New-York tribune., 1910-06-07

A fair volume OF business was transacted
yesterday in the real estate market
one Of the principal transactions reported
ras the sale by Nathan Wilson Tor the
Samuel Eeyrnan estate OF the four story
building No. IS West Sd street on lot
zsxloo feet This is the first sale Of the
property in about fifty years. The buyer
will erect on the site ten story lot puiId-
ing.
An investor bought the Quidnet, an eight
story apartment house. No. sc West 18th
street. through Thomas J. OReilly, from
the Champlin Realty Company The prop
ertv was held at saS0,Oto. The house is on
plot 75xl0ox irregular.
An important EronX deal was the sale OF
the triangular block bounded by West
Farms Road. Home street and Bryant ave
nue. 10 a builder. who VIII erect two nNe
story apartment houses on the site.
The Meehan Construction Company sold
10 an investor Nos. go, 91, 934, s25, SeS
go. sSs and 936 Tiffany street, eight four
story houses TWO families on a floor, being
the remaining unsold OF a row Of ten
houses recently completed by the company
These houses are located in the rapidly de-
veloping Hunts Point section, and the sale
affords an excellent instance Of the eager
ness with which investors are taking over
competed HOUSES II maj StNAADlA+ @A4S A'@S
ker was Abraham Weinstein-
The Hoguet estate was yesterday report
ed TO have sold its large holdings lying 10
the west OF the New York Central Railroad
tracks and extending TO the Hudson River,
between l41st and 14Sd streets. The prop
erty tas an average width Of about 300 feet
and carries with il riparian rights
The New York Central Railroad is making
extensive additions TO its real estate hold
ings along the river this point. with
view to increasing its trackaSe and TO
building docks, and last week acquired 200
feet Of frontage at the foot of West 18th
street About two years ago the company
bought the Edward Il. Landon property
between 18th and 1SSth streets, on the
river front.
Brvan l. Kennedy viii sell to-day at
absolute auction Us lots for the Lewis
Csouverneur Morris estate. At Morris
Heights. The lots front on AqueduCt, IRE
mont. SedEwick. Andrews, Cedar and Nor
ris avenues and 18th, I77th and I7Sth
streets.
The sale will be held at the Exchange
salesroorn No a Tesey street, at II o CLOCK.
This sale has been advertised very eNteIl-
sively. The property has been IN the Nor
ris family for the last two hundred years
y
Life Insurance and Trust Company, as
trustee and the Morris heirs.
Joseph P Day will sell at the Exchange
sslesroom to-day seven three story duplex
apartnent houses on the Park Slope
BROOKLYN They are situated in Sth street
between Prospect Park West and Eighth
avenue. on lots 20x1eo feet This section is
ripe for 2 good investment. and City Hail.
Manhattan. is only twenty minutes away.
Plans have been fled for making aItera-
lions 70 the five story store and lofts at
tbe northwest corner Of Sixth avenue and
18th street by adding new fire escapes, new
heating apparatus, putting in a new en-
france in Sixth avenue IN place Of window
new stairway and new skylight, for the
Rhiuelander Real Estate Company, at a
cost of $4,000. Clinton & Russell are the
architects.
Eugene Schoen, architect has nled plans
for making over the four story restaurant
a No. 212S Broadway into stores and apart
roents by removing the stonework at the
first story and removing the front part OF
the second story and lowering il to form
roezzanine show window, and removing the
north elevator and part Of the stairs be
tween the second and third floors. at cost
of $1,000. Hubert & Stern are the owners.