The sun., 1908-11-29
Miscellaneous.

The Regent Realty Company 10 the buyer
Of the plot, i00xi0o. at the northwest corner
K. Fearing through L. J. Phillips 4 Co.
are The buysSs Of the bolet front t'etOtfS on t6s
s:s side ssS q y ST tEs snsy saa E
oG%%eanXEi %as. Annie b. Kellogg Dale is the buyer
Gently fy' By By The fsylor-shermsn Company i r.;
hs5 / We. .he .ts pS5essss. ss1ss of the
aysiiIhs William ~ p ri Rooney SH Is The buyer Of No.
Iee West io2d street, and Cecilia Herman
OF No. 5li Manhattan avenue. both sold
The Charles +, Noyes Company has
leased large suite OF offices on the seven
teenth floor Of the City Investing Building
Company for a term Of five years.
| A. N. Glttefman has leased for Soloman
r. Guggenheim to the City Athletic Club
eight story building. on plot 45xlO0. for
Of oyer $3.50, 900, The building z % be eS.
Albert i. GottIieb. ,srohitsots. 1a
Joseph 0atman has leased for Mrs, Ann
Errett the Ji se ssSr snd S'aSsepsnt sf baild.
Albany garage for ten years at an aggregate
T6s bafS:: COMPANY 9s .S. has has. Leased M tos
stoop dwelling at No: lS7 West Fifteenth
street to Mary Ropnelly for a e term q years:
Jacob j. Tabolt has bought the real estate
Forty street. corner of Ninth
avenue. and has removed his office to that
The Ernestus Gulick Company reports the
sale Of No, 152 lafayette avenue. between
Adelphi street and Carlton avenue, Brook
lyn, three story and basement dwellings
Ha Lot 2SEis4 :ts for Mrs. Mary E. King to Dr.
Col. Robert q. Clowry.. president Of the
Western Union Telegraph Company, has
way, Tarrytown. oonsistinR Of q large man.
sion with ogtbuildiags and about twenty.
Hubert and Edward stern to the STANDARD
Oil Company q large tract at South Elizabeth
which was formerly the Linden racetraok,
hundred acres. Of land, part Of which Is
already under development by the company
as great refining and storage plant,
satSrday. December s, twentyeone % plots. &.
including 100, lots in the Esther W. Kennedy
estate at Gederh9hrss nh Z; R.d.v The n sale Is By
Is to be held on the properly at clock
The Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
Company Is having plans prepared by
to the eleven and twelve story buildings
and No. 10 Maiden lane. The floors used
sas ahs is o%n and W S
made more available for general offices.
The entrance on both streets will be altered
and enlarged and the large interior court
will probably be rebuilt. The work 10 to ba
finished before May 1.
The nsos sosesy syd ds6., Of
ments Of the Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust Company, OF No. 100 Broadway, will
hold their third annual minstrel show on
Friday, December 4, at the Plaza Assembly
Rooms, No. ITO East Fffty-ninth street.
AS In previous. years the proceeds Of the en-.
year e performances promises to. be the best
the organization has given, as the members
under the personal direction of Herman A,
Wade, who is well known in music and
comic opera circles.
pyokman traot.. q location next In line for
the building Of apartment houses. The
tract Is particularly accessible. It is
reached by the subway, by the Putnam d.
vision Of the New York Central and by the
New York and Harlem road. It has wide
streets and ayenues. all vest Of Tenth ave.
Sens e,hsT DS 20 hS Of Go feet q: q:
Of Van Cortlandt Park. The University
Heights bridge at 207th street comm uni
oates directly with the station Of the Harlem
railroad at Is4th street. The proposed
Hendrick Hudson Bridge will be built at
the northerly end OF the island. not far
F. Morris & Co. have leased the three
story brownstone dwelling at No. 164 West
sixty,fourth street for two years to Will
Christopher Schierloh has leased for .
term g., Of yesrs the store and W,,,'a basement at
to John j. Connolly. who will alter the
prODerty for uRo q a lunChrOOm.