New-York tribune., 1907-06-23

The volume OF business transacted last week In
the real estate market small. Trading was
widely scattered Most OF tho leading transactions
OF the week affected parcels In the central West
Side section in downtown districts There was
$500 East Side sale. 10000 Church st
lease. n large University Place deal and an impor-
tant SD st. transaction reported. Several large
apartment houses also changed hands Max Marx
bought the Emore Court SIX story elevator
apartment house al No. 5il West l2ith St. on a
plot l0Sxloo.u feet from the Lawyers Realty Com
pany. Tho apartment house Is lz5 feet east OF
Broadway. In part payment Mr.. Marx gave a plot
75xoo feot on tho north side of 10th st. 100 feet
west Audubon ave.
The $325.oO East Side deal was the purchase by
the Bradley Construction Company OF the block
front In Stanton 81. between Mangin and Tompklns
SITS. plot aox2lo feet. together with the water
front privileges. Francis g. Kip & Co were the
brokers and Gode & Cohen the sellers The prem
iscs were for many years the shipyard OF John
Eckford. Mr. Eckford he>Iucathed the property 70
Princeton University. which sold II some months
10 Golde & Cohen. Tho Bradley Construction
Company will use the premises a yard for mate
rial. etc, 10 be used In the construction OF the
burg bridges
Robert f. Bowling. president OF the city Invest
ing Company, who bought at auction last Febr,l-
ary the old Church st police station at tho unset
price OF $SJ,cO 10 protect the light and air OF
the big Broadway Cortiandt St building leased 1,
the week the police station to a business man for
twenty-one years at total net rental OF $500 600
Tho lessee may remodel the police station t,,0 q
six story business building. and II he replaces IT
with "A modern mercantile structure the new build
Ing must not be more than six stories high. as a
provision OF the lease prohibits the lessee from in
creasing the height OF the present structure or
erecting building Of more than six stories on
the site.
by this lease Mr. Bowling will get a little moro
than per cent yearly from his investment OF
$3.50 900
The old Church st. police station is at the north
east corner OF Liberty and Church SITS. and occu-
pies plot fronting 22.S feet In Liberty ST. and
1887 feet IN Church st NIr Dovlng viii not get
Of he aft he uOliDa bath
built the plot Nos. 1856 and l5S Greenwich st
and extending 10 Nos. l6S and l65 Washington
Is completed. The old Church st. police station
site contains 2.03 square feet. and tho plot In
Greenwich st. about 10000 square feet
Frederick Fox & Co. sold last week for G. Gen
merit of No. 40 University Place five story build
ing adjoining tho northeast corner OF 9Th st. The
sale will result in the premises being quickly i'm
proved. A builder is the buyer, and he will erect
on the site eleven story mercantile building.
The Cuozzo & Gagiano Company sold for s.
Rosenhlatt No 230 West lO4th ST. IA five story tene-
nent house, with store. "A lot 25xlO0.u feet
Philip Susmann sold No. 2i54 Sth five story
triple fathouse. with stores. ON lot 25xl0O feet
s. b. Rogers sold for julia Patten TO Joseph T.
d. Jones No. 55l Manhattan ave. three story and
basement stone front dwelling house. a lot 15x74
feet. II adjoins the southwest corner OF 12Sd St
The Wall and Broad Street Realty Company sold
for the Interborough Building Company six story
apartment house. with stores plot i0xlO0 feet.
at the southwest corner of lS5th st. and Amster-
dam
Simon & sommer sold FOR Newman Cowen No I'll
IT'S Columbus ave. southwest corner OF eSth st.
cupy plot 755Xl00 feet.
s. y. Rogers and KenwIck c. Hurry sold for
Joseph T. II. Jones to +. a. Hurry No l47 West
24th st. a seven story business building, on a lot
25X9S.9 feet.
Henry D. winnns & May sold No. It East slst
st. a five story American basement dwelling house.
for the j. c. Lyons Building and Operating Com
pany. The buyer will occupy the premises
Charles S. Koher sold for George Achenbach the
two FIVE story double fiathouses. with stores Nos.
227 and 2273 7th ave, on plot 5Ox75 feet, to client
for Investment.
The Acropolls Realty Company (Baum & IAebes-
mani sold the five story double fathouse. with
stores No. 1890 7th ave. plot 27xlO0 feet for
Isaac Woolf TO n client who buys for investment.
William p Rooney sold for client No. "a West
ssd st. "A tivo story two family house. on plot
25 6xl00 feet.
A l. Mor(ecai & Son sold for the Realty Mort
gage Company the Allenel Construction Com
pany of which John II. Leith is president, a plot
on Tho south side OF 93d ST. ITO feet west of West
End ave. 1t IS so feet front by li5 feet deep. On
the site will be erected n high class six story ele-
vator apartment house. The architects Rouse
& Sloan.
William A. White & Sons sold for Max Granite
No GLE 9Th ave. between 43d and 4ith SITS. a three
story building. lot 20x10o feet.
Charles Wandeman Bro. sold Nos 247 and 2is
West 14fth St, q SIX story tenement house. on
plot 40x9911 feet.
M /, r;ly sold No. S23 (old No. $40 West soth st
a three story and basement stone front dwelling
house on a lot lT6xl00S feet.
Herman Frankfort sold for Emil Berger to J.
SilvermGn Nos. 1883 ana 3lbl broadway, six story
apartment house
NJ Edgar Fitzgibbons sold for the Capital Realty
Company No 490 West 1S6th ST.. six story apart
ment house. plot S7xl0o feet.
Slawson & Hobbs sold for Gustave A. Becker to
an investor the five story apartment house No. 146
West 9lst St. 21xlo0s feet.
The Hebrew Congregation of the Beth Hamed-
rash Hagotol. of The Bronx bought from the