New-York tribune., 1910-08-18
NEW SITE FOR ACADEMY OF MEDICINE
Purchaser of Property in 43d and 44t Streets, Near Fifth
Avenue


The Academy Of Medicine is the pur
chaser Of the property at No. 10 West 18th
street and No Is West SD street reported
sold last week
The additional property has been acquired
by the academy for the purpose OF either
renodeIlins its present structure in 4'd
street lust west Of Fifth avenue, or to
build a new home DR.. Reginald II Sayre,
ono Of 3 committee appointed for the &C
ouiring of p new site has closed contracts
for the property in .2d end 44th streets
edioining the academy on the east Tbs
property will be transferred on Septem-
Der II
II Is eTpected that plans will be decided
upon ar the next meeting Of the academy.
on September 2S Many of the members
are in favor of building eight stories in
height. with an auditorium seating one
thousand persons. The present hall, which
is used extensively for gatherings TO dis
cuss public welfare seats only three hun
dreJ
: H Raphsel has sold for the estate
of FIkin Farmer TO Miss Katherine Ma
honey. of Boston, NO. Is Morninsside ave-
nue. east, five story flathouse, on q. plot
30x1o4.3x irregular, adjoining the southeast
corner Of l16th street.
James c. Mcclure is reported TO be the
purchaser of No lis TO 124 East 54th street
sold recently by the estate of John D.
Wing and e Victor Loew. The Wing prop
erty was acquired direct, and the Douglas
Robinson Charles S. Brown Company acted
as brokers' in the sale of the --oew property
In the Real Estate Exchange saIesroom,
Nos. II and 16 Tesey street, yesterday two
Bronx properties were the only offerings.
One of these, vacant plot 72.7x7o feet in
Jackson avenue south of 161st street, was
obtained for s11,476 by the Colwell Lead
Company on which in the near future will
be erected a building for its own use
A. c & H. NJ. Hall Realty Company
took title yesterday from Henry Open
heimer TO the plot of about ten lots at the
southwest corner of West End avenue
and e2d street The Messrs- Hall are to
erect a twelve story building on the site.
They yesterday gave a mortgage of s3oO, 600
to Henry Oppenheir1er on the site.
Plans have been filed for the building of
a six story brick warehouse on the site of
some of the old-fashioned tenement houses
of the Corporation of Trinity Church which
were recently torn down. The location of
this warehouse is on the north side OF
Clarkson street, III feet east of Greenwich
street. The building will be six stories
high. with frontage of 49.n feet and a
depth of 1905 feet: of brick, with limestone
trimmings, and is estimated to cost S55,-
600. Charles c. Haight is the architect
Plans have also been filed for the erec-
ton OF three six-story warehouses the
south side Of North Moore street. 1904 feet
west of Hudson street, for the Louvre
Realty Company, of which Harry Uhl-
fielder is president. The buildings are 10
have a frontage Of 33.5 feet east and a
depth OF s. feet and are estimated 10 cost
$1,000 each Louis c. Maurer is the archi-
tect.
Plans have been fled for making altera-
tions to the four story and basement pri-
vate dwelling house of Mrs. E. S. Auchin-
Gloss Of Darien, Conn, or the north side
of seth street PAS feet east of Park avenue.
The plans call for building a rear extension
| three stories and basement high. rebuild
| ing the front wall OF artistic design. with a
| mansarG roof and with dormer windows, at
| a cost of 10000.