New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-04
Four Story Brownstone
Dwelling Is Assessed
at 100000.
PLANS CHANGED FOR
NEW FIFTH AV. STORE
Will Allow More Light for Ar
mold, Constable & Co.'S
Structure.

Pease & Gilman have old for Mrs.
william F. Seamans the four story
brown stone dwelling at IL West Sew
enty-sixth Street, on lot 25xl0J feet.
The property, which is near Central
Park West, is assessed at 100000, and
will be occupied by the new owner
Plans for the new store now in the
course Of erection at the southeast
corner Fifth Avenue and Fortieth Street
for Arnold, Constable q Co, have Oeen
altered. The changes will give the
proposed building a greater a4u.u-
o. Agnt. The site OF the new building
was leased from frederick
bilt. 1t includes his former home and
the former property OF a sister OF ne
late j. +. Morgan, aDutung the Union
League Club, which MIR. Vanderbilt
bought about two years ago.
The plans for the Arnoid-Constable
store. a SIX story structure, have been
changed so that II will cover J2.IO feet
of he Fifth Avenue frontage, the re-
naming 80 feet TO be developed with
one story building. This section has
been subleased by the Arnold-Consta-
bic firm to prominent concern Tor
long term Of years at rental SAID
to be in the neighborhood OF $4,000
yearly.
Through the arrangement the new
structure will have windows where
blank walls were originally planned.
The structure will extend back Ito
feet on Fortieth Street, with a 20
foot a."
Sllverberg & Shiran sold the two
Eve story apartment houses at the
southeast corner of linton Avenue and
l5Oth Street. They occupy plot
fronting IS feet on linton Avenue and
l2O feet on the street, and were com
p.ctcd q couple Of months ago.
The new owner Is William Cold
stone, who gave in exchange the BLOCK
front containing over SIX lots on the
west side of Leggett Avenue, between
Fox and Beck Streets. The properly
has an avenue frontage OF 26O teet
and measures l05 feet on each side:
II Will be improved with group OF
apartment houses.
The d. II. Jackson Company has
bourht through William A. White &
Son 9l2 West Twenty-ffth Street, a
four story dwelling, on lot l5xoO, near
Seventh Avenue, from the hatherIhe
T. Fitzpatrick estate.
After an ownership of over half a
century, a Bronx family has hnaIIy
parted with property on the Grand
boulevard and Concourse. The deai
has lust been closed by Richard II.
Scobic. who. as broker. sold for James
r. Murray the plot, 50X8O, on the west
side Of the Concourse, located about
go feet north of lo4th Street. II was
q cash transaction. 80
Recent sales in The Bronx will re-
suit in some more apartment houses
for the borough.
John La Spinna, who few months
,go bought the plot OF five lots at the
northeast corner Of the Concourse and
lgSth Street. l30xS9, is having plans
prepared for two five story apartment
bouses to be erected on the site. Ne
Vile & Bagge, who are drawing the
mans. estimate their cost at S2OO'Vo'
Phelau Brothers, purchasers OF a
p'ot OF ten lots on the Concourse and
Rver Avenue. 1l6 feet north of lS2d
street. the sale Of which was report
ed recently. are to improve the site
with apartment houses.
Plans have been fled for two hve
story apartment houses TO be erected
by Daniel Houlihan. at the southeast
corner of Briggs Avenue and l99th
Street. They will occupy an avenue
frontage Of 90 feet and are TO cost
$4,000. The fremont Architectural
Companv prepared the plans.