New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-19

beth T. Wrav TO a client Nos. 1863, Ill, lt5
and l75 Hudson street, between Laight
and Vcstry streets. two seven story ana
loft buildings. on plot s2.5XlVo
feet This property has not changed
hands I'm over sixty years. The buyer
vii 7enovatc the buildings and viii holo
tacm as an investment.
smith & Phelps nave sold for cash 10
the Sheffield Farms. slawson Decker
Company a plot Of eight lots, situate al
thc southwest conner Of l66th street ana
Webster avenue. The plot has front
age OF 200 feet Oh Webster avenue. me
Sheffield Farms, Slawson Decker Com
pany IS to erect one of the largest SAM
tary milk plants in the world on the
plots The company has Just completeu
It's second plant for the Harlem uVisio"'
Rupert Buyer Of Building,
Tie Charles T. Noyes Company an
nounces additional information regarding
the sale of the Madison Square Duilulhs
10y the Kroywen Realty Company Henry
Corn. president The purchaser is JACOB
Rupert and In part payment the company
accepted the Central Opera House prop
crty. seven story auditorium bulloins
covering a plot 225x10O feet, on the north
side Of 9th street, east Of Third avenue
The opera house property was acquired
by Jacob Rupert in 1898, under lore
closure for S732, 254 and cost over million
dollars 10 erect. II contains two auol-
forums. with a combined seating capacity
of $500 and a third auditorium, which
can be used i'm conjunction with one OF
the finest banquet halls in New YORK. A
uart of the property is used successluly
by a moving picture proposition Dinner
halls. private bathrooms, club rooms,
lodge rooms. bowling alleys, cafes ROOT
garden and other features are emOouieu
in the proposition.
The company took The property In en-
change on a cash basis Of S6JOVJo' ana
il is understood that negotiations are
pending and will probably be concluded
for the leasing Of the entire properly 10
a prominent amusement man.
The Madison Square building, the sale
OF which was announced In sunday
Tribune is a twenty story office building
in Goth street, between Madison and F1ith |
avenues and facing Madison Square, This
building rents for about $4,000 year i
and is valued at about $4,000. 1t is |
held by Mr. Rupert as a permanent IN
vestment The transaction just negotiated |
aggregates over 100000. The Noyes
company has charge of the negotiations I
IN the matter Of leasing for Mr.. Corn the |
opera house property. The value OF this |
is probably largely increased by |
reason of the Grand Central improve
ments and the construction Of the Lex
ington avenue subway, which will have |
station at 9th street.
There has just been organized the
West Fortieth Street Corporation, with |
John c. McInerney, William p. Hadley |
and Frederick NJ. Landers as moor
The properties at Nos. 6, and !
10 West 10th street three five story build |
ings, on a plot 626x9&9 feet, are now |
owned, according to the records, by Cert |
rude B. Miller. The properties are on the
south side Of 10Th street, 1916 feet west |
of Fifth avenue, and opposite the Public |
Library.
Other sales announced yesterday follow:
Manhattan.
yERNuYEA AVENUE-The Columbia |
Knickerbocker Trust Company, as trustee for
the Allen Construction Company, has solo the |
five story new law apartment house, on plot |
6Oxi5O feet on the east side Of Vermyea ave |
nue., 200 feet north Of 207th street. TO an In
weston. Ii WAS a cash transaction. The house
Is the northerly one Of a row Of three recently
by the Allen Company at that point
and all are fully tensnted. The company pur-
chased the site in March, 1911, from Maria w
Barton, and erected the houses from plans by
Robert u. la Nelle.
i52D sTREET-The Plainheld Land and
Building Company "a. ID. Thompson, presi-
deutD, has sold Nos. SIS and 500 West 1920
street. five story new law house, on plot
~ .sx99ll feet between Amsterdam avenue
and Broadway. This sale disposes OF the last
OF the company's holdings In Manhattan.
NERMILYEA ANENCE-T. G.. Galardi &
Co. have sold the southeast corner of Vermil-
yea avenue and Academy street, five story nat
two houses recently erected by the sellers at
that point. The purchaser, Charles J. Eder
gave in part payment lot. SOUl5O feet on
man and Academy streets
18TH STREET-Anold, Byrne & Baumann
have sold for Edwsrd b Corey to a client for
located 1875 feet west OF Broadway. six
story elevator apartment house, on a plot Cox
100 feet The structure is fully rented. Mr.
Corey purchased this and the adjoining house
some time ago from Lee e. Fleschmsn and
this sale dlsposes of the two. The considera-
tion about Si35, 900.
purchaser Of the plot. 1O8 7xI3O iox Irregular,
at the southwest corner OF Broadway and 21Sth
street, sold recently by the Charles Weis.
becker estate through the J, Romaine Brown
COMPANY.
The Bronx.
FORT WASHINGTON AVENUE-The Sara
nae Construction Company MAX Liebes- |
kind. PRESIDENT. has purchased from Meyer
solomon the plot on the northeast cor
ner Of Fort Washington avenue and i89th |
street. 10lXI01xf25x1OO feet, comprising about |
four and one-half lots. The new owner will !
improve the site Immediately with six story |
elevator apartment house.
BRYANT AVENUE-Smith 4 Phelps have |
sold for cash for Lillian Williams a plot 5ON |
1913 feet, with three three story buildings
thereon, at the southwest corner OF 1TSth |
street and Bryant avenue.
PASSWORD AVENUE-Tho d. r. jackson |
Company has bought from the Martin Tully
Construction Company the northeast corner OF
Bassford avenue and 1S4th street. a Ave story
new law house or q plot 55xlO0 feet. In part |
Z ayment the d. ". Jackson Company gave a
plot Anthony avenue, extending through TO
Garter avenue 104 feet south OF 174th street |
fronting 20 feet each avenue. The Tully |
company will improve the property with five
story apartment houses. A. j. Madden and
j. Altman we're the brokers in the transaction. |
T6NE nUCD DIE lEkcE