New-York tribune., 1900-03-27
REAL ESTATE.
THE TWO ANNExEs TO THE MUTUAL
LIFE BUILDING.

The foundation Will soon be laid for two large
anIexes 70 the Mutual Life Insurance Company
building, No &c 1Sassau-s-. The building which IS
10 face Liberty-si. will be fifteen high, and
have frontage OF I12 feet; the Cedar-st addition
will have but eight stories and a frontage Of IS
feet. When put up the main structure nearly
square a few years later an eighI story addition
was built in the the Cedarst side and still
later q fifteen story addition the Liberty-st.
sde these additions irclosing the inner court
The present Improvements, which TO cost nearly
81 go may be considered as additions these
additions, rather than 10 the original building.
Considerable inconvenience has been caused by
the fact thai there Is no communication be-
tween the three parts OF the building. except on
the upper floors. Any one going in the Nassau-st.
entrance IL search Of an office on the Liberty-st.
side has 60 UP six stories in the elevator, walk
across and go down n another elevator to the
floor he looks for else walk around by the
street II s proposed TO build arcade across the
first floor and thus connect the three sections.
The additions WI! be built of brick, Gotta
and granite, in the Italian Renaissance style. A
gang OF men is excavating for the founda tiOns.
Five buildings were torn down in Libertyst and
Bnfine M eason fndations will be n used etg TBos
of the original Mutual Life Building Of
Or. John s. White Yesterday transferred the
E4tle - Llts Loi h "a 1i!Irt a S,i e. anu
site to the Berkeey school The eonsderation was
amount to be $4,000 the. equity Of Dr. Whites in
gbeb The School assumes to paH The property
has a frontage Of 10 feet inches in the avenue
and l25 feet in the street being irregular in the
Hamilton NJ Weed nled plans at the Department
OF Buildings yesterday for twelve story apart
ment house. which will be, when completed. one Of
the largest structures Of its kind in the city The
building which viii be constructed Of brick and
snd M1 ranne e0Taer m fa9
in Broadway and 40 feet in the street The trim
ming viii be Of marble, and the general architecture
will be modern Renaissance. James K Leo. the
designers Of the building estimate It's $3.50
II will contain 29s living rooms. for twenty-seven
families
The DEMONSTRATION syndicate will take pos
session Of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum
property. MAY /. and viii Immediately begin TO
Peter AxeIrod mas sold for John Livingston the
five story apartment house, No 3l5 East Eighty
irst-st., 25xssx1oo. for 81 800. TO 5 D. WohfeA
David Stewart has sold for Mrs De Beldlne. No
5G3 West One-hundred ty-third-sJ-, three
story and basement brick and stone dwelling house
on lot 25xl00. 70 John /. z Never
William A White x Sons have sold for Lowen-
field q Prayer 10 Charles y. Blesch the two three
story dwelling houses. Nos 46 and Is CommeTce-st
of One-hundred-and- -nineteenth-s I0O feet east
OF Park-ave.. at about $1,000 each.
Gordon Levy q Co haEe purchased tle ncFS FS!leas,
Essex-st, and No. pa Henry-st. and nave soId Nc
II is reported that John p Ryer and Others have
gold Andrew Vacrazza the two story frame build
ing. ZxlSa NJ. 3.39s Third-ave., between One-hun-
dred-and-sixty-six ana One-huadred- -and-siNiy-
OF twelve offerings in partition scheduled al the
Newly ork Real Estate Salesroo'n yesterday zen
We're adjourned The parcels wh.cn "SIe Allo~heu
Gown IN me auction Dranch were a. 1otLos. W -
BY Peter F. Meyer Co.-No. II East nun
ed-and-eleventh-st north siGe, Z5I Ieet east %
FOuFTh-HV l5.lXlU0ll. three story STONE tEtHA
dwelling house PARTITION: Charles { lSTyant loT
$500. 30 ZSss Second-ave.. SOUTHWEST corner uI
One hund 20Klb, nye story
Charles C. Bryant, for sis25J West Oue-nuh.
cTed -sixth-st. north siae i' iee' west '4