New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-11

Plans have been fled by George and
Edward Blum for a twenty story Office
building, TO he erected by Judson 5. Todd,
president Of the Holland Holding Com
pany, at Nos. IS and 20 East 41st street.
The building VIII occupy a plot 5ox9SS
feet. The approximate cost OF construc-
ton is S45o,0co.
The building viii be of type similar to
that OF the one now I'm course Of con-
struction by The Johnson Brady syndicate
at the southwest corner OF Madison ave
nue. and 42d street. a long lease has been
obtained by Sir. Todd ii Is said as pro-
tective measure, OF the house owned by
Maude Adams Kiskadden, which sepa-
rates the proposed building from the
twelve story structure recently construct
ed and completed by the Colgates on the
adjoining southwest corner of Madison
avenue for the II. w. JohnsManyille
Company.
Gets Title to Loft.
Title was closed yesterday to the new
eight story freproof loft building at No.
as to 496 West 25th street, which was pur-
chased by the 81 Barclay Street Company,
of which George W. Loft is president,
from the McKeon Realty Company, the
builders. The premises are occupied by
the Rome Metallic Bed Company under a
long term lease. The buyer gives In part
payment the dwelling house at No. SO2
West 106th street and eight lots at the
corner Of Washington avenue and l8th
street. The brokers In the transaction
were the John p. Peel Company and John
II. Berry.
What little trading was reported yes
terday was confined chiefly 10 dwelling
houses.
Maud Brevoort Barclay has sold to Siris
& Mailman Nos. 31s and 31S Rivington
street, d six story tenement house, on plot
44xIO0x irregular, between Norfolk ana
Suffolk streets. This makes the eighth
parcel on the East Side disposed of by
Mrs. Barclay within two months.
Tingue. Brown & Co, who hold TWEEN
ty-one-year lease on the new building at
Nos. lis and 100 East 18th street. have just
purchased the two adjoining dwellings TO
the west. The two houses, which cover
a frontage OF as feet, were transferred
20 the company on Monday by Charlotte
l.. Trope for nominal consideration over
a mortgage of $500 and other liens.
West End Avenue Sale.
Feinberg & Robinson have sold for Vic
toria Kuzdo No. $50 West End avenue,
northeast corner Of S7th street, three
story dwelling house, on lot 23x10o feet.
The adjoining site at No. $50 to S63 is
being improved with an apartment house
bv the Security Mortgage Company.
McLernon Brothers have sold for
client the southeast corner of lS0th street
and DeYoe Terrace, two story brick
dwelling, on lot 25xS5 feet.
Pease & Gilman have leased for Mrs
!. ". NJ. Cardeza, Of Philadelphia, the
five story new American basement No
l0ls Madison avenue, on a lot o4xlOO feet
This house adJoins No. Job Madison ave-
niue, recently sold by Pease & Gilman to
Judge Ward, whose house No SIC Madison
avenue was recently sold by Pease e. FL
1iman for use in the site Of the new Mar
quand apartment house. On the south
side OF No 1915 Madison avenue is the
home OF william c. Reick, and adjoin-
ing Mr. Reick is the 3o-foot American
basement house Of Stuyvesant Fish.
The southwest corner Of 18th street and
Madison avenue is now being improved
with three houses by Charles Buck, TO
whom the property was sold by Pease &
Gilman The firm OF brokers also sold
No. I6 East 18th street for Mrs Sidney
Dillon Ripley to Mrs. Charles II. Senff
AZ O record price for al inside house, the
35-foot new American basement having
been sold for about $4,000.
Si25,o00 Long Island City Plant.
Preparations are being made for the
erection Of a large plant in Long Island
City By John c. Wiarda & Co, manu-
facfurers Of chemicals, now located in
Greenpoint- The company recently pur-
chased large tract fronting on Newtown
Creek and Pollock avenue, which Is TO be
improved with ten two story factory
buildings, each covering plot 5oxl0o feet.
A. Cllrich, the architect, who is drawing
the plans, estimates the cost Of the pro-
posed factories at $4,000.
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.