New-York tribune., 1901-11-21
REAL ESTATE.
CORN EXCHANGE BANK TO BUILD
PLANS FOR TWO HOTELS FILED.

The Corn Exchange Bank has bought Nos Is, II
and 10 William-st., old buildings which adjoin the
building owned by the bank the northwest
corner Of William and Beaver An eleven story
addition to the bank building will be erected the
site The work of building this addition will begin
on May l. The buildings Nos. 15 II and IS William
St were owned by the Central Realty Bond and
Trust Company
Plans filed at the Department of Buildings
yesterday for a story brick hotel to be built at
the southwest corner of Seventy-seventh-st and
Broadway by Albert SAKE, of No. 81 Fifth-ave.
Stein, Cohen & Roth, of No. 50 Fifth-ave are the
architects. The estimated cost OF the building is
100000 1t will frontage of 9sS feet in Broad
way and 119 feet in Seventy-seventh-st.
Plans also filed yesterday for another hotel
This hotel will 5000 and will be built at the
northwest corner of Amsterdam-ave. and Seventy
ninth-st. Henry Anderson of No. LBS Broadway, is
the architect, and Thomas Doherty Of No 50 Am
sterdam-ave-, the owner. The hotel Will be built
of brick and will be nine stories high 1t will have
frontage of 1922 feet in Ansterdam-ave. and 100
feet in Seventy-ninth-st.
Abraham Goldsmith has sold to David c COOK.
of Elgin Ill., No 146 Fifth-ave.. four story brown
stone front building. 26x100 feet The building VIII
be remodeled and occupied by the David c. Cook
Company.
The officers of the Wall Street Exchange Building
Association. which was incorporated at Albany on
Tuesday. with authorized capital stock OF SZ,o''
900. to build the home of the Bank OF the state
n,
l.. Edwards vice-president Charles w Morse, ana
secretary and treasurer. Alfred H. CURTIS.
Henry Rawak has sold for Robertson q Grant
the story triple fathouse No. so West One-hun-
dred-and-eighth-st to a client, ,-., z so,+h
two modern story elevator apartment houses
occupying the block front in Hamilton Place. pc
tween One hundred and-forty- first and One,hun-
dred-a nd -forty-second SITS. which Were SoId by
Lovejoy & Noyes last week, was the haateIsKl.li
Realty Company. This company was ORGANIZED pr
mariy handle these properties, but IT Is not I'M
proba Bile it will also interest itself in otner m
veStment properties of the same class on Ihe
Heights. /. 1,.r
nard Levy~Nos 109 and Ill Ludlow-st-. new SIX
story tenement houses
SITE FOR ANOTHER SUB-POWER STATION.
The Rapid Transit Subway Construction Com
pany has purchased another site for sub-po"eegg
station The parcels acquired are Nos. 10 ana IL
East Nineteenth-st., two four story orownstone
dwelling houses plot 50x92. The sale was nego-
tated by Douglas Robinson, Charles 5 Brown
& Co. the sellers being Caroline c. Reed ana Enza
P Barton respectively. The plot is 20 feet east oI
Fourth-aye and a structure not exceeding ~ Ieet
in height will be erected, at cost OF from sooVo ~
s70,GD0 - ,o for
power II will have engines or dynamos, II Il, Is
said and therefore there will be no NOISE OF siohe
to cause annoyance in the neghborhood ,.-,,,
Charles Griffith Moses Bro have sold FOR WI
lam HAYES a plot of four lots the east sac OF
Broadway % Il feet north OF One-hundred-an
enty-sxth-st I04xS Sx75x25x25x4u feet, on private