The sun., 1908-01-26

Whitney Lyon is the buyer OF No, 70 West
Eghty-slxth street, sold by l.. j. Phillips a
Co; Tor " w n M, Hall ,,..,. .,.... -,
Newbold Morris, il the buyer of No. East
ktfty-third street. recently sold by seymour
\; Cromwell. through Henry d. Wlnans
Joe Mathews Is the buyer Of the plot of
about six lots surrounding the northeast cor
ner Of Broadway and l03d street. sold recently
by the City Real Estate Company.
Carl Windhorst Is the buyer Of the north
west corner OF Amsterdam avenue and lo'th
William stOnebridGe has leased ,for, II.
Gerald Chaplin the two story brick dwelling
at No. 2SSS Davidson avenue, University
Goodwin 4 Goodwin have removed their
offices from No. 2l4 st. Nicholas avenue to
the southwest corner Of Lenox avenue and
Louis Becker 4 Co. were the brokers in the
lease Of the store adjoining the northwest
corner of l59th street and Ainsterd avenue
for Frederick Knaek to Arthur NJ. Alton.
with NJ McT9entSSn' jr!. CO. has 0pened
an Office at No. So Avenue B, corner OF Fourth
street. for the transaction OF a general real
Plans have been fled with Building superi.
tendent Murphy for new sixteen story and
basement commercial building to be erected
for Phillip Braender at the southwest corner
OF broadway and Fourth street. 1t ts to be
OF steel skeleton treproOf construction hlled
ornamented with terra Gotta and will front
SO.5 feet on Broadway and 10 feet in the
ported to the department that it Yas to cost
plans have been filed for. an eighteen story
erected on the plot at No. sos Fifth avenue.
which has frontage Of 81 feet and has been
tSr HoSn1 % Eo nHe The
Eliza Schuyler Parsons, William Barclay
Parsons and harry de Berkeley Parsons. II Is
TO be Of brick with trimmings OF limestone
and terra Gotta with mezzanine windows and
Corinthian ptlasters at the two uppermost
SGes S bndDP sdGpPoTtnS s. an opsm6ta SDT1Se
FRANKIE are the ArChteCtR.
Plans have also been filed for three six
story apartment houses, each with aCcOmmO-
dations for twenty-five families aud each hav-
ing a frontage of 20. 10 feet and depth Of 40
feet, to be built for Joseph II. Davis "a owner
on the north side of l49d street 100 feet east
OF Broadway. and a similar group OF three OF
like dimensions and design TO be built on the
Construction Company as owner. Each
group il TO cost SILT, 900, according to the es-
timate Of George F. Pelham, the architect,
=, Mckin Mead White. architects for the
knickerbocker Trust Company temporary
receivers, have filed plans for the removal
Of the marble steps of the approach to the
avenue and Thirty-fOurth street and for
taking down the butlress al the Thirty
were decided by the Court Of Appeals to be
unlawful enCrOachments upon the sidewalk
line and they will now he cut away flush win
he stylObate supporting the tall pillars for
the pOrticO and new stairs will he constructed
in the centre of the porch within the line OF
the columns. The area in lhrt y-fOurth
street will also be covered over with vault
lights so that il may be utilized by pedes-
trisnS. The change will cost 5000
Plans have been filed for remOdelling and
undermining the two old style tenement
houses AZ No. 1872 Second avenue, the im-
prOvements being made in compliance with
requirements Of the Tenement Depart ment
for EdgertOn L.. Winthrop. president OF the
Department Of Education, as owner. Henry
Rpgelmau Is the architect.
The Bronx plans for new buildings COM
prise "A one story workshop ON MOhegan
avenue, south Of i70th street
Maxwell s. Names, Alfred VI. Ran and
Benjamin B. WOOg have sold To the Hudson
Realty Company tract OF twenty acres
known as the Purdy Farm in MamarOneCk.
WestChester county. The property fronts on
MamarOneCk avenue lust north Ot In" water
works.