New-York tribune., 1912-01-27

The real estate market showed little ac-
tivity yesterday. Several small transac-
tions for Manhattan and The Bronx were
announced.
long lease was taken ny Edward Mar
golies Of the property No. II East 33d street
from William Waldorf Astor Mr.. Margo-
lies also controls under lease the adjoining
house. No. 10 East 33d street, Is we'll as
the old Wysong home at the southwest
corner Of Madison avenue and ath street,
bought by Mr.. Astor last year. Mr.. Astor
acquired title to No. II on Monday from
Anna Benjamin.
Amcs & Co leased for John Jacob Astor
TO the Terminal Realty Company NOS.
and West 33d street.
Davis & Robinson sold 10 John Burns
No. l25 East 18th street. three story. high
stoop. brownstone dwelling house on lot
is 9x1022 feet.
Mrs. Gustavia A. Senff, widow OF Charles
II. Senff the wealthy sugar man. Is the
buver of the dwelling house No. l6 East
18th street. reported sold in Thursdays
Tribune through Pease & Gilman for Mrs
Sidney Dillon Ripley daughter of the late
Henry H. Hyde. founder Of the Eduitaole
Life Assurance Society.
Mrs. Scnff has been forced 70 abandon
her old home. at the northwest corner or
Madison avenue and 41st street because or
the Increasing use Of private dwelling
houses for business purposes. Mrs. Senff
has commissioned Pease & Elllman to dis
pose of her former home. No. 900 Madison
avenue.
The senff Madison avenue house is pcr-
A. tio,, hd.
tween the Murray Hill restricted area and
42d street The exterior is attractive be-
cause Of its massive lines. the facade be-
ing Of brick and granite. with heavy
railing encirclinS tho structure. but the
more remarkable features are its interior
equipment.
The new playhouse nearing compilation at
No i5J to $50 West 4sth street has been
leased by Felix Isman 20 William A. Brady
for terms OF ten years. This theatre,
which is 10 be called the Edwin Booth. VIII
he the second OH this block under the man.
agement of Mr.. Brady.
At the annual meeting Of the New Jer-
sey-N New York Real Estate Exchange. held
in Jersey City recently. William A. Lam
bert Of Nutley. y. J.. was reelected presi-
dent and Philip l. Hover. Of Ridgowood.
~ j. secretary and treasurer for the en-
suing year The following were elected
governors: William 4. Lambert. Nutley.
y. j.: Philip l. Hover Ridgewood. y. J.:
w. J. Shearer. Elizabeth. y. J.: Charles
T. II. Johnson. Passaic. y. J.: L. F. Men
ago. Railway. n j.; Frank Stevens. Jer-
soy City: s. J. Holmes. Montcair, y. J.:
W. 7. Scott. Orange. y. j.: y. s. Goss.
Rutherford. y j.: Frank Hughes, Passaic'
y. j.. W. T. Brewer, Newark y. j; T.. r.
Holden. Westheld. y. j.. J. W. Doolittle,
Elmora. y J.: 4. 8. Corbin. Passaic. y. j:
Joseph T. Day. New York: George X.
Corsa. Bound Brook. y. J.: Stuard Hirsch-
man. New York: T. L. Brown. Nutley. y.
J.: T. 4. Gaddis. Jersey City. Y. n. Paulin.
Leonia. y J.. and r ". Walker, lIoboken.
The presidents report showed the OK
change to he in a prosperous condition.
The new booklet. JERSEY Facts" IT Was
announced. has boon extensively circu-
lated. and hundreds Of homeseekers hav"
avaiIed themselves Of the advantages of
the information bureau which vas cstab-
lished at the exchange headquarters. II
is Intended To continue tho work on SIN
more extensive scale the coming season.
Plans we're filed for making over the
two story. basement and attic private
dwelling houses al Nos. - and II Horatio
street into boarding houses for the Chrystie
Street House Inc. of which Charles WIS
ner is president Tho made over houses
will he used as one and will have gym
nasium kitchen and dining rooms In the
basement and reading room and offices
on the first floor. with bedrooms above.
Dodge e. Morrison. architects. have esu-
mated .he cost at $500.