New-York tribune., 1912-03-01

Pauline r. Dinkelspiel has sold to August
Oppenhemer tho Chancellor, new SIX
story elevator apartment house at No 10
West lsIst street. on a plot 1ooxl29.Sx ir-
regular. adjoining the old Hollywood Church
property at the southwest corner or
Broadway, bought by Adolph Lewishohn
d few years ago and resod to Alexander
Grant. In exchange MI Oppenheimer gave
the block front on the west side OF
Macomb's Place, reported sold last Monday.
The apartment house is one of row OF
three erected by John NJ. Linck couple OF
years ago. The two westerly ones were
traded with Bing &, Bing. The Chancellor
was sold IN foreclosure recently, and was
bought by Mrs Dinkelspiel, the plaintiff In
the action.
\ nine story reinforced concrete abattoir
building. designed by John J. Lawlor. TO
cost $4,000. is to be erected by the Turner
Construction Company on "A plot 1coxlO feet
at No. 621 TO 6z7 West 39th street. now
covered with old brick and frame build
ings. 1t is the first of series OF such
structures planned to be erected by Joseph
Stern & Sons. who with renewed leases and
other leasehold contracts now control the
property Nos. Gi5 and 64i West 9Th street
and No eos 20 636 West 40th street. The
property is owned by Charles T.. Appleby.
On the top floor will be located the cattle
zen and on the eighth floor cattle will be
killed while the seventh floor will be for
the separation of the edible and unedible
products. The fifth and sixth floors will
be devoted 10 the manufacture of oleomar-
I..-n M
the second and third floors will be for the
refrigernting plant, the chill rooms beng
on the first and third floors. The con-
tractors expect 10 begin work excavatns
for the building early in April
The 81. Johns Park Realty Company
(James II. Cruikshank and William u. Kill
patrick) has purchased from John VI. Nc
Lellan and Emma Aplin the premises NO.
25s West 18th street. three story dwelling
house. on plot i7.4x73 feet. The purchasers
recently bought the adjoining plot No. 2t4
West 18th street. making an entire plot
Of S4sx73 feet. which probably will be i'm
proved In the near future with mercan-
tile building. L. II. Ludlow 4 GO. were
the brokers In this transaction.
Plans were filed yesterday for adding ive
STORES
southwest corner OF Fifth avenue and S9th
street. owned by Jacob and Michael Drei-
Ger. The cost OF the addition is placed at
$4,000 The building has frontage OF is5
feet on Fifth avenue and 100 feet in @"th
street The lower portion of 1t is occupied
under lease by the tewelry concern of
, Black Starr Frost. who are about 10
move to the southwest corner Of ff1th
avenue and 4sth street.
Realty holdings of two estates were auc-
toned in the salesroom Yesterday by Jo-
seph z Day One OF the properties in
volved Nos. 537 and 5S9 Broadway, extend
ing through TO Mercer street and was Sc
; cured az an attractive figure by the Ess
Eff Realty Company on bid OF slS2.Zoo. the
competition being principally among op-
orators. 1t consists of q hve story crick
and iron front salesroom and loft buildins,
now leased at an aggregate rental OF sl9JoD.
The property Nos. 444 and 40 Pearl street,
offered for the same estate, was secured for
$40. 30 hy the William II. Whiting Com
pany for a client.
In A partition proceeding the property (
| the estate Of Thomas Miller. at No. AIS 70
1 42s Eleventh avenue. northeast corner Of
! S5th street. was secured for $4,000 by Will
lam 5. Stuhr. of counsel for the defendants.
A plot 4lxll5 feet in 41th street. 525 feet
west of Eleventh avenue. went for S2l.cO 10
Thomas and John Miller. and large par
Gel at the foot of West 9Th street, with
land under water, extending from the orig-
nal high water mark TO the exterior lire.
was secured by the same parties for 5000