New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-01

JoseTh p Day obtained at auction yes
srtay sGsaeoo for tie Sh-sdy-AFpley hold
sys- TITS is about % per cert more than
c,c SID a. which this properties were re-
ser..y appraised by experts representing
me former oyynerz- The sale was held at
he Real Estate Exchange salesroc-ll, Nos
q anc IS Vesey street
The auction rooms were crowded, the
majority Of persons present being Wen
rison-l SPECTATORS and investors Thefe
hero few dull moments, SIS many p7ospec-
IKE buyers We'd with one another for the
ra-.ous parcels. all OF which are good IN
tsrne producing properties IN the lower Last
si5c-
samuel Lind bought the premises Nos.
"a 20 loo El6ridge street, for $coS,oOO- II
3 said that he viii replace the tenement
houses ON the site with Jewish theatre
The success of this important auction
Altering was the leading feature yesterday
81 the real estate market
Brokers had busy day In The upper
Fifth avenue district Wei known man
,,ho has lived for some years IN Brooklyn
bought through Henry II Winans * May
.rorl the estate OF Edward p. Hatch. the
,ue,I.ns house No. 1883 Fifth avenue, ad-
loiyipF tie home OF Countess Annie Leary
.Tr. Hatch bought the property in 1879 for
,.6.ooe Tho present purchase price Is IN
seystooa TO have been about Si5e,eoe
There were several big midtown deals
!; Arthur Fischer sold % p syndicate the
premises No. 2Os to PIG West 3Sth street,
leIxss feet On the site a fifteen story
automobile exchange and storage mouse
nil be built Through s e Goodaie q
san Elmer a. Darling bought me parcei
Kos. JOB and l25 West cath street lie also
,vns Nos Ia and 12l. adjoining On the
combined sites he wiz build twelve story
.nft building
Plans have been fled for an eight story
,arehouse of ornamental brick. toH 1eet
'front.' from designs By William H DeWar'
Is architect, with r ~ Moss. as asSo-
.ste 10 DE built at SO L6 TO LOO Leon
I'D street for James H Crmkshanh, as
s.-ner. az a cost o. SIS 90. and for a two
rorv stable for Patrick Nct'raIh' IN Il-th
,,reet. 80 <ees cast CT Seventh avenue. from
designs by Moore * LanosAedel, archltec1s'
a. q cost OF SS.ooo.
Plans have also been fled for modern
ling the four story dwelling al No. 50 East
18th street, and installing a new heating,
a-{rr11l,in- and electrical plant. the improve
faents TO be made from designs by D +
Aupeu as architect, for the Madison ave
aue and Seventy-ninth Street Company as
owner and for installing stores in the base
.nent OF the dwelling at the southeast cor
her OF Seventh avenue and l26th street
ovned by Arthur and Jane Wilson, the i'm
p-ovements being designed by George H
eIriebel, architect
Plans have also been flied for making
nve- the three story oId-fashioned dwelling
house at Nos. II and ILL., Division street
into a loft building. with stores, the altera-
ZION being made for Louis Levinski, as
owner. from designs by Semour Shampan,
architect and for making over the annex
20 the three story hotel, No Al Third ave
aue. into loft and store building. the
change Of occupancy being made Tor
Charles Z. Annet. from drawings by David
a Lucas. architect
The John T. Brook Company has com
rnissioned Schwartz 6 Gross, architects
% draw plans for a twelve story store ana
oft building 20 be erected on the plot SIX
fss feet. at Nos. 225 and % West SSth
street recently purchased by them The
r,lot is separated by one lot, No 2l. from
nc 120-foot plot. upon which the proposed
sfteen story automobile exchange Is 10 be
ERECTED