New-York tribune., 1910-01-27
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE-Mrs A NJ Booth
bought from Robert Z. Bowling a plot
30lxl1o.n feet, at the southeast corner Of
7Sd street and Riverside Drive She owns
the dwelling house No Riverside Drive.
just south OF the plot
BROADWAY-The Robert Fulton Realty
and Construction Company bought through
Mrs. l.. 6. johnson the Raleigh Hotel, Nos
ooS and o55 Broadway, opposite Bond street
and adjoining the Broadway Central Hotel
from the Stephen Whitney estate In part
payment the Fulton company gave the
Robert Fulton apartment house a six story
structure at the northeast corner of 95th
street and Riverside Drive The apart
ment house is on q. plot 1858 by 1885 by
100 by l33 feet. On the Broadway site a
twelve story loft and store structure will
be built for Isaac Brothers, clothing raer-
chants and manufacturers
SECOND AVENUE-Dr. Frederick Ack-
erman bought from Naroline Hoffart. for
occupancy, No. 81 Second avenue, a. four
story dwelling, on lot 24.3x1O0 feet, near
5th street
EIGHTH AVENUE-Louis Helm sold for
the Bradhurst Realty and Construction
Company leopold Kahn, PRESIDENT to
Herman F. Bindseu, Colonial Court, COM
prlslng the entire northerly block front be-
tween Eighth and Bradhurst avenues, 225x
1oo feet, consisting of two seven story ele-
Vator apartment houses, with stores on the
Eighth avenue front. Each building occu-
pies plot 112.6x10O feet, one at the north
west corner Of Eighth avenue and both
street, and the other the northeast corner
Of Bradhurst avenue and 15Oth street, op-
posite Colonial Park.
EXTERIOR STREET-Gedfrey Knoche,
architect and builder. bought eleven lots
at the southease corner of I'D and
Exterior streets, from the estate of Will
lam c. Schermerhorn, Mrs. Ellen s. Auch-
muty and F. Augustus Schermerhorn.
CENTRE sTREET-Louis Helm sold for
Herman f. Bindsell to the Bradhurst Real
ty and Construction Company the five story
iron front building formerly known as the
Clipper Building, a landmark of early New
York, and now known as the Federal Build
ing, at the southeast corner of Centre and
Leonard streets, on a plot 57.6x40 feet.
nth STREET-Pierre NJ. Clear sold for
Margaret c. Maxcy to a. client No. 325
East 18th street. opposite Stuyvesant Park.
a four story dwelling house. on lot 14xS2
feet. The buyer will occupy the house
after extensive alterations have been made
26TH STREET - Irving L Kempner
bought from John J, Murphy and Fred
ericke Benz Nos. 209 and 211 West 2sth
street, two four story buildings, on plot
49.2x9s9 feet. Haberth & Gabel were the
brokers.
96TH STREET-Louis Helm sold for Her
man F. Bindsell TO the Bradhurst Realty
and Construction Company No. 80 West
96th street, four story and basement
high stoop. brownst6ne dwelling house.
built by James Fitzpatrick. on lot 20x10o.S
feetf The property was sold subject to
first mortgage only.
THE BRONX.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD-A builder
bought a plot of over i've lots on the west
side of Southern Boulevard. 193 feet south
of 1S2 street, formerly belonging to Gins
burg & Hoffman. The property has
frontage of about 13S feet on Southern
Boulevard and Crotona Parkway, a 200 feet
wide thoroughfare, and is diagonally op-
posite the Geological Gardens in Branx
Park. 1t measures 135. 10 feet on the south
erly end and 80 feet at the northerly end,
with a rear OF 1922 feet.
BROOK AVENUE-Kurz & Uren sold for
client the two two family houses, Nos.
1864 and 1866 Brook avenue
TOPPING AVENUE-Clement II. Smith
sold TO client No. 1851 Topping avenue,
a frame dwelling house, on plot J0x95 feet.
KINGSBRIDGE ROAD-ILurz & Uren
sold for Il client the northwest corner of
kingsbrdge Road and Morris avenue,
plot 81 6x91X irregular.