New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-10

E. H. Ludlow & Co. and Collins & Rove
have sold for Anita Clark and Anglecla
Weeks No. 65 10 II East Houston street
and No 271 TO 277 Elizabeth street. Inc
riot is covered by four, five and six story
tenement houses, and Is purchased by Law
renee NJ. d. Mcclure for the Callahan es-
tote for Investment. The property was free
End clear and sold for all cash 1T mas
been held at about $125.00O.
The Holland Court apartment house, at
the northwest corner of Park avenue ana
s2o street, has been purchased by MISS
Charlotte +. Baker. The transaction Is te-
lieved TO foreshadow the removal or MISS
Spence's school for girls from No 81 West
55th street Miss Baker Is niece OF the
late John S. Kennedy, who was deeply IN
terested in the welfare of the school. She
holds title Jointly with Miss Spence to part
of the schools present property. Pease *
Gilman were the brokers. The sellers are
Francis L. Quackenbush, Elizabeth QuacK-
enbush and Holcombe and Nesta Quackcn-
bush Van Trump. The structure Is seven
stories high, and occupies plot 1O0.SXlSO
feet II is known as Nos. 60. II and 80
East 92d street. The price at which 1t was
held was I'm the neighborhood of $S5o,ooo.
The building is Of modern construction,
and with various interior changes can be
readily adapted to the needs Of the school
1t is understood that the Spence school VIII
not move 10 Park avenue for another year,
ut least Inquiry at Holland Court yester-
day revealed tine fact that leases Of many
OF the apartments there had just been re-
newed.
Julius Tishman & Sons have purchased
the three four story houses. No. 14S to @52
West e5th street, on plot b4x1OO.S feet Just
east of Amsterdam avenue The houses
we're sold by Mrs. Cecile Neuman, Mrs
Margaret McKeon and David De Sofia Men
des, respectively. The Messrs. Tishman will
erect on the site nine story apartment
structure. which will enjoy unusual light
privileges. being entirely surrounded by pri-
waite homes.
Archie RimbeTg and 4. ]. Weller have
sold TO Wolf Bursand the plot, 121x147 feet
on the west side OF Prospect avenue. ls2
I feet north of 163d street Mr.. Burland will
erect stores on the avenue front. and in the
rear there will be an open air moving pct
ure theatre Messrs Bimberg and Welter
acquired the property last August, and an
nounced that they would erect theatre on
the entire plot. This, however, was aban-
doned.
The Yorktown Realty Company. Charles
Gross president has sold fourteen lots on
the east side of Grant avenue, 100 feet
north Of 18TH street. 350x100 feet, TO FeTdi-
nand Eurzmann. This is part OF the tract
purchased by the Yorktown Realty Conn
pany some time ago from the Morris estate
The transaction was consummated AT me
office Of Calm & Nordlinger.
Plans have been filed for the construction
, Of four story private dwelling house on
! TIE north side of 96th street, $50 feet east
Of Fifth avenue. for ogden Goldman, who
acts as his own architect. 1t will have a
frontage OF 40 feet and depth OF SO feet
with an extension. 1t will be fireproof with
a facade Of limestone in ornamental design.
The main features will be an interior court
OH which will be a large bay, extending TO
the roof; a circular dining room and
large library on the second floor In front
r'hc cost has been estimated at $4,000.