New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
AN ALL CASH SALE.
PARCEL IN TUNNEL ZONE.
Proposed SMscr's Harlem Casino To
Be Built of Concrete.

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real estate market yesterday. Leon s Altnayer
sold for Z. Gerken 10 q client four story building
at the northwest corner OF 9Th ave. and Waverley
place. known No. Il 9Th ave. and Bo Waverley
place. This building erected By the seller in
1873, and has not changed hands since. The cor
ner store has been occupied saloon for the last
thirty-fve years. The premises is leased to one
tenant for eight years.
The purchaser bought this property invest
rlent because of the tunnel improvement in the
section. It all cash deal The premises
are opposite the building of the New York Bank
note Company formerly occupied by the Greenwich
Savings Bank.
New and revised plans have been fled for the
three story casino building to be erected 70 replace
the old SuIzer Casino in I'd ave, from 126th to
127th ST. which was destroyed by fire last year
The new Specifications provide for building OF
reinforced concrete in place Of brick and terra
Gotta first planned It will have large
dining hail in addition 10 the ballroom II Is TO
cost S125,0 900 by revised estimates, and will be
built for the Harlem River PARK Amusement Com
pany as owner. Clement B. BrIn is the architect
Plans have also been filed with Buildings Super
fntendent Murphy for charging the four-story
building Of the New York Infant Asylum, at Am
sterdam avenue and 61st st. by the addition OF
three stories. which to be fitted as modern
hospital wards and named a memorial of the
old Marion Street Hospital near Prince St, which
the original maternity hospital Of the city
The addition Is to have fasades Of brick trimmed
with Gotta. and will cost $4,000 The archl-
tect is Charles Voz
Plans have also been fled for making over the
f7ve-storv dwelling house no. I3s West 65th st. for
business occupancy. The first two floors will be
renodeIIed into stores, with large bays. and the
upper stories made into bachelor apartments.
Separate ornamental entrances Will be provided
for the stores and the apartments The improve
nerts are TO be made, at cost of $500, for Al
fred H. Taylor, owner, who is his own architect
There were only few offerings in the Vesey
ST. saIesroous yesterday. Joseph z. Day adjourned
the sale OF Nos. $50 and 3S8 Central Park West,
a5.sxl00 feet. d nine-story apartment house, 70
March o. He sold No. 2416 Hughes ave, 2410xS'6
feet a two-story dwelling house, to the plaintiff
for s7.554
d P Ingraham & Co sold a vacant plot at the
southeast corner Of Audubon ave. and iS9th ST.
491IxleJ feet, 70 the plaintiff for sl5,+9
The budget OF offerings for to-day will be as
follows.
Ey Josege Day 3o4 .otb l1ts # -e1s5,R Of ~
s< & . r. z{ 3se esn atty IT. 3 SSsiE c6hsn 4 Fef Ps
tton 80 Rvington st. 437 fl Of Lewis st 10 TX
srmsn Haar Harold swain at sssy ,G- HslPq Ia si
ri ri, amt due s T. o. 81 % a SS G 5ox165 s;ory Ten
and store Pincus I.onenfetd ct al / Wallenstsln
5ae se5s5 sz. azes sass Il 10: i2sth ;. 20
MARI .,o Ct a e. PaSr E 49, ss 3 b,ed7 nyas t.
Iei + sh1 InoSE Gqs Of s2s 300 is7 18Th St $ 2lo
Of 81 ase N12 M 5 ft s, E n so7 also ten 6Sif 4 G shri
sale Of al right title etc "fisR s LszaFus "a & sper0 h4a Oh
E0E ~
Py u = TngrahaIn co 145th ST. 100 Fl " Of 'th
ave 0xaq ii; racant Mutual Life lrs CO agt Fleisct-
mann Resity al action No !; James Mckesn atty
2 Wise ref. S22610 A. taxes ETC. 50 l4o %;
145tn 81 :. Of 9Th ave 4ozs.9 II Vacslit'
ssT9e ag1 same: atty; Alfred Cook
q 100 f. y Of 7th 40x39 Il: Facant; came sgt
same. action No :; atty: Wilbur IATreIIofe' rel
ann due SIS 100 10: taxes. So AIS a.
Nv Frvan I. Kennedy: Tiffany 15o-3 II n ol
1GIrh St gGxiOa; Twelfth Ward Rahk aet I,
Alexander al 2 / barnard atty d = 9pellSSS' ie'
BY 7. J Phillips Co: Longwood ave \ s. ooSh from
between Beck and 29oxl0o; vacant: q r Jon-
sop apr NJ 5 Konheim al: Ferriss & r ettys warren
leslie ref: amt due SCI s14 IS taxes etc, sol"l 3D.
so far as the public records show in Manhattan
and The Bronx there is little encouragement this
week in the mortgage situation according to the
weekly mortgage statement Of the Title Guarantee
and Trust Company. In Kings and Queens coun-
ties the situation is better the amount OF mort
cages recorded last week is greater than IN any
week since the end OF November. Our own sale
of Brooklyn mortgages is likewise the largest of
anv week during the same period. In New York
we have accepted this week large number or COM
parattVely small loans, and have put through one
matter of considerable size. There many evi-
dences of a gradual but consistent betterment OF
the mortgage loan situation. There is a slowly in
creasing demand for mortgage Investments, and
whereas there is yet general return TO
per cent rate there is perceptbie slight tendency
in that direction"