New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-22
REAL ESTATE.
THE ArcrIoNEERs ELECT OFFICERS.

4 NUMBER OF PRIVATE sALEs-BrSINESS At THE
EXCHANGES
# tho plans which were shown yesterday by
Francis sickels are carried out, the tail once
buildings in the lower part OF the city VIII soon
Zoe ovorshadowed by a structure which IN helsh'
and architecture splendor VIII eclipse any ''s III
the way Of commercial architecture ever attempted
in this city THE building" said Mr.. SickeiS'
will cover an area OF about 1900 square feet on
th. ,as, side Of Broadway. bounded on the north
l,v the Astor Building the south by the stan
dard oil Companys building and on the east py
Newest There will be arcades east, west hor'h
and south. by means Of which communication WI"
be established a grade with the elevated s'S
ten and the floors OF the Produce ana Stoch en-
changes
The building" continued Mr.. Sickels. "wil. be
ihjrv-three stories high IL will have ten elevators
on the Broadway and ten on the Newest. SIDES
through II IN. great mass OF people 10 an" i'o'"
the exchanges and the various transporting"
terminals VIII pass and II VIII he worthy OF the
name. The Sublime by which the syndicate pro-
poses 10 have il known. The arcades ana passage
WAYS will extend not only through the new build
ing but Will connect with sim ar structures on
he north and south that BIZ >adway. New,si.;
Ay the covered streets I'm The sublime
When asked where the capita "ior the eisah i
c.tcruriso Was coming from, Mr. Sickels SAID thal
the persons under whose directions ne hlu maui i,
thc plans were all in England, and That only Eng
Put the scheme" he said. lis looked upon with
favor 10y the IN mo nnlnpcrte
with the syndicate which represent one oil the
important result OF The scheme VIII be ne Iec-
ton OF a union station 10y the Manhattan Railway
Although MIR Sckcs showed plans Of the proposed
structure and declared hc had perfected an pre-
hminary arrangements for its erection, real estate
brokers and people who are "e posted IN lne i."i
estate market are sccpiical on the subject. ana
believe that ''The sublime" will never advance De
You'd the paper stage. =
The annual meeting and election of officers OF
the Real Estate Auctioneers' Association was nelu
dent James L. Wells made short address ana
congratulated the membGr. upon 5hs
were: President James l.. Wells; ,ice,president.
rotary. u. Phoenix Ingraham; Executive COMMIT r.
tee. LOUIS Mcsicr. A. u Aineberg Peter r. Meyer
hrick daihonsc with stores. at the northwest cor
ne OF tnr abomi 5000 The lot is 5oixi
The seller bought the lot IN Dece"'er 1870 io'
Mrs. NJ. l.. Lane is reported to have sold to Rob
ort F. Chapman No. III West One-hundred-ann-
stone private dwelling on lot 2OXl".l II Is sald
thai the price is low. The seller bought the prop
The Wnli"n :. anderson Company has SOLD for
the estate Of David Frank TO Is bahipi Ipr 800
ndeleventh-st. ~ feet east OF Seyenth-ave une
of three nVe-story apartment houses
p 'n Lowenfeld and William Prayer have sold
80 p Mors Marhows ON ' pSss This
Is he last parcel of the Brown estate. which was
onlv purchased a short time ago by the sellers
AT Inc Broadway Real Estate Salesroom all the
parccls sold were to tho plaintiffs. IN foreclosure
proceedings William Kennedy sold No 5it East
lrifteenth-st a four-story brick tenement house.
lot 2oxso to the plaintiff Sophie kanenbley. for
s. cl: also northeast corner OF Washington ave ana
One-hundre -sel eEty -siXth-st:: vacant plot
81 sxs0 TO the plaintiff Ethel &. Kinney. for $50;
also Woodlawn Heights Frst-ave.. north side, 20
feet west of Martha .ave.. four two-story frame
dwellings, plot l00xl0). mechanics liens, TO the
Plaintiffs. William F. Lawrence and others. for
$Sovil.
A. H. Muller & sold Railrosd-sve.. east
southeast i2s1 as u bends north 10 One hundred
and-thirty -nfih-s l%,xSl Xl9l x9s. and Railroad
ave- east southeast side. II bends north 10 one
runfred-and- thirty -ffih-st ls9Xs4.jXl9 lXsDl and
Kairoad-ayc. east southeast side 1873. as II bends
north to One-hundre thirty -itth-st. l99xs9x
lssxs4.5. TO the plaintiffs, Angus; Belmont and
others. $50.