New-York tribune., 1909-10-01
MORE MODEL HOUSES
ERNEST FLAGGS PLANS.
Hugh Jones Pays 800 900 for Bona
Vista Court, IN st. Nicholas AUenue.

A good volume OF realty business was transacted
yesterday Manhattan Island and in The Bronx
Buyers were found for a large plot In Riverside
Drive, for an apartment house in ST. Nicholas ave
nue. and for several other choice West Side parcels
There were also several interesting transactions
In central districts. In The Bronx a vacant block
front changed hands
Jacob J. Tabolt sold for Peter J. Bresnan 20
Ernest Flagg. the we'll known architect the three
frame dwelling houses, Nos. sos. 5I4 and SIG West
4Ith street. on lots 15.4x10O feet each. Mr. Flagg
recently bought through the same broker Nos sos
$40 and 512 West 47th street The parcels form a
plot 1OOxi00 feet. on which the owner intends 20
erect model tenement houses. It Is well located
and adjoins Tenth avenue corner parcel. Opposite
is site owned by the Astor estate. Forty-seventh
street is of the best renting blocks on the West
Side.
Hugh Jones' president OF the Burlington Transfer
and Storage Company. bought from Eleanor A.
Capstick Bona Vista Court. No 945 ST. Nicholas
avenue for 800, 900 The building is a five story
bun brick apartment house trimmed with lime
stone. It occupies plot 77.SxS2.7 feet.
George E. Baldwin sold the vacant block front
in 165th street between Morris and Grand avenues
for Charles Helborne. to Hannah f. Kelly of At
lantc City The size Of the parcel is 2OO.SxS0 feet
Silverson London sold to investor. the new
six story apartment house. on a plot 75x1T4.4x ir-
rRgular Riverside Drive, S66 feet north of 127th
street. Also sold to Charles NJ RosenthaI a six
story hathOuse plot 4Ox1OO feet, at the south
west corner Of 146th street and Seventh avenue In
payment Mr.. ROsenthal gave plot of about six
and one-half lots the northeast corner OF 151st
street and Riverside Drive. which reported sold
Wednesday
The Furniss estate transferred title TO a plot,
2OOx175 feet, at the northwest corner Of West End
avenue and s9th street. to the Guide Realty Com
pany.
Plans have been fled for two twelve story apart
ment houses TO be built for the Palermo Realty
Company Riverside Drive. south of 18th street,
from designs by Schwartz & Gross. architects.
Each will have a frontage OF 62ls feet and depth
of 81 feet, with suites for twenty families. The two
will cost $4,000.
Plans have been filed for a three story dwell
ing house. to be built for Mrs. NJ. Burchel, on
25th street. ia feet west OF Eighth avenue. from
designs by H. c. Ltchfed, and which will be fitted
: fats with a store the ground floor The
building will cost S0.5O0
Plans have also been filed for enIarging and re-
modelling the four story residence Of Thomas P.
Smith. at No. So West End avenue. the improve
ments being made for Margaret Smith owner Of
record from designs by J. H. Freedlander, at a
of $3.50 and for remodelling the hathouse No
2546 Broadway into a store to enlarge the quarters
OF the Weber -Bunke-Lange Coal Company plant
Plans have also been filed for remOdeling the
top two floors of the Office and store building No.
sos Fifth avenue owned by Ex-Governor Levi P.
Morton. the improvements being designed by He'd
the floors for the Fifth Avenue Company as lessee.