New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-26
Five Story Building, Held
at $l25,000, Bought by
q. 6. Austin.
ENLARGE HOLDINGS
IN WEST BATH ST.
Frederick and William II.
Hussey Buy Five Story
LOft-Other Sales.

The Charles F. Noyes Company has
sold TO client Of George c. Austin
$50 Broadway, a FIVE story building,
covering $3.50 square feet. The build
ing is leased to Campbell, Metzger
Jacobson. The property is valued at
Sl25,000. The parcel comes into
family owning other Broadway prop
erty and who believe that Broadway
values are certain TO enhance rapidly
near Canal Street after the four sub
ways with stations at this one point
are in operation. The Noyes company
has made many sales and leases in
this immediate neighborhood. and only
a short time ago reported the lease OF
Alp Broadway through TO Cortiandt
Alley to the Cobb-Macey Dohme Com
pany, tenants who moved from several
streets south, and recently negotiated
the lease for y to 76 Walker Street
to the j. G.. Shaw Blank Book Com
pany.
Arnold, Byrne & Baumann have re-
sold for the Henry Morgenthau Com
pany TO Frederick and William II.
Hussey 163 West Thirty-fourth Street,
on the north side of the street, 100
feet east of Seventh Avenue, a five
story business building on lot 25X98.9
feet. The Messrs. Hussey own adj
joining property, and this purchase
gives them plot of over 10000 square
feet at Seventh Avenue, Thirty-fourth
and Thirty-6fth Streets, including a
G6-foot frontage on Thirty-fourth
Street. The new Seventh Avenue sub
way will have a station at this corner.
The Thirty-fourth Street property was
held at S135,000.
+. Osborne Smith has sold TO James
Q. Mccarthy for George W. McAdam,
for whom they recently bought the
property, the plot, 7jxl00 feet, on the
east side Of Walton Avenue, 90 feet
south Of 10th Street. II is to be
taken by the Jayque Corporation, Of
which Mr. Mccarthy is president, and
which company purchased Wednesday
the adjoining 50-foot corner from the
II. VI. Construction Company. Mr.. Nc
Carthy'e holdings at that point now
front 125 feet on the avenue and 100
feet on the street, and will be i'm
proved with three five story apart
ments. On the opposite northeast
corner, 75xlO0 feet, which was also
purchased through Mr. Smith. he will
build two houses. The project repre-
cents an outlay of 100000.
Other sales follow:
UNION Ay.-Lou's Cowan sold FOR Herman
BroCEcr 70 a ellen. i0I Union aV.. a.. the north
west corner Of l5jth ST. a sir story apartment and
stores. on lot 2jHloo The purchaser gives IN part
AUDUBON Av.-Erni. ( s.nrott have boush,
from Wurtzbcrger q Hecht pot l0OIlO0 on the
west side Of Audubon ay.. q feet south Of 10Th
81 Henry NO-gtrthau owned much " The property
in this section when 70 purchased b. the
sellers from him in 1891 II is therefore the arst
sale ~ the pot IN tWeuiy-iour years. Leo Solomon
was the broker.
MAPES Av.-Thc Beuersoa Realty Company has
resod glgO MdDes av.. nCg i've story apartment
house occupying a pot 66Il0O about lSj feet
north Or lSr,h a. Tie buyer Is Walter Berfeu-
burg who gare In part payment the fat al 2l3l
ProsDe.t az rcported sod Wednesday. John A
S'einmets negotiated The deal The Mape5 Az.
house was acquired hy the Bencnson company last
November from the builder. Cornelius 0.keeie
LINTON AE.-AcNauder Srlk,n and W Nikens
sold FOR George Eugel 1919 linton aV. southwest
corner Of it9;h g.. five stQy ha'house. on lot
n grSOS. fo a client for Investment II was a
cash transaction. .,,, -
nor -Kaugh-sn 4 Links and William r.
O'R-'rn sod for the OByian estate 10 the kaughran
estate 1922 Hoe ay. Two family house. on .ot
a5tl00 Tie property was given 10 part payment
for the four sfug tenement a. alO Last SUM s~'
srFEI,rTS Av.-Rlcharl Dickson has sold ior
smith Williamson 1867 S'ebbns az. dwelling
win store. on lot 2IgTG5r irregular. near Lyman
WEBSTER Ay.--Lernou Bro'hers has sold for
Sussg NsIIahan the plot JoIll5 on the Eesi sac
on Webster ay located IS feet south OF -l4lh ..
where the-s = 70 be station. me new VNHeG
ans 70 Improve the site