New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-22

The sale of two upper Madison avenue
dwelling houses through Pease q Gilman
furnished the chief transaction in the real
estate market yesterday.
No. sl4, five story English basement
structure, on a lot 29xs27x irregular was
disposed Of for Harold Goodwin, and NO.
SIG for Judge Henry G.. Ward.
che buyer is the syndicate organized by
Herbert Lucas. the architect, which recent
ly purchased the Henry G. Marquand mouse
at the northwest corner Of Madison avenue
and 6Sth street, through the same firm or
brokers'. The two dwelling houses sofa
Yesterday adjoin the Marquand house ana
are OF the same general construction Inc
combined plot has a frontage of 100 rect
i'm the avenue and 120 feet on the street. a
twelve story apartment house, which Is 20
be erected on the site. IN the near future
will represent. with the cost Of the Land an
investment of sl,6OO,0co.
The main entrance Will he in the tSth
street side thus bringing II within three
doors Of Fifth avenue. the interNemhE
houses being those of Mrs. George I. Bliss
}. j. Emory and Harry Payne Whitney. IL
has been designed i'm single and duplex
suites OF apartments to rent from $3.50 to
$500 q year James NJ and Andrew c.
Stewart, of the contracting firm of James
C. Stewart 4 CO., who are Identified with
the purchasing syndicate. are 20 have
suites I'm the proposed building, which VIII
De specialy designed for them
The Goodwin huuS" was at one time occu-
pied by Mrs. Grover Cleveland. The home
OF John r. Roosevelt, AZ No. SIS Madison
avenue, adjoins the proposed apartment
site. and abutting 1t at the northwest cor
ner is the Buchanan house, sold few
weeks ago at auction for $4,000 to f. y.
O'Donnel, a real estate operator
Some other Interesting sales in the ttfth
and Madison avenues sections figured in
the trading yesterday
Charles Deeriug. yice-president OF the
tnternational Harvester Company. pur-
chased through Henry -. Winans q May
the four story and basement dwelling
bouse No. West 52d street, on lot 29H
1o6 feet from George {. Smith. Mr..
Deerinc's present home. a No. West
5stb street. was recently sold by the es-
rate of Esther Ii. Cromwell. together with
,bs adjoining house, 40. 3. which will
probably be utilized for a business struct-
ure. .
Henry D. Winans & May recently sold
No " est ga Stlt't ~ <'i''NN
adjoining the property purchased by MT
Doering Yesterday. Both Mr.. Seaton and
Mr.. Decring are TO remodel the houses
into English basement structures
Change of ownership has also occurred
in a dwelling just west of the Firth ave-
me BAPTIST Church. commonly referred TO
a. the Rockefeller church, the house, NO.
- West 10th street. used for physicians
.tudios having been sold by J. Morgan
Howe who Is said 10 have beeh palu ABOUT
100000 by the adjoining owner Who'
while buying to protect his home. added
If to his property with the view of having
= Mot suitable for commercial improve
,nent when he decides to remove else
where
This purchase was made by Michael c
Bouyier. of the Stock Exchange firm OF
NJ G Bouvier & Co, who owns and occu-
pies No. II. The property Nos. is and ~
was sold a few weeks ago TO Barnum d
I,yerdeu for Improvement with a twelve
story loft building, which they leased from
the plans to the Schneider Anderson com
pany.
Heilner & Wolf and S IL Stone have
bought No. "a East 55th street, four
story and basement dwelling house. on lot
cOxSO feet, forty feet west of Madison
avenue. The house. which is on the block
with the Hotel St Regis. was held at
500 GOO. It was sold about a year ago by
Percy r Sherman TO Or. George I. Stew
art. Title, however, stands III the name
az Lima We'll.