 dae6 of s feet mas
voorhees, q Floyd sold for Henry ~, g g., Ri9aoock
Walker-st., adjoining the corner Of Lafayette-st
The Hotel Register Realty Corporation and L. J.
Philips q Co rented for q term OF years for the
9yneT TIE Adine Hotel at 2sth5s and 4th,aYe 70
IS the proprietor of the Colorado and Atlantic no
Hs Desmond Realty Company sola the vands-
vssr farm Of no aGres lying t 5st 6S
to be N57.5Co more than the realty company paid
for the farm about three months age A Philadel-
Harry II. Austin transferred yesterday title a
feet west Of Sd-ave to the New orkeLong Island
zSd-st. tunnel viii be built on The Site
Plans were fled with Buildings Superintendent
erected at Nos. 20 and 2 Union Square at the
e9yiss RANK Of which Frank NJ Huriburt is 9Tes!5
dent It is front % feet in Union Square and 10
graz in mt the classic reeE sye adorned with an
% R0q9 ou T sfoT Iosr ba par Of
furnished es a dwelling for employees Of the bank
estimate of Henry Bacon. the architect.
Howard = rye q 70 sl s o ii 5o 9l t sooqn CS
1sland~ave, Brooklyn. and extending to the Brigh-
also has frontages IN East 18th East 18TH East
The farm comprises $50 lots. Henry J Pain. rep
e Dropsrty about ten years ago st about s. 900 an
acre The present purchase price was reported to
record price an acre for acreage plots in Kings
County.
SCHOOL BUILDING TO COST $4,000.
: Snyder chief architect OF the Department
% Education has fled plans with Buildings Super
tEtendent HOPPER for hVe story school building