New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17
Store in Proposed Structure
Leased TO the Mark
Cross Company.
ROW OF FLATHOUSES
IN 74TH ST. SOLD
Three Parcels Between Third and
Lexington Avenues Pur-
chased for Investment.

Robert W. Goelot has decided 10 erect
modern office and store structure TO cover
all Of his large plot at the southwest
corner of 37th street and Fifth avenue.
The site has a frontage OF g. feet on the
avenue and IA feet on tho street. The
new building is expected TO be ready for
opening next fall.
Mr.. Goelet has completed arrangements
through his brokers. Harris e. Vaughan,
for the occupation OF the corner store
and tho basement space beneath II by
the Mark Cross Company. This splendid
" located store will be used by tho lessee
for retail purposes only. The wholesale
business of Mark Cross Company will
continue. after tho opening Of the new
store, In tho building OF the company at
No. 30 Fifth avenue.
Tho 9th street corner property came
under the ownership OF the Goelet estate
in 1855. It Is in the very heart Of the
central Fifth avenue retail shopping dis
trict. The 3Sth street station of the Sixth
avenue ~" line. which was opened re-
Gently. places this great part Of the city
on a very easy avenue Of travel to all
the principal points Of the town reached
by the ~ lines. Within a few years
many more big transit improvements will
be made that will benefit vastly the cen
trail Fifth avenue zone. The McAdoo
river tube line is TO he extended from
SD street and Sixth avenue 20 42d street
and Fourth avenue. the Greater Grand
Central Terminal district That extern
sion will be Up Sixth avenue 10 about
39th street, and from there II will skirt
the lower part Of Bryant Park and run
in an oblique line 10 Fourth avenue. A
station of the McAdoo route will be at
3sth street and Sixth avenue. and another
one Will be at about 4lst street, east OF
Fifth avenue. The McAdoo line will AL
most touch the Stenway tube route be-
tween Manhattan and the business heart
Of Long Island City. At 42d street and
Fourth avenue is TO be a big union trans
fer station 10 accommodate travellers
bound 10 stations on the Interborough
subway lines, the McAdoo and the Stein
way routes. A better location for a re-
tail store would he hard 70 ind
on the westerly block front OF Fifth
avenue. between 3Sth and 39th streets. "A
new department store for Lord & Taylor
has been built.
Sanford x Green. operators have pur-
chased the three hathouses At No. 16S 10
l2 East 14th street. on plot s0xl022 feet.
through y. A. Berwln q Co. with
Emanuel Simon as associate broker No.
los Vas purchased from Charles Woegel-
ing, II is on a plot S0x1022 feet. and Nos.
10 and 172 on plot 6Oxl022 feet, from
Simon Lewald. Directly opposite the
property. which is between Third and
Fourth avenues, are the homes of Mary
T.. Sloane, Theodore Roosevelt. jr., and
Professor Seymour w Cromwell
Paul A. McGolrick has sold for Mar
garet Jane Crawford TO Joseph L. Peck
No. 1875 Lexington avenue. A i've story
fathouse. on lot 27x73 feet, between lllth
and 18th streets.
Williams q GrodginsLy have resold No.
6 East 1lSth street a five story fathouse,
on lot 25Xlooll feet. near Fifth avenue.
The sellers acquired the property recently
from Herman Timberger
Fromsn s. Taubert have sold for A. &
l.. Schwab No. l05 East Slst street,
three story and basement dwelling house,
on lot 3xlo22 feet. adjoining the north
east corner OF Park avenue. 10 Or j. NJ
SchonborG, who will alter It for his own
occupancy.