New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
REAL ESTATE.
PLANS FILED FOR SEVERAL LAf'E
BUSINESS BUILDINGS.

Business in real estate showed some improve
ment yesterday that OF Monday ia'
number OF transactions were reported anu "''
trading was Of varied character Plans LOT ee'
erol new buildings were filed. including tnose iof
an Office and store building on Fifth-ave' co'ne'
long time Broadway lease was also repor'eu'
The sales included that of an East Side mercahlie ne
building. at reported consideration OF s-"'''
cash. In the auction rooms only one OF the nine
offerings scheduled so,d the plaintiH pe'hs
the buyer.
William A. White & Sons have sold for E. BLOCK
to client for investment the eight story hre-
proof mercantile building plot 42bxsS. NOS. OF
and 66 East Eleventh-st.. for about EooW ih'S
is cash transaction.
William and Julius Bachrach have bought from
the Marks estate No. 207 East Fourtn-st hwy
will build a six story stable.
l.. j. Phillips & Co have sold for Charles w.
stiefel. OF St. Louis. to Edward j. Moioghney
lot the north side of ndred-and -hi.h-s'''
40 feet west OF Park-ave. who has resoid IL 'o
builder
Jackson e. Stern have sold to Samuel Gooomai
the four story front and rear buildings OF "'
249xl06. No. 23S Second-st.
wilkins & Clark have sold for the Moore estate
to Mitchell A. c. Levy the plot 75xloo' NO. 4-i 10
AS West Broadway. with old buildings: s,,o story
single fathouse No. s6 West one-hundred-and-
thIrd-st to NJ Foss or,noos, corner Of
First-ave. and Sxteenth-st. plot 6sxsi' nave nee"
resold to Samuel a. Robinson. ... Fur
Miss estate has sold the block 'front.' in West End Emo
ave. extending 325 feet in One-hundredth ana ohe-
Henry Feltman OF Brooklyn. has sold for Ferdi-
Rand Eherert four lots In near o Thomas
Stein four lots in seconds near ayspu for house
and six lots, scx2S, at PlaInheld n. j., for 5000,
Walter Brown of Brooklyn has SOLD ,mr tor "a siorv ~
brick hathouses Nos, q, 25 and % Marion-st' for
SiIoOv 10 ,. 20 prooLi,.n has sold 10 Walter
Thorn the two and a hail story and basement
Tuck & Co. Of Brooklyn. have sold to William
A; Andrews No 2.2 sIxthis for sSS 01a FOR W p
Lusher to Giuseppe Cuque the frame house on the
north side Of Eighty-eighth-st east OF seeoho-a'e'
Henry Shoemaker the sH, buyer from ise
ST. Mr. Shoemaker is chairman OF the Executive
Committee Of the Board OF Directors of the Gin
cinnati. Hamilton and Dayton Railroad. and
he q Real Estate yeste
day Bryan L. Kennedy sold the three story traEe III S
George Crescent. s55s feet from Van Corandt-ave.
TO the plaintiff for 5000. . ...o-
day submitted plans for three-story brick ard
limestone office and store building. to be built on
st ste at an estmated cost Of 5000 Lord Hewlett
Hull are the architects The building VIII cover
limestone and terra Gotta building to be e5eGt]a ,
north of One-hundred -and-hfty ffth-st.. for the
Washington Heights Free Circulsting Library.
The building will occupy a plot flxs9.7, and Is es-
timated to 10000 f. S: Whitman is preI-
dent Of the library. The plans were drAWh uy
Benson & Brockaway.
Plans also filed for six story brick ana
stone apartment house 20 be built by Lewis p
Mortimer on the north side Of One-hundred-and.
twenty -fourth-st Is feet east Of broadway plot
9iSxSS10 George F. Pelham, the architect, estl-
mates the cost at sl05 900.
b. NJ Strauss & Co have leased for Charles A.
Gould 10 Young Brothers the hatters. now occupy
ing the store and basement the entire property.
Nos COS. 6O7 and 609 Broadway. southwest corner
Of Houston-st.. for long period of years. at an
aggregate rental OF about s65O0oo The property IS
to be remodclled into a modern office building
electric lights. steam heat. etc. The alterations
will begin at once and will he finished about NO
vember |. The transaction closed by Strauss * 90.
puts further into the future Mr.. Gould's original
plan TO erect modern office and loft building on
the