New-York tribune., 1912-01-30

The home Of the late Francis 5. Kinney
a five story and basement structure, occu-
pying d plot j0xlO05 feet. at No. IL west
5ith street. was sold yesterday by Mooyer
& Marston for the Kinney estate. II Is one
of the three large dwellings on the olocK'
and is of steel construction. and has oeeh
held at $4,000 1t is a few doors west
OF the home Of John d. Rockefeller. jr ana
opposite the home OF John -. Rochetei-
lcr, sr.
Pease e. Gilman have sold for arthur
+. Marling, Robert Thorne and George
Leask, rs trustees for William II. II. Mar
tin. Nos. q, % and 81 East ed street, two
five story American basement dwellings,
on a plot 446xlOO feet. which have been
held at $4,000. The property Is lee'
east of Madison avenue. 1t adjoins the Rel
Ter School property, which was soln Io'
Lorillard Spencer TO Cleveland II. Dodge oy
Pease e. Gilman recently. The properly
sold by Mr. Martin. tOgeth,- with the hotcl
Martinique, at Broadway, va anu %"
streets. and several other valuable hold-
ines of Mr.. Martin. were recently trans
fcrred by him to Alfred Il. Marling, Robert
Thornc and George Lcask, as trustees
Another, interesting sale negotiated by
Pease & Gilman was that OF the four Story
and basement dwelling No. ia West 'ith
street on a lot l9xl022 feet The property
was sold for John J. Adam TO y. Taylor
Phillip.
The Gingold Realty .ompany has sofa
the Onondaga. new six story elevator
apartment house, at the southeast corner VI
Riverside Drive and, l52d street, to FORMER
BuIding Suporintendcnt Brady. The house
occupies a plot fronting lOi feet on the
Drive and liO feet on the street aud rs
from plans by John lIauscr. Tho property
has been held at S4500Oo.
Leonard Vein has bought from Marie IT,
Dage No. l2l East nth street i've story
fathouse on lot 25xlo2.2 feet The property
had not changed hands for seventeen years
William VOLTS Son was the broker III ''''
transaction The house is located ~ 1eet
west Of the, corner OF Lexington avenue
where there IS to he a subway station II
,s directly opposite the German Hospital
which occupies the block front on the south
side Of 18th street. between Lexington ana
Park avenues.
Papers in a transaction involving S.5o"'
we're signed on Saturday between Klein q
Jackson and the silk importing commission
houses of l.. +. Dommerich & co. and
Pierels Buhler g. Co, whereby the block
front on the west side Of Fourth avenue
from Goth to 2lst street IS to be immediate
~ improved with two structures FOR the
occupancy OF the above firms.
Plans for the structures are now helhS
prepared by Rouse & GodNone, and thcir
completion will modernize the whole west
side Of the avenue from 18th to 2}d street
with the exception Of a group Of small
buildings adjoining tho Bank for SAVINGS
at the southwest corner Of 2ad street.
Douglas J.. Gilman figures as broker IN
another pending lease in this section TO
Fleitman & Co, importers, now at 40. isi
TO 40 Broomc street. The lease Is for the
lower part Of the now structure TO be built
by the Hess Building Company, at the
southwest corner of Fourth avenue and
9th street, on q plot 9S9x2"o feet which Is
to be- a twenty story building, from plans
BY Neville & Bagse.
Plans have been filed for building an
opeu air schoolroom on the roof at the
rear portion Of the south wing Of tho main
building Of tho Hebrew Orphan Asylum Oh
the west side Of Amsterdam avenue. from
iS6th TO i3sth street, at a cost of Sp.