New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-15

marked Dy several important tfdHSuCliohS'
NJ & l.. Hess and r. Colgate & co. sold
for the Realty Holding Company the seven
story and basement modern iircproof ONCE
building Nos. 90 and 80 East 10Th street
between Broadway and Fourth avenue. on
a plot iCx92 feet. The buyer purchases TOT
investment. and gives in part payment the
property No. 100 East Dist street. four
story private dwelling house. on lot IN
$50 feet The amount involved Is 5000"
Apartment house trading again figured in
the market yesterday. The Riverside VIA
duct Realty Company. Joseph Newmark,
president, sold the new eight story elevator
structure known as Amele Hall, on plot
S3.4xl00.ll feet, at No. $50 West nlth street
The house adjoins the Kennedy restaurant
building at the southeast corner OF Broad
way, and was completed by the sellers
about year ago. The buyer is the newly
formed New Amsterdam Holding Company
Franklin NJ. Haines. president. which gave
I In part payment the Haines home. with
about two acres Of ground, situated on
Philipse Place, North Yonkers. The two
similar adjoining houses in 1llth street.
known as the Charemagne and the Ro-
mano were purchased the early part or
the year by the Gray Realty and Develop
ment Company from Harry b. Davis.
a syndicate has been formed to purchase
a lOO-foot plot at No 8 to II West Goth
street. option on the property has been
obtained by George Neiman. The plans Of
the syndicate. in which are interested sew
eral jewery manufacturers. are well ad-
vanced, and in all probability the negotia-
tons will be concluded shortly and work
/
featuring and loft building for the jewelry
trade. Mr.. Nelman has practically con-
cluded the financial arrangements for the
construction of the building. plans Tor
which have been drawn by an architect OF
! this city.
Mrs. Dora Wheeler Keith has purchased
from the heirs of Richard Lawrence No. III
East 23d street, which. in conjunction with
her present holding, No. 1l5 East ed street.
gives her control of a plot 56Xn0 feet. On
this there will be erected a twelve story
and basement mercantile building. when
will be ready for occupancy on OCTOBER l.
| 1872 In connection with the transaction a
loan OF s265,coo at 5i2 per cent, having I'VE
years to run, has been placed with the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Inc
negotiations we're conducted by NJ. q II.
Hess and Keith & Abbott. attorneys Tor
Mrs Keith The property No. III East L5d
street has been held In the Lawrence fam-
| fly since 1852
The Post Avenue Construction Company
has bought from Bertha De Lanoy the plot
10oxloO feet, on the north side or 2Oith
street formerly Hawthorne street,, 100 rect
west of Sherman avenue. The buyer Is
completing row Of four five story flat
houses on Post avenue Just south OF 2O1th
street The Goth street plot will oe I'M
proved with apartment houses in the near
future.
Charles Hensle, who recently occurred the
plot OF fourteen lots at the northwest cor
ner OF Maggie avenue and Arden stI eet. In
an exchange with Bradley Martin has
completed arrangements for the improve
ment of large part OF the plot. On 'ae
immediate corner he will erect a SIX story
elevator apartment house, to occupy a
frontage of 100 feet in Maggie avenue ana
l25 feet in Arden street. Adjoining, IN Arden
street, he plans TO erect five five story
houses. each 2xl00 feet.
The sale Of the three story dwelling No.
2l39 Fifth avenue by the Boulevard Con-
struction Company. reported on THURSDAY
proves to be only part OF a mucn larger
transaction. The purchaser OF me NOISE
is William Goldstone, who owns the Id
Joining property, Nos. Pal and 2li' "fth
avenue and Nos. and East l3lst street.
at the southeast corner Of these thorough
fares. and also Nos. 2l3S and 2l8o FlIlh
avenue one house separating the TWO PAL
cells.
Mr.. Goldstone has now resold the seven
houses. each three stories high, 10 Selma
Alexander. The Fifth avenue dwellings are
on lots l6.6x75 feet, and the l3lst street
houses l76x99.1l feet Mr. Goldstore took
IN part payment the two six story new Jaw
houses, with store. Nos. N ana AL East
! lOOth street, each on plot 3loxlOD IL feet.
| Title to the latter parcels passed tins week.
| Mrs. Alexander has also bought from
| Sarah E. Lay the intervening house no
! 2l37 Fifth avenue, three story dwelling
on lot 166x75 feet With this purchase she
now controls plot fronting 9sll feet IN
| Fifth avenue and 10 feet in lSlst street
| Heller & Sussman were the brokers IN the
| transactions.
| Plans have been filed for the erection OF
| two six story model tenement houses by
| Henry Phipps on the south side or tfth
| street l25 feet east OF west Emo avenue
which will accommodate ninety-two ianh-
/ lies. The houses Will have frontage OF
| 200 feet and depth of 81 feet, and VIII be
known as Phipps Houses No. 3 The mann
feature will be the provision Of Flag
| ground for children In the basement o. the
buildings, which have been estimated 10
| cost $4,000 by the architectural department.
of the City and Suburban Homes company
which will supervise the construction