The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-19
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The Clarke Construction Company hat
bought through the Riker-Demorest Com
pany the block bouRded by Clarendon road
Twenty-si1th streets. Brooklyn. except th,
block front on Clarendon road, 100 feet deep
be erected on the site from plans by Edward
b, Chestresmith, architect. The ground
cost si3?. 600.
$50 Eighth avenue and Nos. ?si and 800 West
Twenty-h first street. ten old building s, at In,
northeast corner, which. was sold recently
by Charles Laue.
Among. the. sales scheduled for next weeI
is one under the direction of 4 gnes K. Murphy
MulliRan TO be held on Tuesday. May rs a
by George K. Read, who will dispose Of sixty.
three desirably located lots and two dwellings
In The Bronx. The sale, which, is partly by
Witt viii be o. . tee teu'4siiif Of a"f The e'iI lots are SHsu IN in,
proved sections OF the borough that have
long since been developed and ip which The
Of them are in Arthur and Isfontamine ave.
1ues. near, lIsth and 10th streets, close to
Borough Hall and fremont avenue. ten
are on the Grand Concourse and Boulevard,
being completed at 9 cost of s1i 900, 900, and
twenty-five are on BronNdale and ad ioinlng
avenues facing the entrance to Morris Park,
The latter are contiguous to one Of the new
Boston and Westchester Railroad Nine
street, near the lsSd street station of the
81" while the others are in Pelham, avenue.
uOut u IVY u SlIFtl tbdNlOH OF the - gum
street. near the L. and in Beaumont. Bel
mont. Prospect and Webster avenues.
The Greater New York suburban Real
evening az Thirty-seventh street and Third
avenue and added over 10 new members to
Ing. May "a. al TN. Yorkvilie Casino. Eighty
sixth street near Third avenue, a general
mass meeting, will be held, In, which all the
inyited to Participate. senator Joseph
Schwab will make the address Of the evening.
ton mi ISL hi Bronx lots beionmsfins 10 The Ue, estate t. @" Of
Thomas o.. woolf.. The lots are located north
q claremont Park. u the Mount, Hope seG-
fectly opposite 'C1laremont PARK and have" .
frontage on the Parkway $50, feet in width.
TIE proess n has s. also Z largo frOntaEe on the
Morris. ,Esstburn and Eden avenues and
1854 and 10Th streets. Three blocks easr is
line. anG about five blocks west are the Web
stcr avenue trolley and the wendover avenue
and issd street stations OF the New York and
waited railroad.
Plans have been fled with Building Super
tory private residences to be built for WWilIanme
J: Ssrey a. owner: on 10Th street 100 feet
being o. feet deep with an extension, The
group will cost sl6N,oOO. Neville & BagRe are
the architects.
The Manhattan plans for new buildings
fled yesterday also include a six story fiat for
Samuel ldnnlHn 10 be built at the southeast
corner OF Hudson ard Hora.ln streets 1t u
cost Of tls,oc0: Il six story fat for urry Good.
man at Ale northeast corner Of Ridge and
Division streets. to cost 81, on. and two six
story flats with stores for the Nebenthsl
Construction Company on sixteenth street
40 feet east Of Avenue &. TO cost $50. 900.
The Bronx plans comprise three I've story
Eats to be built for the Gaines Rob'rts Com
pany on Prospect avenue south OF 1881 street.
VI cost toO.O00: a two story and attic dwelling
on Aquehuct avenue south Of 1884 street. %
cost $4,000: a two story dwelling with store
on 233d street cast Of FINN street. 10 cost
$1,000. and three two story dwellings, on Ho-
bart street north OF ?3jth street. on Kings
bridge terrace north OF KiURsbridRe road,
and on I76tll street east of Prospect avenue,
70 cost 81. ?Op. $500 and 500 respectively.
Post 4 Reese have leased for the coming
season. the following properties at BernHrds-
Vtlle,- y, j.. Por Edward 4. IL Roy. .Ir, his
residence OF about twenty acres TO William |
BonbriRhl. for Mrs. Edwin \ X Lewis. her
former residence OF about seven acres IN
Thomhs 3. Ounistnn for George n. Post. his |
and q bout four acres Of land to Charles |
Fhjle; also for Clarence II, Mitchell and
Thomas Hunt. their properties Of about one
acres and seventy acres respect. '