New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-09

big apartment house in the DycKfna'
section, which figured In A5o"" trau'
Yesterday. furnished the chief Item oi n'
terest In the real estate market INC
structure sold is the Sutherland. at the
northeast corner of Riverside Drive and
15sth street. and the transaction was heeo
tiated by Arnold. Byrne Baunann a"'
Van Norden & Wilson.
The house is nine stories in height OF
plot 75xll5 feet. and was sold by brown
Brothers to the Dyckman Estates Conpah!
bradley Martin jr.. presdenp. The mouse
is known as the Sutherland. and is wl''iii
80 feet OF Broadway. being separated 'io"'
the grounds OF the Church of the lnterces-
sion by a ifty-foot five story hathouse'
The building was completed less than
wear ago. and is now fully rented.
In part payment for the Sutherland MT
Martins company gives to Brown bro'hers
the plot l3ox2J0 feet. at the southwest cor
ner OF Nagle avenue and Arden street. the
longer dimension I'm the street on TINS
plot the new owners are planning 10 erect
three apartment houses.
Through the same brokers Mr.. Martin re-
Gently closed similar trade by when ne
acquired from Charles Hensle the Nes'
Point Apartment House. at the southeast
corner 81 Riverside Drive and l35th street
giving in part payment fourteen lots look
go feet at the northwest corner OF Magic
avenue and Arden street, opposite the plot
which he has just disposed OF 10 Brown
Brothers. With these two large plots In the
hands Of builders, IL is expected that the
= ~ Noel q Gfrolt
station will soon witness number OF I'M
provement projects similar to those when
have brought great changes In the appear
ance of the 207th street section within the
last few months.
Plans have been filed for FIVE story
rectory for the St. Jean Baptiste Roman
Catholic Church on the south size oi
18th street 1854 feet east of Lexington
avenue. at cost Of 5000 II Will he a
very plain edifce Of brick, with limestone
and terra Gotta trimmings. freproof, and
eauipped with an elevator. y. Serracino is
the architect.
II was reported Yesterday that trans
action has been completed by William
Lembere & Co for the Shenandoah and
Chesapeake apartment houses. covering the
entlre DlocK front OH lut thS' '''N - -
dubon avenue. between 172d street and 1870
streets. and two other elevator apartment
houses In Mr.. Lemberg's absence NOBODY
al the office OF T.emberg 4 co. would dis
cuss the transaction Yesterday. The
Shenandoah and Chesapeake are owned
by the Colonial Holding Company and re-
Gently figured In a trade which also in
volved the Riverside Mansions. at the nortf
corner of Riverside Drive and ll3th street
Plans have been filed for adding three
the Bernncimer Il Schwartz Pilsener Brew
ing Company. thereby making ii FIVE
story structure at a cost of $4,000. LOUIS
Oberlier is the architect
Plans have been filed for the construction
of seven story stock house on tho nortl
side Of 50th street. 40 feet east OF ParF
avenue. for the f. & NJ Schaefer Brew
ing Company at a cost OF $4,000. II vii
have a frontage of ~ feet and depth ol
1905 feet a G. Koenig is the architect.
Deeds Of conveyance have been executed
for the transfer of the property, lONl0 rect
at the southeast corner of Madison avenue
and oath street. 10 the Thomas Adds En-
met Realty Company. OF which Dr.. Thoma:
A Emmett founder Of the Women's Hos
pital Is president Thomas A. Emmett Jr.
and DR. John Duncan Emmett directors
Dr. Emmett who is eightyfour years OF
age. has formed the holding company fol
the purpose of improving the site with q
twelve story store and loft building one
Of the old dwellings OF the site was pur'
chased by DR. Emmett about twenty-five
wears ago for Sl6.0O