New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
REAL ESTATE.
ERTY-TEN STORY BUILDING TO
BE ERECTED.

Joseph MiIbank is the buyer Of Nos and East
Forty-second-st the sale of which by Horace 5
ely q Co. for Daniel f. Seybel reported last
month Mr.. Milbank is also the owner CT the prop
erty formerly occupied by Holy Trinity Church. at
the northeast of Forty-second-st. and Madi-
He buys for investment. and VIII erect
upon his latest purchase a ten story building from
plans of Charles a Rich. description of the pro-
posed building shows that the first story are
two stores large and small the feature Of
the central store being large octagonal bay win
dow with projecting hood of prism glass. This
central store is lighted by a large interior court;
the part is divided Into stories. giving
private Offices and cash department. The westerly
store from front rear. and has large pro-
jecting bay window the front. and is lighted by
rear windows and large skylight In the centre
This part of the building is so designed as to be
adapted to banking purposes business Of like
The union of the two would make
admirably lighted department store. The en-
trance to the floors of the building is through
a broad vestfbue between columns of stone.
mounted by rich pediment. There three ele
vators. opposite circular rotunda. The halls,
vestibule and rotunda lined with marble and
glass mosaic The part of the first story hall g
divided by mezzanine story. The second. third.
fourth ninth and tenth stories the building
be left at present undivided The remaining
stories are divided large and small offices.
The exterior will be built of Indiana limestone and
brick of soft. spotted pink color. the first and
second stories being in massive pink granite work.
The building will be ready for occupancy by May
l. 1901. and will be built by the Andrew j. Robin
son Company Horace s. Ely & Co will have the
ie nd q @ the prePery will build from
plans by George F. Pelham. fled yesterday. seven
lOl9 in Fifthavs southwest sSTnsT Of % DnehT9
ng has been designed to house families
and will have facades OF limestone and brick. with
Another building similar to the above. will be
E. Mon md (1ara True he
Corner Of St Nichoas-aye and 5hupdret-an s ID,
$4,000
THE RECORD OF SALES
1t Is reported that Ignatz Fl. Rosenfeld has
bought from Wilhelmine Walther the Cafe Boule-
ward property No. 15s Second-ave., 3s6x125 with
L to Tenth-st., 40x26.6. Contracts were signed
in March last and title will pass this week. The
price is about $4,000. On the property is the old
Remsen Mansion. Mr.. Rosenfeld is the present
tenant
story stone front business building 2Sxlo0. No. 90
g TaFor bsre s9d aad b oa so4y s5
dwelling house 25xsss No; 2 West Thirty-fourth;,
SOLD Ga last Week bs Mrs NJ LOOMS
Henry Rothschild has purchased the old build.
Gramm & Snyder have sold for Charles Forster
investor the five story apartment house No
1856 West Observation-Disclosures for about
Mandelbaum & Levine have purchased from
Mr. voomin the, plot, 3Sx00 irregular with old
Brooker & Georger have sold for Edward W.
Csndee to Alfred Turnure the i've story American
siStyfth-st ssssinffi sWef5 for sas SSSe
Max Barge6ur has sold for client No. 752 Sec
fndnvs %ahn for s5c aSs story 0O'u'"S '' 10 lA
Douglas Robinson & Co have sold to Mrs. Ellen
East Sixty-fourth-st. The buyer will remodel the
j. P. Hamslen Sons. proprietors of the Hotel
Gerard have purchased the @ whole property & realty
Avon-by Sea- n. ]. The consideration IS report