New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-11

Building Nos. %, "a and rs West 34th-st-s ad-
Joining the Waldorf-Astoria, secured last week
a sixty-three years lease on the property Nos
80 and "a West 34th-st. The parcel Is 90 feet
west of the Goldsmith Building. The total rental
for the term is over s1,26000O.
Mr.. Goldsmith may erect a twelve story hre-
proof building on the plot just leased. Chambers
& WELLER Were the brokers.
Harry 3. Cutner sold for James Slater the
property No 1902 West 3Sth-st. size 20xl0O feet,
60 feet west of 6th-ave. together with the prop
erty No. Gas 6th-ave., 24Sx60 feet rs feet south
of 8Sth-st., to Joseph w. Stern and Edward B.
Marks. The purchasers recently bought through
the same broker No 104 West 3Sth-st Ihey
now have a plot covering $500 square feet,
which will be extensively altered for their own
occupancy.
Charles and Arthur H. Scribner. of the pub
fishing house Of Charles Scribner's Sons. bought
from the estate of James Slade, through George
Milne. No. 81 to 31s West 4Sd-st. six story
storage building, plot 125x10o.5 feet. A
twelve story freproof building for the publishing
house will be erected the site.
Douglas Robinson. Charles S. Brown & Co..
sold for James Parish No. 6S East 34th-st., a
four story brownstone dwelling house. on lot
20 by 100 feet adjoining the Levy house. Al
fred Gwynne Vanderbilt was reported to De the
buyer of the Levy house. He is also said to be
the buyer of the Parish house Neither report
has been confirmed.
The Hudson Realty Company bought in the
auction rooms in the week the famous light
house property at the northwest corner of Vesey
and Greenwich SITS, for $50 2H0 AS the buyer
is an operating company, the lighthouse, a three
story structure containing many small stores
and stands. will probably be RACED and a mod
building erected on the site The building
is said to be the Oldest on Manhattan Island.
No would think that the structure was
a lighthouse, owing to its location and the
appearance of the building, but such 1t was years
ago. 1t is said.
The structure was built IN 1894. according to
tradition. The site was then point of land
which at high tide surrounded by water
Some years later the marshy land between the
building and the present shore line of the Hud-
son River was filled in and small storekeepers
found quarters in the building. The building
was badly damaged by fire some months ago.
The property owned by the estate of Jo-
seph T. Graham. Philip A. Smyth the auo-
tioneer In the sale of the property.
McKInl Mead & White architects for the
city, filed plans last week for that part Of Belle
yue Hospital to be known Pavlions A and
b, and to be erected at the southeast corner OF
the big hospital plot overlooking the East River.
The structure will be six stories and base
ment, with frontage of 40 feet 1t will have
two wings, Joined at each story by rear
loggia. each wing being 15O feet deep.
The facade is to be of brick. with trimmings
Of granite and limestone. The building viii
contain the male and female medical and tu-
berculosis wards. There will be roof garden.
The cost is estimated at 100000.
The same firm of architects also filed plans
last week for the new Hamilton Hall. gift to
Columbia University, which is to be erected at
the northeasterly corner Of the university
grounds at 116th-st. and Amsterdam-ave.
II is TO be a five story fireproof structure. 205
feet front and 522 feet deep, occupied class
rooms and studios. 1t is to have colonnaded
FACADE Of brick. decorated with granite and
limestone trimmings The cost LIS estimated at
S950,00O.