New-York tribune., 1909-09-23
GREENWICH ST. SALE
plot IN TUNNEL ZONE.
Workingmen's Association to Hare
n Clubhouse an The BrOnr.

I ,,,,ors were found yesterday for a well located
,-r,ovgn building. for a large Harlem plot and for
: nur,ber Of fine sites in The Bronx. Most of the
,ou, rlots which changed hands will be I'M
lT.s in the near future. Moreover, building in
t-~al Fifth avenue was leased and several impor-
.snt building plans were filed.
pjerpont Morgan, as trustee. sold through Hor-
Flv & Co the five story building No. 176
-.,vich street, adjoining the southwest corner OF
- street The structure occupies a plot 246x64x
irregular
SOC 70 1917 Lexington and No. l4S 10 147 East
,a1b street being the northeast corner OF LeXing-
son avenue and l20th street. three three story and
ona two story brick buildings. plot 1o011X5o
teet The purchaser intends 10 improve the plot
nth six story apartment house and stores. Also
sold for Nj Koelbe 10 a builder for Improvement
Mot sS 9Na5 feet on the west side of ogden avenue
Ila5 feet south Of lS6th street; and the same
llver a similar plot s3995 feet, the east side Of
summit avenue, 1925 feet south OF l66th street.
Pease & Gilman leased for Walter F. Maynard
No 4sl Fifth avenue new six story store and loft
building. Oh a lot 2l.l0xl0O feet. to the John NJ.
Crapo Linen Company. The term of the lease is for
twenty-one years, at an aggregate rental of more
than saooeN The property is between 3sth and seth
streets The late Henry r. Bergh at time
owned and occupied the premises.
C. F. Heitmann sold for Mrs. Annie Reckhart
10 a client No. % West l42d street. three story
and basement dwelling house.
Barry Brothers bought from a Mr.. Winners a
MOT on the east side Of Seabury place 900 feet
south Of 72d street They now control plot 225x1OO
feet which viii he improved by them in the near
future
The TorkinEnleT's Educational Association is
going 10 build a S2o0o0o clubhouse in The Bronx
from plans by c. Schaefer, jr. and Frederick
jaeger IL viii be erected plot SO 4xl12 feet,
on the east side Of Washington avenue. 161 feet
south Of l64th street 1t will he five stories high
in front and three ard half stories in the rear.
Tie material win be brick and limestone, with or
namental facades
care, bowling alleys. a gymnasium. and also meet
Ing rooms specially adapted by the affiliated
bodies OF the association.
The main home Of the organization is in East
S4th street.
Plans have been fled for a six story elevator
apartment house. 10 be built from designs by Max
C. Heidelberg at the southeast corner of Haven
avenue and lSst street for the Fort View Con-
stTucton Company, Of which Robert Z. Chamber
lain is president. It viii have a frontage Of ia
feet and depth of 10l feet. 1t will have thirty
suites of apartments and a large central court 1t
is 10 cost $4,000.
Plans have also been fled for four four story
tenement houses to be built for Richard Furlong
al the southeast corner of Bathgate avenue and
18th street. They to cost $4,000
Plans have also been fled for rernodeuine the
four FIVE story tenement houses at No. a24 to 23o
West lSth street, the improvements being made to
conform with Tenement House Department require
ments for bettering the lighting and sanitation,
1er Daniel r. Kendall as owner, from designs by
D J Conway.
Plans have also been filed for eauipping the six
story loft and store building at Nos 459 and As
Broome street, the five story store building at Nos
~ and so Water street with auxiliary sprinkler
fire extnsuishing plants. with supply tanks, the
improvements being made from designs by the
Rushing Company for C. K. Billings and the estate
Of Ogden Goelet, as respective owners.