New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-22

Trading in downtown properties was
the feature of the realty market yester-
day.
The Charles r. Noyes Company, in con-
function with William A White & Sons
sold for william G. De Witt represent
ing the Henry Dolan estate, for all cash.
No $50 Broadway. The property was as
sessed by the city at $4,000 The pur-
chaser is James N. Jarvie, who now con-
trolls at Broadway and Worth street
plot Of 1000 square feet, which Is the
largest Broadway plot semi-lmproVeu
south of Canal street. The combined plot
consists of No. S26 to 332 Broadway, No.
"a to 90 Worth street and No. 6o2 Peari
street, and has frontages of 100 feet on
Broadway, 70 feet In Worth street and 20
feet in Pearl street In addition TO the
recent purchase the plot includes the for
.mer Tefft-Weller property. purchased by
Mr. Jarvie through the Charles f. Noyes
Company last spring. The Noyes com
pany had charge Of the extensive altera-
lions to the old Tefft-Weller building, and
negotiated for Mr., Jarvie the lease OF the
entire property to the Tower Manufactur-
Ing and Novelty Company, which Will re-
move en- December l 10 the new premises,
containing more than 125,0D0 square feet
Of rentable area.
Daniel b. Freedman. 2. c. Potter and
J. Hamerschlag have sold No. 20 Mas
sau street, a FIVE story building, on lot
2sx7o 2xl4 1Ox65.1l feet, extending through
to Liberty Place and adjoining the Lib
erty Tower The buyer is Thomas d.
mond. who recently sold his large prop
erty IN 32d and 33d streets, west OF Broad
way, TO the Pennsylvania Railroad. The
Douglas Robinson, Charles S. Brown
Company negotiated tho transaction. The
sellers. who acquired the property six
years ago, had been holding II at E2oop)s
II is under lease to w. G. White, haber-
dasher, until 1920. In part payment Mr.
Dimond gives his country place at Rye.
valued at $1,000. This property consists
Of a tract Of sixteen acres, with front
age OF 1900 feet on Park avenue. on It
there are two fine houses-one occupied by
Mr.. Dimond and the other by his SON
besides garages and other outbuildings.
Pease & Gilman have sold for Emil
Thiele the three story and basement
corner OF Riverside Drive and 1901 street
The property was purchased by william
Mitchell. a Wall Street banker, who pro-
poses to make slight alterations and oc-
cupy the house as his home. II Is known
as No. $40 Riverside Drive, and faces the
twelve story Clearfeld apartment on the
south corner OF l09d street
Other sales announced yesterday follow:
18TH STREET--A- V. Amy a. Co. have sold
for Z Bruckheimer 20 a client for occupancy,
No. III West 18th street. three story ana
basement dwelling house. on lot l7slOO. IL feet.
VERMILYEA AVENUE-The Allen Con.
ptruction Company has disposed OF another OF
the three i've story hathouses. each 5OIl5O feet,
Il erected last year on the east side OF Vermll-
yea avenue. adjoining the northeast corner OF
2OTth street. II was cold through Goodale.
Perry 4 Dwight 10 a client for investment.
SIMPSON STREET.-THE DuToHs Company
has sold for Paul Uhlig 70 John ii. Wray
No 1873 Simpson street, Elk story fathouse,
on Mot iONiOO feet. The property was given in
part payment for the seven story warehouse nj
No 100 to l75 Hudson street. recently reported
sold.