New-York tribune., 1910-06-09

Sales II the midtown zones. IN Harlem
districts. on the great West Side and in
some attractive residential sections OF The
Bronx were features yesterday OF the trad
ing in TIE real estate market
One OF the principsl transactions reported
was the sale by Henry D. Wfnans & May
Of the premises No. IL East SD street Tor
george s. Brewster TO James Beasley- This
property is six story modern American
basement house. with limestone front, on
lot 25x10o.5 feet L was built in connection
with No Is by DR.. William E Diller.
The same firm sold No. u for Dr. Diler
10 Mrs. Alice C. Hubbard in January 1905
and No. Is for DR.. Diiler TO Arthur Lehman
IN August, 1902 and resold No IL for Mrs.
Hubbard 10 Mr.. Brewster in February, 1907
and No. is for Mr.. Lehman 10 MIS- Jennie
X. Stafford in October, 1902
The purchaser will occupy the premises.
Another important deal yesterday was
IN. sale bv Aaron Goldman Of a plot, 5Ox
100 feet. at the southwest corner OF lf4th
street. and Amsterdam avenue, TO the En-
ksar Realty Company. It viii erect on TIE
site a six story apartment house, with
stores.
II was learned yesterday that the Real
Estate Board Of Brokers IS making ar
rangements TO send delegates TO the thlro
annual convention of the National Associa-
ton OF Real Estate Exchanges, TO be held
in Minneapolis on June is, Is and IL Inc
cities of ST Paul and Duluth will CO.
operate with Minneapolis in the entertain
rnent Of the convention
The programme for the three days ses-
sion contains the names OF many wei
known real estate brokers from all parts Of
the country, each prominent In his special
line Among the speakers Will be Joseph
p. Day, president Of the Real Estate Board
Of Brokers. who will address the convention
on Real Estate as a Business: William
y Harmon. OF Wood, Harmon & Co, whose
subject viii he The Development Of Sys-
tenn OF Selling High Priced Property
Through Shares on Instalments; The
Man Behind the Sale by Professor Irving
f; Winning. OF Columbia University; from
other cities, How the Desert Is Made
Green" by c. J Blanchard, chief of the
Pureau Of Reclamation Of the United States
Government. The Torrens System Of Reg
istsring and Conveying the Title 10 Real
Estate" by F. B. Snyder, Of Minneapolis;
Real Estate Booms." by James Scott. for
mer president of the Minneapolis Real Es-
tate Board: The Unit System OF Scientific
Real Estate Appraising,'' by Z. ". Doty, of
Cleveland.
Chambers Street Sale To-day.
An important sale Of business property In
the Chambers street section will be held
to-day by Joseph P. Day at the Exchange
,alesroom, Nos Il and 16 Vesey street. for
the estate Of John S. Martin. There are
five parcels TO be offered by Mr.. Day, one
on the southeast corner Of Chambers and
Greenwich streets, and one on the
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feet on Chambers street and All feet
On Greenwich street and contains approx
rnasely 600 square feet: the latter has 1921
feet on Chambers street and 7S.I03l feet on
Greenwich street and contains L, 800 square
feet. There are three five story and base
ruent brick, three five and a half story and
basement brick and two four story and
attic brick buildings No 165 Chambers
street is a white marble front building.
These parcels VIII be offered singly an6
then in two large plots.
After the sale Of the Chambers street
property Mr.. Day will auction Nos 109 and
III Beeknan street. in another OF New
Torlks downtown commercial districts. and
al executors sale Nos. I22, 124 and 126 West
I36th street three three story brick and
brownstone private dwelling houses. The
latter presents a good opportunity to OBJ
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figure
II. W. Racr. architect, has fled plans for
making extensive alterations and of an
extraordinary nature 10 the six four story
brick stores and dwelling houses at No. 972
TO 9s2 Eighth avenue. The plans call for
removing the buildings above the stores
and Of tearing down all party walls and
making an arcade, doing away with the
dwelling houses entirely. These alterations
arc 10 be made for the Circle Arcade Com
pany al a cost Of $1,000. The altered build
ing is 20 be known as the Thoroughfare
Building.
Plans have been filed by p. H Simonson,
architect for building an extension TO the
TTofbrazl Haus. at No. 1214 Broadway and
No. 20 West 30th street The extension
will be six stories high and located at Nos
g and 80 West 30th street,
The new extension viii be OF the same
stvle of architecture as the old building,
and the Broadway front will be increased
in height by erecting an ornamental roof.
An elevator will be installed at the north
east corner Of the extension. The cost is
placed at S3SOeO. August Jansen IS the
owner
Plans have also been fled for building
twelve story brick lofts on the south side
OF 18th street. 100 feet east OF Sixth avenue.
for the Alcourt Realty Company. at cost
Of xs5oOco The building viii have front
age OF es6 feet and a depth Of SS-9 feet
with an extension 57x1o feet The facade
VIII be of brick, with trimmings OF lime
stone and terra Gotta, and will be OF fire
nroof construction. George & Edward
Blum are the architects.
Plans have also been filed for erecting a
sir story brick tenement house on the north
side OF 1ssth street, 100 feet cast Of Broad
NAY with accommodations for forty-nine
families. for the 164th Street Building Com
nanv. OF which Alexander d. Duff is presi-
dent. al a cost Of 10000. George F. Pei
ham is the architect