New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-11
ADDS TO HOLDINGS NEAR PENN. station
Syndicate Now Controls Big Plot Seventh Avenue 36 and
9th Streets.


me nited States Realty and Improve
nent company have added to its holdings
III the pennsylvania Terminal section.
From Mary a. Walsh the syndicate yes
terday purchased Nos 200 and 2O4 West
SIth street. which consists of two three
story frame buildings on plot 4ox24s feet.
and from Henry l.. Byrnes q brother of
Mary A Walsh, the property at No. POS
West SFth street. four story building on
a plot 2o.10xs0 feet. subject to a mortgage
of $4,000
The acquisition of these properties now
gives the syndicate a plot which fronts $50
feet on Seventh avenue to the north of the
Hotel York, at the northwest corner Of
Sbth street, and 1912 feet IN 36th street
and 20210 feet in 37th street. The last
named frontage is broken by the premises
No PA. which were purchased prior to
the time the syndicate began its negotia-
uons by the Realty Holding Company.
REPORTED SALE.-It is reported that
Charles Z. Proctor has sold No IS East
sd street, four story dwelling house, on
plot 25X9S.9 feet. between Fifth and
Madison avenues Mr. Proctor purchased
tho property recently from>the Hadden es-
tate.
LEXINGTON AVENUE STABLE SOLD.
Mark Rafalsky & Co. have sold for J. J.
WTsonc, of Newport, r. l., the stable at
No 225 Lexington avenue, on a plot 26xe1
feet. The property was held st SIS 600
The buyer is the Vienna Window Cleaning
and House Renovating Company. who will
remodel the building al a cost of about
$4,000, and use the premises as It's mid
town branch.
HEIGHTS PLOT SOLD.-The plot lbs by
9e.11 feet at the south side of 156th street
loo feet east of Broadway, which the Kirby
Construction Company bought a few
months ago from the Holland Holding
Company. was sold by the former concern
yesterday. The purchaser is a builder who
will begin Immediately the erection of a
six story apartment house arranged for
ten families on floor. There will be thir-
weight rooms on each floor.
PINEHURST AVENUE PLOT BOUGHT.
The Munden Construction Company, of
which Charles Flaum is president. has
bought from the Bendheim Construction
Company a plot 100 by 100 feet at the south
east corner Of Pinehurst avenue and 10th
street. A six story elevator apartment
house will be erected on the site. The Bend
helm company bought the plot last year for
81. $50
s3D STREET SALE.-Post & Reese have
sold for the Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust Company TO Samuel ". Andrews and
others No. Is West 43d street. four story
building on a plot 2o.s by 10S feet. The
same brokers have sold the three story
stable No Il West 4ith street. on a plot .
by 1o5 feet. for the ". S. Cochrin estate to
the same purchasers
1852 500 LEASE-Lebolt & Co, jewellers.
have renewed their lease on the seven
story building at the southwest corner OF
Fifth avenue and sd street The lease,
which was recorded yesterday, is for a
term of seventeen years and three
months, and is at a rental of S5o,eo per
annum The building occupies a plot
2S.ex1o0 feet.
NEW APARTMENT HOUSE-Pians
have been filed for A six story brick apart
ment house, TO he erected on the north side
OF 9th street. 1858 feet west Of Second ave
nue. The building will have a frontage
of 7S4 feet and a depth of So. with &C
comm oda tons for thirty-three families,
and is estimated TO cost 100000 by the
architect, Harold c. Young. c ". Loge-
ling is the owner. The facade of the
building will he of brick ornamented with
five large Ionic columns extending from
the second to the sixth story.
Plans have also been filed for a one
story and basement extension TO the four
story old ladies' home Of the Association
for the Relief of Respectable Aged Indi-
gent Females on the east side of Amster-
dam avenue. from l0Sd to le4th street. The
extension Is 10 enlarge the dining room and
provide a buffers pantry, and is estimated
10 cost $1,000. Mason H. Strong is the
architect.