New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-26

Some interesting sales were announcer
In the real estate market yesterday. COO
frey B. Moore sold for the estate Oh
Emanuel Lehman to Julius Tishman the
six story loft building at Nos. 10 and i"
Greene street on plot 4OxloO rect MI
Tishman owns the adjoining property at
Nos III and 17S, and now controls plot
S0xlOO feet. The loft property was recently
purchased by the Lehman estate at fore
closure. It was said the site was resoio
at a substantial advance in price. Plans
are being made by the new owner Tor eX-
tensive alterations.
A vacant plot, comprising seven ana one
half lots with a frontage OF IS's reef IN
ST. Nicholas avenue and NIB feet in ufln
street. with westerly line OF $50 feet ana
northerly line OF Us feet, was sofa oS
Moses Rosenthal and Louis Marks 1or Joiii
Palmer and Harry Goodstein TO builder
who Will improve the land with high CLASS
apartment houses It is one Of the largest
unirnproved parcels along that part OF d.
Nicholas avenue. The property was sc-
CURED by the sellers last January III
trade with the DeForest Corporation ior
the Temple Court apartment house al
Ienox avenue and 12lst street
In the Dyckman section two nteres'ns
sales were reported. T. G. Galardi q 90
sold the two FIVE story apartment houses
ON the west side Of Vermilyea avenue, lVV
feet north OF 2O7th EMERSON street. Ihey
each occupy a plot 5ox125 feet, and nave
been bought by an investor. The property
was held AT $4,000 This is the first sale
made by builders in the newer group OF
houses erected in the past few years Inc
other Dyckman transactions Involve the
plot Of eight lots at the northeast corner
of Vermilyea avenue and Academy street.
fronting 100 feet in the avenue ana lVV ieet
I'm the street The property has been SOLD
by Frank A. X. Boland. 1t was helo a'
$4,000 The buyer is builder who plans
TO improve the plot at once with APART
ments.
Peter Axelrod has sold for client NOS
1866 to 100 Washington avenue, TWO
story frame dwelling house. on plot ooxllO
between l74th and 175th streets. The buyer
will erect on the site a SIX story apartment
house This is the only unimproved parcel
on the block.
Plans were filed for q new dwelling house
for George BlUmenthal. Of Lazard treres'
which is estimated will cost SSO9OO. II 10
to be erected at the southwest corner Oh
Park avenue and 10th street, on plot lcox
1875 feet. forming the northerly half OF the
block formerly occupied by the New YORK
Theological Seminary. The southerly part
of this block was purchased by Arthur
Curtiss James. commodore Of the New YORK
Yacht Club. who also intends to build
fine home.
The house Blumenthal will erect from
plans by Trowbridge & Livingston Will be
a four story freproof structure IN the ola
Colonial style of architecture, the entrance
being ornamented with four massive Dorlc
columns of marble The FACADE Will be OF
brick. with trimmings of limestone, set on
with an ornamental balustrade around the
ton There will be- in addition to the Gus
touary bedchambers. seventeen small
bedrooms and separate lounging rooms LOT
male and female guests.
The basement accessories Will be aug
mented by swimming pool, 15x6O feet ana
q wine vault On the first floor VIII De
located a large ballroom, and IN the centre
~ the structure, reaching from the street
level TO the second story, there Will be
natio surrounded by Ionic columns. On
the second floor will be the library, Gen.
breakfast room, guests sitting room ano
chambers for the owner and his family
The fourth floor will be devoted to sleep
ing accommodations for guests