New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-03

WI Be able 10 make the journey between their
hat they Win DO their shop od here ere 49,.
The big purchasing movement IN The Bronx and
The progress being made in the but ding Of the New
York Westchester and Boston Railway
The greater part OF The line from the Harlem
River 10 Mount Vernon has been surveyed and
along big stretches the line IS graded and ready
tT laying the rails TIE concrete abutnents Tor
some OF the sixteen Bronx bridges which must be
within "a year the road viii be in operation
The stations. len Of them, between lT7th-st and
There vii Re no Grade crossings Of any kind. To
facilitate the exchange Of traffic with the subway,
the same as that OF the underground except that
the cars Will be equipped inside with all the con-
yeaeaces Of the newest steam railway day coaches.
Smoking and baggage cars are 10 be run a third
s41 VII Supply the power, ana me T1aooeo, US
nit Of the highest speeds.
The road n effect VIII be continuation of the
proposed East Side subways as well as the exist
Ing Lenox-aye. line 70 177th-st. This means the
white Plains and Port Chester when the two
branches Of the Westchester road from Mount Yer
One Of the principal transactions reported last
Esek was The sale by l. . Philips & 60. and j.
Company 10 the Hunts Point Realty Company OF
s ~ lots fronting In Hunts Point Read Garrison
Whittier sts and Edgewater Road. and on the
The purchasers intend to develop the property at
once, lay streets and erect bulkheads They viii
The properly IS 5ust south Of The tract Of the
American Real Estate Company, on which ten
ny private houses are being built II is also with
sn g. transit line The property was held AZ s0o-
Another interesting transaction was the purchase
b. Richard II Montgomery from the Woolf estate
Hact o. l5 acres at Throgs Neck for $550eOl.
On II are large dwelling house and several other
buildings Il s said that the dwelling house was
DllIt about 10 years ago.
v1 me NqTge9tHaq Realty Company also sold last
= Johnson & Sons, $50 lots lying southeast of
ttlo1Ls Point Road and fronting IN Garrison. La
33ayette and MLltlock aves, Hunts Point Road and
ishiaa, Tiffany and BaTTetto SITS. Opposite the 4VS
Iots Recently sold 10 the Hunt Point Realty Com
peny The property is to be improved with forty
s"e family brick houses, the construction OF which
The Messrs Johnson owned LOO lots at one time
NosI Of 3e rs 81 improRed with two family
ICE houses. In order TO meet the demand lot
ebsS s.s4e q Two family houses the present pur-
Webster 3. Mabie and Richard NJ. Montgomery
an eight story structure on plot 5s.3x116.1ox ir-
~ Esst l5ts-st The property is appraised by the
Daniel 4 Loring bought No. s14 5th-ave,, I'VE
sSuthwest corner Of 22d-st. The Ovington Brothers
Tern Of yesrs Adolf Lewiston was the seller,
she NeHYork Protestant Episcopai d,, P stor
sseling house. a lot 2lx10Q feet IRON MIs;
RestS e Lee through the asc owns Nos
d. M - and 55s West End-ave-. and no" controls
n. The Hunt estate sold the block fronts on the
81 SIDE OF 1Iott-ave between Bs.h ana l51st sIs
y me block fronts is 245X220 feet -, -,
Edgar T. Kingsley sold to Samuel & Elias Goid-
Sg No. I39 10 ~ East 103d-st., four three stoTy
slek front one broNnstone front private oWeil-
~ houses on a plot SCHOOL, feet The premises
S x1a be improved with two six story nathouseS
SlIlh stores
The Masonic fraternity bought No. 4s to q west
gust, old buildings adjoining the aaaSouiS
,suiple. The plot has a frontage OF os Ieot;;, -
fSssve story annex 10 the Masonic Temple VIII Dc
!. Charles II Rosenthal sold plot 103H199 feet ;s at
~ northwest corner of 125th-st. ana 6Ioaoeao &c,
Emanuel Doctor. The buyer VIII erect nat
c5LsEis NJ Thiery sold for the Lawyers, Realty 1Ss
ssspany plot the south side OF sstn,iS, 70
east Of Broadway, 1226x1Oo1lx HresuttsaIS'
f. Builder who win Improve the property with SIX
- apartment houses .,5 For
~ ! Phillips & CO. and L LilienthaL sou 49,, -
ST. Female Convent OF the Sacred Hear azot1eS
fsSS.y double apartment house. on plot 49,
- AZ i7th-st and Columbus-aVe 70 an a ~ 80
, Sohn X Gold.ng and s. Osgood Pen q 30, E FSg
- the estate OF John r. Bennett. No - west "ou
q; q four story brownstone dwelling housS,.s on
os EeZl9o feet, to Francis l. Hine. Vlee-PfeS'i@
=. re First National Bank. -
.qsehn G. Freund Editor Of Music Trades ano
psn-sicsl America" purchased tor ms own Of
w. The four story brownstone dwelling ~ a9UsS I'll
loSt knd-aye. and s7th-st. FOR about $5le2 p tba
rsroh q G'Connsii represented MI Freuhu Al '-
~ ogale 6 Co sold for Richard Deeves ploat'
- scout n TX irregular On tho south SIDE OF W.