New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-14
REAL ESTATE.
CHANGE HANDS - FURTHER DETAILS
OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC Or
PHAN ASYLUM TRANS
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Some further details about the sale OF the Roman
Catholic Orphan Asylum property In flfth-aVe''
contracts for which will probably be signed To-Day
were made public yesterday. The selling price 10
the syndicate is understood TO be UlU'V" LOT the
block exclusive Of the Madison-ave. 'front.' when
comprises a plot 75x20Ol0 and has been sold to
Archbishop Corrigan for diocesan purposes he-
stricons In the contract will relate TO the height
OF buildings to be put Fifty frst-st opposite the
Cathedral. In addition to the men mentioned
yesterday in this column as being members OF the
syndicate others are George r. Sheldon, John A.
Mccall, William +. Havemeyer and william A. BUT
ler jr 1t ia thought that the resale OF all or most
OF tho property will not be long delayed oriet
option is said to have been given on the Fifty-sec
ond-st. corner and the Union Club has frequently
been mentioned possible buyer OF the FIFTY
frst-st corner. A syndicate represented by well
known architect is figuring on the Fifty-second-st.
lots, and firm OF builders has Indicated a desire
for the Ffty-frst-st lots improve with row OF
high class dwelling houses. In addition to the
syndicate which bought the property there were
four others in the field for 1t. represented. re-
spectivey, by F. De R. Wissman. w. B. Taylor d
Sons John n. Golding and Bryan l.. Kennedy.
Albert Booth Cohn reports that he has sold FOR
Felt & Livingston owners OF the Lucille apart
ment house, the southeast corner OF One-hundred-
and-fourteenth-st. and st. Nicholas-ave. TO ex-
Governor Levi p. Morton.
F. Zlttel has sold for Mr.. Morton two houses in
Ninety -hfth-st.. near Columbus-ave. and one in
Ninety seventh-st., near Columbus-ave. to Felt &
Livingston.
Jesse c. Bennett & Co. have sold for George
Cubberly the two private houses, No. 300 West One
hundred nd thirty ninth-st.. 17x55xl0 and No JOG
Edgecombe-ave.. 1880 for $4,000. Both houses are
leased for term of years. The buyer OF No. 10
Riverside Drive, previously reported sold by this
frm is Henry E. Niese OF the American Sugar
Refining Company.
nix hal sold &
son. the two five story double fiat houses with
lot 5Oxs9xl0o5 Nos. 236 and 2Ss West sixty-hrstst.
TO Lucas J; Donegan for $500
John p. Kirwin reports that he has resold at a
considerable advance the price recently paid
and $50 anf five ores and 0f
ment, $ssxlOo5 The buyer Is Mrs RS Mackey
L. Ropes p.' No. 2is Central PARK West four story
prick dwelling house on lot T 1850 near Esh
cordins to the he records of $4,000: '
Pnes has No Eve o MsS browe
stone fathouse, plot S4xlN.11 A.
seUbN w. NJ H have at Sou aou fs% @Fi 10 s0
dwelling house, on lot 2oxSS.
brownstone dwelling house. 25xsOxlOO No IS West
Fifty-thlrd-st for about 100000
basement brownstone dwelling house. 2l.4xloo, No.
Catherine F. Harlow has purchased No 3ls West
One hundred OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 25xs9l1 for
Mary E. Corse has exchanged No. 1923 West Forty
frs-st, front and rear tenement houses, with Hon
ora schick, for the five story tenement house No.
S65 Eighth-ave.
Adelaide G. Allen is the seller and william c. Fos-
ter the buyer Of No. 153 West Forty -ffth-st, re-
ported yesterday.
Mary J. Halliday sold to NJ. Smiley the five
story 1athouse. with stores. No, Az Amsterdam
ave, 25xS7x00.
1t is reported that Joseph Doeger has purchased
from the estate OF Sgfried Gruner the dwelling
house No. % West Eighty-frst-st, facing Manhat-
tan Square. 25x65x20.4, to Eighty-second-st with
four story dining room extension.
Following are the results Of the offerings dis
posed Of at the Broadway Salesroom yesterday:
by Herbert A. Sherman: No. Ais TO 426 West One
hundred d-forty fourth-st, north side 100 feet
Of Convent-ave 75xs911. five four story brick
dwelling houses foreclosure, to the plaintiff for
So go.
BY Bryan L. Kennedy: No. 2,232 Second-ave., east
side 60lO feet south OF One-hundred-a nd-ffteenth-
St. 20x75, four story stone front store and tene-
ment house foreclosure, to the plaintiff for $3.50
BY Thomas c. Smith: Nos 80 and So Third-st.
south side SCI feet east OF West Broadway, 43x75,
story brick store foreclosure, to the plaintiff
for $1,000.
BY Peter F. Meyer & Co: Fourteenth-st south
west side, 155 feet northwest of Prospect Terrace
25xll4, Wakefield; foreclosure. to the plaintiff for
5000 Fourteenth-st. southwest side $50 feet north
west OF Prospect Terrace, 25xll4 Wakefield fore
closure, to the plaintiff for 81 500.