New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
EAST SIDE TRADING
Fair Volume of Recent Sales and
BuiIdinq Projects.

Among the important construction work
in the East Side sections north Of 42d
street and east of Park avenue to be un-
dertaken this season is the erection OF
several churches. Besides, some big fac
tories, lofts and fathouses are to be PUT
up and number OF familiar landmarks
altered at cost OF many thousands.
A neY edifice for the Lutheran Church
or Our Saviour is to be built by the trus-
tees Of the congregation at Nos. 237 and go
East 12Sd street. The cost Is estimated Mt
$4,000 by Foster, Gade & Graham. archi-
tects. IL will be one story high and have
a frontage of 35.4 feet and a depth of s6
feet. The plans for the replacing OF the
old building on the site were filed recently.
On the premises No. 1867 Lexington ave-
nue. and No. 10 to 100 East 18th street a
five story brick and stone rectory for the
fathers OF the Church OF st. Jean Baptiste
is to be built at a cost OF $4,000. The plans
have been drawn by n. Serracino. The
size Of the edifice Will be 69.Sxl02.2 feet.
Exterior street., which fronts on the
East River, has ample room for many
moro modern lofts. II is to have them,
too. One will be ten stories and will oc-
cupy plot 209x1+0 feet at the southeast
corner OF 73d street and Exterior street.
About $4,000 will be spent for that con-
Struction work. The owner OF this big
building Will be the CommonseEse Con-
struction Company. and G.. knoche the
architect. The latest plans OF the r. & NJ
Schaefer Brewing Company provide for
Sl5o,oD brick and stone stock house Of
seven stories, to occupy the premises No.
l@ to lib East 50th street. II will be 772x
lCO5 feet and will be put up from plans by
A. G. Koenig.
L. Schnurmacher intends to erect al No.
415 to 4l9 East 5th street. a short dis
tance south OF the Manhattan approach TO
the Queensboro Bridge, a two story brick
storage building. The cost will be $1,000.
rams nave been drawn and filed by l.. A.
Sheinart, architect. The building will front
70 feet and have a depth of % feet.
Plans were recently completed by the
owners or Terrace Garden for building a
three story annex TO the present building.
Terrace Garden Is in 59th street, Just east
or Third avenue. In the upper part of the
addition will be tea and dining rooms, and
on the lower floor stores. The proposed
improvements will be made from plans by
George Dress
The new home of the New York Society
for Ruptured and Crippled Children will
occupy the premises No. So3 to S25 East
42d street. 1t will have five stories and
frontage Of 1T.S feet York & Sawyer
have drawn the plans. The cost is placed
at 100000. For years the hospital conducted
by the society has occupied the westerly
block front in Lexington avenue, from 42d
to 43d street That site was bought from
the society by the New York Central in
order to carry out its project for greater
station.
An $4,000 stable will be erected on a plot
25x95.1 feet at No. 235 East 123d street by
J. Kaufman and I. Lewenthal from plans
by L. \. Sheinart.
Recent Sales.
Sales Of hathouses have been a feature
Of the recent trading in the districts
Not long ago Sloane & Noller, carpenters
and builders, added TO their realty holdings
in the zones by the purchase of the five
story building No. 3l7 East 6ith street. on
a lot 25x1OO.5 feet, from the estate OF
Catherine de Peyster. With that purchase
Sloane e. Moller now control frontage
Of 45o feet IN 64th street. The Fischel Realty
Company resold the five six story new law
fiathouses. each on a plot 76xlooS feet. The
houses figured earlier In the year in an
exchange for the block front, 30xl25 feet,
on the east side Of Seventh avenue, between
13lst and 132d streets. owned by Meyer
Jarmulowsky.
A buyer was also recently found for the
four-story brick business building, No. 1'o
East soth street, on lot 22xl02.2 feet, by
william Wolffs Sons, for Mrs. V. Peters.