New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
,,,,. ,,ase. and sales were features

Nidtov, leases and sales were FEATURES
.. ,ho 80, estate market Yesterday
| ,oaao Involving about sl.1OO.OoO was
,.ooo,,o,oa b,, Mark Rafalsky & co. The
brolarsg. house rented for the harwell
! Realty Company the ground MOOT anu AIS"
| the basement. first and second nooTS ol
the fourteen story building at the hor'h-
west corner Of 43d street and flith ave-
me to '.AIaison Maurice a ne" corporh-
| ton organized TO deal in high grahe mil
Iinerv and ladies' apparel
Tho Iessees have commissioned Hearts
| &. Talent % prepare plans for the conVer-
! sion Of the premises into one OF the hnest
shops on Fifth avenue. fashioned after
rroncb salon. The alterations. including
nrivote elevator from the basement to
tho second floor. are estimated 10 cost
about $4,000.
Tho UarwelI Realty Company obtained
the building on a forty-twO-year lease last
February through Mark Eafalsky & Co
from, the Camolin Realty Company. which
COMPLETED the structure IN September and
subsequently sold f. TO Mr7. Angie NJ
Booth
few interesting sales 81 property I'm
tho PENNSYLVANIA section were reported yes
terdav. The Twenty-ifth Street Construction
Company purchased from the Acme Mort
gage Company the hathouscs Nos. l+1 and
1i5 West 18th street. on plot iSxiS9 feet,
between Sixth and Seventh avenues The
COMPANY intends 10 erect a twelve story
loft building on the site.
Another sale OF property In this street
was that negotiated ny William J. Roone
&, Co. The latter concern sold No. 10 West
2qth street FOR Harry @. Coss 10 Alexander
Kahn. The adjoining house No. Jos, was
sold I'm November BY the same brokers' for
Frank r. Scofeld to Edwin G.. Tweed.
il is understood that tho above buyers are
representatives Of Reinthal K Newman. OF
the House Of Art" the real purchasers.
and together with their No. l05 control a
plot Gix9S feet
The premises Nos. los and 10 West 18th
street were sold by the late John La Fargo
through tho same firm In April, 1854. TO
Richard and William Rogardus The prop
erty was owned by the Bogardus family
for nearly sixty years. The lots were pur-
chased at that time for about $1,000 cash.
snowber & Smith sold for the Mack es-
tate No. 22S West Sod street. three story
dwelling house on lot l6.SXlG.2 feet. The
house adjoins the southeast corner OF
Broadway. which is owned by Henry d,
Chaplin.
The transaction for the Melrose apart
ments. at Central Park West and lOSh
street. reported on Saturday. also involved
the following properties. which were given
in exchange by the Brown Realty Com
panv 10 the Brewer estate: No. 2l0 west
l4Sth street. a five story fat house on
plot 37.5x9911 feet. near Seventh avenue;
3@7 lots on Vreeland avenue. between
Seventeenth and Twentieth avenues. Pat
erson. y. j.: No. 10 Rumsey Road three
story dwelling house on plot 5cXr25 feet
IN tho Park Hin section of Yonkers. and
also a fat house at Clftside, on the Pali-
sades George VI Ehrgott and the Colum-
blan Board Of Brokers negotiated the
transaction.
The applicatlor Of the Union Settlement
Association for leave to trade property
With the Uptown Talmud Torah Associa-
tion was granted yesterday by Supreme
Court Justice Page. The Union Settlement
Association, Of which Francis Brown is
president and Gaylord s. White secretary.
has for It's object tho establishment Of
settlements In the crowded sections Of the
city II IS managed by board Of twenty
seven directors. The Uptown Talmud AS
ISOLATION is n Jewish organization with
the object Of helping members Of their re-
Iig1On
According 10 the papers in the case,
these two organizations have entered into
an agreement 70 exchange property. The
Union Settlement agrees TO convey 10 the
Uptown Talmud Torah Association the
property at 30 226 East lO5th street in
exchange for No. 227 East Io4th street,
with the exception that the Jewish organ
ization agrees to repay the Union Settle
ment Association 800. which has been ex-
pended in ftting Up the building for use
by the Settlement
The exchange came about when tho
Union settlement started TO establish
settlement next door to the activities Of
the Jewish organization, at Nos. 25S and 2D
East Io5th street
Plans have been filed for making over
the two story brick stable az No. li9 East
2ad street into a moving picture show and
office at q cost Of $4,000 for tho Alwold
Realty COMPANY GronenberS & Leuchtag