New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
Purchaser to Erect Fine
House on Site Sold by
Mrs. Cameron.
S250,000 GIVEN FOR
CORNER APARTMENTS
Buildings Disposed OF at Audi.
bon Ave. and 175th Street
Other Trading Reported.

Mrs. Julia f. Cameron has sold
through John J. Ksvansgh the plot 2sr
zoos feet, on the north side Of goth
ST. located $50 feet east Of Fifth sv.
being part Of a fve-lot site AZ that
point acquired BY Mrs Cameron in
1872. This properly was formerly held
at $4,000 front foot. The new owner
will start work shortly on his new
home.
The Carnegie mansion occupies the
Fifth az. front between Goth and 9lst
SITS. The steel msgnste at one time
controlled the north side of slst St, OPP
posite his residence. This he sold of
70 people who would make suitable
neighbors. The last sale Of this char
acter involved the plot, S9Tl0o.s feet.
adjoining the Madison av. corner, which
was purchased by Charles MacNeill,
president Of the Utah Copper Company,
who will build a costly home.
MIR Kavsnsugh also sold for II. P.
Shriever to a client for occupancy the
four story and basement dwelling at
10 East 18th St. with frontage of 81
feet.
The Henry Morgenthsu Company
purchased from David Zipkin 202 and
20s Audubon sv., northwest corner OF
l75th ST.. two six story thirty family
apartment houses, the immediate cor
ner building occupying a plot 52.SxlOO
feet. and the inside one 54xl0Ox irreg-
ular. The selling figure was close to
$3.50, 900. The plot of eleven lots, com
nrising the block front on the north
side ~ 18ist St. between Northern and
Haven avs. reported sold in Sunday
Tribune, figured in exchange. NJ. L.
Strunsky & Co. and Bernard LONDON
negotiated the deal.
Other sales follow:
1QiST ST-Frederick Brown bought
from the John Boyland Company INC
five story apartment. 5lX99 II, ct 5o2
West l9lst St, one OF row erected by
the Rowland Company, all Of when
have now been sold. Mr.. Brown gave
in part payment the plot. 75xl9O. on
the south side of 1920 ST., 100 feet
west of Audubon av., valued at $4,000.
Arnold, Byrne & Bsumann we're the
WEBB AV.-Charles w. Mcdonald
has purchased from the Christman
estate. through II. A. Douglas & Co..
the plot of fourteen lots on the north
side of lssth ST.. 80 feet east Of webb
az. with a frontage of 375 feet and IN
irregular depth ranging from LOO 10
1875 feet. The property faces DeVoe
Park and Fordham Road. The. pur-
chaser intends to remove the rock and
resell to a builder. The same brokers
have sold for j. J. O'Reilly the two end
a half story residence at 24s2 Elm
place. on lot 25x79, TO w. H. Haneox
of Mount Vernon.
18th ST.-The National Coaserva'
tory OF Music of America. which occu.
pies. under lease, the dwelling at ~
West 18th ST., has acquired from the
Armoric Realty Company the sdloln'
ing house at 1913. IL is four story
dwelling. on lot 24xl02.2, between Co.
lumbus and Amsterdam avs.
18TH ST.-Mrs. Gussie Haynes has
bought from Jacob Moersfelder l3s-
142 East ll2th ST., six story ha',
known as the Simmore, on plot Blk
lOO.ll, adjoining the southwest corner
of Lexington av.
POPHAM Az. Steven b. Avres has
sold for Emile Utard his resi- fence at
177l Popham az. TO DR.. Joseph A.
Ruda. The property measures 75Xl55
and is assessed at $4,000.
SHERMAN AN.-Smith & Phelps
have sold for the Edward J. Byrne
Construction Company the five story
apartment, 43x105, at 964 Sherman ay.