New-York tribune., 1910-01-27

l,rre buildings. the value of the property
affected being considerably more than
several millions
Louis Helm negotiated a $4,000 transac-
tion. He sold for the Bradhurst Realty
snd Construction Company, of which
Leopold Kahn is president. to Herman r
Rindseil Colonial Court, comprising the
entire northerlv block front between Eighth
and Bradhurst avenues. on plot 225x1co feet.
consisting of two seven story elevator
apartment buildings, with stores on Eighth
avenue. Each building IS 1l26Sl"o rect
One is st the northwest corner OF Elshth
avenue and 10th street and the other al
THE northeast corner of Bradhurst ave-
rue and 1soth street, opposite Coloniai
Park.
he also sold for Herman F. Bindseil to
the Bradhurst Realty and Constructor
Company the FIVE story IRON front building
formerly known the Clipper Building
but now known as the Federal Building
st the southeast corner of Centre and
LEONARD streets. II is on a plot 5i.6X4o
feet He also sold for Herman L. Bind
sell TO the Bradhurst Realty and Con-
struction Company No g West 96th street
four story and basement high stoop
dwelling house, built by James Fitzpatrick.
The buildings are encum mbeTed only with
hrst mortgages
An sS1aGoo transaction was negotiated by
Mrs L. @. johnson. She sold the Raleigh
5Iotel, Nos es3 and 665 Broadway. opposite
Bond street and adjoining the Broadway
Central Hotel on the south, for the stephen
Whitney estate, 10 the Robert Fulton
Realty Company. The hotel is on a plot
s1xaoo feet. In part payment the buyers
gave the Robert Fulton apartment house.
81 the northeast corner Of Riverside Drive
and e5tb street- &. six story elevator struct-
ure. on plot 1oSsx17S. .sx1ch5lS5.
On the Broadway plot il is planned to
erect q twelve story store and loft building
for the use OF Isaacs Brothers, clothing
merchants ana manufacturers, who have
been located ut Broadway and Great Jones
street for over twenty years. The Messrs.
Isaacs are largely interested in the Robert
Fulton Realty Company.
Another large parcel Of East River water
front property changed hands yesterday.
The firm OF Leonard J. Carpenter sold for
fhe estate of William =. Schermerhorn,
Mrs Ellen S. Auchmuty and F. Augustus
Schermerhorn 10 Godfrey Knoche, an ar
chitect and builder eleven lots comprising
the southwest corner of 7Sd street and EX-
terror streets. The site has been in the
possession of the SchermerhoTns since 1917.
The property is located IN the brewing
centre. Last week the Richard Smith
Clark estate sold the block front Ave
A. from SD to 54th streets, TO William
{. Evans, and eight adjoining lots were
purchased by the Consumers Brewing
Company.
BRISK AUCTION SALE.
Bryan L. Kennedy held another success
ful sale at the Vesey Street Salesrooms
Yesterday. He sold for the estate Of Thomas
Patten eight parcels for $3.50 ee90 which
about 5000 more than the estate antici-
pated. The rooms were crowded.
The bidding was very spirited. especially
for the No. ~ West 2Sth street parcel. The
bidding for that started at $4,000, and was
carried by q number Of bidders up TO S94 go,
At which price il was secured by the One
Hundred and Seventy-fourth Street Con-
struction Company, Of which Ignatz Roth
is president The other parcels in the Pat
ten estate were sold as follows:
No 1716 First avenue. to Mrs. Mile segal
No 17I4 First avenue, Abraham woin
No 17i2 FIRST avenue, to Loaenfeld & -''''''
70 4fs East ssth street. to L. Molz for $3.50
No Alb East Seth street 10 Frank Eber-
No az East setfr street. to Frank Eber- -'OV'
Noe 17ol-1so8 First avenue and No $50
East Ssth street, 10 7. J. Okeefe...... 10000
Mr.. Kennedy also sold No. 81 Washing
ton Place West for the estate of Mary B.
Benjamin to T. l.. Haber for sl6,25o, and
also for the owner No. 433 East seth street
TO l. L. Richman for sl1,250.
Mrs. Angie N. Booth, who owns the
handsome five story dwelling house No.
Riverside Drive, just north Of 72d street,
bought yesterday the plot, 30.7x11011 feet
at the southeast corner of the oriVe and
$50 street, from Robert Z. Dowling. The
parcel, which faces the block occupied by
Charles NJ. SchNab's residence. IL sepa-
rated from her home by 35-foot PLOT
which was recently acquired by Carl d.
Jackson, who sold Mrs. Booth the River
side Drive house about seven months ago.
TO ENLARGE CAR BARN
George II. Pegram. architect for he In
serborough Rapid Transit Company, has
filed plans for enlarging the big Harlem
car house and inspection headquarters of
the company, at Lenox avenue and 14Sth
street, by adding a two story concrete
annex, 95ia feet long and 81 feet wide, the
second story OF which will be fitted as a
recreation hall for the Interborough men.
the lower floor being an enlargement of the
inspection quarters. The Improvement is to
cost $4,000.
Plans have also been filed for an eight
story elevator apartment house. to contain
suites of nineteen families, to be built
from designs by AiIlken & Moeller, archi-
tects. at No. go West 18th street. for the
so West 18th Street Company. Of which
Harry b. Milliken, Of the architects firm,
is president II is to be of brick, finished
with trimmings of limestone and terra
Gotta, having frontage OF so feet and a
depth Of s6 feet, and will cost $4,000.
Plans have also been filed for making
over the four story clubhouse, the head
quarters Of the former Victoria Club, at
No 10 West sd street, into an office and
store building the change of occupancy
being made for the estate of Townsend
Wandell as owner, at a cost of 81 800 from
designs by z. c. Zobel. as architect
Plans have also been filed for remodel
ling the library and adjoining apartments
on the second floor OF the four story and
easement house no. '3os West 18th street
owned by Adclph s Ochs. publisher Of
The New York Times" The improve