New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-26

Charles r. Noyes Company, in conJunc-
ton with tho Douglas Robinson, Charles 3.
Brown Company, sold for Estelle L. Red
mond and Garcia l. de Laugfer-Villars
Nos. 70. "a and rs Walker street, at the
northwest corner Cortlandt Alley, hVe
story and basement building covering
plot 75xS0 feet and assessed at Sloo,Voo
The property is under lease to calhoun,
Robbins g. Co. subject to net rental
This tenant also occupies adjoining build
ings Nos 4OS and 40 Broadway. extend
ing through the block. This sale 10 the
transfer OF practically one-half OF the
block front on Walker street from Broad
way 10 Cortlandt Alley. The Noyes Com
pany has been exceptionally active IN THIS
district and is the agent for No. AZ Broad
way. in the same block. Other nearby
Broadway properties that the company mas
sold are No s2s to $50 Broadway and NO
"a to es Worth street and No. 5& Pearl
street, No 312 Broadway, No. 40 Broad
way and No 6T Broadway. Mr.. Noyes
states that the purchaser Of the No ~ to
70 Walkcr street property is Connecticut
investor represented by White q Case
The new twelve story apartment house
known as No. l57 West 18th street.. has
been sold by the Laurel CONSTRUCTION
Company, Adolph HIrschfeld. president
The structure occupies plot e3xlozs Feet
between Columbus and Amsterdam ave-
nues. and was erected by the selling COM
pany last year. Architects were Schwartz
& Gross The purchaser IL william NJ.
q. IItttH
who gave in part payment his estate AT
Crawford, y. j., which consists OF
large dwelling house and about FIVE acres
of land. Mr.. Sperry will continue to &C.
cupy the place as he has taken BACK
hye-year lease from the new owner IN
the transaction. which was negotiated oy
II. T. Quincy, the Manhattan property
figured at $4,000, and the New jersey
place at 10000.
The Carnegie Construction Company
Charles Newmark, presideno. has SOLO
the new nine story apartment house.
known as Amesoury Hall. at No. $40 West
18th street, on plot 6Gxlp feet, lib rect
west OF Broadway. The property had
been held at s22S,ooo The buyer Is an IN
weston.
MiIbank Sells Former Home.
Albert J. Milbank has sold his former
home. No. a. West 3Sth street, -FOUR
story dwelling house on lot 2lxess feet
midway between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
Mr. Milbank yesterday confirmed the re-
mort of the sale, but declined to give any
further particulars.
Another apartment house IL planned for
St Nicholas avenue and ls9th street, the
northwest corner. comprising plot lcox
100 feet. having been sold yesterday by
George V. McNaIly for Gertie A. German,
10 clients. who will make the improve
ment. A few days ago the same interests
sold the opposite corner to the Middleton
Realty Company. which will erect SINH
lar structure.
other sales announced yesterday fol-
low:
lad sTRFET-Morris Moore has sold for
Herbert Martin To investor the hNe story
double dathouse. No. 1913 West 1880 street on
eGTH STREBT-stephen II. Jackson has re
sold through Pepe * Bro. NO. 2tb west
Goth street, four story teneinent mouse; Oh
lot 25XlOO5 feet, to OPERATOR hL; jackson 1i
bought the parcel last month rom deO's' w
EASTCHEsTER RoAD-FHnst Calm have
sold 10 Samuel PeaTiman the plot AT the south-
east corner OF Eastchester Road and PauldlnB
avenue 531lOlN irregular. The purchaser
gives in part payment the two and one-halt
story frame dwelling houEe, No. y wheeler
street. Monticello, sullivan County. on plot iox
200 feet.