New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-06

The selling of property in the Pennsyl-
vanss terminal section played a prominent
part in the realty market yesterday Will
fam H. Archibald sold TO a we'll known
broker the FIVE story apartment house at
No. $40 Eight avenue for the Van Siclen
estate. The building was erected by the
Van Siclen family, and is on a plot 25xSl
feet The same broker sold TO a client
for investment Nc. $50 West oath street, a
four story dwelling house. near Ninth ave
nue.. on a plot 2e.lexss.s feet
The sale of four four story fat
houses in 74th street between Third and
Lexington avenues. was announced yes
terdsy by Henry d. winans & May and
Frederick w Jones, jr- They sold No 1e5
for Mrs Catharine Devlin and No. Us to
1ss for Morris r. De Leeuw TO the HYDE
Realty Company, which will remodel the
property into modern English basement
dwelling houses The present structures.
each covering a lot alxl0Z.2 feet. will be
reconstructed along lines followed by Stowe
PHELPS with No lel East 74th street,
similar building, which he reconstructed
into a dwelling house for his occupancy
Mrs Mary T. Satterlee. who recently ac-
Cuired Spencer Arms. a twelve story apart
fnent at the southeast corner of Broadway
and e9th street, I'm a trade for No 50 LIB
erty street, has purchased a row Of three
1--WE story triple fathouses, each covering
q plot 37.6xloa feet. at No. 563 to 567 West
i73d street The houses are on the north
erly si6e of the street, between Audubon
ana st. Nicholas avenues, and were ac-
Quired by Mrs. Satterlee from the HUDSON
Realty Company. They figure as part pay
ment for the property at the southwest
corner of Fifth avenue and 18th street,
purchased by the realty company from Mrs
Sstterlee in June.
81. N. Bier has sold for Miss Betty Gus
thai and Mrs Babette Cohn their holdings
OF about forty acres AT Harrison. adjoining
the northerly limits of White Plains. near
Ct Maryis Lake and Silver Lake Park The
tract comprises the strip of land from Sber-
man avenue to the large tract of the Scars
dale Estates The easterly branch of the
Mamaroneck River runs through the prop
erty (about $50 feet frontage on the river.
The New York, Westchester G. Boston
Railroad has a frontage of about 100 feet
and runs through the centre line of the
tract. The tract has been resold to the
New York, Westchester & Boston Railroad.
Plans have been filed for a twelve story
fireproof loft, to be built on the north side
Of 3Sth street, s. feet west of Seventh
svenue to take the place Of six five
story old-fashioned dwelling houses. The
new building will have a frontage of
leo feet and a depth Of 90 feet and viii be
located opposite the Hotel Navarro. The
facade viii be OF limestone, granite and
faced brick. The P. J. Carlin Construction
Company. Of which P. ]. Carlin is presi-
dent. is the owner. Frank J. Helne, archi-
tect, places the cost at $4,000
The block bounded by West, Washington,
Reade and Duane streets, which has
changed hands several times and figured
tn various building propositions within the
last few years, is TO be sold under fore
closure on July IS.
The plaintiff in the action is Edward
Roche and the defendants are John R.
Bartlett. the Reade-Duane Cold Storage
Company, Charles Lehman. Charles and
Thomas De Palo The amount of the judg-
ment is about $4,000 in addition TO which
there is a prior mortgage of 81. 900
This block, which measures about TOKYO
feet, was at one time owned by the city
in the buildings at its westerly end the
Erie Railroad had its Offices for many
years. About ten years ago the property
sold at auction by order of the Sinking
Fund Commission and was bought by Mir
Roche for $4,000. IN the spring of 1865 Mr.
Roche sold the block for $4,000 TO the
Reade-Duane Cold Storage Company.
which was organized by Mr. Bartlett An
immense warehouse was planned for the
site. but work the structure was never
begun. The foreclosure sale viii be held at
-. the stand of Joseph P. Day in the Tesey
street salesroom.