New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-11

a fair volume of miscellaneous business
was transacted yesterday in the local real
estate market
A Dyckman plot figured in trade for
a West 12lst street house. William A.
Darling & Sons were the brokers in that
transaction.
They sold for Samuel A. Hamel the plot
o9nX100 feet, at the southwest corner
OF Ninth avenue and 2l6th street, 10
Simon Sichel, who gave in exchange the
three story and basement dwelling, on lot
20xl0o1l feet at No. 100 West 12lst street,
between LenoX and Seventh avenues.
Negotiations are pending for resale OF
the Ninth avenue property to builder
for improvement.
Joseph p. Day sold for Edmonds Put
ney and others Nos. 263 and 265 Tenth ave
nue., two four story tenement houses. on
plot 494xl00 feet, also the abutting four
story building, 2Sx14S.1, at No. 502 West
26th street.
The buyer is the McCabe Hanger Man
ufacturing Company, which recently pur-
chased from the Towle estate through the
same broker the adjoining plot, 4s4xlco
feet, at the northwest corner OF 2otn
street The combined property will be
improved with q structure TO meet the
requirements Of the purchasing company
In the same block, little to the west
Of the property just sold, an eight story
building, 225x9s9 feet, was completed on
18th street last year by Harris Wolf, and
diagonally opposite this the North River
Garage is erecting a large building at
No. 537 20 547, while the Otis Elevator
Company is improving the entire frontage
on Eleventh avenue. between 26th and 2tn
streets.
The st. Johns Park Realty Company
James II. Cruikshank and William II.
Kilpatrick. has resold the Perry street
Methodist Episcopal Chapel at Nos. l"-
and 1874 Perry street, between Greenwich
and Washington streets, on plot AZNs'
feet The sellers recently purchased this
historic old Greenwich Village chapel
from the Church extension Society OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church The buyer
is Joseph Seeman, of Seeman Brothers
wholesale grocers, Of Hudson and North
Moore streets, who will alter the church
into an automatic garage to he used III
connection with the stable OF ScViHo4'
Brothers, at Nos. 13l and lSS Perry street
opposite the church
Other sales reported yesterday were:
Manhattan.
o9TH STRFET-Wallace & Meyers. III
conjunction with Davis * Lowenthal, nave
sold for f. DeNiano. OF Woodruff. y j.. NO.
394 East seth street. a six story new law
house, with stores, on plot 31NlOoe' 10 d
Western investor
BLEECKER STREET--Pepe & Bro. nave
resold for Charles Garibsldi No. us BleeckeF
street lot 25N7j, 10 the Blocker LUMBER
! Company. CO ~, . a.
SECOND AVENUE-Horace : Wy GO.
sold for the Orphans Home and Asylum
Tos. 9i2 and 9l4 Second avenue. a slx story
tenement with stores on plot 33.JX10O. 10 a
client OF the Huston & SPEAKER company.
The Bronx.
ALDIS STREET.-THE j. Romans Brown
COMPANY has sold for Eberhardt & FodsuI
| TO an investor the FIVE story apartment
bouse No $50 Aldus street. near Southern
boulevard 42x93XlOJ. This building IS one
of a row recently built by the sellers on lois
purchased by them from the American feai
Estate Company. 49,,
HUGHES ANENUE-Wallace Mey cIS
and Davis g. Lowenthal have sold toI O. i.
wallace. No 2146 Hughes avenue. thIes
/ with P8TdGe ana