New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-06
REAL ESTATE.
FIFTH AVENUE ART GALLERIES RE
LEASED FOR SIX YEARS.

Brooke & Gcorger, through H. H. Cammann &
Co. have released to James P. Silo for a term of
six years the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries, at Nos
366 and 1868 Fifth-ave, at largely increased rental
The property has frontage in Fifth-ave- OF II
feet by $50 feet in depth. with L-shaped plot
fronting % feet in Thirtyfth-st. Charles Stewart
Smith, john H Caswel1 and Howard c. Smith are
the of the property The Smith estate or1gf-
nally owned the parcel at the southwest corner OF
Thirty and Fifth-ave., adjoining the Fifth
Avenue Art Galleries The parcel is now
occupied by the New-York Club. Between the two
parcels and fronting in Fifth-ave is strip 10x125
feet, which protects the light and air of both
properties. 1t is of the most valuable
ments for light and air in the Fifth-ave. district.
Mr. Silo opened the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries at
the present location four years when he first
obtained lease the building.
Lovejoy & Noyes have sold for Josiah Partridge
to client the two buildings Nos 35S and $50 Pearl
st. for about s55OOO The buildings six stories
with basement, and front in Franklin Square, hav-
ing street frontage of about fortyfve feet. 1t is
understood that the buyer will make alterations
and use the property for his business. The
seller took in exchange with cash added, No. 4SS
Gold-st., Brooklyn, five story 1athouse.
This firm has had active renting season. and
among of the recent leases that it has negoti
Slip. to Joseph Boseo No. 81 Pearl-st. and No. Is
BBgidge-st to Wolf s9ysr & Heller Nos 2sS and 235
vile Sons; No; % Water-st, to A Musica; Nos. 63
pany; No Is Patt-st to Ungerer ( Co; Nos Is and
80 Burling Slip; to various tenants; No II Front
to several tenants the entire upper portion of No SO
the upper Portion ' of No 81 Ferrs t6 m 6
Metallic Manufacturing Company. Stores and
81 NO. 8 dz the to Geh
Hun aG4eke; No q GJiff-st to Henry Plat: No
Broadway. to Parker & Flanagan. Lofts-No. 1870
taker; No 81 FuIton-st. to B. B. senia; No. 24s
Pearl-st, to the Bohemia Glass Company; No. "a
Vesey-st, to the Martin Electrical Company; Nos
ven and S. pd Place to- G "a w No y
Nos III and 17s Hudson-st to Solomon Gumpert
Me- n Pe SG to %eca to o.
Nos 1$6 and 2S3 W Vii to Charles W. Gaud
to F. G steimann & Co and Higgins & Gomar;
No. IS to Moss Homan and f5e ef
Proving Account Book Company.
frst-st, for William n. Batehelder. three story.
The Sf Frank L. Fisher COMPANY has sold for
Henry a Stevens the six story houss
Laor & Beringer We're the brokers in the sale Of
No. So East seventy-second-st.. for D. L, Richard
pany We and in The Sale Of No s. East Eightieth,st
foF Go SHe sold oP H. Jay one
family house No 1945 EISmere Place on lot A1S1Oe
2,OO2 Hughes-ave,, on lot 1sxs5 feet
Morris Weinstein and H E Distelhurst have pur;
2Sx75 feet at the northeast corner of Houston and
slawson { Hobbs have sold for the estate of
Mrs f. II. Cha lncey No 329 West Seventy-seventh-
20x10O feet. to a client for his occupancy.
Horace S. Ely & Co. have sold for Louis L.
Seaman and others to builder No. sc West Third
St.. two and a half story brick building. on lot
2x10O feet adjoining the southwest corner of West
Broadway.
The four story and basement brOwnstone dwelling
feet. is reported to have been sold.
Hiram Rinaldo & Bro. have sold for H A Keefe
story building on lot 22x75 feet.
Arnold & Byrne have sold for John Miller to John
Kafka a five story fathouse, lot 30x102.2 feet
at the northeast corner of Seventy-eighth-st. and
Amsterdam-ave., and for John Kafka Nos. 10
and log West observation-disclosures two
fve story hathouseS, each lot 23.6x10011 feet.
William F. Carroll denies the report that he has
sold No. 335 Central Park West.