New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-19

lsxs4 feet, was sold by the Belmont estate
to an investor. The property is between
SSth and seth streets
Denzer Brokers' sold for Catharine Bost-
wick and lie Roy Ball to a client Nos 3O9
and 81 West 116th street, two five story
flathouses, on plot 5Ox1oo feet. Tire build
ings, it is said, will be removed and
miving picture theatre erected.
S. l.. Pakas sold to the Lesco Realty and
Construction Company plot loMlOO feet,
on the south side of West 153d street, 100
feet west of Broadway. Emanuel Janpole
and NJ. Levinson were the brokers in the
transaction
A n. Gitterman has sold for j. II.
Brundage to G.. Jones Daggett d plot of
five lots at the northeast corner o; Kings
bridge Terrace and 229th street, who has
resold it to Oscar Heynan and William y.
Schultz This is part Of the plot which was
purchased by Mr.. Brundage last week,
with three adjoining lots. on the remain
ing three Mr.. Brundage expects - erect a
private house for his own occupancy.
The two five story tenement houses at
Nos. 23O and 232 East 5Gth street, ca plot
JOxlO0.5 feet, have been sold by William
]. Roome & Co. for Mrs. Elizabeth II.
Anderton TO a client for investment.
The Bronx is shortly to have a more
pretentious hotel than is usually built In
that borough. Plans were filed yesterday
by William Lowe for the construction OF
four and twelve story brick hotel and hall
on the entire block front on the west
side of Boston Road between lSist and
1920 streets The building will front lAi
feet on Boston Road and 94l feet on each
street. William Griesser architect, OF NO.
10 Wall street, estimates the cost at 700
O0O The property is in the Hunts Point
section. which has experienced wonderful
DEVELOPMENT in the last three or four years.
Justice Lehman, of the Supreme Court,
has appointed Jacob Katz receiver OF the
rents of No. 5l5 West l3Sth street, five
story tenement house. on plot SL6xs9.lI
feet pending a suit brought by George Nj.
Bruestle TO foreclose a mortgage or S9"o'
There are prior mortgages on the proper
" amounting to $4,000.
Abraham Nussbaum has been appointed
receiver of the rents of property on the
southeast corner of Broadway ana Iei'h
street in place of william f. Sitting, de-
ceased
Justice Lehman has appointed Samuel c.
HeTremdH receiver Oj inc iSiltS VI 49, 49,
East I'D street, five story fathouse, pend
ing a suit brought by Robert Graves ana
others. trustees, to foreclose mortgage OF
s27 900.
In granting the application for redu'
tiou Of the assessment on the property OF
the American Express Company buildings
al Nos So and % Broadway, Supreme Court
.Iuy.ice Lehman yesterday found that the
vaIre Of the Broadway frontage OF 'he
property was $50 a square foot ana the
value of the Trinity Place frontage was s'o
a square foot.
Tho suit was brought by the express
compary against the Tax Commissioners
for reduction in the assessment on lher
property Tor the years 1905. 1906, 1901 ana
1910 TIE justice says that the assessment
on the property in 1905 should be S2,22oooo'
in 1906. s2.o92, 500 in 1907. s2,lS2.5oO' and In
1910. s2.23l,OOO.
The property runs from Broadway 10
Trinity Place. IN the rear, and the justice
Saws that the value Of the property Is
laro,v due TO the fact that II IL situated IN
the financial district, near Broadway and
wall street.