New-York tribune., 1911-10-22

sold by Charles Helborn. who takes the
silk centre properties in part consideration
for his apartment.
The old properties are the FIVE story
building at No. 1853 Broome street. occupy
ing lot 25x1c9 feet adjoining the south
east corner OF Greene street, and No. Il
Mercer street. a four story building, on
lot p lOx50 feet. adjoining the northwest
corner Of Grand street. The Mont Gents
adjoins. the Touraine, a similar apartment
house. which occupies the remainder Of the
Mornngside Drive frontage. The latter
was sold in April by Mrs. Margaret 5.
Eakin 10 the Kaw Realty Company IN
part payment for the new eight story
apartment house built by the realty COM
pany. Of which Theodore Starrett is presi-
dent. at No. 523 West 18TH street The
transaction involves considerations aggre-
eating about $4,000.
Plans have been filed for the construc-
ton OF the new addition OF the Cooper
Union Institute. This new structure will
be built on the site Of the old seth Regi-
ment armory and Will occupy the entire
block bounded by Third avenue, 6th street
Hall Place and 7th street. having a
place and 100 feet in each street Il will
be a plain building in architectural design
and will be but two stories high. In the
basement viii be the engine laboratory,
metallurgical laboratory, automobile labo-
ratory and hydraulic laboratory. The first
floor will contain The electrical measure
ment laboratory 4 G and D c laboratory.
a small lecture room study room and
strength of materials laboratory. The sec
ond hoor will contain a large lecture hall,
class rooms. elementary physics laboratory
and advanced physics laboratory The
trustees Of Cooper Union are the owners
Clinton W Russell architects. estimate the
cost at 100000
Plans have also been filed for building
a four story firepro0f convent for the Con-
vent OF the Holy Child, of which the Rev.
Mother Mary Joseph is superior II win
nave a frontage Of 99I feet and "A depth
Of q feet. with an extension. II will have
facade Of local rubble and will be in the
Gothic style of architecture. In the base
ment will be the pupils refectory and the
nuns refectory. the first floor will contain
classrooms and a chapel. the second floor
seven classrooms and the assembly hail.
the tnFO TObI QbTNllltIltSs y lll4t l44t ADul III
floor will contain one large dormitory and
thirteen cells. John W Kearney, archi-
tect. estimates the cost at $1,000
sales f6r Manhattan and The Bronx re-
ported yesterday follow
MANHATTAN
44TH STREET.-THE Duross Company has
sold No 34s West 44th street three story
building on a lot 25x1OO.5 feet. for Charles H.
Pohman. 20 a client, who Will erect a new
building
GREENWICH STREET Elizabeth A. Shields
and others have sold No. $40 Greenwich street
northeast corner ~ Christopher street, five
story building, on a P2t ,3 55x''Ho'' iee'' 70
Bernard r. Kearns for >o6.IaO.
RTvrNGTON STREET Edward ". Browning
and Emanuel simon have sold nos. 3l3 and 80
Rivington street. two nve story tenementS' with
stores on a plot jOxlOO feet o Gisela Dreyfus
MADISON AVENUE-John y. Goldng an
nounces that he mas sold the four story dwell
ing house No G03 Madison avenue. "hicp Is
baf,y.au 57th ana ISth streets. The property In
owned bv Helen VI Valentine, and the buyer
whose name was not made public by Mr.. Cold
ing obtains the property jor Investment. Ihe
chants school TO covers lot 2JXlOO feet ad-
ignfng the southeast corner lf 5-th street The
Madison Avenue Dutch Reformed Church. at the
57rh street corner. is separated from it by Two
dwelling houses .
10th STREET Janiel G. Malcolm has sold
the northeast corner Of Crot0na ayenue ana
10th street. "a i've story new law house with
stores on plot ilEllo ieei' 10 w. T. Ogiyle
In part payment Mr. Ogvle gives a dwelling
on "A blot i22x23O feet af M0h~gan Park. Tlcka-
hoe. Westchcster County
LAFAYETTE AVENUE-Georse +. Johnson &
sons are reported 20 have sold large plot in
the Hunts Point section Of The Bronx The
property has a frontage OF 90 7 feet IN Lafay-
ette avenue. l4l 10 feet in Whtlock avenue
DIT II feet along the right ~ way Of the New
York. New Haven q Hartford Railroad. and a
rear line OF l55 feet.
lGDTH STREET-AleXanlcr Selkiu, in con-
junction With ID SchOen has sold for Santini
Brothers No. s2J East l60th street lot 25xT7
feet. also sold the adjoining houses. Nos s2l and
s28 East lO0th street. 20xT7 feet each This
plot 65x7T feet, viii be improved with stores
THE FUNNY THINGS WE HEAR.