New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-08

| The Albany apartments, occupying the
entire block front on Broadway from DIST
| 10 SOD street. have been leased by the
Glrard Trust Company. of Philadelphia
acting as trustees for the estate Of Johh
j. Emory, TO the Schnader Company Inc
| This concern is composed OF Albert l.
| and Walter r. Schnader. or Lancaster
Penn: Louis p. Reeder. Of Brooklyn ana
G.. Hawkins. of Erie, Penn.
This syndicate has taken the Albany
block for period of twenty-one years
during which a rental said TO aggregate
approximately $4,000 is to be paid. The
building Is now being reconstructed ana
| raised from five to n six story struct-
ure, which will have ten stores on bioao-
way The transaction was closed by An
derson r. Herd. and negotiations are
pending to secure adjacent land 10 DE
merged with the large court OF the NJ
bany. which is intended to be utilized Tor
motion picture theatre enterprise
An exchange of three large apartment
houses in The Bronx and suburban Io's
was consummated yesterday, Harry ~
Davis purchasing from Eleazer l.. Raines
the Bronx apartments and giving in eH-
change free and clear lots at Broadway
Flushing and Roslyn, Long Island anu
Sherman Park, Westminster County. Inc
Bronx properties are at NO. llls forest
avenue. a five story apartment house, Oh
Mot 45SxIOO feet, valued at $4,000; NO. III
linton avenue, a 1--WE story apartment on
plot 4Ox92xl27 feet, valued at $0"". anu
No. 1921 linton avenue. a similar property
The exchange was negotiated by Arthur
Barnett.
Ir connection with the sale or the TWO
anartment houses No. 80 to - East
9th street. facing Madison Square. an
nounced I'm The Tribune yesterday, there
was an exchange which involved some ?"
lots at Ampere. y. J. These were given
by the East Orange and Ampere LAM
Company. in which Benjamin y. Duke II
the chief stakeholder. in part payment ior
the Manhattan apartments. Pease a BIZ
man. who NEGOTIATED the trade, report
that Il involved considerations aggregat-
ing $4,000.
other sales announced yesterday follow:
MANHATTAN.
slST STREET.-THE Douglas Robinson
Charles $ Brown Company has sold Tor Mar
II H. Glyn the five story American basement
dwelling house No. % East Glst street on a
10, iyxio05 TO Or NJ. :. Kakels CHI.
COLUMBUS ANENUE.-Ennis Sinn"ti
and Leonard Well have resold TO client OF
Ashforth & 60. No 40 Columbus at'@1u.. ="
Eve story hathOusc. with stores, on lo' - ~
100 feet between 6ist and go streets ~"
sellers acquired the house last week rom ia
ward H. Hunter.
TisT STREET FLOYD NJ Johnston Is &c
ported 10 have sold No. 221 West list stte.t
a three story dwelling house. on lot IsoAI'-' :
feet. - ,,.,
MANHATTAN AvENUE.-Iienry ID. Winlns
& NAV have sold for George d. Gregory the
Harold AZ the northwest corner OF Manhattan
avenue and iisth street. a seven stony 1p aido
ment house. with stores, on plot loolINIoo
feet. -, -,,
3gTU STREET Bernard j. Foss Ia. ioid
for Samuel Harris and Soamon sylvester ue
i've story tenement house. with stores. II no.
All West Both street. on lot 2t?s.o.
IO3D sTREET-M. ". Hayward 4 co mas
sold Tor Edith Lowenfels No. 1o1 West rosa
street. i've story hathouse' on plot 'l'"A
1lGTH sTREET.-Henry Rauh has sold the
Eve story nsthouss No. - East ll6th street.
on plot 3jrlco.1I feet.
THE BRONX-
CLAY AVENUE-Wliiam II. Mchich fas
sold for tho 4. j. Schwarzler COMPANY the
i've story nathouse. on plot 85Sso feet. ~
the southeast corner OF CLAY avenue anu 'ooth
street. 10 John IIolzel
MATILDA AVENCE.--W. william Isgcr'
has sold for Marion A. Grimes tho new two
and a half story dwelling house. No 47i9 Ma
tIlda avenue 10 Mount vernon client
SAND sTREET.-Harry Levy has SOLD the
two family dwelling house No. 1913 sand
street I'niOnpoTt.