New-York tribune., 1900-11-14
REAL ES" ATE.
BUILDING SAID TO HAVE BEEN
SIGNED.

II was said yesterday that the contracts for the
sale of the Morse Building, the northeast corner
Of Beekman and Nassau sts.. signed yester-
day afternoon. No definite confirmation of the re-
pert could be obtained the office of the Wash
ington Life Insurance Company No. III Broad
way. the owner of the building. The property
forms part OF trade arranged through Maclay
& Davies, Of No. 81 WalI-st.. for the twelve story
granite marble and brick Hamilton storage ware
house looKlG0. the northeast corner of one-huh-
dred-and-twen ifth-st and Fourth-ave, owned pS
Charles Ward Hall
Mr.. Hail transfers the warehouse the Wash
ington Life Insurance Company in exchange for
the Morse Building. The name of the office build
ing Will be changed Hall Building and several
stories added To IL. The transaction involves apou'
sl5O0oOO
The Building Is a nine story brick store
and office building. occupying a plot fronting s54
feet in Nassau-st.. and 6s.s5 feet In Beekman-st'
having depth of To- feet its northerly line ana
Of S5.2lz feet its easterly line. 1t was nuilt oS
Morse Brothers about twenty-five years ago The
land which the building stands was formerly
occupied by the City Hotel. OF the last of the
OLD downtown business mems hotels torn down
10 make way for Office building The Morse
Building came into the possession Of the Washing
ton Life Insurance Company the result Of fore
closure proceedings The company bought 1t in at
auction. Other sales follow:
Horace 8. Ely & Co. have sold for the estate OF
Edgar Harriet. No. Vandam-st.. three and four
buildings. plot SS5xl25x42x125. to Jackson
6: Stern.
The executor of the estate of Mansing P. Dodin.
deceased. has sold private contract the leasehold
properly. consisting of four four story factory
hundred d-and-twenty-second-st.. 100 feet west of
Second-aye.. which was announced to be sold by
Ronald Il. Macdonald has sold to DR.. Clarence c.
me me- boSs Ms o rn ot oT fT story M oTSs Rse dwS
and occupies the house adjoining. No. 81, northwest
The Frank l. Fisher Company has resold for j.
r. Jerger the four story and basement brownstone
TO Professor Bckmore, of the Museum Of Natural
ten DIS ec tbr6mq tb same hrokerg ABOUT
Charles Griffith Moses Bro. have sold for Sophia
6%eng ths Ess s So m We
dred-and- -forty-nnth-st. on private terms
chased from the Dunn estate the three story and
13s East Twenty y-sixth-st.
Frank Lang. OF BROOKLYN: has sold to client the
two four story brick dwelling houses, each 20xS0,
in Degra W. 28iS feet east Of Rogers-ave Brook
August Belmont acquired title yesterday to the
property IN East south SIDE 100
- % s1 irregniar fron NJ Rrayton Ives for a
consideration Of $1,000 and the assumption of
was afixed to the deed revenue stamps for SIS,
making he valuation Of the property M S6 l6r GS %
schweitzer and Elizabeth Waters Nos. 10 and 112
Thompson-st old buildings. on plot Ssx7o9 10 Jack
a; Van Horn stpyvessnt and others have sold to
Jackson Stern Nos. 33l and 333 East Twentieth
ST., four story buildings. plot 31xa2.
Jacob oppenheimer has sold No. 333 East Eighty
Il l0xf022 to Mrs Wentsch
P. F. Thorn has sold for NJ L. & G. Ernst the
lot on the east side of Ryer-ave a82 feet north Of
Fannie Cutner has sold the five story tenement
house lot 25x75. at the southwest corner of
ose e9S a so x6 TO 81 : r five
Grace Colt for about SIS 600.
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY
By Peter F Meyer e. Co: No 53S East One-hun-
dred-and-forty eighth-st. south side. 20 feet
of College-ave. 25x100 two story frame tenement
house; by order of heirs of Rose Ann Mclaughlin;
also No so East e-hundred-and-f forty yeighth-st
south side 100 feet OF College-ave 25x100
Ivan. for $780, ST. Nicholas Place side 1873 10
south i01sx west 1o4x south 66,8x west 1o68 to No
beginning excepting part taken for croton Aque3
SSp 81 @ s trTe @ e S6oeg frame rams
brick dwelling houses: balance vacant; foreclosure;
10 william II sebert for Sill 900 -
side 20 feet west Of Mercer-st 25xI05. five story
$1,000 No ss East nd l3r
south side. l!7a feet east Of St Ann's-ave., 25xlm
pIsintif for si27s5 t2 I'D '0'9' 0'''''SoF - '"s
BY Herbert A sherman: seventh-ave,. southwest
a five story stone front fathouse: foreclosure: to
east 9e north 90 east al "a x north no 2ilL X
three story frame dwelling house and store; fore
closure; adjourned TO November Is
ave, south side. 9o5 feet west of White Plains
Road s fo o lar s s to sd th
s44 feet north Of Seventy-third-st.. NXl00. four
story brick dwelling house; foreclosure; To r. A
Wallach for $32. 665.
BY Thomas A. Kerrigan Brooklyn: No. 515 10 5l9
Waverlv-ave. east side, 1885 feet south of Fulton
6aXC1 brick and two frame buildings; fore
closure plaintiff for $500 No 293 299 Lexing
1on-aYe north side. 20 feet of NOstrand-aVe.,
SXe1 brick -houses: foreclosure: the plain
ti $1,000 No. 6S Eanderhilt-ave. side. I2S
feet south OF Park Place 30x95 brick building. with
ell tle 70 alley in rear: foreclosure; 10 William H.
Reynolds for $500.
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
Fv BRYAN l. Kennedy: No. 275 Hudson-st. west
side 74s2 feet north Of West EIeventh-st.. 242l2x
75.4l x25x752 four story brick fathouse with
No. 3l7 West Twentyeighth-st. north side, 200
feet west Of Eighth-ave. 2ox9S9 four story and
basement hrownstone dwelling house. No. 347 West
FifySey ent-st.. north side 325 feet Ninth
ave 2El9}5- four story brick fathouse with store.
No "a West fIftyfOurthst.. north side. l75 feet
east Of TentI-ave.. 25Xll0lG, four story brick
Of ] George Fiammer. No. 6l5 West Forty-ffth-st
north side. 30 feet Of Eleventh-ave. 25.2i2x
10G5. four story brick tenement house voluntary
sale.
BY William VI. Ryan: No. 242 to 252 East One-hun-
dred- E-seconG-st south side feet ca st
Of Second-aye- e. ixlol, four story and basement
factory building, leasehold 1919, with renewal
executors sale 10 close the estate Of Mansuy p
Dodn. deceased Southeast corner Of Columbus
and SiXtieth 155XS0. vacant: Mary A M
Laughlin against Harry Chance al: Edward F.
Mccall. attorney: Emanuel Blumenstei referee:
amount du-, Sio5e2 s.. subject taxes. etc 500
No l3 West One-hundred- and 1irty -hfth-s north
, story brick fathouse; Harriet d Jacob against