New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-02
Hoqe Increases Holdings
by Purchase of Eight
Story Building.
TO ENLARGE MEDICAL
COLLEGE FOR WOMEN
Property Adjoining Presen'
Home Purchased Haven Ave.
Apartment Involves S4O0,0Oo.

Pease & Gilman have sold for An
d~eD !. Connlck 51s Fifth ay., adJoin-
inc the corner Of 43d st., and occupy ing
a Mot 2sxi25 feet, improved with an
EIGHT story freproof store and ioit
bnilding. now under lease TO Irene al
, rental Of about $4,000 per annum
no, The purchaser OF the property ~
John Hoge, OF zanesville, Ohio, presi-
don't Of the American Encaustic Iiiing
Company. -
NJ, Uoge owns a number OF other
Lipb class investments here IN Ne"
York among them being the former
Graves and Chase buildings, at 90
as3 and 4s5 Fifth ay., and 3 East slst
g. now under lease 10 the Rogers feet
Co and on which they have erected
tho fine new building which mas oeeh
40 successfully rented.
Wr. Hoge also owns the properly
12o 70 l34 West AID 81, extending
t9rouoh 70 1876 West 4ist ST. former
~ occupied by the Lewis oonYer
Comnanv. The property IN question
was soId last month By Pease & Eill-
mar for Henry G.. Trevor TO Mr.. CON
nick. and is assessed az s495,OOO. II Is
interesting that this block front was
occrpied by the Colored orphan
Ayvlum. which, during the Ciyil war
wn, burnt down during one OF the ofaft
riots. Mr.. Hoge was represented oy
Babbage & Sanders. attorneys;
The New York Medical College ana
Hospital for Women. established about
eight years ago, has purchased the
nIoperty at the northeast corner OF
Manhattan az. and 1Olst st., adjoining
tn, college. from Charles II. Horny
Az soon as the necessary FUNDS can De
obtained it ia proposed to improve the
ACQUISITION with q six story Duildlhg
for the college. al
lqge. Roderick Stephens, one OF tne
tructees. said yesterday that the de-
crease i'm co-educatiOnal tptohs
and the increase In the attendance az
nI,ces where women can study medi-
cine apart from men make the new
building necessary. The present prop
er.y is used for both college and nos
initial. and il is the intention TO devote
Il exclusively to hospital work when
the new building is completed.
The newly formed Alto Realty Cor
poration. Of which Joseph ?. Iurla "a
,he head. has purchased from the ana
VISTA Holding Company, Pancrazlo
G,assi. president. the plot l2l3x19iX
iOOy245 feet. on the vest side OF Haven
Az extending thro~ % to Riverside
Drive. $50 feet nortn OF l12d ST.; also
from Rube Z. Foge. the adjoining plot
on the north. The combined property
comprises over ten lots. Harry Good
stein was the broker =.
Plans are now being prepared by y.
Sorracino for the improvement OF the
Haven av. front By the Alto Company
with two six story apartment houses
containing suites OF from three TO hve
rooms. The Haven az. elevation al TINS
no,nt is about 81 feet above the Drive,
which will give the apartment unoO.
,rructed views of the Hudson and
Palisades The total operation involves
about 100000.
The Podwil Realty Company has Sold
tho six story apartment house known
a.. the Durrill. az OBS TO 644 West i60th
Il. on plot l00xl0O feet. between Fort
Washington av. and Riverside Drive.
Arnold Byrne & Baumann are reported
% be tho brokers. The structure was
erected by the selling company last
wear from plans by Samuel katz, who
estimated the cost at $4,000.
Other sales follow:
9Th ST. Douglas Robinson. Charles
;. Brown Company sold for Arthur
Curtiss James 80 and %. two dwellings
on Il plot Boxes feet, TO a purchaser
who intends to erect a model tenement
on the property
18th ST. The dwellings at - and
10 East 10Th st.. on plot 3SXlO2.2 teet,
have been sold by George a. Holden
and Fannie VI. Kahn 70 a buyer who
will erect new dwelling on the site.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. Arnold,
Bgrne & Baumann and Eugene y.
Busher sold for Thomas Concannon
l765 Southern Boulevard. a five story
nar. on lot 25xl3O. at the foot Of the
17ith 81. subway station.
MANHATTAN ST. Charles b. Far
we'll sold for the kouwenhovcn Es-
tates Manhattan ST., five story tone