New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17


tinues a feature OF the real estate market The
purchasing movement IN these districts has al
ready resulted IN the sale Of man large parcels
and many profitable deals have been reported
Most OF the plots which have changed hands VIII
be improved n the near future. Some OF the lead
ing transactions perfected II the last few weeks
have affected property in Fulton st. between
Broadway and Church St Mrs. Nary A L. Brlnck-
srhoI last week solo, through ". z. Treble TO the
Admiral Realty Company, No rs Fulton st,
four story building plot 2x77 feet, for ABOUT
$4,000 She borght the property in 1882 for $1,000
The premises are $40 feet east Of Church St ana
face St PaUTs churchyard. The Admiral Realty
Company sold recently Nos. III and ia Fulton st
20 the New York Law School. site for new
home for The Institution.
one OF the principal lesIs IN the midtown sec
ton was the purchase by Daniel B. Freedman ard
Potter Brothers OF the two four story buildings
Nos. &C and IS West 18th St, on a plot 4oXlo0 feet
No &c is occupied by the RobnO Automobile Com
pany. and no. IS by the Cornell University Club,
Jacob Robino WAS the seller.
George r. Read 4 Co sold last week for Fran
els K Pendleton plot Of 40 feet frontage on the
north side or Seth 80 feet east OF 5th ave The
buyer viii erect six story American basement
dwelling house the site.
Williams & McAnerney sold No. lS2 East I'D St.
q four story dwelling house. 2Oxl02.2 feet.
The Strange * Slawson Company sold No 254
West Saith ST., three story buildng. on plot S25x
$50 feet II is go feet east of Sth ave
Pease & Gilman sold for Mrs Nathaniel With
eren the Adelaide, 4 seven story apartment house,
plot 755XS0 feet. at the southeast corner OF
Goth St and Park ave II is opposite the 7th Regi-
melt Armory
Mrs. Elizabeth @ Gardner was reported to have
sold 10. 67s Madison ave, fur story and base
ment dwelling house. on a lot 25x95 feet. adjoining
the northeast corner Of 6lst st According 10 a
port several other parcels in the block have been
sold.
Harry Klein sold for Charles. ". Mayne to the
Rutgers Club No. PIC Lenox ave, four story and
basement dwelling house. on a lot 2oHo feet ad-
Joining The southeast corner OF 12lst ST The club
occupies NO. LA East 10th
Melvin J. Chisum sold to Hutchens c. Bishop the
following properties: For Mary Hughes Nos 2lS
ana 2l5 West 1850 St: for Mary Essler. Nos. 81
and 29 West l25d ST.; for Henrietta a. Colt Brown,
No. 20 West l34th St: for Otto Z Reimer No. IL
West 1S4th St; for Louis Lese, Nos PA and 2l6
West 124th 81 These parcels form plot OF little
over five and one-haf lots extending from 1850 to
lSfth ST. The combined parcels have frontage in
1880 st. Of - feet and in lS4th st. OF 50 feet
Hell Stern AMI Pease & Gilman resOld for Mrs.
Gertrude e. Miller No. 80 9TH ave. a four story
dwelling house & lot 2g.6Xl10 feet between 17th
and 18th SITS, 10 Abraham Goldsmith Also sold
No. l0l. adjoining, for Frederick ". Marks NJ.
Goldsmith. who now has plot 5s.6x100 feet.
Arnold d Byrne sold Tor a client TO the Quadri
Realty Company the RichAeld and Mount Clemens
apartment houses. Nos. and Manhattan
two six story structures on a plot 75x95 feet.
Golde & Cohen bought from Dr.. Z. Brody Nos.
III and ia East l03d ST.. dwelling houses SSx
900u feet. With this purchase the buyers have
peted plot looxloll feet. on which they will erect
,lyhitehouse 4 Porter SOLD for Esther R. Leverett
ns . y eS5 Ie5n ss OK feet TO Henry Corn who
Frank q Malone leased Tor the Wendell estate
the two story and double basement garage at the
southeast corner OF Broadway and 62d ST 20 the
term Of years at $4,000 year. The lessee intends
10 spend $4,000 improving the building. 1t will put
I-1f1T vie 20 1l5 80 CHst ne moor area or me
arcade a he Motop Mart Nae Ras ree1 atp 3e
premises through Malone Tor Scb0uD The
10 fset n broadway. The FACADE Is composed most
Mrs. Charlotte GottheiIner sold the five story
6exlJ0 feet, for about $4,000 The building was
united since that line The b,j5ng ss been y,sG
for balls private parties and Observation-Disclosures The
home Of The Aro9 Society IS just west Of the prem
EzTT-Congressnen Jefferson N. Levy bought No.
Plot z1xlOE feet nom Baroness Florence Open
Charles F. Noyes Company sold for Mrs Mary
~ Meyers TO d. 3 Fleming & sons for ali cash.
5Re Sax Story building 40 % Jacob ST. covering lot
Tor occupancy Th!s IS the first sale of the prop
Frederick Fox s. 60. leased for the estate Of
ogden Goe.et for q long term Of years. az an ag;
basensnt mercantile building No SS3 Broadway;
The McVickar-Gaiiiard Realty Company resold
1or the William Rosenweig Realty Operating Com
paig No ~ West ~ ga ST., three story dwelling
property last week from J. G. Brown.
Mathew b. Lalkin solo for 7. S. & NJ S. Korn
ne Tour four story double brick hathouseS on plot
lgyAto feet, at the southeast OF 10Th
Broadway
Morris Buchsbaun SOLD TO Henry wendt three
I'VE story double hathouses, with stores Nos. 28i3
oia ana zhs eth ave, on plot 75X10xgl feet. VIII
3am Otten was the broker. Also sold to Henry IN
seln2Ih No 2s13 9TH ave, six story law triple
ilatLonse, with stores, g plot 25xSxI90 feet NJ
A. Meyers the broker
The Manhattan Screw and Stamping Company
whose plant At nth 81. ard 9TH was DESTROYED
by ire bought the six story factory at the north
east corner OF 6lth ST and West End ave. I00XI25
aeet- II VIII occupy the West End ave. building
5iawEon d Hobbs sold for Il Napoleon Levy to
EoWard J. Baker, the four story dwelling house
20 l64 West 12d 81, 1Sxl00s feet. This is The fifth
mouse IN this street sold in the last six GAYS
Louis Schrag sold for DR.. Louis Stahl the five
story store and apartment house at the southeast
corner OF lS3th St and sth Also sold for
George 81. Thomas the four story private dwelling
house No. Isl West 2lst st.
Folsom Brothers sold No. los East I00th 81 fo-
Louis Pierce, I'VE story tenement house on a
lot z5Ns5 feet TO a Miss Blanche Nick C'rig6+or
gonn y Davidson sold for Emanuel Z. Fox No
plot 25x1G0 feet. 'A .