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Real estate record and builders' guide: v. 84, no. 2161: August 14, 1909

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3o6 RECORD AND GUIDE August 14, 1909 av; architect, John J. Zuelch. 3414 Bar¬ ker av. Plan No, 925. MULFORD AV. w s. 200 n Alice av, 2-sty frame dwelling, tin roof, 20x42; cost, $5,000; owner, Jos, Schleman, 3745 3d av; architect, B. Ebeling. 1136 Walker av. Plan No. 930. Apai'tnients, Plats and Tenements. 165TH ST, s s, 2G.5 e College av, three 3-sty brick tenements, tin roof, 20x53.4; total cost, $37,500; owners, Mountain Const. Co,; Otto L. Spannhake, 233 East 78th st, president and architect. Plan No. 916. SO. BOULEVARD, e s, 37.6 n Tiffany st, three 4-sty hrick tenements, plastic slate roof. 37.6x80; total cost, $7Z,600; owners, Romeo & Serra Co., Hunts Point road and Lafayette av; architect, Jas. P. Meehan, Hunts Point road and Lafayette av. Plan No. 913. MT. HOPE PL, s s, 114,11 e Jerome av, 4r-sty brick tenement. 50x82,10, tin roof; cost, $38,000; owner, Aug. Rehbock. 407 Tremont av; architect, Arthur Boeh- nur, 407 Tremont av. Plan No. 929. » 1S7TH ST, s w cor. Hoffman st, 5-sty hrick tenement, plastic slate roof, 45.Sx 85,4; cost, $45,000; owner, Jos. Faiella, 550 East 175th st; architects, Schaefer & Jaeger, 461 Tremont av. Plan No. 920. KELLY ST, w s. 180.3 n IGSth st, three 4-sty brick tenements, plastic slate roof. 33.4xG7; total cost, $60,000; owner. Wm. Nelson. 2461 Washington av; architects, Schaefer & Jaeger, 461 Tremont av. Plan No. 921. LONGFELLOW ST. n s, 90.5 s Freeman st, 5-sty brick tenement, plastic slate roof. 41x98.9; cost, $44,000; owners, Longfel¬ low Realty Co; architect, Oscar Lowinson, 20 East 42d st. Plan No, 923. E. W. Bradley. No. 948 Trinity av, is president. LONGFELLOW ST, s w COr. Freeman st, three 5-sty brick tenements, plastic slate roof, sizes irregular; total cost, ,f 106,600; owners, Longfellow Realty Co.; architect, Oscar Lowinson, 20 Bast 42d St. Plan No. 924. E. W. Bradley, No. 948 Trinity av. is president. Chnrclies. RITTER PL, u s, 79 w Prospect av, 1- sty frame portable church, 25x64; cost. $1,500; owners. New York City Baptist Mission Society, 162 2fl av; architect, Geo. P, Crosier, 223d st and White Plains av. Plan No. 918. Stables and Garages. WALTON AV, No. 943, l-sty stone garage, 1.3x18; cost, $75; owner, Ger¬ trude B. Martin, on premises; architect, Geo. K. Martin, on premises. Plan No, 922. Stores, Offices and Lofts. BARNES AV, n e' cor Shiel st, l-sty frame store, 15x18, tin roof; cost, $500; owner, Mary Riclike, 3630 Barnes av; architect, John J. Zuelch, 3414 Barker av. Plan No. 926. BRONX ALTERATIONS. NORTH ST, s s, 101 w 2d av, 2-sty frame extension, 18x12. to 1^-sty frame * dwelling; cost, $700; owner and archi¬ tect, Richard H. Springmeyer, on prem¬ ises. Plan No, 346. SETON ST, e s, 255 n Elliott av, move 2-sty franie dwelling; cost, $1,500; owner, Stephen Cross, 53 Westchester Square; architect, B. Ebeling, 1130 Walker av. Plan No. 351. 170TH ST. s e cor. 3d av, new door, new partitions, to 3-sty frame restaurant and saloon; cost, $200; owner, Maurice Feist, 2 Rector st; architect, M. J, Garvin, 3307 3d av. Plan No. 342, 177TH ST, s w cor. Bronx River, new columns to 2-sty brick stable; cost, $300; owners, Bronx Co., on premises; archi¬ tects, Janes & Leo, 124 West 4Sth st. Plan No. 340. 177TH ST, s w cor. Bronx River, S-sty brick extension, 9.8x8.4 to 5-sty brick fac¬ tory; cost, $470; owners, Bronx Co., on premises; architects, Jan,es & Leo, 124 West 45th St. Plan No. 341. BAILEY AV, e s, 292 a Boston av, move and new partitions, etc. to 2-sty brick store and dwelling; cost, $5,000; owner, Marcus Nathan, 150 West 120th st; architect, B, E. Stone, 7 West SSth st. Plan No, 347, BAINBRIDGE AV, w s, 245.4 n 200th st, l-sty frame extension, 9x17.9 to 1*^- sty frame garage; cost, $'500; owner. Ja¬ cob Zurnieden, 3008 Woodlawn Road; architect, W. S. Irving, 241st st and Ka¬ tonah av. Plan No. 349. HARRISON AV, e s, 230.4 n Davis st, l-sty frame extension, 18x13 to l-sty frame dwelling; cost, $500; owner, G. Guiseffe. 560 Taylor av; architect, B, •Ebeling, 1136 Walker av. Plan No. 350. MORRIS AV, No. 2690, new bay win¬ dows, new porches, new partitions, etc., to 2-sty and attic frame dwelling; cost. $3,000; owner. Dr. John Barnbart, on premises; architect, Wm. J. Cherry, 41 West 34th St. Plan No. 344. PELHAM ROAD, w s, 56 s St, Pauls av, move 2y2-sty frame dwelling; cost, $150; owners, estate of Thurza J. DeRich. Ellen E. Mucer, Scarsdale, administrator; architect, W. F. Mercer, Scarsdale. Plan No, 352. STEBBINS AV. No. 1310, 2-sty franie extension, 7x9.6 to 2-sty frame dwelling; cost. $100; owmer. Otto Vogel, on prem¬ ises; architect, Wm. Aitkin, 892 East I67th st. Plan No. 348. TREMONT AV, s s, 59,6 e Washington av, l-sty frame extension, 1.10x15.6, and new partitions, etc., to two 3-sty frame stores and dwellings; cost, $1,000; owner, C. A, Becker, Tremont and Park avs; architect, Chas. S, Clark, 445 Tremont av. Plan No. 345, WEBSTER AV, s w cor. Oliver pl, move 2/^-sty frame dwelling; cost, $4U0; own¬ ers, Webster Av. Improvement Co., 124 West 45t!i st; architects, Janes & Leo. 124 West 45th st. Plan No. 343. ADVANCE REPORTS. Anne.x Bnilding for the Automobile Club. C. P, H. Gilbert, architect for the Auto¬ mobile Club of America, has flled plans for the large annex building which Is to be built on the property, 91.8x100, in West SSth st, directly in the rear of the Auto¬ mobile Club. The building wili be 12 stys In height, and will cost about $350,- OCO. The exterior will be of white brick, terra cotta, limestone and granite. The building will be equipped with four ele¬ vators, in addition to the cliauffeurs' and members' elevator. On the roof of the building is arranged a convenient landing for the use of the members of the Aero Club, who are interested in aviation. The three top stories are fltted up with all the up-to-date apparatus necessary for ma¬ chine shop, etc-, etc. Special accommo¬ dations have been made for the comfort of chauffeurs. The building is constructed in the best manner |n every respect, and will be of heavy construction. An electric light and power plant will be installed. The equip¬ ment of the present garage of the Auto¬ mobile Club is to be connected with the new building, and the whole structure when completed will be the largest and most up-to-date and perfectly equipped structure of its kind in existence. The building will be ready for occupancy by June 1, 1910, corner of Riverside Drive and ISSth st, with a 12-sty elevator apartment house, the site for which was purchased during the week. It is probable that the facts of the operation, including the name of the owner will not he announced for some days yet. The site is one block from the 157th street station of the subway, and faces a square formed by the inter¬ section of Audubon place. Riverside Drive and 15Stb st. The Church of the Inter¬ cession is at the north, between ISSth st and Fort Washington av, fronting on the westerly side of Broadway. Residence Showing No Encroaclinient On Sidewalk. 70TTI ST.—The new residence for Dave Hennen Morris, of 68 Broad st, to be erected in the north side of 70th st, 45 ft. west of Madison av, from plans hy Thornton Chard, 39 West 38th st, will he constructed by the Andrew J, Robinson Co,, of 123 East 23d st. In this house is shown a distinct departure from the usual planning of residences, as there will be no encroachment on the sidewalk. This RESIDENCE FOR DAVE H. MORRIS. East 70th St. Thornton Chard,. Architect. anticipates the condition that event¬ ually should obtain throughout the city, giving the full width of the sidewalk to the public, as shown in the model here¬ with. The building will contain six stories and will have an exterior of lime¬ stone and briek, size 30x90 ft., as esti¬ mated by the architect to cost about $50,- 000. Mr. H. D. Dickinson, 123 East 23d st, will be the sanitary engineer. No Plans Yet for Riverside Drive and loSth St. AiKirtments. RIVERSIDE DRIVE.—No plans have yet been prepared, or architect selected for the coiitemplated improvement at the $1,500,000 Ai>artment House for Broadway. BROADWAY.—George F, Johnson & Sons, Westchester and Prospect avs, Bronx. have commissioned architects George and Edward Blum, to prepare plans and speciflcations for the improve¬ ment of the northwest corner of Broad- w-ay and 113th st. a plot measuring 17Sx 12s ft, with a 12-sty high-class elevator apartment house to cost in the neighbor- h(^od of $1,500,000. There will.be apart¬ ments for forty-eight families. The own¬ ers will have charge of all contracts, awarding all the work. It is expected that plans will be completed about the flrst of September.