New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-05

The fine dwelling house O. .ITy II.
! Rogers. jr.. at the southwes, corner OF
Madison avenue and 9th street. has been
rented for business purposes.
II is a five story and basement brown
stone structure. covering a plot 2S.Sxl00.5
feet, which has been leased for a period
OF ten years. Henry d. Winans & May
declined to discuss the transaction beyond
stating tina; their tenant would remodel
the property for business occupancy.
This will be the fourth change in the
, southerly side Of the street, between
Madison and Fifth avenues. at the latter
end of which is the massive residence of
the late Coils p. Huntington. At No. IL,
Durand-Ruel, art dealers, erected six
story structure. and the adjoining house,
No 20. the former residence OF William
r. Wilcox. was remoGelled by the T Nj.
Il j. ". Fox Company for their dress
making business.
The Chautsuqua, a twelve story apart
ment house. at the southeast corner or
West End avenue and SSth street, Is re-
ported TO have been sold by Harry Schin
10 Arson Phelps Stokes. taking in ex-
change downtown property and property
in Newport, r. /.
The Chautauqua occupies q plot 1ooxloo
feet. and has been held at $1,000. The
property stands in the name of the West
Eighty second Street Realty Company.
10 whom il was transferred last March
by Mr.. schif. The Metropolitan Life In
surance Company made building loan
of $4,000. The site was accumulated a
couple of years ago by Mr.. Schir and in
volyed a group Of dwelling houses. ono OF
them being the residence OF William ;.
Deverv. onetime chief of police. sec
ond mortgage OF $SO,Ooo was placed on the
propertv last December with Augustus
Van Cortlandt.
The Ems Realty Company. of which
Thomas Mulligan is president. sold the
six story elevator apartment house. at the
southeast corner of Audubon avenue and
nth street. oil plot 99.1lxl0o feet; Max
Hoffman and Wolf Goldberg are the pur-
chasers.
In exchange, they gave about fifteen
lots in the vicinity of tho Simpson street
subway station. They involve a plot OF
ten lots on the cast side of Fox street,
located about zoo feet south of West
chester avenue, and the abutting plot,
l9l1xlO7 feet, on the west side OF Slmp-
son street, $50 feet south of Westchester
avenue. The property, together WIN
eight lots on the opposite side of Fox
street. was purchased by Hoffman n
Goldberg about seven weeks ago from inc
Johnson Kahn syndicate.
Other sales announced yesterday follow:
MANHATTAN
10th sTREET-Iena scheideckcr has sod
Nos 500 and 5lI West 10th street, a FIVE
story APARTMENT house, on plot oVAloo iocT
. located 40 feet cast Of Audubon avenue:
have sold do for anton Szelagyi No 1905 Lexins
Ton avenue. a four story natnouse, on q Iut
.oX1O feet located 40 feet south OF s-d street
n being tho centre house Of a row Of ive,
which makes II the key 70 piot 'VNioV i0''
Ca the avenue.
EIGHTH AVENUE W. J. Shalyey has re
sold for tho Friedman Construction COMPANY
No o51s Eighth avenue. q I'VE story iathouse'
with stores on lot 25Xso foet. .,. 49,
ST NICHOLAS PLACE-Nezotiatons arc
rendinr for the sale BY Joseph Hanershlag or
Nicholas Place between 1920 and l13d streets
and extending through 10 Edeeconihe avenue
10 a builder for improvement
SsTrI STREET-Frank Hedlcy. vice -presl
don't and general manager Of the lnteroorouEh
Rapid Transit COMPANY. has acquired to.e 10
INC two five story dwelling houses Nos. ~ and
50 Vest Ssth street. ON a plot Al 10x9s.9 feet,
located $50 feet east OF Sixth avenue. MI
ITedlev bought the property as speculation:
and viii offer IL for resale. 4 new stauon OF
the elevated road is 20 be built al 3sth street
ODD STREET.-THE Henry V. Coo estate.
which purchased tho two apartment houses a
the southwest corner Of Broadway and sod
s,reet last week is also the purchaser OF the
dw.lling house No. 212 West @3d street eN-
.luslyeiv reported sold in yesterdays Iribune'
Tho three properties were sold by Mary T.
Donovan widow OF Tim Donovan. formerly
q we'll known character in the real estats
world. The property vas held at s"io'WV'
The Bronx.
C,prsTON AvENUE--The Henry F. A. Won
Cornpany is the purchaser Of the plot, contain
ing about thirteen lots covering me DOCK
front on Creston avenue. between forohain
Road and 1aOth street, tho sale or Vhlcn o.
,he Toin p IIaskins Estates vas reported IN
sundsya Tribune. Jacob Leitner was the
fyoker II IL the intention OF the buyers 70
sheriff improve the 1e0th street front WIN
I've story apartment houses. No improvement
~ the Fordhem Road front is contemplated TOT
the present. r-, v,-.,s.
T,.ni,ies soId 70 Martha Traubner three lots on
~. north side Of Magenta street. near Nhi,o
Plains Road. The buyer gives In excnange ,he
Eoenere a six story elevator apartment mouse,
on a Mot Box1oo feet, Nos. i43 and 1tf YVES,
INN street, sale Of which was announced
REMoNr AvyNUg-P. s. Tracy sold for
f3snrv q Wesselman for cash TO client or
TNi.amson Bryan the lot cSTloo feet on
,he AQUA, FIde OF fremont avenue. 20 tee'
vee. @. Marmion avenue. The buyer VIII I'M
p-sve tire To-.