New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-30
TO SPEND OVER Sl00,000,OOO.
SINCE JANUARY MANHATTAN BUILDERS HAVE
PERFECTED PLANS FOR LBS STRUCTURES.
Large of Business Transacted Last Heorri PARK due
ton Sale Feature.

bought from the Methodist Episcopal Church
Extension Society Michael Cusack is the buyer
OF the plot. He VIII erect an apartment house
on the site.
White & Phipps and Tucker, speyers & co.
sold No Al East SD ST. for Joseph H. White to
buyer for occupancy. 1t is four story brown
stone dwelling house, lot 15x1OO feet.
J. c. Hand. of the Aetna Real Estate and Loan
Company, leased the building No IA West 34th
st to Samuel Floresheimer for ninety-nine years.
Also leased the store No 1870 Broadway 10 the
CTosett Shoe Company, of Boston, for ten years.
at a rental of 100000
John D. Crimmins leased the Lenox Lyceum.
at the southeast corner Of 59th ST. and Madison
ave, to Samuel J. Byrne. of Boston. for one
year. The building will be opened as a roller
skating rink tomorrow.
Solomon Schinasi bought Nos. 1874 and 1876
East 18th ST.. two four story buildings on a plot
62.5x116.6 feet. The site is dla gonally opposite
Tammany Hall.
Angel & Co sold the Graham farm Mt Haw-
thOrne. purchased by s. L. Angel in July, TO the
Graham Syndicate Il will be recalled by those
interested in Westchester County property that
this is OF the largest tracts having 'front.'
age on the Harlem Railroad. 1t comprises 2G3
acres
]. ]. Sullivan sold for William A. Kelsey No.
224 Central Park West. a five story single fiat
house. lot 20Sx1O0 feet
Abraham Beller sold No. 81 TO IL West Goth
st, three five STORY buildings altered for bust
ness use, a plot IJX9S.9 feet.
The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States lent to the Brunswick Site Com
pany Sc. 100000 on the property on the east side
Of 18th ave. from Goth to 2Tth ST., a plot
1916x151.6 feet, where the company is erecting
a twelve story brick and steel loft and Office
building. Benjamin P Cheney. Of Boston, is
president OF the company, which was incorpo-
rated in 1905 with a capital of S2O00.00O.
The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company lent
TO the Hendrix Hudson Company SS150OO on
the property the east side of Riverside Drive,
from 10th to 111th ST. where an eight story
hreproof building Is to be erected.
Plans filed last week with Buildings Su-
perintendent Murphy for twelve story apart
ment house to be built in Central Park West, at
the northwest corner OF S5th St, for the Gotha m
Building and Construction Company, of which
Henry L Felt is president. 1t is to front 1922
feet in the avenue and $40 feet in the street and
will have facades of brick. trimmed with lime
stone and terra Gotta. It is 10 cost S95O,OOO;
according 10 the estimate Of Mlliken & Moeler.
the architects.
Plans were also fled for remodelling the four
story dwelling house No. 3 East 33d st, owned
by William Waldorf Aston into an office build
ing. The floors will be fitted for stores, and new
plumbing will be installed. The improvements
are TO cost $1,000, according to the estimate OF
Clarence L. Sefert the architect
j. Arthur Fischer and Cooley & West have sold
for the Scarsdale Company, of which James q.
Cannon is president, plot Of four acres in the
Heathcote Association at Scarsdale. \. " TO a
client.