New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-31
REAL ESTATE.
THE UNION RAILROAD BUYS SITE FOR
A POWER-HOUSE.

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POWER-HOUSE.
.orse number Of important real estate trans
actions closed Yesterday that which attracted gem
.rsI attention was the one by which site TOT
rev no,yer- house for It's Pelham Parkway extern
sian is secured by the Union trolley ROAD
ne Seton Homestead Land Company SOLO 70
John S Bush. president OF the Northern "a' ~
MANY tne old steamboat dock ana Waterfront
nronerty ana a large plot OF lots in Westminster
Creek and Fort Schuyler road for immeo'A'' -,
movement by the erection OF q power-house ior
the Pelham extension OF the Union Railroad II
was said that an electric-lgnt plant might aiso oe
put I'D on the Site the work 10 peglh iii'eu
The lots on the Fort Schuyler roao were eoiu AZ.
about $500 each and the lots on the creek 'o'
about 500 each. A.
DUFF g. Rusher sold for the Equitable Lie AS
srrance Society TO Oppenheimer Metzger inc
block front comprising eight lots. on the eas' Suo
OF West End-ave.. between Sixty-nlhth anu o.
ueth sts 20 feet on West End-ave oS !" ieo' va
each street. for about 100000
John " Goldng sold for the trustees OF Ooiui''o'a
College the four lois at the northeast corner Oh
Seventy fourth-st. and Park-ave to weA-Aho"N
builder. 1he property will be Immediately In
'seiGng Brothers sold the hve-story American
basement dwelling No. 2Sl West Eighty ,ninth-sI
isxjVx75 for Alexander Hollander TO Eo"sIo "
e w Gii5ert and j. Edgar Leaycrat, have sO ola
to hHke 4HS q, %est Ffiythird-st on lot 25x
HaH / aog & Co sold to julius J Fox the OLD
building No IL Perry-st.. 2oX9o. on private terms
Mande!baum & Levine nave purchased from the
estate Of Mary l.. Pedrsall the tWo,story ouho4is,
No ia East One hundred-and-tenth-st.' on lot
25xl0o. on private terms. c,.,.. r-,,,,.r
IoWerfeld g. Prayer have sold 10 Charles Guht1et
No l6 3arrow-st. a fve-story brick hathouse. lox
SlxO taking In trade No go East Sixth-st.. hVe-
story double iathouse, on lot 2oxsi .
Hoffman Brothers Of Nos. and Warren-s.
the well-known downtown brokers' announces
Yesterday their retirement from the orokerase
BUSINESS for the purpose Of gving their wn0ie az
teniion to dealing The firm will buy and sell real
estate on It's own account and. 1t Is rumoreo' mas
several large deals under way.
The University Club has mortgaged the newly &C.
ouired size for its clubhouse on the NORTHWEST
corner OF Fifth-ave. and Flfty-fourth-st a pot
iCG5xlS and % feet In Fifty-fourth-st 10 ieet
west Of Fifth-ave extending 2olO feet 10 FIty-
ffth-st 10 the Equitable Life Assurance Societ!
for 81 10000. The mortgage carries "a per cent
interest and Is due in 1891 II is made for the pur-
pose OF raising the remaining sum necessary TOT
the building Of the clubs new nome 49,.
The Postal Telegraph Company has Leased rom
the Commercial Cable Building Company the ironl
basement in It's building In Broad-st Inc oase-
ment Will be used an operating-room oy the
Postal Telegraph Company - ,.,
At the Broadway Salesroom YESTERDAY - PnGna
Ingraham & Co sold in foreclosure No. o's Third-
ave hve-story brick tenement house. leaseno'd
2OxS1 10 the American Tobacco Company Tor e.
Peer E Meyer d Co. sold In foreclosure No of4
East One-hundred- nd thirty -fourhst. hve-story
brick tenement-nouse, 10 Isaac C. Birch for N4,oOo
Plans were filed yesterday BY Noble q Gauss for
two sixsory brick hathouses on he north SIDE 81
42xs22 10 cost $4,000 James E. Weare Son are
the architects