New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

and its arrangement VIII be much the same as
in their present Offices at No. II WaIl-st The
interior OF the floor viii be Of marble and bronze
with the private Offices and customers rooms
finished in wooden paneiing that viii be car
ried 20 the ceiling. On the top floor there will
be large room for meetings and several con-
ference rooms. The building is expected TO be
ready for occupancy on April l. 1906
There was still another important Pine-st
transaction perfected and reported in the week
IL was the sale OF No. 90 Pine-st., a i've story
ana basement business structure. through Will
lam A. White Son, for l. & S. Korn 1t was
these two transactions. together With a 9th
ave saie and Tair number of deals in improved
Manhattan property, that helped to maintain
the attractlveness Of the market The 5th-aye
deal was the sale by ex-Congressuan Jefferson
M Levy OF No go, adjoining parcel at the
southwest corner Of o5d-st to an investor. The
Levy parcel is five story building on a lot
17x10O feet. II is assessed at $13o0OO.
Henry d. Winans q May were the brokers in
the sale of several choice parcels. They sold for
DR.. Hermann NJ Biggs No 5 West 5Sth-st.,
four story and basement brownstone dwelling
house. on a lot 20x100.5 feet It adjoins the
Plaza Hotel site. They also sold No. 1l3 West
b4th-st., four story dwelling house, formerly
the home OF w. Z. Benjamin 1t is on lot 23K
100 feet
In the West Side between 10th and 59th sts a
number Of large parcels changed owners One Of
the parcels was sold by L. J. Phillips & Co. The
property is for the Conrad Stein Brewing Com
psny plot extending from 57th TO 5Sth-st., be-
tween 10Th and 11th aves. 1t has frontage Of
30 feet fn 57th-st. and Of 125 feet in 5Sth-st It
was formerly used as stable and a bottilng
place by the brewery. The 5Sth-st. end Of the
plot is TO be used as a bottIing place by a min
eral water concern.
Another Of the parcels in this section sold in
the week was No. 421 to 425 West 13th-st a six
story hreproof warehouse. owned by the Abing-
don Warehousing Company. The structure is on
lessees Of the premises. Their lease is for term
Of $4,000. '''' - O-''' 'e'''-'
The market was not lacking in apartment
house deals Of considerable importance Braisted,
Goodman & HerShfield and the firm Of J. B.
Ketcham sold for Julia A. Wilson the Las Vegas,
six story elevator apartment house, no. 40
West 12Sth-st.. on plot 13.6xI00 feet. The seller
took in payment the dwelling houses Nos. 10 II
and II East 11Sth-st., covering a plot 10Ox100
feet and George A. Bowman & Co. sold for II. L.
Horton the Smithsonian, seven story elevator
apartment house on plot 99.11x100 feet at the
southeast corner Of 129th-st. and Lenox-aye.
Much has recently been written about the
purchasing movement in 72d-st. between
Columbus and Amsterdam aves. which will re-
cult Il is expected, IN transforming that block of
West 12d-st into a high Class retail shopping
district. Little however, has been said about
the good condition Of the market for the modern
type OF dwelling house In the West Side section
from 59th-st- 10 l25th-st. OF course the num-
Der Of such sales is small compared to the
speculative purchases Of tenement houses. The
demand for new law tenement houses Is eX
celient.
Francis B. Roberts sold last week for Mrs s.
Van Rensselaer, Crugsr 70 Winchester Fitch
hve story American basement dwelling house.
on a lot 25.6x56 feet, al the southwest corner of
Slst-st. and West End-aYe
L. J. Phillips & Co. sold for George +. Victor
No. 343 West Erd-ave.. q five story dwelling
house
J. Arthur Vaudeville & Co sold 10 the Five
Boroughs Realty Company. of which David II.
Taylor is president, for the estate Of Andrew II.
Green. six lots in Sedgwick-aYe.. 280 feet north
Of Washington Bridge Park.
Richard NJ. Montgomery sold TO a builder Tor
immediate Improvement a plot OF six lots.
the west side Of Sedgwick-ave., 80 feet south
Of Kingsbridge Road, for the Kingsbridge Real
Estate Company. Two houses. each on a par
Gel fronting rs feet VIII be erected on the site.
Plans were flied last week with the Bureau Of
Buildings Manhattan, for the church ed-
fee 70 be erected in West End-aVe., just south
Of 10zth-st.. for the Bloomingdale Reformed
Church OF which the Rev William c. Stinson is