New-York tribune., 1910-05-25


for the Centre street line Of the Brooklyn
loop subway. The property was purchaseo
bv the city TO get land for stations and
for other subway purposes. After taking
such parts Of the sites needed the comInis-
sion decided 90 sell of she remainder SUBJ
feet TO perpetual easements for the subway.
six plots were offered. but only three
were sold The sale Of these three brought
q total OF s536.0Oo. against an aggregate
upset price of $4,000
Plot No. /, southeast corner of Centre
and Walker streets, 12s1s feet on Centre
street and 14I1 feet on Walker street, total
area approximately 17.4so square feet. was
offered 81 an upset price Of s175.oOO. 1t
was sold for s251.o0o TO J. II. Hallock
Plot No .. on the west side Of Centre
street. between White street and Walker
street with approximately SIS feet on White
etreet. 2s7 feet on Centre street and 20 feet
on Walker street, total area about 1916
square feet. was offered at an upset price
of s5n,ooO- It was sold for s21o,ooo 10
S. H. Stone and Heilner & Wolf.
Plot No. 4, northeast corner Of Canal
street and Centre street, with approximately
IL feet on Centre street and IL feet on
Canal street. total area about 1880 square
feet It was offered at upset price of
sz5. 600. Il was sold for $4,000 to ellen.
Of William A White & Son.
Plot No 8, on the west side of Centre
street, from Walker 10 Canal streets; No.
g on the west side Of Centre street, between
Canal and Howard streets, and No. 6, on
the northeast corner OF Broome street and
Cleveland Place were not sold. They will
be readvertised and again put up at auction
One of the principal brokerage transac-
lions yesterday was the sale by Arnold,
Byrne 6 Baumanr, through William S
Baker for the Sun Construction Company,
OF the Pavonazz6, a six story elevator
apartment house at the southwest corner of
i52d street and Broadway. The deal was
an all cash one The property was held a.
s550.oo0.
Sixth Avenue Sale To-day,
Bryan l. Kennedy will sell to-day at the
Real Estate Exchange salesroom Nos. 4S6
snd zS9 East 18th street. two six story and
basement houses. with stores, 25x1022 feet
each: No. e29 Sixth avenue and No. 102
West SD street, and an L shaped parcel,
z5xl09 feet on Sixth avenue and a0xS0.2 feet
In 53d street. with stores and tenements.
BY order Of the executors OF the estate
Of Cecilia Chateauneuf Mr. Kennedy will
also sell to-day at absolute auction eight
lots on the southeast corner of 231st street
end Carpenter avenue, one-half block west
Of white Plains Road. The lots will be sold
in two plots, 1eoxf14 feet each, the easterly
plot having a two story building thereon;
also at the same time a large plot, being
entire front on Robbins avenue. St. Mary's
street and Port Morris branch railroad,
size 1E feet on Robbins avenue by III feet
on St. Mary's street; also the property
known as No. 249O Valentine avenue. IS
feet south of Fordham Road, consisting of
plot 100 feet or Valentine avenue, running
rv-san r1-f-1a ut cptjHra
dwelling, coach house and garage. This
property Is situated in one Of the highest
and choicest parts in Fordham; also vacant
plot on west side of Arthur avenue, 25 feet
north Of 1Ssth street, to be sold in two
parcels Of 50x112 feet each; also southeast
corner of lS2d street and Ryer avenue, a
plot eaxe5x irregular. with frame stable
thereon: also entire block front, north side
of 1S2d street, from Ryer TO Valentine ave-
nue. plot 2o1x63x irregular.
Plans have been fled for a twelve story
high class elevator apartment house to be
built on the east side of Park avenue, 27.2
feet north of 18th street, for the S2S Park
Avenue Company, of which George P.
Walker is president The building Will con-
tain apartments for only twelve fami-
hes, one on each floor. It viii have q
frontage of 10 feet and a depth Of 79.10
feet The cost is estimated at 100000 by
Pickering & Walker, the architects.
Plans have also been filed for six story
private dwelling house for Edward w.
Sparrow. TO be built on the north side of
esth street. lis feet east Of Madison avenue,
with q frontage of 5 feet and a depth of
eS1 feet with an extension 13x324 feet.
The facade viii be of brick, with trimmings
of limestone. The estimated cost is $50, ,Ool
by the architects, Parish & Schroeder.
Plans have also been fled for q fifteen
story brick office building 70 be erected on
the east side OF Madison avenue, "a feet
north Of 24th street, reXt 10 the Madison
Square Presbyterian Church. for the Pull
man Holding Company. OF which l. H
Slawson is president The FACADE will be
of brick. with trimmings OF limestone and
terra Gotta, with handsome entrance orna-
mented with Ionic columns. The cost is
placed at $4,000 by William II. Gompert.
he architect
Plans have also been filed for three
story theatre to be built on the north side
OF 18th street, l43 feet west of Fifth avenue
The building will have q frontage Of 401l
feet and depth of 9o.11. It will be of brick.
with q gallery. balcony and orchestra II
viii be used for vaudeville and moving
pictures il is 10 cost $500. S. S. Sugar is
the architect.
Schwartz & Gross, architects, filed plans
for making over the five story apartment
houses at No. Z1s1 TO 2139 by putting store
fronts and changing all partitions to make
room TO accommodate twice the number
OF families. There will be two families
on the first floor and fourteen on each of
the others, making 1fty-eight families in
all. The Seventy-eighth Street and Broad
way Company. of which Walter H Di
Nike is president. IS owner. The cost Of the
necessary alterations is placed at $4,000.
Plans have also been filed for making
over the four story and basement dwelling
house az No. 81 West I'D street into bache-
lor apartments for Adolph Coskolvitz. own
er at q cost Of $1,000. The plans call for
entirely rebuilding the interior. removing
the present wooden stairs, substituting
therefor iron stairs and marble treads and
Installing an elevator. Part Of the front
viii be removed and rebuilt in handsome
design. There will be two suites of apart
rlents on each floor. above the ground, that
viii contain g bedroom, salon and G
library. On the ground floor will be 9
large reception hall. bedroom, kitchen
and living room and several Wallets
rooms. Eugene Schoen is the architect.
MANHATTAN ST. PROJECT.