New-York tribune., 1910-06-10

A number of important realty deals were
reported yesterday. The purchasing oper-
afions resulted in a change or ownership
60 several large sites In business oistrcts'
90 some substantial dwelling houses TO
lsrxe vacant plot in I,enox avenue, and TO
three fine sites in The Bronx
The old home Of the New York Metal
F,xchauze at the southeast corner Of Pearl
street and BurIing Slip was among the
properties sold yesterday. II is a land
mark Of old New York
II was sold by Pease & Gilman for the
exchange. Of which Paul Koning is presi-
dent. TO the United States Realty & I'M
provennent Company. The exchange which
has occupied the premises for more than
thirty years Will move TO a more central
location. The buyer intends TO erect
mercantile structure on the site
market was also found yesterday for
the premises No 1Ss East 18th street. a
three-story dwelling house, adjoining plot
of 1900 square feet on which the Maze
Realty Company VIII build a twelve story
loft building. The house was sold by
John Miller for Annie z. Warren.
J. Clarence Davies leased yesterday for
the Henry Morgenthau Company for
term OF twenty-one years. with privilege or
renewals. the large plot at the northeast
corner OF Westchester and Third avenues
The property has q frontage OF ls6 feet 10
Third avenue and 10 feet in Westchester
avenue and q depth of 80 feet. The lessee
Will erect on the site a building 10 be used
as a and 10 cent store. According to
report, the aggregate rental for the first
term viii be about s5ooeoo.
The lessee is an out-of-town concern.
A plot recently bought by the Associate
owners. fronting 75 feet in Madison avenue
and 52 feet IN S1st street, surrounding the
northeast corner Of those thoroughfares,
viii be improved by the Labaren Realty
Holding Company, recently formed for the
purpose Of building a twelve story store
and loft building The company has OBJ
tsined twenty-one year lease of the
ground with renewal privileges. through
the Cruikshank Company II will build the
structure from plans by ]. B. Snook's Sons
For Downtown Sites, S336,ooo.
r. P. Lydon yesterday bought at auction
from the John S. Martin estate two Cham
hers street corners for sSS60oo- For the
northeast corner of Chambers and Green
wich streets, four and five story buildings
on a plot 7911x1S2 feet he paid s1S5.5Oo For
the opposite southeast corner. five story
building, on a plot 41-1x131K irregular, he
fdlO slp'soN- L llV HoAt "'tN' -N~'~
srand OF Joseph p. Day
Plans have been filed fer building
seven story brick loft structure in Cor
lears street between Grand and Monroe
street. with q frontage of 81 feet in Cor
lears street l25 feet in Grand street, III
feet in Monroe street and 3 feet 4 inches
IA the rear, for Goldberg & GreenberG at a
cost os $4,000. Max Muller is the archi-
rect.
Plans have also been filed for building
twelve story factory the south side OF
2lst street. 1915 feet west Of Sixth ave
me for the Geron Construction Company,
at = cost Of s15O.00O. The building will le
freproof. with a facade of brick. with lime
stone trimmings, and having a frontage Of
As feet and a depth of So feet. w. q.
PiEueron is the architect.
The plans for making over the three
story and basement dwelling house, No
22S Lexington avenue. into a store and
dwelling by building a two story rear ex-
tension have been filed by Charles z.
Birge. architect for Mrs. II. Bagg. owner
of record. The cost is estimated at $4,000
Thomas Butcher. architect, has fled plans
for building a passageway to connect Nos.
20 and 7ss Broadway. The John Wana-
maker department store occupies the build
ing which is owned by the A 7. Stewart
Realty Company. The cost of this i'm
provement is placed at $500
Plans have also been filed by Michael
stillman. architect, for building a two story
extension on the side of the rear extension
or the four story house Of T. w Whitridge,
at Nos Is and IS East 11th street, at a cost
Of $1,000 The new addition 10 the exten-
sion is 10 be used as a bedroom and pam
try.
A permit has been issued by the Bureau
Of Buildings for tearing down the OLD
American Savings Bank buildings, along
with three adjoining buildings, at No. z95 to
bm Fifth avenue. at the southeast corner Of
zed street TO make way for the seven story
loft and store building which is to be erect
ed on that site.