New-York tribune., 1910-04-26

Speculative and investment deals In the
uptown residential districts were features
yesterday OF the trading IN the real estate
market
one OF the leading transactions was the
resale by Bing a Blng OF seventy-four lots
fn a westerly district OF, The Bronx. They
recently obtained the lots from the Morris
estate IN exchange for the Strathmore
apartment house al 18Th street and River
SIDE Drive.
The property includes the block front
on the north side OF Mcclellan street. be-
tween the Grand Boulevard and Concourse
and Sheridan avenue. with frontings OF
$50. SOS 10 and S4S feet. respectively: also,
the entire block bounded by Sherman and
Sheridan avenues and Mcclellan and lseth
streets. with the exception OF six lots at
the northwest corner OF sheridan avenue
and le6th street. also, the block front on
the north side Of l6Sth street between Col
lege ana Findlsy avenues. with frontages
of 200 feet on each thorOughfsre.
A report was printed yesterday that the
Norris estate intended 20 dispose OF its
remaining properties in The Bronx II
has no such plans.
A market was also found yesterday for
a fine site. 2SxlOO feet, at the south corner
OF ssth street and Riverside Drive; for
modern hathouse I'm upper Amsterdam ave-
nue.. for a Sixth avenue aathouse: for a
large plot in the new midtown loft zone
and for a number OF other attractive IN
vestment properties.
". w Han leased for FIVE years 20 Nine
Nonette the fourth floor IN the business
building 40. Cos Fifth avenue. opposite the
Cathedral. This completes the renting OF
the six story structure erected on the site
Of the former home OF Mrs. Russell Sage
The lessee will remove from the Euclid
Building which VIII be remodeiled short
~ for J. NJ. Gliding & Co. Of Duuth.
Joseph H MCGUIRE. srchitect. has fled
plans for five story parochial school for
the Roman Catholic Church OF 81. Mary. AT
Nos. - and 81 Jackson street The school
viii have a frontage Of S5 S feet and depth
OF s1S feet II will be OF the French
Renaissance design. In the basement Will
be the Young mems clubroom and on the
FIRST floor the assembly room and princi-
pals room. There Will be twelve clsssrooms
on the other floors. The cost is estimated
81 $4,000.
Harlem Park Plans.
Plans have also been fled for erecting an
entrance gate and ticket booth for Harlem
River Park. on Second avenue. between
126th and 127th streets. The gate will be IN
the form Of an arch. elaborate In design
and ornamented with Ionic columns on
either side. The construction viii be Of
wood. covered with tin. W. c. Ronner, the
architect, estimates the cost at $4,000.
Plans have also been fled by L. Levy for
an extension in the rear 10 the FIVE story
storage warehouse at No. z05 East 9th
street, TO be occupied by the Schwarzschild
g. Sulzberger Company for storage pur-
poses. al a cost OF $1,000.
Plans have also been filed for erecting a
two story rear extension 10 the four story
end basement dwelling house No. 1o2l
Madison avenue. 20 be used as a ply
sician's operating room. Henry Nolkening
Is the owner, and T. Frank Teed, the archi-
tect. estimates the cost OF the proposed al
teration a. 81 30.
J. Hagemann, architect, fled plans for
converting the old-fashioned store and
dwelling al no. S Bowery into a building
for business use. at a nominal cost The
New York Building and Improvement
Company. Of which Marie MacLean is vice.
president. is the owner.