New-York tribune., 1910-01-21
"A 100000 SALE
CHARLES NJ ROSENTHAL PAYS THAT SUN
FOR THIRTY LOTS.
Inuestor Vest End Auenue Housc-Cood Market for
Peters Estate Parcels

Sales in the big apartment house and
also in the midtown business zones OF
Manhattan yesterday diverted the atten-
ton Of many persons from the purchasing
operations IN the Dyckman region. The
days trading in the Dyckman region was
large but the volume of business transact
ed south OF that district and in The Bronx
affected properties worth considerably more
than the total value of the Dyckman lots
which changed hands
a deal involving 100000 was the purchase
hy Charles NJ. Rosenthal from the Fleisch-
man Realty and Construction Company Of
the plot of five lots at the southwest
corner OF Amsterdam avenue and 176th
street. with frontages Of 1910 and 100 feet
respectively: the block front of eight lots
on the west side of Amsterdam avenue,
between 10th and 177th streets 1s9.1ox1oo
feet; the four lots at the northwest corner
OF Amsterdam avenue and 177th street. with
frontages Of S44 and 100 feet. respectively.
These parcels are part of the old Juvenile
Asylum tract, which was cut up few
years ago and q large part Of which has
been improved with apartment houses
He also bought from the same company
the block front of eight lots on the west
eide Of Seventh avenue. between l5Oth and
I5lst etreets. 199.l0Xlo0 feet, and the plot or
five lots on the north side Of 146th street,
1eo feet west OF Seventh avenue. 1Z5XS9.u
feet.
Mr.. Roeenthal recently bought the old
Fordham Hospital site, at Aqueduct and
Tee Taw avenues and 1S0th street, in the
West Bronx, comprising forty-four lots.
Another important Manhattan transac-
ton reported yesterday was the purchase
by an investor Of the five story double
The property was sold by Slawson & Hobbs
for Barton Chaplin.
A complete report OF the purchase by
Montehore Home OF a tract Of 200 lots in
The Bronx as g. site for a new home will
be found in another column.
In the Vesey street salesroom yester-
day Joseph P. Day sold by order Of the
executors OF the estate of Henry g. Peters
several fats In the district of which Eighth
svenue and 1S4th street is q part. In
vestors and operators took the properties
at satisfactory prices. The five story fiat
at the northwest corner Of Eighth avenue
and 1880 street, 1e11xS0 feet, was bought
by F. William Sohns for sS2.9oo Mr.. Sohns
Vas also the buyer Of the two adjoining
forty-foot houses on Eighth avenue at
$3.50 and sSs. 800 respectively.
Plans have been flied for twelve story
Snit oulClnS Win stores. 10 Do erected 1TOnl
designs by Schwartz G. Gross as architects,
for the Fabian Construction Company, of
which Moses Crystal is president, on the
plot, 1918 feet front, at No. 40 10 As West
goth street opposite the Holy Communion
Church and rectory. 1t Is TO be of brick.
finished with trimmings of granite and
terra Gotta X will cost S35o,000.
Plans have also been filed for remodeIling
and enlarging the main floor of the six
story loft building at No. 146 West 37th
street the improvements being made for the
Witmark Construction Company from de-
signs by William Anderson & Son as archi-
fects.
The Manhattan plans for new buildings
reported yesterday include a three story
warehouse, TO cost $4,000, for Adolph MIL
Ter, at Nos. 327 and 329 East Saith street,
from designs by Cross & Eleinberger and a
covered corridor 500 feet long, with stair
case TO connect the reception offices of
Bellevue Hospital with the psychopathic pa
Nilions, and for a one story gasolene stor-
age house for the same institution, the
buildings TO cost $4,000, from designs by
NJ J. Harkins and Louis c. Frees.