New-York tribune., 1906-05-27


Is vesey ST. from three big lot sales, namely the
Drake Sisters of Charity and Catholic Protectory
tracts Bryan L. Kennedy was the auctioneer IN
the Drake Offering; John L Parish. or Par1sh'
Fisher G. Co.. in the Sisters Of Charity tract sale'
and H c. Mapes & Co In the Catholic Protectory
transaction These were the first three big auc-
ton sales Of lots of the present season. and as
higher prices paid for large number OF the
lots sold than the sellers expected IT looks as II
good prices would be obtained at the coming safes
and that bidding would be unusually brisk
In the private sales market a fair NUMBER OF pig
deals was reported IN the week One Of the lead
ing transactions the sale by De Seldlns broth-
ers for Edward Roche to syndicate headed oy
John r. Bartlett Of the block bounded by west
Washington Reade and Duane SITS. One of the
structures on the premises is the Erie Building
The plot has a frontage of about 70 feet In both
West and Washington sts.. 20 feet in duane 81
and 1854 feet in Reade st
II is to be improved by the syndicate with
fourteen story building. The stores and basement
will be leased to produce and fruit houses, while IN
the upper part Of the building will be a refrig-
Grating plant. The building and land will repre-
sent It was said, an investment of Sl,SOO"o Inc
property sold at auction by the caty IN 1888 10
Mr.. Roche.
The Cendee Smith & Rowland Company bought
from r Trimmer & Sons a plot OF twenty-five
lots on The Bronx side OF the Harlem River 20
feet north Of 13sth 1t has frontage or 1S feet
and extends Exterior St The premises are 10 oe
used as a building material yard
William A. White & Sons sold for Abbte NJ. Pef-
Sers of Westport Conn. to Amos r. e P1nchot
Nos 1m4 and 1016 Park and No. 66 to 20 East
s5th ST. the southwest corner On the plot are old
dwelling houses and stables. 1t has frontage OF
81 feet in the avenue and 1874 feet In SSth ST.
Oly7npio Field comprising the block bounded by
eth and Madison aves. 1S6th and 18th sts. it was
learned, is be cut up into lots. Mandebaum q
Levine purchased the property for about $4,000
from J. Sergeant Cram. trustee Of the estate of
IOb Ifred q and Lon a
Marks
The property was owned by the Cram family for
over fifty years. It has been used some years by
I baseball teams.
The city has bought parcel 10 widen the Madi-
eon ave side of the block which forms part OF the
new approach to the Madison Avenue Bridge.
N Berwin & Co. sold for the Smith estate No.
129 Fulton St, a six story building. on lot 25SxS2
feet 81 feet east of Nassau st This is the first
sale of this property In over fifty years Bx-Con-
gressman Jefferson M Levy is the buyer. Mr. Levy
also bought recently No. Is Fulton St. S5x26 feet
from Blakeslee Barnes The latter parcel was sold
in 1871 for $4,000.
Robert r. Rsiney sold for August Starboro No 81
Greenwich St. four story building, on a lot Xix
S5y irregular It extends to Trinity Place
r WIluarth Appleton sold for Robert Conover
the four story private dwelling house No. "a West
bSth st. 20x1OO feet. to an investor VINO VIII I'M
prove the property in the near future
Douglas Robinson. Charles S. Brown. & Co. and
the Atlas Realty Company sold for the Wilson IN
drstrial School it's property at the northwest corner
or Avenue A and sth St 1t comprises four story
school and chapel plot fronting 800 1eet III
Avenue A and lib feet in sth St
The Hudson Realty Company purchased from
Poiiak & Cohen FIVE story apartment house on
the northerly side of 17sd ST.. east OF St NlchoaS
ave- 81 ex1OO feet. and also. from ROBERT Arhstel
| the two adjoining apartment houses, S6NlOo feet
| each.
Bernard Smyth & Sons ssold for Max Marx &c
! Harris Moran & Son plot'ofE about seven lots OF
| the north side of Manhattan St. beginning l6A'
| feet west of Amsterdam ave. 179x1OO feet
Julius Meyer sold No. 10 5th ave-, northwest cor
nor ~ sth St a four story and basement dwelline
house on q plot 2S6x1DO feet to NJ Edison, who vii
alter the building into offices for his own use,
Henry D. Winans & May sold No. "A East 66th ST
The new owner intends TO erect a htgh,gTade Amer
lean basement dwelling house The site. Also solo
! No Sle West 18th ST.. five story American base
ment dwelling house, for N. L. 81 L. Ottinger.
Robert Smith, of r. Smith & Co.. bought No. L
West 34th St, for $4,000 1t Is 8x18 feet. with
a right of way of u feet through to 95th ST. It ad
ioins the building being erected by James McCreer5
| & Co. A building for the Of r Smith & Co
| will be erected the site from plans by Samue
Sass the architect, at the expiration of lease OF
the premises held by w. J. Roome. Mr.. Smith alsC
| bought No. % West S1st St, 25x1OO feet. from
! Tosenhine NJ Wood and Lucretia NJ Foster. OF
which he intends TO erect a twelve story Office
G. p Butterfly leased for long term of years tc
| the United Merchants Realty and Improvement
tbe fffnifed Cigar Stores Company a seven story
building at the northwest corner of 10th St an(
| Broadway. The total rental for the term Will b
NO0O 900. The building was at one time the Ged
| ney House then the Warwick Hotel and recently
| a CRYSTAL s, Son leased the building Nos. and
a West 34th ST. on a plot 60x10O fet, for Ions
| term of wears at an aggregate rental of 100000
They intend remodel the building for their owl
| nse Nathan Weiss the broker
! The jackson Steinway Company sold to Mr.
Mclaughlin a builder, who Will erect four stor!
| taneneTt houses a plot OF twenty-three lots
bounded by steinway. Washington and nth aves.
| Long Island City. , A. 49,, 60, -,
took title for syndicate OF New York operators
| 70 The Williamson farm, comprising about slxt!
! acres in Rockaway Road. Jamaica midway be
tween the main line OF the Long Island Rairoal
The consideration about dT50 600. The property
viii he heId for several months when 1t will be Gu
nm into building lots and sold with the restriction
that dwelling houses only. and occupying no les
than Forty feet in width. be constructed th