New-York tribune., 1909-09-10
BUYING AT UNI0NPORT
HFJV TROLLEY THE CAUSE
House Opposite Mrs. Coils p. Hunt
mgton's Home Sold.

The Uniorport and Westchester districts Of The
Bronx have sudoenly become more alluring TO in
.o,s and spectators. Their greater attroo,,
.,s IN such buyers is due TO the Discovery ,oos. .
-, davs ago by realty leaders ,ba+ ,ha r.
bor,ugh Rapid Transit Cornpanv had s,ro1,,
,nHt about half of the proposed trolley line along
fremont avenue from Boston Road TO Thrors
,sck and that the other half will be cor,nIeted g.,
hout two weeks. Soon afterward the line "a.
'snrth of which will be about two miles vii, .,
&c said, be in operation. 1t will provide a good
trolley system TO the central part Unionport and
70 the scutheriy section of We.tchester Village To
each these two rapidly growing residential zones
from nth street and Boston Road by trolley :. is
MT now possible TO travel in a straight line The
rev trolley line runs directly from west 10 east
owing TO TINS trolley project many parcels in
,be Unionport district changed hands YESTERDAY.
TIE Frank Gass Corporation sold for the Baldwin
state client house and plot on the westerly,
SIDE of Unionport Road. $50 feet north of Westches
,er avenue. Tho size of the plot IS 112x17l feet
Also sold for Francis II. Cox to Caroline Schre-
unek a house and lot the southerlv side of
ekason avenue, 1o5 feet east of Haremeyer avenue.
a- George Coster to James Freeman. a two-fan1ilv
sse on the southerly side of Ellis avenue 2s feet
,ss OF Castle Hill avenue; for John Cook 10
sa a plot. l"ox72xilexlSs feet. extending from
ssnont avenue to the Eastern Boulevard, near
EFemeyer avenue; for Frank Gass two two-fam-
E houses. Nos. 2s1 and 2223 fremont avenue on
plot 5oHlo0-s feet, and also triangular plot OF
ibout two and a half lots at Chatterton and Ire
EoDl avenues, Tor a client TO an investor
r. NJ. Weiss & Co. sold for Marcus Nathan 10
John F. o'Ryan a lot on the easterly side of Main
street.. 100 feet north Of East Chester Road.
There were also number of important deals yes
trday on Manhattan Island For Fritz Achels
Moore & Wyckof sold No. II East 57th street a
four story and basement dwelling house, with a two
story and basement extension lot 22x1oo5 feet
70 Moritz p. Philip. The house was recently re-
modelled. at a OF about $4,000.
T. J. Phillips & Co sold for ex Justice Alfred
stoop dwelling house, lot 2ox1oos1a feet
The Heights Town Construction COMPANY Of
which Louis Cohen is president sold Nos G1 and
5B West 11Sth street, five story apartment house.
a plot 42.sx1oo feet, to a Afr. Tuck
Arnold, Byrne & Baumann resod for CIoIdbers &
Cramer to client investment a five story
fathouse plot 4osx100 feet at the northwest
corner of s4th street and Amsterdam avenue.
The Henry Morgenthau Company sold TO the
Zlpkes Company through S. Albert & Co. a plot
leXl0S6 feet, at the northeast corner of Tiffany
and 163d streets. A six story elevator nsthouse will
be built the site by the buyer.
Plans have been fled for six story apartment
house TO contain fifty suites and 10 he built from
Of St Nicholas avenue end ls3d street. at of
g75I0o. for the Napoleon Construction Company of
which A. NJ Janpole is president.
Plans have also been fled for king over the
story stable at No. 4o7 West 39th street into
tao family fethouse, the change of occupancy
being made for Charles I.eicht. as owner from de-
signs by Henry Davidson, and for converting the
four story dwelling house and store No s77
Seventh avenue into tenement mouse, the neces-
tsry alterations being made for Theophne Kick
rom designs by Clement L. Brun.
Plans have also been fled for enlarsfng Jacob
Rupperts garage, at No. go East slst street by
adding 10 il the dwelling house No. 247 East goth
srsst. the improvements being made from designs
by Charles Stegrnayer, architect and plans have
been fled for enlsrgng the ground floor of th.
sslssroom building At No. 724 Broadway by In
stsins rnezzanne story. the improvements being
made for the Wolf estate from designs by the
Horace f. Frick Company, architect.
Westinghouse, Church. Kerr & Co. have fled
Iians fo- the large switch signal stations
be built for the shelter of the train dispstching
apparatus IN the subway of the Pennsylvania Man
haitian terminal, west Of Seventh avenue, between |
sist ana go streets.
The stations big buildings. to De constructed
steel AMI concrete. provide f1reproof protec
ton for the apparatus and 70 be known as |
Switch Cabins A. r, and d. They are 70 be |
located follows: Cabin a. Ninth avenue |
at ed street; Cabin 3, Eighth avenue at SSd
street; Cabin c, Seventh and sd street |
and Cabin d, At Seventh avenue and 3lst street.
The cebts will be above the tracks and reached by
reel stsircases. The group OF buildings Is 10 |
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