New-York tribune., 1909-04-14
FINE SITES IN DEMAND
TWO SALES IN 71ST STREET
Plans Filed for S3OO,OOO Store for
Ball & Co.

Tho realty trading yesterday reflected larger
demand for high class properties. Pease & Eli
man sold for Mrs. Gertrude B. Miller No III East
list street. three story frame house. on lot zx
1922 feet Also sold with Douglas Robinson Charles
s Brown & Co. for George G. Heye to Robert NJ
Hoe No. 179 East list street, similar frame house.
on a lot 21x1022 feet. On the combined plots are
two five story American basement houses eacn
20 feet wide.
Tavlor Sherman Company resold for DR.. John
F. Erdmann, the property No. Gramercy Park
26 6x11O feet a four story dwelling house This
property is known the Woodward house ana
adioins Bishop Greers home. at 10th street and
Gramercy Park. This house is sold with all park
rights The buyer will occupy the same.
l. J. Phillips & Co sold for Albert Brode for
about s36oO0O No. II to % East S9th street. 1our
five story apartment houses, the vacant lot NO
% adjoining plot 022x008 feet. S6S rect west
of Madison avenue. The buyer is w. w. Carman.
The home of Andrew Carnegie is near the site.
Plans have been filed for six story and base
nent loft building. with ground floor stores. to be
huiIt for the Ball Realty Company from designs
b,, townsend Stenle & Haskell, architects at the
northwest corner of Fifth avenue and S5th street.
on a plot partly occupied by the old mouse OF the
Engineers Club. The new building Will be OF nre-
oroof construction, with a limestone FACADE OF
modern pattern, having an avenue frontage OF loS
feet and depth 125 feet in the street 1t Is to
cost $4,000. The Gillies-Campben Company has
the building contract.
plans have also been fled for two six story brick
and the other thirty-four suites Of apartments and
70 be built respectively the southwest corner OF
broadway and 17sth street for the schreiner Con-
struction Company, and at the southwest corner OF
Ienox avenue and 1929 street Each Is 10 cost Sl''
O11 G. F Pelham is the architect
plans have also been filed for six story ware
house to be built from designs by John Wooley TOT
the Newtown Construction Company on Ldlsi!'
street north Hudson street, at COST OF SooVoV'
and a three story warehouse for the New 1orH
ted ard from designs Dy LII
WARS & Rrite at No. 225 West 18th street. al q
cost of $4,000.
Plans have also been filed for making over tne
first two floors of Nos. s29 and 631 Eightn aVenuo'
occunied for many years by Mcfarland & . FIA-
herty one of the original depsrtment stores OF o.H
New York into a moving picture hall. the improve
nlents 10 be made at a cost OF SS,ooo from desie0
by George ". Spitzer, architect for isaac L.osol
as lessee The old drygoods hrm mas ne" s'o'e'
further north the avenue
plans baya also been filed for enlargng the three
story and basement residence at No. 129 East 'IsC
street the improvements designed by HlA q oCout'
as architects for Edmund Coffin as owner dI
cost Of 100000. and for remodelling the six story
Iof. b,,,ldlnr owned by the Jacob Loriard estate
At No 243 Canal street the Improvement being
made necessary by the demolition of the adjoining
building in connection with the construction OF the
Centre street subway loop, and 10 be made at cost
Of SIS 600 by Westinghouse, Church q %
plans have also been filed for installing a new
b,r sn,okestack i23S feet high. in the eight story
warehouse and store building az the northwest cor
nar Of Broadway and 18Th street owned by the
Roosevelt estate the stack to be erected from de-
signs by Paul G Hunter at cost Of 10000 ana
IncIosad IN freproof walls of brick and terra Gotta
upon a concrete foundation.
plans have also been filed for rebuilding and
undermining the old style buildings. hve in numoer,
on Cherry street north OF Scanned street occupied
bv the George A Miles & Co. brewery the I'M
provenents TO cost an aggregate OF S42'ooo. I. r
Hettingcr & Co are the architects