New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-03

The brokerage business transacted yes
terday included a sale IN lower Fourth ave
rue. a purchase ~ large plot al the
northeast corner 81 s3d street sind Eighth
avenue as a site for a twelve story loft and
store building. q speculative deal m upper
Broadway and The sale ~ a number 81
dwelling houses in attractive residential
centres.
Moreover. The New York POSTGRADUATE
Medical School and Hospital added 10 lis
realty holdings in the block bounded BY
29th and olst streets. First and second ave
nues II bought. through Douglas Robin
son Charles :. BroWn Co, the fou-
story dwelling houses. No. 3o1 10 Sl5 Last
2Oth street. each on a lot eoN9e feet, and a
similar house. No. So Second avenue on
a lot e0xs0 feet. srom various owners The
original hospital site. az the northeast cor
ner % eGth street ana Second avenue IS
sSxiso feet
With these purchases the Institution now
controls a plot fronting las feet Ia Second
avenue, $50 feet IN -oth street and o.
feet IN olst street. on It's parcel adlotn-
ing its old home il viii erect an annex
The LAND and building VIII represent an IN
xestment IL is said. of about sl,oeo.ooo-
The building az a larger home for the
hospital and school was planned by The
late Or. u. n. - John Roosa some wears
before his death which occurred suddenly
on March s. 1905. ur Roosa Was one Of
the founders az and for many years presi-
cent Of tie institution. For the further
anoe OF this building project he bequeathe4
20 the hospital a vast sum % money.
The PRINCIPAL West side transaction re
rosted yesterday was The purchase by
I'll. AZ Nras
northwest corner % Broadway and s2c
street. comprising the greater part II the
block front The plot fF31ts lo7.s feet N
Broadway. le5 feet In fte street, the rear
line being zoe SxSls feet on n are four
I've story nath0uses and a lew frame build
Ing.
The seller o. the corner and tho TWO ad-
Joining structures was Loriug r. Gale, and
o. The -ortheriy house Catherine Oliara.
Title no the street lot was held by Martin
p Lodge. The S. james Court apart
ment house is dlagouauy opposite.
Many l4rSc purchases in This section OF
Broadway have been made la The last Two
months.
u was learned yesterday t-at A. LOwen-
bein sons. interior decorators ana furnish
ers. OF No. 3S3 Finn avenue. iUlcnd 10 inn
prove o. premises 10. 5s6 FltJl avenue,
between s7lh ana ssth Streets which they
bought about three wears ago. with seven
story store and loft building, from plans
by DENLY a Mute. architects They viii
occupy The entire building
The proposed building VIII he dlagonally
opposite the eight story structure 10 10
erected for n. A. j. Sloane. IL VIII also
face the Gould house
Henry Ofis Chapman. architect has fled
for Mrs. Russell Sase plans For making
over The four story and basement dwelling
house Ne. So Fifth avenue for business oc-
cupancy IS lofts and stores. Mrs. sage for
merlv occupied The house
new story viii le added and a facade
OF the modern Renalssauce design finished
with stucco work with leaf commentator
snd having windows sci between Doric
pilasters. VIII pc built The ground hoor
store VIII boz finished with a swell front
snd d copper marqgise awning. Tie inn
movements ere 10 Ice made az cost O.,
$4,000
Plans have been filed for an eight STORY
lott building. % be erected az "A cost al
sso.e0e. al no. &c Park Row for Barnett
the section devoted 10 business Charles
B. Meyers is the architect
Plans have also been filed Cor reu0dellinE
the oid-fashioneG three story dwelling al
no. 33 East 18th street INTO Offices and
stores. tie change ~ occupancy being made
FOR the StEyvesaut Estate, IS owner from
designs by Warwick =. Bishop, as archi-
reCf