New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-13
twenty-five Story Build
ing Planned by Amer'-
can Manufacturers.
DWELLING HOUSES IN
WEST 18TH ST. SOLD
Site May Be Improved win
Apartment-Buyer for Heights
Plot-Other Sales.

The Bush Terminal Company IS TO
erect twenty-five story building on
the site at 1872 and 134 West 42d st.
and the abuttng parcel, 1875 West 4lst
1t. The property has been bought
from John Hoge, Of GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
through John y. Herman, r broker. The
new structure will front fifty feet on
l2d ST. and twenty-five feet on 4lst st.
II will be called the Merchandise Ho-
tel. and will be permanent exhibit
ton for American manufacturers
chiefly those from out of town. llelme
& Corbet, Of Brooklyn, prepared the
plans. on eighteen floors Will be
booths. Offices and reception rooms. Inc
lower floors will be used for club ana
conference rooms. and there Will also
be a restaurant and rathskeller
Martha Lemon, through Electus /.
Rackus. has sold 1876 West 18th ST.
held AT $4,000. and the Wilmore
Realty Company has disposed OF l7o'
adjoining. They consist OF two four
story dwellings, on plot 42xlO22 feet
The purchaser is the Alton Holding
COMPANY, Claudius Carpenter Plnney'
president. The property Is now under
NEGOTIATION for a resale TO a prom
uent West side builder, who has IN
mind it's REINFORCEMENT with a thlr
teen story apartment hotel. ne
Lemon house has not changed hands
IN twenty-five years.
Another structural development on
the Heights rs foreshadowed IN the sale
OF tho vacant plot. 64.l0XllJ, at inc
northwest corner Of Audubon Hy and
lS6th ST.. which the Grenco Company
disposed of TO builders who plan TO
develop the corner with hlgh-grade
apartment houses.
other sales follow:
18TH ST-James Montgomery
Son have sold for Patrick Goodman 10
a client for Improvement the plot 5ON
100 on the south side Of l35th st., 20
feet east Of Lincoln av.
THIRD AV.- The METROPOLITAN Roof
ing Supply Company bought. through
James Montgomery & Son. from Charlie
A. Flaumer. the plot on the west side
Of Third av., extending through 10
18Th st.. with frontages Of 20 and go
feet respectively, adjoining 2l-foot
marcel AZ the northwest corner OF those
thoroughfares. The property Will be
improved with four-story loft build
nth ST Ennis & Sinnott purchased
from Emma b.. Acker, through Slaw-
son & Hobbs, l5l West 18th st.,
three-story dwelling, on lot 2OSxlO2.,
lSlST ST Emma s. Moore has sold
the plot. 25x170, on the north side OF
is1st st.,extending through 10 1929 st,
l25 feet west Of Amsterdam avr TO
Wesslau Bros, who own adjoining
property.
BOTH SIT. T. Finneran and ]. j..
Ryan sold for Charles Rosenthal, the
three-story dwelling. 2l6 East 3Oth St,
ON lot 1S.Qx1O0. Mr. Rosenthal recent
ly acquired this property IN exchange
for his residence az Cedarhurst, l.. J.
SECOND AV.-The Benenson Realty
Company sold to Lowenfeld & Prayer,
100 Second ay., a ive-story tenement,
on lot 24SxsO, adjoining the northwes,
corner Of Forty-frst street. William
J. Fleming e Co.. were the brokers.
CONCOURSE.-John Phuger has sold
for Merle ]. 81. John. plot lO2x3lx
irregular, on the west side OF the
Grand Boulevard and Concourse, be-
tween l74th and l75th SITS, at the pro-
posed extension Of Clifford place.
ALEXANDER AV.-James Montgom-
cry & Son resold the northwest cor
ner Of Alexander av. and 13Sth St, a
two-story building, 75Xl00. formerly
ocrunied as a notice station.