New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-05

A fair volume of miscellaneous business
was transacted yesterday in the real estate
market An investment purchase OF slzV''-
600 was negotiated by Earle & Calhouh'
They sold for the Carlyle Realty Company
q. s and A. NJ. Bing and Edgar A Levy
the ST Adams and the Dartmouth Two
twelve story apartment houses, No. Scs ana
No. sis Cathedral Parkway Cloth street,
between Amsterdam avenue and Broadway
Each Of the houses occupies a plot loH4x
100 feet
The purchaser is Robert Smith, Of Denver
This IS his initial purchase OF Manhattan
property.
The houses were erected by the Carlyle
Realty Cou1nany on land acquired from
John d. Crirnrnins IN November. 1905 ana
marked the first apartment house opera
zion on the block The structures were
from plans by Architects Schwartz q Gross
who estimated their cost at SSeoVo- 1hey
were completed last October, and are now
nearly fully rented.
Another recent important investment
purchase in the same block was that Of the
britannia at No 527 Cathedral Parkway a
zen story structure, on a plot l0S.4x-- Feet
nv Charles z Otis. who secured the prop
erty through Brokers Ri"htmyer d Irving
from the GRACEFUL Realty Company
In the Vesey street auction room yester-
dav ESQ lots owned by the New York Calho-
sic Protectory, near the Van Nest statloh
Of the New York, New Haven & Hartford
RAILROAD were offered by Bryan l. Ken
nelly. The sale was adjourned after thirty
two lots had been sold for total OF s-4'-
$50. The remaining unsold lots VIII oe
offered IN Tune. The attendance was large.
A plot 76x105 feet, on Gnionport Road
near C5lIeriain Place, went to Michael Ray
IpfS ma ITTiOnDOrI
near C;uerlain Place. brought from $500 TO
sSqs each and on Storrow Place So each.
The southeast corner of Walker avenue ana
7g71g,,et avenue 25x1o4 feet, went 10
Thomas r Dougherty for SlS@S- III
angular plot at Hugpet avenue, ProtecIorg
svenue and Unionport Road, containing
g ho;jt five lots, went 10 r Il Green 1oF
$500.
After the adjournment the following an
-louncement was made 'Ihere was
,-,,-7,or that a heavy assessment was about
10 be confirmed against the lots. AS II
seemed to cause some trepidation on the
mart Of the bidders, the trustees OF the
P-otectory decided TO adjourn the sale
After The assessment matter has been in
.-estieated and the nature Of II determined
the remainder of the lots will be sold
Mr.. Kennedy also sold at auction yester-
CAV about twelve acres Of land on west
chester and Seeberry creeks belonging TO
The Protecforv for $6o,0e0 10 client OF
NIoover & Marston.
Sfuard Hirschnan added yesterday TO his
Long Island holdings by purchasing at
auction q tract of about 100 acres between
Jamaica and Flushing. The property IS
located on the west side of Jamaica road,
and has frontages on both sides Of the
Newtown and North Hampstead turnpike
N
.1-s. The price paid by Mr. Hirschman
Was q 10 an acre. or total OF S1g6.S26
The sale was conducted by Joseph p Day
under the direction OF James W TredWel
as referee In partition proceedings.
Plans have been fled Ior nine story
factory 10 he built AT the southeast cor
ner Of Hubert and West streets. on the
block with the Fruit Exchange The build
ing viii have a frontage Of Se9 feet on
Hubert street and 10o5's on West street
The facade Will be of brick and granite
and will he fireproof- Susan W Duncan
Is the owner of record Clarence L Sefert-
architect estimates the cost at S2500eo-
Plans have also been filed for q one story
temporary butcher shop TO be built the
cast side Of First avenue, opposite 9th
street and adjoining the main kitchen on
tho south and just north Of the Townsend
Cotfaee NJ I 8Iarkinus. the architect
fcr the city. estimates the cost at $500
Plans have also been fled for five story
and basement apartment house to be built
on the east side Of Terrace View avenue,
ssc4 feet north Of Adrian avenue, with a
frontage Of $40 feet and a depth Of
ss11 feet for George Schuck, of Adrian
avenue. Marble Hill. The building will
have accommodations for twelve families,
Il is 70 cost $4,000 J g Cocker is the
architect
Theodore G Tisscher. as architect for
Zoo n Fleischmann, has filed plans for
extensive alterations TO the three story
store and offices at No 325 Fourth avenue
a rear extension. one story high, 2ox43 feet
S. 10 be built, a new front of galvanized
sron put IN and a new plumbing. lighting
and heating system installed at a cost Of
$500
Plans have also been fled for building a.
tvo story rear extension TO the six story
loft and moving picture theatre at No
81 Bowerv. TO be used as q stage in con-
junction with the moving picture show.
s Calderone is the lessee. The cost is
estimated at S6,00o
Plans have also been fled by William H
Gcmpert architect, for repairing the base
-7ent and first floor Of the Sinclair Build
ing at the southeast corner OF Broadway
and Eighth street which was recently
damaged by fire.
Plans have also been fled for building
q bay OF terra Gotta and iron and covered
with copper IN the rear of the three story
and basement Offices en- the south side Of
12th street. west Of Avenue D. for the
Quintard Iron Works. at e cost Of $500
and for installing three bathrooms and
1ras king other interior alterations to the
three story ar basement dwelling house
81 10. 1c9 East 10th street at cost Of
5000. for St John Smith. owner
RECENT BUYERS.
George q Radfc-d IS the buyer Of No $50