New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-01
REAL ESTATE.
MARKET QUIET-MANY RUMoRs BUT
FEW SALES-NEWS FROM BROKERS.
BUILDERS AND AUCTIONEERS.

Few sales of Importance were reported by brot
ers yesterday. though rumors plentiful. The
centre OF gossip Fifth-ave. report was cir
cuisted that the Paran Stevens estate had sold tina
southwest Of Fifth-ave and Forty-fourth-
st.. out IL may be said upon good authority that
the property has not been disposed Of 1t has been
che subject Of frequent rumors the story of its
sale is likely find its way into print several
times again before has been actually consuIn-
mated. Another report yesterday to the effect
that Richard II, Montgomery had practically sold
for the demonstration syndicate balance of the
Fhty-hrst-st front of the Orphan Asylum property.
This report also is premature
A story printed yesterday that the sites Of tn.
American Art Galleries and the Bartholdi Hotel
would De improved with a fine modern hotel was
positively denied by persons in position to know,
NO further details Of the contemplated purcha So
OF the southwest corner of Fifth-ave. and Fifty
nfth-st by the Republican Club for its new home
were ootainable. AS reported in The Tribune YES
teFcay negotiations are foot the sale of the
corner 10 the Republican Club and there is every
reason TO believe that the deal will be contaminated
II was pointed out yesterday that the site would
be an ideal for club and IL is believed tina
Inc selection VIII prove popular with the members
OF the organization
ho"ln r Benjamin writes TO The Tribune to
oeny that he has purchased Hilton Park He saws
thal ne has never considered the same even IN the
e-eht o, ASKING price or having II offered TO him
Inc option obtained by the Yale Climb an e.
property in West Forty-fourth-st nearly onnoeita
the Harvard Club. which expired Yesterday hos.
inny f1rtb thar
by the clubs committee oh
ny lis pendens filed yesterday II annears .h.
ie Washington Life Insurance Company has bee,,n
Ioreciosare proceedings against the soutbuas, g
M oi broadway and Prince-st. The defendants
are the nrm OF Freedman Bros clotbiers for
occupants Of the store now fin uop,da,,o 1r'
property fronts 81 feet in Broadway and 1oo fec, a.
iiice-st' and on IL is building nine stories btgb
49, Upper stories and modern improvements were
Hooed about five years ago WIG
a taree story brick limestone "a 49,
ire~ 10 The Training School for Nurses ON t,laor,
- idho VIII soon be erected for the ci,v ar .
IT. "a, sf''o'V from plans by Horgan g. sIatterv
cov.ad - nc" buildings viii be connected by q
Noseiec passaseway of galvanized iron
me Congregation Shari Zadek or rJa,- 49,
Hieo plans for story brick and ,erra
80 synagogue 20 cost $4,000. The edifce Will be
,.-.I oh me north side of One-hundred-an
eish'"enth-st, between Lenox and Fifth ayes r.
~. 8,. ~ bernstein. Isaac Friedlander and
ifiS Fhiiips are president and yice-president 70
Apecu'eiy OF the congregation.
THE RECORD OF SALES
DppeHheiiner & >Hanerschlag have sold the
ou',I~est corner Of Central Park West and One
~ -, plot 1ooxl0o. builder
"4'I erect seven story apartment house
Lc"ehietd Prayer have sold tc an tnvestor No
- 70 30 Eark-ave-. three five story hathouses. and
c'es nave bought from Silas II. Furman No AS
"iaho-st- a focr story building lot Issx1O0
horace >. Ely a. Co. have sold for client n
barnes d. Weinstein No 544 Second-ave 60
story fathoUse lot I9x6O ~
halI M Waiiach & Son the buyers of No a7a
st Eegnty-flrst-st, plot I05xIO2 and will
bn,stt hereon your seven story modern tenement
nam -' pans ny u r. Pei
FhiBp Braender has sold Nos 6s and ss West One
aundred-and-eigh teenth-st two ave e,ory Ill
nathouses. plot 57xl00ll ' OiSh
ndrf6eSsi i aahn e CO have sold builder the
ofso .afld-eig nteen th-st. a plot 100 iixi0G ~
JULIUS Sachrach has bought No. ls3 AIen-st .
80 s.pry tenement house, lot 25ys78 and has re-
sold the same TO investor 1890 S 80
Sussarof a. Slender sold N rt,nr,n