New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-21

4 number OF big realty transactions "as
repc-ted yesterday. One involving sooul
e. fvoooc was negotiated by Mark Ra1eAsAs
4 Co They sold for the Stockton hea@ls
Company (Eenry Corn the new eieNen
story building No. s TO East OILS.
street. each running through to NO 10 ~
East s2d street, and fronting es ieet on
thoroughfsre.
The deal also includes No. IL East sIst
street. g. five story building adjoining 10
the east. on lot 2exsss. which was ACC uii eo
10 project the larger structure
rrbs American Real Estate Company,
the buyer. gave in part payment eleh' %
a.. new Eve story apartment houses on
ss-1pson street, between WESTMINSTER ave
nue. and 1sSd street The Bronx
r~ c7er end sec street building was
,,,slt nv Mr.. Corn on land formerly owned
nv william T Havemeyer. The property
will he hello by the American Real Estate
ro-7psuy as q permanent investment the
e-o-es. first and second floors being under
Ions lease 20 3. a. o. Schwarzs who VIII
also occz1ry 1hs store in The ADJOINING
s,r,,ct1rre at the northeast corner of t1rln
avenue end s1st street
VIII, this purchase the American Real
Estate Company now controls investment
r-opertdes In the u7id-Manhattan business
district Of an aggregate Na4ue Oh pSN"e~N
100000 and s7,oooooa
These include the Night and Day Bank
EufldinK. at Fifth avenue and 44th street:
the Merchants Exchange Building, at the
southwest corner of Fifth avenue and nth
s4-eet. and twelve story mrcsnt1le
structure on the south side Of list street.
sust east Of Sixth avenue The company
also owns the Hendrick Hudson annex.
ct Broadway and 10th street. and the
business buildingsat Nos & and So West
lz5th street.
II gas learned yesterday that negotia-
fions had practically been completed for
the leasing OF the quarters formerly oo-
c1pied by The Oriental National Bank.
which was merged into the National Re-
serve Bank. at No. 1S2 Broadway. south
east corner OF John street Agreements
have been reached by the bank with q
mercantile concern satisfactory to each.
and the kease Will be signed providing
consent 20 make alterations required by
the prospective tenant is given by the
owners OF the property, the Chesborongh
estate
freroof hotel. TO be built at the northwest
corner Of Eleventh avenue and 2Sd street,
u be known as the Holdings Hotel On the
FIRST floor will be the bar. q grillroon. din
sng rodn apd luncheon room John Hol-
lings IS the owner. The cost IS estimated
a $4,000 by Frederick Jacobsen. architect.
The building will have q frontage Of z9.S
feet on Eleventh avenue and 90 feet on the
street
Plans nave also been fled for the cree
ton Of e. parish school for St Ambroses
Roman Catholic Church, Of which Father
James T. Driscou is rector. The new
building Will be OF brick, trimmed with
Indiana limestone and terra Gotta. with a
frontage Of IS feet and q depth of 81 feet
with e one story and basement extension.
The first floor will contain a large assem-
bly, room with q raised platform; the sec
ond floor three ,classrooms and lindergar-
ter. and the third floor five classrooms-
The cost IS estimated at $4,000 by John
V. Van Peit, architect,
George f. Pelham. architect, FLED plans
for a twelve story fireproof loft building, to
ne erected al Nos 72 and "a Madison ave-
nue. for the Madison Holding Company, of
which David Schaff IS president. The ia
cade VIII he OF brick. with limestone and
terra Gotta trimmings, with frontage Of
Az feet and q depth OF Se.s feet.
c. 3 Never. architect, filed plans for a
twelve story store and loft building to be
built on the south side of 18th street, 900
feet east Of Sixth avenue, for the A & S.
Construction Company, at a cost Of $500.
Plans have also been fled for building an
additional story on the extension of the
ottendorfer dispeusary. at the northeast
corner of Park avenue and 18TH street The
rEtrs story viii be built directly over the
sUndry. and will be used for operating
purposes. containing an operating room an
etherizing room. doctors room and two
recovery rooms. The German Hospital and
Dispensery is the owner, and the cost of
the contemplated enlargement IS placed at
$1,000 by L e Ditnaars. the architect
The new home for Shanleys restaurant,
IN Broadway, just north Of z2d street.
which is 70 be torn down TO make way for
large slyscraper. is TO be at No liz
West sd street, four story and basement
dwelling house, which building As TO I'M
dergo, e complete change, plans for which
we're fled by William D. Smith. architect
The plans call for taking out and rebuilding
the front wall from the cellar TO the bal
cony. A window IS 10 be built In place of
the present front door. the rear wall Of the
main building IS to be removed as far as
the second story. the basement is TO be
done away with and en- interior balcony IS
20 he pUilt On the first floor, at cost Of
fsDoc. Alongo Hornby is the owner and
Patrick Ehsrfey fE che lessee