New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-23

Another large business building IL u w
erected in Greenwich village as an ou'
come Of sale made yesterday. Ihe prop
erty sold is at the southwest corner VI
Washington and GARRISON streets Pio'
containing 1850 square feet and known "s
Nos 57s $50 and $50 Washington street anu
Nos 81 and 81 Clarkson street. Inc Pio',
which, it is announced, VIII be inproNe'
with.a hreproof structure, was SOLO ny
Kantrowitz & Esberg. William H. Nhtine
& co. were the brokers i'm the transactio'''
The A. e. s Construction Company 'sal'-
uel Gordon. president has sold Naieno'a
Court. A seven story elevator apartment
house at Nos 81 and 3l9 West &th street
on A plot So sX1Oo.S feet. The house 10
about midway between West End avenue
and Riverside Drive and was acquired oy
the \. & :. CONSTRUCTION Company last Apr"
in AN exchange With Henry J.. Gardner
who gave the house in part payment Tor
fine twelve story loft building at nos >
and 20 West 18th street, on a plot 5oN'H.s
feet. Mr.. Gardner became the owner I'll
Valencia Court in 1eoS acquiring u "o,"
the North River Improvement Company
which had secured 1T earlier in th't S'di
from, the Valencia Realty Company.
Plans have been filed by the Fire DePdlC
ment for the construction of a three s'o,S
double truck house 45iX'o Ieet' OF ''s
southeast corner of Lexington avenue anu
50th street. at cost Of &S,sco' lILite
story double engine and truck mousse VINO
feet on the north side of lslst street w
feet east Of Audubon avenue TO cost Sao0oV'
three story truck house for Truck No ~
on the north side of Fulton street, $50 teet
west of Church street, S.4X6ro ieet' dV q
cost Of S3i5o0. and three story engine anu
truck house on the south side OF Ill, ~
street 90 feet west Of Second avenue o'fN
feet. costing $50 zoo Hoppin q hoeh are
the architects.
Plans have also been filed for clrculdr
brick fire wall to surround the oil tdhh a.
the northeast corner of Madison avenue
and 18th street II will be II feet hlsh
and 90 feet in diameter, and IS esuillaIeu
,o cost 500 The Pure oil Company Is the
lessee. the property being owned oy D.
Sergeant Cram.
Edward Ned Hanlon, one Of the Oldest
managers of professional baseball CLUBS III
this country. has invested about hsf
million dollars in two large apartment
house properties on the upper West side OF
Manhattan. the sale OF which was re-
ported recently. Hanlon has purchased tne
AIauretania and the Lusitania, six story
structures each occupying plot h'Alo'
feet. at No. lo2 to 400 West lSth street
from Emanuel and Samuel krule"ltch'
who bought the lots in 1851 and erected tle
buildings from plans BY Neville n basse'
They are now fully tenanted.
The purchase of the property was mace
for Uanlon by his sister. Mrs. ;. HehdI'C As'
Of Norwich, Conn, and IN part pawn H7
gave a block of twenty-five lots IN boloueh
Park, Brooklyn, bounded by Fort IiaIiiii'oI'
a,.or,,e Tenth avenue. 5lst and sd streets.
The price agreed upon for both properties
AGGREGATES $4,000. the transaction haNlhs
been negotiated by Abraham Goodman AS
semblyman from the 26th District Manhat-
tan contracts for the exchange were
signed yesterday, and titles will be trans
ferred on October l.