New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-03
REAL ESTATE.
NEWS FROM BROKERS, AUCTIONEERS
AND BUILDERs-FIRM CHANGES.


The first actual business day of the year de-
veoped few transactions among brokers in real
estate, and none that were OF great Importance It
was reported that the buyers Of the Roman Catho-
lie Orphan Asylum property have sold a plot
12OX1O0. the south side Of Fffty-second-st west
of Madison-ave. The plot in question is in the
middle of the block. and the buyers will improve
with four thirty-foot dwelling houses for their
occupancy. Two of the buyers are Henry G. Ire
and G. r. Schefreln
Yesterdays items also included the sale of a
six story apartment house in West Eightieth-
ST and two large transactions in suburban prop
erty. details of which will found below. In the
auction room the plaintiff was conspicuous as
heretofore in the results.
Plans have been drawn for ten story bachelor
apartment house TO be built at the southeast
corner of Amsterdam-ave and observation-disclosures
sixteenth-st 1t was announced that President
Feitner of the Tax Department will on Monday
issue statement OF the aggregate assessment for
taxation in 1900 upon all real estate in New-York
City. and it is thought that a large Increase will
be shown.
The following changes in real estate firms have
been announced
Charles d. Hobbs has become a member OF the
firm of Sawson & Hobbs
Robert E. Simon is a member OF the firm
of l., j. Phillips & Co. with which he has been con-
nected for several years.
Harry Stewart Hail. who has for thrsa wears
been associated with his father in the real estate
brokerage business at No 6s1 Broadway has been
style Of Brigham HaP IN Som ahe hr" under the
- frederick M Hilton has become a member of
The firm of ". b. Taylor Ttds ( SONS SONS having been
surviving s % on ne s t memse The
2 = q iI Ti under the firm name of W. E. &
THE RECORD OF SALES
Michael Tully has sold to Mr. Brannen No sOs
West Eightieth-st.. a new six story anartment
house 5Ox91x102.2. for sf300oO In mart pavnoart
Mr. fully takes, at $4,000. No. % West seventy
lot 19x1G22 '-
King jr his place Newport r L. known as
Whitehall together with stables fer $50 ono The
uie brokers' nave also sold for David F. CohnIan
ana others the plot of ninety acres at Woodlavn
iielshts' about 400 feet north of the city line
known as the Mclean estate. for s31eoao
David B. Freedman has sold the two five story
Vest houses on plot 52sx1O0. at the north
Nh 5s A. Sherman was the broker in the sale of
previously TepoTtsS By William aoTnblOwer
to MsFU W Hobbs s have sold for r J. Mclaughlin
rs West Broadway, running through 70 10 No
60 4x57 10rS2 fs1 me building occupies plot
No A. anu "uJoins Fuohe school
II Is announced that the Heights Club will occupy
Ihe mouse at the northwest corner of ST NichoIas-
aye and One-hundred- and forty-sixth-st the sale
member OF the club will resell to the organiza-
Henry c. Pelton has drawn plans for a ten story
bachelor apartment house which the Morningside
Heshts Realty Company, now in process of forma-
non proposes to erect at the southeast corner of
Ansterdam-ave and One-hundred- and sixteenth
ST, on a plot 100x100. which an option has been
secured from member of the Central Realty Bond
and Trust Company.
r, Inc following were the results at the New-York
real Estate Salesroom yesterday:
by Peter f. Meyer a Co.-Nos. l. 400 and / 400 Am
sterdam-ave, northeast of One hundred
and-tWenty- ninth-St-, north 9S9X east 81 TO
centre hne former Byrd-st.. southeast 409 TO
point 100 feet east of Amsterdam-ave south 73 to
centre line of former Phneas-st southwest 81 TO
north side of ORe-hundred- and twenty ninth-st
west 96S to beginning four five story brick stores
and Hats, with all title to the following cores viz
Interior gore, GA feet of Amsterdann-ave. 80
feet north of One hundred a nd twenty-nntE
runs east 347X south 1S.4X northwest 80 begin
ming and Ope-hundred- and tw -ninth-st north
side, ISL feet east of Amsterdam ave, runs east
Silk north 7.5x southwest 81 TO beginning fore
closure; to the plaintiff for S6l SIS.
BY Thomas c. Smith.-No. Sic East One-hundred-
and-siXteenthst, south side, 2326 feet east of Sec
ond-ave 2lx1eo11. five story stone front tenement
house; foreclosure; to the plaintiff for SIS. $50
he plans and specifications for the Durland
Riding Academy filed at the Department of
Buildings yesterday. The building which Will be
two and five stories will be erected on a plot 2a0x
200x9510 the north side of Sxty-sixth-st-. 100
feet west Of Central Park West. Henry F. XII
burn. the architect for the new building in his
plans estimates the cost at 100000.