New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-02

and two family brick houses 10 which 1t is
In the accompanying illustration. Of the Sullivan
houses on I'D street and between Fourth and
described here: The two story and basement two
rooms with porcelain TUBS; TWO furnaces console
mirrors: and two sldeboards, china closets. book
everything in the way OF interior arrangement and
appointment that goes toward making up the mod
ern home, and that will give atmosphere OF re-
finement as well as provide for comfort and corr
| terms The two story two-famiIy houses-whch in
dned a%ns h rs TIC the of s
and accessories.have eleven rooms, and sell at
AS ali lace upon well paved. severed and lighted
streets {on which all the assessments are already
TO surroundings and accessibility-they only
by Bay Ridge T. trains With Which the Third
| avenue surface cars connect at Goth street ana
face at both s5th street and s6th street while
ton. South ana Fulton ferries aso-they do not long
remain on Mr. Sullivan,s hands after they are
family style of house always in process OF cree
That the householders may have ready access to
the necessaries of life. he has already built six
drygoods dealer. druggist and a barber-at the
0 M nr OF MORE 6 On FIFTH ana ga street
lad and l4th streets and eight on the same avenue
sides which. he is converting at considerable
street TO accommodate department store to be
opened. under a ten years lease, on February l,
of one OF the big Fulton street department. stores
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full line of the goods usually carried by such es-
will be represented on the Sullivan tract.
Nor do Mr.. Sulivans contributions South
Brooklyns facilities and inducements end here; he
has, in addition to the above certain excellent sites
for factories between 39th and Gih streets Sec
ond avenue: between First and Second avenues
and between Second and Third avenues and IN
the vcinity-that is. between 39th and Goth streets
and between Second and Sixth avenueS-he has,
sale, good hathouses which win accommodate
TO eight families.
IN A RESIDENCE PARK.
In that restricted tract which lies between 42d
and Goth streets and New Utrecht and Seventeenth
avenues-about twenty-eight minutes from the
Manhattan end of the Brooklyn Bridge which
there trains every seven minutes. and three
miles from Coney Island-on the Fort Hamilton
and Bath Beach division of the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit system. Edward Johnson, who for the
last eight years has been building and selling at
the rate OF one hundred houses annually, detached
dwellings for and two families, has now
enty-iVe some of which completed and others
still under construction These dwellings,, which
have all the modern improvements, sell at from
81, 500 to $4,000, cash easy terms
At this late day 1t would be a work or superero-
cation TO descant upon the beauties OF Borough
Park New Workers; but for the benefit OF those
who have not visited this lovely suburb, or passed
IT their way to the seaside, it may be explained
that the level stretch upon which it is situated
avenues and streets which cross each other
at right angles, and bordered by hand
some trees that are fast assuming the proportions
Of forest growths The roorny, detached cottages,
many with small claims 10 architectural ex-
cellence. ana all OF most attractive appearance.