New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-17

Mrs Mary q. Brandegee. OF Utica. y. Y,
has bought as al investment the Park &
TIxord buildings. Nos. 7Si and 7s5 Fifth
avenue with an IT, % Nos. and East
beth street from Boehnl & Coon through
Horace 6 Ely & Co. and Taylor Brothers
The property comprises two seven story
structures. occupying plot 0oxl25 feet on
FIFTH avenue and also plot 5oxiae feet in
Jath street About s.. 5oo.aNe was involved in
tbs transaction.
Mrs Rran6eeee Is the owner OF many
large Manhattan properties In part pay
nent for the Fifth avenue parcel she gave
three parcels IN the block on which are the
H B. Clsfin & Co warerooms and execu-
tive Offices of the United Dry Goods Com
pany, No. 81 to So Thomas street. five and
three story buildings. covering plot 1o4-4x
Iee.6x Irregular. and the five story build
ings at Nos PA and 2Ie Church street
The Fifth avenue parcel figured in the
deal at more than 81 10000 and the Thomas
street buildings AZ a figure approxin1ating
$4,000 Mrs. Brandesee bought the Thomas
street parcels in August 1907, from the Gas
tor estate
The Park & Tilford buildings were ae-
oufred by the sellers. Abraham Boehnl and
Lewis Coon. from Park & Tilford in June.
,9os. for a little more than Seoo.oo0 They
leased the property back to the company
for nine years and ten months from June
g. 1905 at an annual rental Of $4,000 and
taxes.
Il was also learned yesterday that the
two six story store and Office buildings No
azs TO $40 Broadway, southwest corner of
Leonard street. facing the New York Life
Insurance Company Building. owned by
Mrs. Brandegee. may be replaced by a
twenty story Office structure
Another large transaction yesterday was
the sale Of the Weldon. six story efe-
vator apartment house. No. 800 TO BOZ West
,olst street. II is on a plot I5xloo feet. II
was sold by the Frank L. Fisher Company
1os Captain ". II. Bennett
New York infant Asylum Plans
Charles volz. architect. has fled plans
fer making alterations to the New York
Infant Asylum. at the northeast corner of
Amsterdam avenue and e1st street. by
changing the partitions on the second story
and removing the kitchen and laundry from
nominal cost
c 8. ]. Snyder. architect for the Board
OF Education, has fled plans for converting
part of an open shed into a storeroom
annex OF the present technical workship
Of Public School Ts at No. IS 1st street.
Plans have also been fled for making
over the four and half story dwelling
house ST No 1s5 East sith street into
store and roeming house BIZ installing show
windows and putting in new bathrooms and
ekyiights. at q cost of $500, for Mrs r. T.
Feiley, owner of record Kelley & Stein
bach are the architects.
Plans have also been flied for building
four story rear extension to the four story
dwelling house at No 10e Fifth avenue,
which is TO be used as lofts. and installing
an elevator, al a cost of $4,000, for Jacob
Rothschild, owner. John Woolley is the
architect.
Plans have also been filed for converting
the three story and basement boarding
house at No. 222 West 18th street into
store with lofts, al cost OF $4,000 by
erecting e one story rear extension and
removing partitions Mary E Ray, of
Huntington, Long Island, is the owner.
George B. Post & Son are the architects.
Plans have also been fled for a three
stery brick moving picture show, TO be
built on the east side of Third avenue, 2o-s
feet north of S9th street, for B. c. Gerkin
at a cost of Sl5,o5a John c. w. Ruhl IS the
architect ~
The seven story stone dwelling house to
be erected at the southwest corner of Fifth
avenue and 65th street for Ebert h cary,
chairman of the steel corporation. viii cost
sSSaeeo.
Plans have also been filed for building
two story brick freproof garage at NO 2lS
TO s2S West 24th street, at cost OF $o5,e0
The building viii have a frontage OF loe
feet and depth of $50 feet, with an ex-
tension Charles De Rham, of Phllllpstown
n. Y. and H. Casirnir De Rahm, OF Tuxedo
". Y, are the owners. Robert ID. hohn Is
the architect.