New-York tribune., 1912-03-07

Ano+her Harlem theatre will be the OUT
-" 80 = transaction closed through Marx
Rafalsky & Co. This hrr mas sou ~
Adolnb Lewisohn the southwest colHei
eAvAnth avenue and 10th street. plos
1no o11x14 feet, now occupied by q one sl0i'
taxpayer. oon,nanv
This site has been sold to COMPANY
Srbicb will erect a theatre, which, II - &C.
n,,l he one OF the finest Of its type IL .,4e
c,tv Mr.. Lewisohn has been hoiolhs l10
y,lot AZ Ss50O0 The new owners also nave
ob+ained through Mark RafalsKy q 20, d
hu,ldinc loan OF $4,000 for ten years: lH0
nroperty which faces the junction % 49,
sn+h and ST. Nicholas avenues ana l1Otn
street. has long been regarded as QUO -
the most desirable north OF the paTA'
samuel x. Jacobs has purchased from Ine
Dodge estate the two story staoIe No .
Fast sd street on lot 25xloo lee'' 0o
tween Madison and Fourth avenues II Is
said that Mr Jacobs paid S4,OOO a iror' ~ ioo'
for the property, which he IS 10 iiAp'o
-,t+L a three story cafe and high grace
restaurant building, lease hdNlNe Oe0
contaminated with Joseph Poppe' VINO Ho'
contracted to take the proposed l'i'pioVo
want for a period of twenty-one years
The lessee is now established at the hoItn-
,1,est corner Of Fourth avenue anu -'~'
street. ,.,.o,,,,,e
recent sale on this street. mVolVlhs
No. 2s., was made at a price unoer S0V'U q
foot. the property having been acquires W
William u. Seaich, whose large hololhs a.
+ris point has been placed on the maj Ae''
having recently been Withdrawn from S''o
TbA A FAldmann Construction Company
hos purchased No. 81 to IS Lexington ave
,i,A g plot 59x72 feet, with an Il 70 No
1as Fast 25th street, 22xsS.9 feet. from 1 ram
Iusar. On the site the purchaSlhs CCN-
80, will erect a twelve story loft ouilolns'
Another purchase was reported YESTERDAY
o5ono the line Of the proposed extension y!
-nyenth avenue. Warren & SKl4An sO4u
g.. Henry r. c. Watson 10 an investor Tue Tue
-, etorv store and loft building No ~
r,.o,,l,er street on lot 29x75 feet, Of leeI
.o,,+b If Barrow street The parcel - III
~ diyect course of the proposed extension
- "a bAe, owned by Mr.. Watson Lol
about eleven years. -.
lao 7 Fishel has leased for the AI'ioI
uolding Company Qrons Toaa) u
Frstein 3. Bro. drygoods commission me-
.Luts ti,e southerly half Of the store
haeement and second floors, to9etneI WIN
the entire sixth and seventh hoors' IN 'iie
t,,ud,rg IN be erected on the east siae oi
tv.,,~+h avenue. from 25th to %th street
rbs Lease is for ten years, and covers aoou'
N oon square feet of floor space. ErsIelh O"
co ara now at No. 60 Greene street
Thn ro,1rth Avenue Building is the one IL
-, v,i1;iam Isenn & Co. recently leased
,arge snace With the lease TO Erstelh q
~ irons a. Todd have now secured Ten
ants for all space in the proposed sIi iuGtulo .
~, "a end including the seventh moor. To- To-
Aoor in the building has an area Oh aoou'
y 900 square feet
Tha rroperty owned by Frederick w.
Irorderbilt at the southwest corner u
r5Ttb avenue and 40th street mas oeeH
olocsd an the market for business purposes
~ ,,o+ which contains about 1850 square
+aa+ fronts lib feet on the avenue 10 leSl
- anth street. and has e 25-foot extension
No < East 39th street. The asking price
-. tba entire site is S4,O00.000, or an average
- s1Qa a SQUARE foot. Worthington "hl'e-
house is the agent.for the properly
NJ. FIFTH avenue home Of Mrs. Z. n
rzorr,roan. formerly the Dows homestead
=. +bH north corner Of 6sth street Is 70 Dc
ooSAIIed AZ a cost of $4,000 from plans
-. psabodv. Wilson & Brown, fled yester-
A., The changes include the enlarglnS oI
49, dirine room and pantry and reducing
80 airoAnsions Of the breakfast room ana
conservatory. -. s.1ora bis
The late Mr.. Hartman just oetoIe no
+rip abroad, contracted TO extensively '~ at10l
his home, and upon advice OF MS phSsic-aH
20 take open air treatment he mao oraeieo
rhA building Of a solarlurn on the ro0l'