New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-06

Speculative and Investment purchases AZ
fecting property valued az many hundred
thousands were Features yesterday OF tae
real estate market. Not only was the
brokerage business large but tie auction
market Was brisk. Joseph T. Day finding
ready buyers AT good prices for the major
Sly OF his offerings.
For the plot at the southwest corner Of
sSth street and Broadway, sold in partition
proceedings al the stand Of Mr.. Day. sam
ucl *. Jacobs paid S526.000. This site
measures 81 feet on Broadway and l2S feet
on the street. Tho square foot price was
about So. Adjoining the premises on the
south is the Brewster carriage factory par
Gel. recently leased TO the Erllius syndicate
fcr $4,000 year for improvement with
tile Office. restaurant and theatre building.
Many persons at the sale hoped 10 be-
come tie owners OF the 4Sth street corner
siic. The first bid was $4,000. II was
made by Heilner a Wolf Then Robert +.
bowling offered SSo5.0oO. and soon after
ard the $500, 600 mark was reached. Louis
Rodney Borg who was thought TO represent
tho Erkins syndicate. hid S525.0OO Then
representative Of Horace :. Ely d Co.
shade the successful hid OF S5o6.0OC and
rhe control OF the properly passed 10 Nj
Jacobs.
At the same sale the block front on The
esst size OF Eighth avenue. from 4Sth 20
zeth street was purchased by Horace s
Ejy & Co. Tor client at s277O0 The
properties At No. S33 TO So Eighth avenue.
north Of 10Th street. were sold at $40, 90.
Bryan J.. Kennedy viii sell to-day al auc-
sion for tho Richard Mansfield estate No.
3I6 Riverside Drive. five story American
basement dwelling house, on los 211CN10O
feet. Other properties 10 DC sold by Mr.
kennelly to-day include 10. III East e9th
street, NO. % Lenox avenue. No. 10 East
65th street Nos. 1S3 and lS5 Ninth avenue.
northwest corner Of 21st street. 10. IN9
Chambers street and No. pa Washington
street. forming an l. and Nos 229 and
81 West seth street
one OF the principal transactions in the
brokerage market was the sale by Huston
- Asinari 10 = syndicate. represented by
William a Boring, OF d plot At the north
cast corner OF Goth street and Park ave
s,uc. inca surfing 100 feet on the avenue By
- feet on the street on the plot viii be
erected a twelve story cooperative apart
rnent house.
Plans have been filed Tor a six story Gle
rator apartment house 10 be erected from
plans by GronenberE d LeUchtaE, archl-
tects. for the Rockwell Construction Com
,'sny, 81 which Saul Wallenstein Is presi-
dcnt on 19oth street. west Of LenoN ave
nue. II is 10 be Of ornamental brick and
stone. with frontage of - feet and q
slerfh Of S11l feet II viii cost $4,000.
Revised plans have also been filed by "
Tveissenberger. ST., as architect. for a tNo
STORY converter station. 10 be erected, at d
cost of $1,000. at Nos 209 and FL West sith
street for the Edison company. The own
- 81 record % the building Is given as
Harry J. Hcnmcns.
Plans have also loon filed for enlsrS.nl
snc four story Office au6 loft building n
70 81 10 6g3 West z3d street by adding an
additional story, the improvements being
shade from designs by Henry 6. Knapp. as
architect for the New York Manufacturer
Real Estate Company, as owner and ior
~olnodeIIin- and rentting tho stores IN the
~oli~ story loft building at No. o. Cl11sue
street for The Napo-Cresolcne company
,,rom designs by Theodore a.. Nisscher IS
archi-ect.
plans have also been fled for romodelhng
she two Story moving picture exhibition han
at -l7o southwest corner Of Second avenue
and $50 street and refttinE the interior. The
commandments ID be made for Louis Men
ooIsolsu. as owner, from aNiiSs -, Harm
top 4 Sackhoin. architects.