New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-01

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ing I'm East 23d street yesterday by the
purchase Of No. 10S. The Douglas ROD
inson, Charles s. Brown Company were
the brokers in the transaction. II was
also learned yesterday that the Uhlteu
Charities was the buyer Of No. 100 East
23d street, which was bought at auction
last week for SlO6O0O in the name OF the
brokers mentioned above.
This gives the United Charities front
age of - feet in 23d street. immedlatey
adjoining the building of the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty TO Children, on
the Fourth avenue corner. The original
property given by John 5. Kennedy COM
brises. besides the Kennedy Building
fronting on Fourth avenue the large
Charities Building, about Go feet front on
Fourth avenue and 80 feet in 22d street
where the Children's Aid Society," the
Charities Organization Society state
Charities Aid and the Association for I'M
proving the Condition Of the Poor ana
many other similar organizations are
housed. Two years ago this plot was
added 10 by the purchase Of No III East
22d street. and last year No. 1lS was Sc
cured from Mrs. Hewitt. On Nos. III ana
1l9 the United Charities is planning to
erect an addition to its main building, but
il is not its intention at present to de-
molish the buildings on the 70 feet IN ZSd
street recently acquired, but to continue
to rent these for investment. THESE
buildings are in charge Of Douglas Rob-
inson. Charles S Brown Company, as
agent.
The Cross & Brown Company has
leased for the Harrison estate the north
erlv store and basement of the building at
Nos. 362 and 264 Fifth avenue TO Russeks'
modistes and furriers, now in 9th street
and Fifth avenue. who will occupy the
same after extensive alterations. the
lease is for a term of twenty-one years
at an aggregate rental of 100000.
Frank Petit has sold TO l.. A. Cush-
man. the baker, the plot Of six lots com
prising the block front on the south side
of 167th street, between st. Nicholas and
Audubon avenues. The property faces
the open space formed by the junction OF
Broadway and St. Nicholas avenue. II
is directly opposite the former American
League Park, which, according 10 report
is soon to be subdivided and improved.
Mr.. Cushman intends to improve the
property with a building probably two or
three stories in height, for his own use
Miss VI. Monahan was the broker in the
transaction. The plot has a frontage of
$40 Feet on St Nicholas avenue. 50 feet
on Audubon avenue and 1874 feet in loith
street Mr.. Petit bought the property
about a month ago from the Huggins es-
tate which had owned it for many years.
lie had been holding II at Sl35OOO.
Other sales announced follow
Manhattan.
145TH sTREET.-David Stewart has sold
for the Central Building Improvement and In
vestment Company. Hyman and Henry SOM,
the four six story apartment houses, on plot
street. between Seventh and Eighth avenues.
The buyer. the Stedman estate. gave in part
the Williamsbridge Road. between Allerton and
Mace avenues. about midway between The
Bronx and Pelham Parkway and the Gun Hill
Road stations Of the New York, Westchester
sT NICHOLAS AvENUE.-Alonzo b.
Kight has sold TO a client OF Charles z. Moore,
for investment the northwest corner OF st.
Nicholas avenue and l1lth street, i've
story hathouse, on lot 29x1OS feet. which was
held at $50 900
LEROY STREET. Peter A. H. Jacksons
Sons have sold the three story front and four
story rear tenement houses at No. 10 Leroy
street. lot 25xlOO feet, 10 the Basorio Con
struction Company. for Improvement. This
I4ut'fitS NetS ltScAsiy puiNLdStu INii H. hoii-
delbaum.
29TH sTREET--Pease & Gilman have sold
for Howard Conklin 20 the WOman's Hotel
Hotel No 80 East 10th street, and No. 30
East Both street. abutting. two four story
dwelling houses. each on lot 81 9x9s0 feet,
adjoining the hotel on the east. The property
VIII be improved with addition TO the hotel
The property was held at $50 600 The com
pany now controls a plot. 96x2OO feet, located
100 feet east of Madison avenue.
The Bronx.
14lST STREET Alexander Selkin, in con
junction with David Mntz. has resold for
Hugo Heburn the five story hathouse No. 4S6
East 14lst street. on plot 37.6x1O0 feet, to d.
Brown for investment
WEST FARMS ROAD.-The Rutland &.
Whiting Company has sold for Francis 7.
Perry and others the southeast corner OF West
Farms Road and Hoe street, a plot A. 6x147.sx
irregular
TOPPING AVENUE.-Edward Polak has
sold for a client the three story brick dwelling
house AZ No. 1855 Topping avenue.
BROOK AVENUE -BrOOks e. Nomand have
sold the six story tenement house. on plot 4Ox
100 feet, at the southwest corner OF 18th
street and Brook avenue. for the p & W.
Construction Company.
BATHGATE Acknowledgement II. Smith
has sold for George Hahn No. 1857 Bathgate
avenue, near 10th street. two-and-one-half-
story frame dwelling house. with store 20
Mrs. Kate W. Whitbread, who gave in part
payment a plot. 5Ox257 feet. on the west side
OF Ryer avenue. pa feet north OF Burnside
avenue.