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

Of the Lotos Club II has a frontage Of 80
feet and a depth Of 100 feet and is on the
westerly side Of the avenue. adjoining the
southwest corner of 10Th street. II was
sold by the Lotos Club in March, 1910, for
about $4,000 to syndicate in which were
the Reliance Realty Company, Heilner &
Wolf and Daniel B. Freedman. The prop
erty was quickly resold to Knoedler & CO.
for about $4,000
Another big transaction in the avenue
this year was the purchase by Franklin
Simon q Co. OF the building they occupy.
No. 4l4 Fifth avenue. This site adjoins the
Brick Presbyterian Church at the north
west corner of 37th street. The same con-
Germ also bought from the Johnston estate
No 4l6 Fifth avenue, an old four story
building with a frontage of a little over %
feet and a depth of about l33 feet. with a
stable occupying the rear part of the plot.
II also bought from the Ellerton P. Whit
ney estate. of Boston, Nos. and West
3Sth street S7x9S feet This transaction
was negotiated by Frank Lord, of Daniel
Birdsall & Co.
The easterly % feet OF the 18th street plot
is improved with an old building and the
western part p feet in width. has been
used as right Of way TO the stable.
Buying in Str Street.
There were some big sales Of 57th street
properties some months ago.
John y Golding Horace 5. Ely Co.
and Moore & Wyckoff were the brokers In
some Of the principal investments made
there. Mr. GoIding sold for Edgar l.
Marston. Of the firm of Blair q Co, the
four story dwelling house No % East 9th
street TO Newbold T. Lawrence and others
who had previously bought the northwest
corner of 9th street and Madison avenue,
which was TO have been used by Howard
& Co. The corner parcel and street lot
form a plot fronting 1905 feet on the ave
nue. and 40 feet in the street. The proper
ties were bought for improvement.
Mr.. Golding also sold for John W. Cox
10 George Keiser No. "a East 9th street.
four story dwelling house. on lot B.6xl0
feet adjoining the southwest corner Of
Madison avenue Henry D. Winans & May
sold for William CT. Loew the four story
dwelling house No % West 57th street. on
a lot 25xlO05 feet This house is to be
altered for business purposes.
Moore &. Wyckoff sold for the estate Of
Gibson Putzel No. 10 East 57th street. a
four story and basement dwelling house, on
a lot 1sx1o0.5 feet.
Horace s. Ely & Co. sold the four story
dwelling house No. IS East 57th street. on
lot 19x1OO5 feet. for Edmund L. Baylies
as executor of the estate OF William H.
Phillips for $4,000. The property might
be rented 1t was said at the time of the
purchase. for business or residential use.
Hotel in Trade.
In one of the largest trades made this
wear figured the old Victoria Hotel at 9th
street and Broadway. and the Chatsworth
apartment house. in list street, opposite
Riverside Drive. and the eight story apart
ment house No. 342 West 72d street. The
value OF the properties is considerably
more than 100000. The apartment par
cells were owned by the Johnson-Kahn
Company and the hotel by the Paran Ste
vens estate.
AT the Pinkney estate sale. held at the
Vesey street rooms on May ID, Samuel II.
Stone and Heilner & Wolf bought No. COS
Fifth avenue, a four story dwelling house,
on a lot 25xlO0 feet, Just south Of 49th street
for $4,000. They lately resold that prop
erty 10 the Peerless Investing Company.
According TO a report, the new sale price
was about $4,000. The company will i'm
prove the premises with a twelve story
store and Office building.
A transaction involving about H,WO'VO
recently reported was the sale by Douglas
Robinson. Charles S. Brown 81 Co. for Rob
ert z. Bowling Of the vacant plot at the
northeast corner Of sd street and Fifth
avenue, with a frontage Of 20 feet on the
avenue and us feet in the street.
With this sale certain restrictions pro-
hibiting the use of the premises for other
than private dwelling house purposes were
cancelled. The property was bought several
wears ago by the Vanderbilts and William
d Sloane for the purpose Of protecting the
residential character Of the neighborhood.
The site will be improved with an eight
story commercial building. for which
tenant has already been found for term
OF eiahty-four years. Mr.. Bowling also sold
his other holdings in that block to an IN
weston.
John y. Golding also recently SOLD Tor
Frederick Klingman No. 5iS Fifth avenue.
a five story business building, on iot
25x1O0 feet, adjoining the northwest corner
OF 18th street, to a client. In March. 1877,
l. IN.