New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-29

ed Yesterday in the real e9tdtc MAJ nv
There was considerable activity uptown
particularly in the auto section near
Columbus Circle.
deal for the southwest corner OF
Broadway and 56th street. Nos. l'59-i'i 10
l745 Broadway. and No. 226 to 25- west
6s,h street. extending through the block
70 No. 237 10 2n West 18th street was
perfec;ed Yesterday through the McNick-
ar-Gaillard Realty Company.
The property has a frontage OF - leet
on Broadway, 10 feet on 56th street ana
"a feet on 55th street. and comprises -V'"'
square feet. II was acquired oE JESSE
Frohlich. Louis Mansbach and MOTIFS
Froelich. from II. NJ. SHETLAND, VINO he'u
the property under lease from the fete'
Heceman estate and the Peter A H.
Jackson estate. under a leasehoid having
unfortunately thirteen years TO run with
a renewal privilege Of twenty-one years
The figures in the present deal are inter
esting as compared TO the figures at Whlch
this property was leased through Ihe
same brokers in 1905. The rental unueT
the terms Of the original leases OF TINS
Mot aggregated approximately vow
YEAR and taxes. while the present consul
Grafton is approximately $500 year
ca ,oves for the unexpired thirteen years
Of the lease.
Ma, SHETLAND acquired this property
from the Wyckoff. Church & Partridge
,.o,onanv about six months ago anu
leased the store and basement through 'he
Mcyickar-Gaillard Realty Company 10
4. fsr,Ns
the Times Square Automobile COMPANY
who will continue to occupy II.
Two more stories will Immediately be
sdded 70 the present building, which was
o-irinallv constructed with foundation SUI
6cient 10 carry several additional hoors'
Andrew F. Gnsey sold for A. L. Everett
N Adelberg * Bernan Nos. on ana oS'
Lexington avenue, two five story ould-
,rgs 40 sxloO feet. The buildings adJolh
Nos. 1Ss and 40 East 51th street s'o'-
age structure on lot S'.6Nlo.o iee'-
Johnson's Road House, property Ia
NOUS in the days OF trotting horses was
also sold.
The landmark consists Of two story
tUentv-one room hotel on the westerly
side of Jerome avenue, facing a plaza
made by the intersection Of Jerome ave
nue. and Macombs Road, Just south OF
10Th street
In late years the property formerly
famous with horsemen. has been pi'n-
cipally patronized by pugilists, who maze
II their training quarters. The propeft!
comprises a plot 53xl35 feet the rear part
Of which is occupied by large stable ana
sheds.
The New York Central Railroad &C
CURED from J. VI. J. Finnerty the nve
story tenement house No. 81 West Gth
street. located 80 feet west Of West End
avenue. The adjoining property, Nos. Sls
and S2l. a three story factory located
alongside Of the tracks Of the railroad,
was purchased about year aeo
The properties will be used in connec-
ton with the plan of the Central for en-
larging its freight terminal at that point.
The incorporation at Albany on Tues
day Of the Bronx Terminal Corporation.
with a capital Of 100000, is the fore
runner Of probably the largest commercial
enterprise yet undertaken IN Bronx
Borough.
The corporation is controlled by syn
dictate. in which are Frederick Johnson,
c. X. G. Billings and Anthony y. Brady
who have successfully carried through
several other big realty operations.
That syndicate controls two large
acreage tracts in the Hunts Point section
where practically a new city has sprung
I'M within few years one Of the prop
critics contains over 100 acres. and has
large frontages on Hunts Point avenue.
II was taken over by the syndicate under
the title Of the Ryawa Realty Company
in 1919 from the East Bay Land and I'm
provement Company. These properties
are TO be improved.
other sales reported yesterday are as
follows:
ssrH STREET.-THE VI. Morgenthau. Jr.'
Company has sold % Leo l. simon for occu-
Ssncv the -FOUR story and basement house Al
10. So West s9th street The sellers are MIS-.
Rachel a. Friend. Mrs. lnsomar Goldsmith
issTH STREET-Ennis & sinnott have
bought from Kathryn Hickey, through r. MARI!
schefers. No. Jos West lSoth street 80 t,rgS
story and basement dwelling. on lot loA"'' !
feet near Ienox avenue. The premises aoli
the Public Library on l3jth street.
s9TH STREET-slaTson q HOB, HOBBS .o nave So.a
four story dwelling. on lot l91Kl,'s zee, ieet'
located 81 feet east u Columbus avenue
18TH sTREET1Amel,s Neumeyer sold tc
Harry Goodstein 40. - West IAN street,
three story dwelling. on ~ l6xlo tsei. ne
on MOI 32xs5 feet A. the southwest corner OF
Batngate avenue and lssth street.
THE BRONX.
NARNIOS AVENUE-Charles A. Weber
sold for q client a plot 66XlbO feet, on the west
side Of Marmion avenue. 80 feet north % 11Itr
street, 70 The Diamond Construction Company
which vii erect two I'VE story apartment