New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-02

irg projects of recent years. Mr. WINS has secured
under contract with the New-York Betting ana
Packing Company their fve-story bundihs ->os'
13 and 10 Park Row. with plot SxO3lOX2s'x sighty
irregular or has had his proposition TO puy Ia
forabiy entertained. and has also secured from MI.
Cheever Of the Betting and Packing Company
the three-story building No. 10 Ann-s;. and from
another owner a property adjoining Each has
frontage of twenty feet, and extends back 10 tne
southwestery line Of the old international Holei
property in Park Row. Thus far the ihoica''ons
are that the contamination of the purchases men
toned will Involve expenditure OF over slVVo'V0V
surance that the buyers have yet secured all the
property embraced IN sn[ of be Chamber Of Com
Inerce Will be held consider measures now penn
ngs in the city of New DIRK some o. We idi re
owners OF property IN the city VIII attend thls
mfeps and offer Of Se s Wick has
been introduced in the Legislator at me re9ue t
interests propcrty-owners who have IN mhd IN. Ine
erection Of tail buildings 1t has been saw sw WAS WAS
put forward by owners Of immensely hign puii of
So cut off their light some Of the property
holders who will be present at the meeting w cs
Company the president Of the Germana Lie IN,
National Bank. Frederick Potter, Of the Potter
estate; Harding & Gooch architects ana many
member Of the Chamber Of Commerce. is to deliver
an address in opposition TO the bill. .
In BROOKLYN the auction sales last week reaHzed
the sum OF 1857 645, against s6slG2 for the core
The cenveyances reported last week go Of
which 1S2 were nominal. the remainder being repre-
sented by a total of $4,000 For the correspond
ing week of last year the transfers numbered zol
of which 1872 were nomina.. the remainder belns
represented by a total of s2919.5S5 In the twenty
third and Twenty-fourth wards. including the new
annexed district. there ffty-six transfers. or
which thirty-two nominal. the consideration
for the other. amounting TO Sil9.iS. According 10
the plans filed last week In the Building Depart
ment in this CITY, the estimated cost OF the pro-
iecied new buildings as figured by the architects.
reached the Of N,6l6.l75, against $685. ior
the corresp onding week OF last year
There were 23l mortgag es. involving the sum OF
s3g5662l against 81 6Ss.5lo for the same period or
1895 The rate of interest continues about per
cent year. -
Max Marx has sold 10 Livingston A. shannon OF
the firm OF Shannon, Miller & Green. for N1.5D
the three-story residence. with extension. No 23l
West One hundred and-thireenth-st. on lot l6M
100 A. oo
julius Loewen;hal has sold TO builder. al $4,000.
No. 424 Broome-st. ,
sos 200 No Union Square fve-story brick build
ing, lot % by about los. now occupied by the
Union Square Bank.
Giblin & Taylor have sold 10 Mr. Dunlee for
about $4,000 the three-sory brownstone house NO
7N West End-ave. 20x5Sxl0o
James r. Ge has sold Mr.. Stern for s@.-
coo the three-story brOwnsione house No lo5 West
Seventy-seventh-st.. l. 6x52Xlo2.2.
The Folsom estate has sold 10 builder FOR
about $4,000 Nos. 81, SO and Al East Eighteenth
St. 75x92. with old buildings