New-York tribune., 1910-04-22

Suyfne 81 The Bronx was the feature of
yesterdays real estate market. Trading In
Manhattan real estate was sluggish. Plans
~ere sled with the Buildings Superintcnd-
.nt for a s. .oeO0o0 apartment house.
Tho latest proposed sddition 10 New
TorlEs great apartment houses viii be
twelve story building. TIE plans. which
were fle6 by Edward and George Blum.
srchitects. provide for complete elevator
equipment and fireproO1ng. The new
apartment house VIII be built 1or T. J. Nc
1,sughlin's Sons.
II viii be built AZ the northeast corner OF
Broadway and sSth street and will have
q frontage OF leOu feet on Broadway and
as5 feet on SSth street. The facade VIII ne
O. brick. limestone and terra Gotta. with
balcony al the third floor
Tho building viii contain apartments for
81 families. three on the first floor and SIX
OF each OF the other eleven doors There
viii he a laundry on the roof
block OF land was sold yesterday Oh
Manhattan which has never had any nab
stable Improvement although II Is surround
90 with up-tc-date buildings and apart
rneut houses. This land consists OF the
ilock front or the westerly side OF Madison
svenue from sd 10 SD street
d. y. Swanson. of the firm ~ l. = Car
yenter 4 Co, sold THE property for the
estate q william c. Schermerhorn in
whose family -itle % the block has re-
susined for nearly q century. The block
rormed part OF the farm o. John c. Schern-
srhoru. which originally extended from
Park &c I1fth avenue. between Sst and
So streets. Most of the farm has been
-overeG with dwelling and apartment
houses and s.. Joseph's Industrial Home
linz
William Halls sons recently sold newly
tuit residence ON the FIFTH avenue sloe
81 the block 10 George J. Gould. lis
as the residence which MIR. Gould re-
gently presented 20 his daughter Marjorie
Ss wedding Eift. She married Anthony
q DrexeL ir.. last TUESDAY.
Il IS understood that the purchaser, whose
tdentitz vas not made known. expects TO
soseu tire LAND 10 builders Of apartment
11ouses The proposed Lexington avenue
ruiv.av win. IL Is believed, create ne"
and strong demand for such buildings. Not
song ago q purchase based N the same
shoo~v was made by John D. Crimmins
snd f. C. Potter. who bought the l"o-foot
slot AT the northwest corner of Madison
svonue and s6th street.
Afrs Rhinelander Waldo has taken q
,oase on the country estate cf Charles II.
Ebert. at North Cos Cob. conn. The lease
a. for the summer.
The Minnie Murphy estate. which con-
sists OF fourteen acres a. College Point
-~as sold yesterday. The terms cf the sale
we're not made public. II is understood
fNat the estate viii be developed a. resi-
eenrial section.
Plans have been filed Tor the erection OF
one story garage of brick ~ Nos. @9
snd gu East 6sth street Tor the Black
Garage C'ompany. lessees. katherine :.
Rose and Jane Sanders are the owners Of
reco-d. s r CAGE iS the architect. The
cost Is estimated at s9.ge0
David = Cansvan is the purchase OF
rhe Eve story American basement dwelling
,ouae ~ 80. SS3 Riverside Drive, which
-sS recently SOLD by A. "a. HoyI IN
exchange Air. Cauavan gave his residence
- No a6l West goth street four story
ru,elling house. on lot I1xlooS feet, be-
tv-een Broadway and West End avenue
". II Dolson & Co. arranged the trans
tc.ion-
The Heuneesv estate has practically con-
rluded negotiations for leasing its property
- 70 rs Fourth avenue for long term
- comprises a four story building. on lot
2 sxll.5 feet- between 18th and 18th streets
-he parcel sdjoins the building OF the
S-ern1suis Insurance Company, now being
erected on The 18th street corner. and ad-
-oiriug u on the north IS the twenty story
structure being put ne by Henry Corn on
sre old Clarendon Hotel site.