^^.^ .- ..------------    ,^j^j,^       Record and Guide        "^ '          '"  juiy^i, 1897.

ĩn exchange for lots on Concord avenue, 25 feet south of 145th                                            SUÍIdÍn?    NCWS

street.    The transaction is said to represent a total of $33,500.                                                                     ^

7th avenue, east side, 25 feet north of lllth street, 75x100, va-                                                      MERCANTILE.

cant; seller, WiIIiam E. Callender; buyer, Thomas K. Moore, who         Broadway,   southeast corner  of   Duane  street.      The     Wllliam

will improve, as stated in our Building News.                                          Astor estate, No. 23 West 26th street, will begin the ereoUon of

109th street, north side, 150 feet west of Columbus avenue, 50x      a twelve or sixteen-story oflice builfling, fronting 50 feet on Broad-

100, vacant; seller, Francis Crawford.    Buyer wifl improve.                  way and 110 on Duane street, as soon as the leases of the tenants

M. Bargebuhr & Son were the brokers in the sale of No. 1341      on the grouncl expire, namely, on the flrst of May next.    The archi-

5th avenue, and Manhattan avenue, 50 south of 117th street, men-      tect has not as yet been selected.

tloned In our "G-ossip" coĩumn last week.                                                   Ist  avenue,  southeast  corner of  61st street. The packing-box

NORTH SIDE.                                                      factory recently destroyed by flre on this site will be rebuilt at a

Valentine avenue,  No.  2053,  16.8x100,  two-story frame dwell-      ^'^^'^  ^^  ^^'^''^'^f:   Prederick Buse,  No.  1118  Ist  avenue,  owner;

ing   seÎS, W W. Munr-.e;  buyer, Helena Piltz;  price. .$4.000.           Wesley D. Hunter, No. 90 5th avenue, will probably be the archi-

Elsmere place, 224 feet west of Marmion avenue, 25x100, va-       ^^ ■                              ^^^^^ ^^^ teNEíments

cant; seiler, J. Trimmer; buyer. W. C. Bergen.                                                                                ...,=.-.                ,     '   .„

Stebbins  avenue,   corner Home  street,    irregular   plot;     seller,         Sullivan street.  east side,  12o feet south of Bleecker, six-story

dympia Eonfa-3ti' buyers   Emma T. Short and Margaret C. Ste-      IJ'-'cli and_stone tenement, oOx90; cost   estimated at bietween $45,-

vens- brokers  Morton      Co.; see No. 279 West 114th street.                "tiO and .i;:>0.0_00; D. O. MiHs, No. 15 Broad street, owner; Ernest

167th street'   near Hall  place, 25x165, vacant;   seller,   Olympia      Flagg,  No.  3:> Wall street, arehitect.    This ■huflding, which is to

Bonfanti'   buyers    Emma T.   Short    and     Margaret C.   Stevens:      t.e   equipped   throughout   with   the  most   modem   sanitary  appli-

ibrokers   Morton & Co ; see No. 279 West 114th street.                          íi"ces, is intended for a model tenement, and adjoins Mr.  Mills's

Kelly'street   near 165th street, 60x100, vacant;   seller, Olympia      new $35(1.00(1 lodging-house on Bleecker street, between Suilivan

Bonfanti-   buyers   Emma  T.   Short   and     Margaret C.   Stevens;      and Thompson streets,  whieh  is expeoted to be ready foa- occu-

brokers   'Morton & Co.;  see No. 270 West 114th street.                         l^'fincy aibout the first of September.

Jerom'e avenue   east side, 75 feet north of Potter place,  three         lOOth street, ■south  side, 225 feet east of Amsterdam  avenue,

three storv   flats'with   stores;   sefler,   M.   A,   Costello;   buyer,   S.      three flve-story brick and stone flats; James H. Havens, No. 823

Wri-hf broker   John Peters; price, $1S,000.    Mr. Peters gives in      Hth avenue. owner; Neviiile & Bagge, No. 217 West 125th Street,

oart''Da'vmen'  t'wo ĩots at the northeast corner of Grand avenue      architects.

a-id Euchanan place   one lot in Buchanan place. one in Aqueduct         iSouíhern  Boulevard.  west oí St.   Ann's avenue,   two flve-story

avenue   and two in Burnett place, near Barry street. at $9,000          brĩck flats, with modern improvements, 25x75; cost, $15,000 each;

Crand avenue   northeast comer of Buehanan place, Buchanan      Jas,   D,  Edwards, No. 306 West 141st street, owner and builder.

nlaee    Aauefluct  avenue    Bumett place,   near   Barry   street,   six         7th   avenue,  east   side,   25   feet north  of   lllth   street,   75x100,

1  t ■ '« ll^r    S    Wri.?ht;     buyer,    M.  A.   Costello;     iDroker,    John      Thomas  K.  Moore.  of West Brighton,  S.  ĩ..  who  has purchased

-^ f'   ^^ '^ ■'r.f.   røOOO. sêe Jerome avenue, 75 feet north of Potter      this site. will erect two flve-story flats and stores.    C. A. Millner,

Peters. price, $ ,      .                                                                                        ^^  ^23G Madison avenue. drew the plans for the ■buiĩdlngs which

^^íoncord avenue   vacant,  25 feet south of 145th  street;   seller,      Mr. Moore is putting up in the vicinity, on lllth street.

T b    Madden- ibuyer, Thomas Maloney; brokers, Barnett & Co.;          Ĩ06th street, West, south side, 135 feet east of Amsterdam ave-

■        iíl4th street                                                                        nue.  two .30-foot front apartment houses, with modern improve-

see No. 110 West    o*              LgASBS.                                                           menls;  Mclntosh & Paterno, No. 151 West lOOth street, owners;

,   ,       ~,     ,       TT^v,!-    *!..      Prank A.  Lang,   College avenue,  near 164th street, arehiíect.

Frothingham  &  Timpson have  leased  for  Charles  Banks the                                                       DWLLINGS

dwelhng No.   58 West 40th  street. for five  yea.rs.   at $3,000 pe,          ^^^^^^   ^^^_^^^_   ^^^^_^^^   ^.^^^  ^^ ^^^^   ^^^^ ^^ ^.^^^_^.^^ ^^.^^^   ^^^

year.                                                    , ,.    .,     ci,„oî„i>i -1?.,,-™ Cf^    tiii-nnpii      flve-story American   basement  dwellings,   with  modern   improve-

CharIesL.HarrelIhasleased   otleShfi.eld^                                                    ^^^^^     ^^^^^^^^   ^^^.^^  ^    ^              ^^   ^^^  Broadway.

John T. Duff & Co., the store at the southeast corner of Amster                                      ^            ^^   ^^ Eroadway, architect.

■q^-v, nvpnue and 145th street for ten years, ihe flist five years at                 ■

?ÎĨ00 Ír year   and the balance of the term at $1,920 per year.                                             WORKING GiRi-S HOME.

$1,S00 per yeai, ana u^^ ^^^^^ j.^ne 17th                                                í'Sã street, north side, between 2ã and 3d avenues.    The firm of

ThlS eorrects item m      i                 ^^^^eã for J   H. McCoom, execu-      Brunner & Tryon, No. 36 Union square, wilĩ furnish the plans for

Douglas ^°"'":°^^ ^i^g'n,ortli side of Maûison   square,   No.  17      the Working Girls'  Home,  to  be erected  by the  trustees of the

tor, the premi                                                    street, for the  term of      Baron de Hirsch Fund.    The estimated cost of the builfling is

East 26th street, ana r^u.  j.^     -^l                                                            .flO0,0(X).

three years.                                                                                                                                          zoolûgical society plans.
OUT   OP   TOWN.

■ , TT w™  „ trt T   T>  Rahiirl for         Heins & La Parge, No. 5 Beekman streeí, have 'been entrusted

Phllips & Hill have sold for ^^"^^^ ^ĩ'™^''-^ %^^^on    price       ^'»h  the preparation of the plans for the buildings of the New

Improvement 78 lots on Ist and -d stree   ,       .                ■            ■      y^^j^ Zoological Society, N-o. 69 Wall street.    An advisory com-

$45,000.                                                             V,    t "^       11 her eountry seat      mittee on the general scheme of the Society, consisting of Prof.

H. W. Nichols has sold for Mre. Robert ^^^' "                  outbuid-      Charles   S.   Sargent,   of   Harvard   University,   Thomas   Hastings,

at Tairrytown,   comprising  several   acres,   dw         g                                 architect, and Samuel Parsons, Jr., engineer, has been appointed.

ing, for .i;25,000 to P. C. Costello.           ^^^^.^^ ^^ g^a Binswanger                               SOLUIERS'   AND   SAILORS'   MONUMENT.

Thomas & Son have ^*^ "^       of^ (ĨJq     g'^g ^^0   142 West  97tli         T^e Soldiers'  and  Saĩlors'  M^onument  Oommittee has adopted

20 lots  at Yonkers  Park for ^w.      ■                  ■                                     ^,^g terms of the corapetition of architects,  as recommended toy

street and No. 469 Manhattan avenue aoove.                                           ^^^^^ ^^.^^^    ^^^^ architect will receive $300 compensation for

"            *                             c-íri'nr                       ^^^ submission of a plan, and the architeet chosen will receive

ARE TOU INTERESTED IN BBAL ESTATE. ^                   _ p^^. ^^^^^   ^^ ^^^^ ^^^^     ^^^ pj^j.^^ ^^^^. ^^ submitted by Septem-

oLie-ht to have a copv of the real estate man's Web-      ^^^ j^^     rj>].jg cornmittee is not obliged to accept any of them.

ster-Van  Sici?n-s   "Guide  to  Buyers  and  SeUers  of  Real  Es^                                                     ALTERATIONS.

tate"    It answers eveiT Question you can asK.    bena lor n..    ii          Broome street, southwest corner of the Eowery.   Samuel Kahn,

loth  $1.00; in paper, 75 cents.    Record and Guide Offlce, 14-lb      ^^,1^^^ ^^^^ ^ ^.^^^ estate office at No. 1-54 Madison street, ihas taken

„     '   g(.j.eet                                                                                                        ^ fifteen-year lease of the Occidental Hotel, and will expend $10,-

--------—•—--------"                                                   000 in remodeling the same.    The kitchen will ibe reraoved to an-

BROOKLYN   GOSSIP.                                               other part of the buiding, an electric light piant and new boilers

are the comparative tables for the Brooklyn Con-      will be put in, and the office and dining-rooms wiU (pe entirely

The foUowlng                     Pvniected Bulldings for the correspond-      renovated.    Mr. Kahn acts as his own architect, and may be seen

veyances, ^^^^l,^     f'^ĩjig.                                                                           on the premises.

jBg weekB of 1897 and lîsy .                                                                              q^.^ street, No. 53 East, alteration of dwelling for business pur-

CONVETANCBS^^^^                            ^^^^            poses;  M. Rosenstein, owner;  L.  Korn, Nos.  37 and 39 Maiden

July "3 to 29, inc.   Juiy '21 to 30, inc.      lane, architect.              ■ '. 7

Tota;  numter  ........................          $340 Isl                         5426,1™         ^^^^ ^''"^^^' ^^^ 36-B^t, four-story dwelllng, 25x60, will be al-

Amount involved   .....................         ^'      '^^gg                          '      '-^^^      tered   to   store and   office  building;   alterations   will   include  new

Number namlnal   ............mcJrtGAGES                                                        front;  cost, $3.000; David Bettman, No. 18 Broadway, owner; M.

.g„                                  ^.j^      Bernstein, No. 145 Centre street, architect.

Total i'"?^^^^^^.............'.".'.'.'.'.'.'.         1,071,258                         $499,506         50th  street,   Nos.   104 and 106 West,  addition to brick stable;

NĨmber ovlr 6 per'céni;;.'.'■;.';.'.''.'.'-'.          ,.,,-cn??                        soAft'M      P3.rk & Tilford, No. 917 Broadway, owners; C. L. W. Eidlitz, No.

AmouDt  1?'°'^^^   ■■Vir-iii,'..........          *l4a.byb                         $^=,^3      1123 Broadway, architect

Am'^ínt înYolved   ...........'^^'.W^'.l'.         $325,562                      $251,241         Pearl street, Nos. 520 and 522, size 15,9x25x45.4x4L9x40.9; John

PROJBCTED BUILDINGS.                                             V.Haĩk,No. 522 P^arl street. owner; alteratĩons due to Elm street

Number of bulldlngs ..................          .,.,-^,9,                         ffnoi ^m      widenlng.     H.   Gflvarry,  No.   1   Eroadway,  has  been selected as

Hflttmated  coat   ........................          H3o,242                         $^81,400      3^^.^^;^^^^

------------•                                                                     Crosby street, No. 159, flre repairs, including carpentering, roof-

THE BEST SMALL MAP.                                          jj^g^ ^j^, . ^^^^^ $1,000; Henry Dazian, No. 26 Unlon square, owner;

iSend in Twenty-five cents for the "Columbus Guide," contain-      william Adams, tenant.

ing the best set  that exists of small maps of New Tork City,                                                        MUNICIPAL.

Table of distances, street numbers. and a mass of other useful         The Eoard of Estimate and Apportionment has approved the

information,    PubUshed liy Record and Gulde, 14 and 16 Vesey      pians  submltted by  the   Commissioner of  Publlc  Works  for  a

a^QsU                                                                                              -                  pwbJÍc í)at}î-hpyse on Rivington Btreet, near Goerclc.   Tlie plans.





flj