New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-08
BROADWAY SITE SOLD
CHILDS RESTAURANT COMP4NY PAYS ABOUT
sI0O0000 FOR PROPERTY.
Nesr Home for Spencer Trast Co.-Bg Building Planned
for Physicians and Dentists.

The trading in Manhattan districts yes
terdsy resulted IL change Of ownership
20 SEINE iarse improved properties.
In the Pennsylvania district buyers were
found for q four story brick building in
Seventh avenue. for four story building
81 goth street and for two 25th street tene-
-nert houses There was also a. report that
= Pittsb,lrg investor had bought twelve
STORY commercial building, valued az $685.
coo. II the tunnel district, giving in part
payment Pittsburg parcels worth sS5o,ooo.
In the rortherlv sections the transactions
reported included the sale of Pinehurst
s1enue plot and a number Of dwelling
houses
4 deal involving about s1.o0o.ooo was the
purchase by the Childs Company, owner Of
many restaurants. Of the two five story
buildings. Nos I9s and 1876 Broadway. on a
plot 47NIeI feet, from the John w South
sex estate Robert 7. Nelly. vice-president
of Willard : Burrows Company. and Al
rvn Sail. IT. Of Southack & Bali repre-
.ented The buyers and the Central Trust
Company the Southack estate.
I was learned yesterday that Spencer,
Trask & Co. now At Pine and William
streets had leased the offices formerly &C
cuujed by the Bank Of North America on
-re ground floor Of the Wall Street EX-
change Building. 30. IS Exchange Place
These Offices have been unoccupied since the
Sank Of North America closed its doors TWO
years ago. Removal viii take place within
the rext nlree months. and is due 10 the
need OF larger quarters
A big suburban transaction yesterday
vas the purchase bv William Henry Hall,
president or Hall & RUcHeL wholesale drug
Eiets. OF IsS acres at Northport- Long ISL
and The property is practically the last
large acreage Of waterfront on the north
shore from the city line TO Norhport and
IS known as the John w Arthur tract Il
IA. been II the Arthur family for upward
Of one hundred years i wilj be divided
by the new owner into plots OF from ten
70 twenty acres each. Mr.. Hall viii retain
part Of the premises for his own use
Tire location Of the tract a fine stretch
of tablelard. with Huntington Harbor on
nc ives; and the Sound 10 the north, gives
q unusual water facilities the harbor.
marked by Eaton's Neck Lighthouse, being
particularly noted as a haven for deep draft
pleasure craft
Tsrsels & Herder architects. have fled
risas for a twelve story Office building Tor
the special use Of physicians and dentists.
II will be erected for c. NJ Werner, as
owner. At No 20 10 ~ East DIST street. op-
rosite the Lincoln Safe Deposit Building
Il is 10 be Of brick and limestone, finished
NTH large mezzanine windows at each
story and a central entrance. with canopy
Of ccpper and glass. It viii have a front
sse OF $40 feet and a depth OF SIS feet
The cost will be SS0o."e0.
Plans have also been fled for remodelling
Tire three story dwelling house No. 1883
Madison avenue, and making over the lower
stories for business occupancy, the I'M
movements being made for H Levine. as
owner. from designs by @ Reissmann,
architect
Plans have also been fled for remodelling
and reftting the four story tenement fat
house at the northwest corner Of First
avenue and lS9th street undermining the
building in compliance with tenement de-
uartment requirements, for T. ] Cassidy.
IS owner, from designs by Macmillan
zipkes. Is architect, and for remodeliing
and partly rebuilding the Two FIVE story
tenement houses Nos. IL and rs Cherry
street. from designs ny II Regelmailn al q
cost Of 81. aaa. for George Eiandel, as owner