New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-31

American basement dwelling house for his own
use on the site.
4. NJ Baumann sold for Max Marx ana A. NJ
EendEeim plot, lOJx1O0 feet, on the north side
or lf5th St, 125 feet east of Broadway. j. w.
Right, who will erect two story stores and OH
buildings on the site. The buildings Will be
ready for occupancy by September l. He has
sold the buildings from the plans To an investor.
Leroy Coventry solo No. 167 West End ave.
20X1OO feet. ana No 81 West S7th st. 2OxtOOS
feet. two four story dwelling houses.
+. K. Wood & Co sold FOR Mrs. F. \. ".
Manners No. SOB West S!}th ST.. a three story ana
basement dwelling house 20x1OO feet
Harry Goodstein ami John Palmer bought from
Mar r. Franklin the ScaTboro. a FIVE story
apartment house. with stores No. 116 West Sith
ST. southeast corner Of Amsterdam ave. it Is
on plot 30xl02 feet. They resold the property
to Jeanette Goidsoles, OF Cleveland J. C.
Houeh and Joseph Tea were The brokers'
Peter AXerad & Co. sold for Abraham Miller
10 Schwartz * Co. the block front the east
SITS. with frontage Of 21T feet. The buyer win
erect two SIX story apartment houses on the site.
and ~ West :iHd st. TO the Waldorf Realty Com
panv for fortY-tNo years ut $4,000 a ycar The
total rental for the term Will be SSA00O1
Columbia Grammar School, which for solne
years has occupied the promises Nos n and M
East 51st street, is to have home of it's own
on plot - by zoos feet on the north side OF
SD street. 1I3 feet west Of Central Park West.
Louis NJ. Jones recently bought 81 parcel, a. by
2IS feet at tho northwest corner of ODD street
and Central Park West Of which the 70 by 100 g
Benjamin H Campbell and Francis r. Will
son are proprietors of the school The new
home Of the school viii be a three story struct-
ure. The school Is said to be the oldest on
Manhattan Island.
MARKET FOR DEFY STREET PLOT:
George r. Read & Co. and the Fernando Zen.
ner Company sold lest week No 20 Dey street
to client OF the former. The buyer now con-
trolls plot with frontage of 30 feet
Bert G, Fauihabcr e Co. sold for Abraham l.
Spiro and other persons the seven story busi-
ness building on lot % by 100 feet at tho
The lessee OK the premises is Anton Book &. 20
Edwin G. Fielder was reported to have sold
10 Frank SalSser No. 81 Cortdndt street five
story brick business building, on a lot 2I2 bv
546 feet.
Pease Gilman sold for Mrs. NJ. Nladner No.
121 East 9lst street. three story high stoop
dwelling house, a lot 10 by zoos faot 10
Dr. n. Saunders.
Plans were filed last week with BUILDINGS SUI
pertntendent Murphy for a sixteen story and
attic commercial building TO be erected for the
Van Setback Realty Company of which Eugene
Van Schaick is president at the southwest cor
ner OF Fifth avenue and 18th street replacnx
the hrownstone office and store building which
Is one of the Fifth avenue landmarks The new
building will have an avenue frontage Of a.
feet and 1O1 feet in the street with facsdes OF
brci: and limestone with trimmings Of terra
Gotta and iron. The ground floor will be de-
voted to stores. and the second. thrd fourth
and thirteenth to sixteenth Stories inclusive.
viii be fitted for Offices and other floors will DO
made into manufacturing lofts The building
is 10 cost S1j0.00O. The architects are Bu-
char0n & Fox.
Slawson & Hobbs and Harry W. Horton sold
for Mary &. Higgins to a client for occupancy
the four story high stOop dwelling house. No
500 ST. Nicholas avenue, extending to St Mich
olas place, 23x64x irregular.
Charles r. Noyes Company leased the building