New-York tribune., 1910-06-03

Several large West Side deals were re-
ported yesterday
The Strauss Building and Realty Com
paay, OF which Herman Strauss IS pTesi-
Gent. bought from Franklin Petit the p!oI.
ioosx1oo feet at the northeast corner OF
West End ayen@e and seth street, for about
S2So.0oo. IL VIII erect on The site high
grade twelve story apartment house, which
Will contain. bet two suites Of apartments
10 foOr. the living rooms in each suite
being s0x3o feet
The Johnson-Kahn Company recently ac-
ouired the southeast corner Of West End
kvenua and soTh street and the northwest
corner OF Broadway and seth street from
Robert e. Dowling. II will build on it's
plots twelve story high grade apartment
houses These three parcels form part
os what is known as the Evans block
Gustav stilIgeba 1er added 10 his holdings
by the purchase Of plot. 5exleo feet. on
the west s.de OF Broadway. so.lt feet north
OF eeth street. for about $4,000 from ex-
Justice William " Cohen. AS he owns the
seven story apartment house at the north
west corner OF goth street and Broadway,
he TOW controls q plot 1e1xloo feet.
There was a report yesterday that nego-
tistions 60 purchase the James D. Hague
estate property, No. 1e4 10 10 East 10th
street. a plot s5x9Ss feet. covered with two
private dwelling houses and two private
stables. had virtually been perfected. IL
was also said that the buyer would erect
sn apartment house on the site.
Plans have been filed for a seven story
brick store and Office building to be erected
al the southeast corner OF Fifth avenue
and s2d street, opposite the Astor-T1lden
Library The building will be erected on
~ 30
American Savings Bank It will have
frontage Of 7s.S feet on the avenue by
es feet on the street, and will be known
as the Library Building. The facade viii
be Of brick trimmed with terra Gotta The
cost will be slsaoOO. Edwin Wolf IS the
owner and Thomas ". Lamb the architect
Tc Build in Bayard Street.
Plans have also been fled for building
six story brick tenement house and store at
No So and "a Bayard street TO take the
place OF the two old-fashioned frame tene-
.nent houses The building VIII have
frontage cf zs.4 feet and depth Of Gil
feet. with accommoda tons for twenty-one
families. Charles NJ staub. the architect
estimates the cost at sss.coo Samuel Rosen-
berg is the owner.
I. Levy. architect, has fled plans for
and 4D4 East s7th street by the schwarz-
schIId & Sulzberger Company, as q storage
house and for refining lard, by building
five story front extension 10 cost $1,000
Max Muller, architect. filed plans for
making over the five story tenement
house. al No. I2o Suffolk street. into q
store. Offices and bank. for Adolph Mandel,
owner A rear extension. 2sSl5 feet, is 70
be built 10 be used by the bank. at cost
Of s25.ooo.
H C Kruger, architect and lessee, has
fled plans for making over the old-fash-
ioned brcwnstone front store and dwelling,
ins of the Germania Life Insurance Com
pany and the Clarendon Building, by build
ing q one story rear extension, 25x5o feet,
90 be used as a dining room in conjunc-
tion with a saloon lately located on the
site OF the Gernania Building, with lofts
above. and installing new plumbing, at a
total cost of $1,000 Plans were filed a few
weeks ago for building new loft and store
building on that site, but they have since
been withdrawn. The Hennessey estate is
the owner
Plans have also been fled for removing
the entire front wall of the four story
hotel and store at the southeast corner OF
the Bo~ery and Bayard street, also the
rear wall Of No. % BoUery. and installing
new plumbing throughout the entire build
ing, for Mrs. Margery Howard, lessee. The
building is owned by Edward d. Farrell.
Temple & Vein. architects. estimate the
cost at sS0.