New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07

Little JlSulIlE III inc Iedi eotdl. mo- ~
was reported yesterday. 1t was said that
the Lesca Realty Company has practically
closed negotiations for the resale Of the
property at Nos lS5 and 13. West 2ftii
street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues
two five story buildings. on plot 5Oxss9 feet
The prospective buyer is a client OF Ken
dali & Herzog, attorneys. and will improve
the site with a loft building. The sellers
who bought the property last October, took
title last week.
4 new business building in the Fffth ave
nue. section Will result frcm the arrange
ment of a long term lease by Clark T.
Chambers for A. c. Polifeme. The later
has leased the converted private dwelling
house at No. East 4Sth street, which he
occupies for women's tailoring establish
ment. 10 the John Ruszits Fur Company
now at No SO East 18th street.
BY tho terms of the lease the owner Is to
erect new building, which will be at least
five stories in height. covering lot 2ixl"l5
feet, dlagonslly opposite the Goelet home
at the southeast corner Of Fifth avenue and
isth street.
Albert r. Ashforth has leased for Web
ster 3. Mabie & Co the first loft at No. go
tailor. for q term OF years.
Ennis x Sinnott have resold, through
Fred b. Wilson, No. 100 East 18th street.
Eve story single hathouse, on lot NXl"
feet, adjoining the northeast corner OF Park
avenue The buyer. Cornelius Poillon, Will
alter the building similarly 30 No IL, ad-
Joining. which he also owns.
Two inches of real estate on Fifth avenue.
comprising strip 100 feet in depth in the
centre Of the block between 105th and lebtn
streets, was SOLD in the exchange yesterday
for 500 TO r. Shaw. an attorney. The pres
ence Of the strip is due 70 an error IN
deed made az the time OF the sale OF the
property by Z. a. Hammond prior TO his
death, and was ordered sold by the trustee
The United States Trust Company 10 clear
the title Of the present owner. the New
YORK Real Estate Security Company, which
acquired the block recently from Thomas b.
Hidden, who IS president OF the new cor
poration.
The valuable Sixth avenue belongings OF
the estate OF Edward l. King will be sold
at the Real Estate Exchange salesrcom
tomorrow.
The Sixth avenue properties are IN
usually well located for purposes Of in
vestment. speculation or occupancy. No. 75S
Sixth avenue. at the southwest corner OF
AID street Is diagonally opposite the Hip
pocrome, in one of the busiest sections OK
upper Sixth avenue. This is a four story
brick building on plot 2l.Sx60.9 feet. Close
TO the PENNSYLVANIA station and opposite
the Gimbcl store is No. l33 West G3d street,
a two story brick stable, on lot lS.4xSS.91
49.5x1OS.6 feet. No. sos Sixth avenue is
four story brick store, between 3Oth and
31st streets, on lot 1880 feet. The large
frontage Of Nos. 49,, 1911 and 4S9 Sixth
avenue. almost 90 feet. gives this parcel far
more than ordinary value. The properties
are between 18th and 9Th streets.
A valuable plot. with large frontage on
Eighth avenue, st. Nicholas avenue and
l22d street, s also TO be sold. This prop
erty. on which there is a one story build
Ing, measures 100 l1x9o 5xlls. 4xGS.6 feet
AT the annual meeting Of the Real Estate
Exchange CT Long Island. at No. 1853 Fifth |
avenue. the following officers were elected:
President. John ". Paris: vice-presdents, |
Lewis n. Pounds. II. Stewart Mcknight
and Milton L'Ecluse: treasurer, =. Naujer
Mclaughlin: secretary. Burton Thompson, |
and secretary In charge. James r. Wilkin- |
SOB. This years dinner OF the association
viii be held at the Hotel Aston on March 8. |