New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-16
Premises Will Be Altered
Into Stores, Apart
ments and Studios.
QUICK RESALE OF
10Th ST. FLAT
Property Recently Figured in an
Exchange-Fordham Heights
House for Fraternity.

The dwelling house property Sl2
Madison av., southwest corner OF 6oth
ST., has been purchased by James An
derson Halves from the Mutual Lie
Insurance Company through Pease &
Gilman. Mr.. Halves expects TO duph-
cate there the success he has met IN
remodelling his property at sol Madi-
son av. into stores, apartments and
studios. His new property is opposite
that site. II, too, will be altered IN a
similar manner, stores occupying the
entire ground floor along Madison av.,
with apartments and studios above.
The building 812 Madison av. has q
frontage of POS feet in the street and
102 feet on the avenue. II is taxed at
Sl35,000 II was formerly owned by
Erie Dahlgren, whose wife was Miss
Drexel.
The work of remodelling s12 will be
begun as soon as possible. Architects
are now busily engaged on the plans.
The stores, apartments and studios IN
sol Madison av. were rented before the
alterations were completed.
. James II. Cruikshank and William ID.
Fitzpatrick have resold 203 West l20th
St, five story fiat, on lot 25xlOO11
feet, adjoining the northwest corner OF
Seventh av. The sellers recently OBJ
tanned the house, along with several
other properties in Brooklyn and New
Jersey, in an exchange with Henry &.
Hallenbeck for the seven story building
at POS Fifth av., extending through to
1923 Broadway, between 18th and 10Th
SITS.
Another of the fraternal organiza-
tions connected with New York Uni
versity on Fordham Heights has pur-
chased it's own home. The society has
contracted to buy the large three story
brick mansion, with garage, at the
northeast corner of Loring Place and
lS3d ST.. Just one block north of the
university grounds. The property was
purchased from Mrs. Winifred Nc
Carthy. who had been holding il at
about $4,000. IL has a frontage of
1915 feet in 183d st. and 105.1O feet on
Loring place. The old brick mansion at
the opposite northwest corner Of lo3d
st. and Loring Place is occupied by the
Psi Epsilon chapter
+. J. Muhlheld is the buyer of the
new five story apartment, on plot
50x94 feet, at S57 Crotona Park North,
reported sold in yesterdays Tribune by
the Benenson Realty Company. In part
payment the buyer gave the plot, 5OX95
feet, on the north side of Crotona Park
North, located $50 feet west of Mar
mion av William J. Gabel negotiated
the deal. The latter site will probably
be improved by the Benenson company
with a structure similar to the one just
disposed of.
Other sales follow:
10TH ST-Charles 5 Kohler has sold for AIDE
line c. Wilcox G5 West l0ith 81. I'VE story nat on
plot 3lfNlO0.l.
18TH sT -LeonarI Vein and Lowenfeld & Prs-
ger have bought from Herman Bauer through Eman-
uel simon 3l9 West 2Sth a., a i've sJory nat. on
Iot .0x939 The house given m part payment
for the I've ftoiy fat az "a West 9Sd ST.. recently
CoSTER ST-The Nebrng Company reports hav-
ing resoid ga Coster st.. a t@o family house. on
lot 20xlO0. Charles D. Pope acquired ute 70 inc
marcel on October l6 On November II the above
brokers reported a sale o. tho house without sellers
or buyers name. Mr.. Pope Is still the owner Of
record.