New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15

Many large realty transactions were re
ported yesterday.
a central Firth avenue lease involving a
total rental o. SsO0019 was negotiated by ".
& l. less En6 Frank y. Neiler- They
rented 70 Charles Duvccn, trading as
Charles q London" the Eve story buld-
ing 30. as Fifth avenue. southwest corner
of seth sl-oet. on a plot 27zleo feet. The
premises are owne5 By the BauGouine es-
tate. Tic term CO the lease IS twenty-one
years.
There was also g. report yesterday tnat
TIE big furniture house o. Ta-ing d Gle
low. OF JonGoE. Had practically perfected
arrangements fo- leasing The Whitney
house, a. the southwest corner Of 9th
Street and Fifth avenue, fc- the Use OF its
business. Harry Payne Whitney Eai6 tho
report was untrue.
Al 5oth street and Fifth avenue. a. art
centre. composed o. firms % the very high
est character. has been established recent
y ~. 4 /. Hess leased a few weeks ago
for a. c. Zoflskic 10 Charles SchUmann's
sons the premises no. 20 Fifth avenue, and
on this westerly block front are located
Rrandus. Alavonc and Cartier. Duveen
brothers rented recently tho Kemp estate
property At the northwest corner Of 56th
street and FIFTH avenue.
The law firm OF I5ollauder, Beraheimer &
Bernheimer represented Charles Duveen ia
the lease affecting the BaudOuine site
Frederick Nyinant sold yesterday 10 an in
xcstor Tor the Strauss Building and Realty
Company the tour story brick and brown
stone nathouse. with store. AZ the northeast
corner % 80 street and Park avenue. The
house is on a Iot fronting -o5 feet in Park
avenue and - feet IN CD street
a biz Washington Heights deal was per
r.cted Do \. a. Berwin & co. II sold the
'rale1ega apartment house. on plot l0Sx
200 feet. a. the southeast corner OF 1+0th
arreet arc Hamilton Place, for the West
side Construction Company, Of which Jacob
.svel~od - president
Another Important transaction yesterday
vas Jhe rale by pease & Gilman FOR Albert
TGtle. 81 trustee Of the Langdon estate,
c. the four sorry dwelling house, on lot
* sa.-S feet ~ No. ~ Madison avenue, and
fcr Mrs Francis Schroeder the dwelling
Blouse. ~. = East @ls- street, on lot 15x
q 9 feet
Tie purchasers are THE Associate Owners.
y DO already control the adjoining proper
sies. forming a plot fronting - feet on
Madison avenue and % feet on 3lst street
Plans Tor the structure have been prepared
ny J. T.. Snooks Sons. and 1t viii be started
g. 2 few Gays.
LARGER HOME FOR FRENCH GIRLS.
Plans have been completed 20 enlarge the
Jeanne dare Home. a. Nos. II and 255
West 18th street. which has sheltered for
some wears frieudless French girls. The
adjoining house, No. 30, was purchased
few DAYS ago. and the home now has a site
measuring 6l.lNsSg feet, which is to be im-
1uediatoly improved with a new building
from plans 10y Daus d otto, architects. II
VIII bc % seven story structure. and cost
q bout $4,000 * VIII contain q chapel and
bedrooms accommodating $50. which is
nearly three times the capacity OF the pres
snt building.
The institution was founded with the OBJ
Sect OF supplying lodgings Tor frieudless
French girls al a moderate cost. and is now
guided boy the Rev. T. Mucher, pastor OF
81 Niuceut's Church. which is known as
the French church. in "a street just west
81 Sixth avenue. Father Mucher is presi-
,cnt of the corporation.
The United States government has leased
Cor term % ten wears the two story build
sng TO be erected by Walter A. Wells az No.
80 to 16c West SD street. on plot 5lx12l
Feet. II viii be used by Postoflco Station
"a. now az the northwest corner OF Colun-
rus avenue and saith street
The lease Was negotiated by T. c. Senior
* CO. who sold the property. together
vith an adjoining lot, 20 Mr. wells The
building VIII be ready FOR occupancy by
July L. This is the second branch posto1ice
50 remove from Columbus avenue recently
station ]. which was formerly iu 10th
street. having leased quarters az Nos. 1sc
and ISL West 1o1d street