New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-28

r.. nropertv al No oo6 Fifth avenue
,,tb frontage at No. ll96 Broadway.
owned bv the, estate OF Theodore 8 H'dI''
,as been sold Il was learned yesterday
The rronertv involved in the transaction Is
held al 10000 II comprises a four stol
ard basement building with q frontage VI
. feet In Fifth avenue and similar
frontage in Broadway. The care Mar'l"
rrone-tv purchased n few weeks ago ny
George T. johnson, jr., and associates oo-
cun,es the north end OF the block.
The property AT No 10 East 12d street
a., the southeast corner of 72d street
four story and basement building on Ict
,.x474A feet was sold for Try. r. F. curtis
yesterdsy. The premises will he altered
for business purposes. Another prominent
corner in Lexington avenue IN the "rano
Central zone changed ownership James
Kvle G Sons sold the northeast corner OF
Lexington avenue and 46th street for the
Lillian Realty Company The plot Is l9
feet IN Lexington avenue and 10 feet on
18th street, which is covered by six story
elevator apartment house.
Several other apartment houses figured
IN the trading yesterday. The Haro'd
Court. a six story elevator structure at the
3NUthWeSt corner tI 81 ANA'iiN'"'
and IsSd street. was reported "a having
been sold by Janpole & Werner. " WAS
erected in 1909 by the sellers from plans by
George Y. Pelham. II has frontage Oh
.o4.11 feet in 81. Nicholas avenue and 80
feet IN 1s3d street. The site was acauireu
from Josephine y. Birney.
Warren & Skillin sold for Martha w.
We'll 10 an investor the six story apart
nnent house with stores No. 1915 Amster-
dam avenue. on plot AXIS feet. Inc
northwest corner Of 166th street. adjoining
was sold 10 Jacob Rupert last August
Both buildings were built by the Auduooh
Construction Company
Edward w Browning and Porter 4 co.
,old the apartment houses Nos. ~ ~ ~
ana 81 East 1l6th street four five story
structures with store. on plot @NlVo IL
feet, 10 Randall Hoyt Stern.
THE University apartment hotel Al Nos.
~ and los West 47th street an eight story
structure. on a. plot 44xi31 feet, has been
leased for twenty-one years 10 Walter D.
esIornon The property Is owned by
Charles r. Hoffman and another. and Is on
IN. south side Of 47th street Just west or
eixth avenue The annual rental under the
Lease IS Sll.JOo.
DR.. Justin Herold. trustee Of the Heroic
estate. has filed plans for extensive altera-
Sons 10 the plot No 69O 30 69i Third ave-
nue., between 42d and 44th streets, in an
ticipstjon of the boom expected in that
neighborhood on the completion Of the new
Grand Central Station.
Plans have been filed for the construction
Of a three story office building on the east
side Of Dutch street. $50 feet north OF John
street 1t will have a frontage of 414 feet
and a depth Of S04 feet. The Ministers.
Elders and Deacons Of the Reformed Prot
estant Dutch Church OF the City Of New
York ia the owner Of the land, which has
been leased TO the -Four and Zen Dutch
Street Company, who are erecting the
building William s Purdy, the architect,
has estimated the cost at sT1,o0N.
Plans have also been filed for building
four story theatre on the southwest corner
OF Avenue and 5th street by the Matoma
Amusement Company. OF which Marcus
I.ocw il president. II will he z freproof
structure. having Turkish bath in the
be sement stage As feet wide and seat
ing capacity of about 100, and will he
known as the Avenue 3 Theatre. Thomas
W. Lamb, the architect has estimated the
cost al 10000