New-York tribune., 1920-01-07
Lincoln School
To Be Erected
On 5th Avenue
arse Plot at 1O2d St. Pur-
chased as Site for School
That Proposes to Exclude
Unnecessary Studies 8

The lincoln School OF. Teachers Col
-. established for the last three
.rs in the old Charlton School Build
st 90 Park Avenue, between
s;S.s.sixsh and Sixty-seventh streets.
!. 10 have new home, spacious
.,ruesure facing Central Farx. The
..n,ral education board of the school
ssned contracts yesterday through
William A. White & Sons for the pur-
,ssse OF twelve lots at the north cor
ssr Of Fifth Avenue and 1o2d Street
sraDa Klein 4 J. Jackson. Four of the
'sts front on Fifth Avenue and eight
an loaI Street. The dimensions of the
,roperty are 100 feet on Fifth Avenue
Isnd SOC feet on the street.
The school is attempting TO make
education more interesting and eff
isctive by excluding studies which do
not have useful place in modern ife,
+ was established as an experimental
school by the general education board
and Teachers College of Columbia
University in addition to q new
modern school building the site will
provide q playground for pupils.
The establishment of the school at
his point accentuated the prophecy
.hst this section of Fifth Avenue will
be claimed as sites for large institu-
;onal buildings, forming a bulwark
between The city's finest residential
section and the commonplace structural
development OF lower Harlem.
The school is the third institution to
locate there. It is only q few months
since the Hahnemann Hospital trustees
purchased the Fifth Avenue frontage
from 105th to 106th Street as q site
for new hospital group for 1857 900.
Mount Sinai Hospital has been ON Fifth
Avenue from Tooth to 101st Street for
some years.
Mandelbaums Sell Fourth Ave. Loft
Harris and Maurice Mandelbaum re-
sold their interest in the twelve-storv
store and loft building, on plot 116x
s5S, at 470 Fourth Avenue, southwest
corner Of Thirty-second Street, to the
No. 470 Fourth Avenue Company. com
posed of Sehwarzenbach, Huber & Co.
tenants in the building, identified with
the silk industry. The purchase gives
the concern the ownership of the en-
tire property, as it recently acquired
the other one-half interest in the build
ing from Mrs Isabel de P. Kellay.
Braender Sell in Twentieth Street
The Meisrer Builders have purchased
from the estate of Philip Braender the
twsive-story loft building at Z and 9 |
East twentieth Street. NJ Nassanowitz
4 Son and Jacob Geizler were the
brokers' IN the transaction.
Mercer Street Parcel Sold Again
The Charles F. Noyes Company has
nsoid for E. Sharum to the Lebertan |
corporation 135 Mercer Street. an !
sIghs-story building, on plot 30x71
ms Is the third sale of the same |
parcel made by the Noyes Company.
i6th St. Building Near sth Ave. Sold
!, Bauer, Milbank & Molloy have sold
he iour-story building at II West
salrty-sIxth Street. They were also
!es brokers in the sale to Charles
aynne and Louis II. Low Of the apart
nenr at the northeast corner of Madi-
sSn Avenue and l34th Street.
Operator Buys Ia Fur District
The John P. Peel Company has sold
.sf liilam Nelson, represented hv
cyan & CO.. 30 West Twentv-ninth
Areet- snree-story front and rear
sssildlng; on lot 25x9S.e, to the Union
saemical Glassware Company, Inc.
Potter Estate Sells Loft
The ten-story loft building, ON plot
'-aizs' at W to So Bleecker Street,
ssutnwest corner Of Mercer Street. has
zen taken over by the newly formed
3 Bieeeksr Street, Inc. with H. Fried
aan, :. W. Zekind, and E. l. Gottlieb
= DIRECTORS. The property is assessed
y s245,ooo. 0. B. Potter is the owner
st record.
West 4sth Street Deal
Bernard j. Foss has sold for Louis
s'senberg and Samuel Greenberg the
sssse-s,ory ss building on lot 25x100.5, at
~ Vest Forty-sixth Street.
Takes Garage ON Speculation
Daniel Fl. Jackson has bought from
e Guardian Holding Company I21
Aest Fifty-fourth Street, a three-story
Moing and garage, on lot 25x100.
sukers.