New-York tribune., 1900-04-18
REAL ESTATE.
LIVELY BIDDING FOR AUCTION PARCELS
SALES BY BROKERS

The partition sale of the Pell properties. which
included important Broadway parcel and four
desirable properties in Sixth-ave., and the sale of
fifty Bronx lots together with a good list of varied
offerings, served 70 crowd the New-York Real Es-
tate Saesroom yesterday. The result was one of
the best days the auction has seen this spring.
The stand of Peter F Meyer & Co. was surround
ed by those interested in the Pe partition sale.
The important parcel of the Offering that Of
Nos 1456 LASS and 1.460 Broadway, 561l4x1O7 6x54x
S559, with one story brick and frame stores. The
Criterion Hotel formerly the Stewart House,
the Forty-hrst-st corner, adjoins the Pell parcel
on the south. while the St Cloud Hotel. at the
corner of Fortysecond-st., owned by the Astor
estate. abuts the property the north The parcel
was started at $15o0oo; SEQ bids advanced the
ngure to $S0,00; then bids of $500 accepted
up to S255 00o and finally bids $l0o0 advanced the
price to S8l0o0 at which figure the property
Knocked down John Heitman
oehsa tonal bidding resulted when the northeast
corner or Sixth-ave. and Twenty-tirst-st. "a Sx95
with three and four story brick buildings was
ohereo The fact that this property in the heart
or the retail drygoods district was generally appre-
cia'eu 1or after the parcel started at SO 000
the competition such as has been seldom
equalled In the salesroom Soon the opening price
was doubled, and s172,500 was bid before the
aucUoheer Knocked the corner down to W. E. Ward.
VINO gave Brooklyn address After the sale Mr.
"aro said that he bought on his own account and
'Hat ne mad no plans for improving the property.
Inc -FOUR story building 1s9x75 at No S06 Sixth
ave- between Forty-ffth and Forty-sxth SITS. was
500 to Eld9n Bisbee for $25250 after having been
No No a6S, between Forty-third and Forty-fourth SITS
OF s1S 750 over the opening bid i'r S' an advance
,il ne last parcel 70 be offered the four story
IL feet north of Thirty and in the same
offer S2oOO0 was more than donbIe4 before Frar
Gis o. Mcdonald secured the parcel for S4l 900 The
sale realized $5i5 Zoo SuJ'nins corner property The
The sale of fifty lots adjoining Crotona Park and
cHoat5ng H L IN Observation-Disclosures
ne-hundred- d-seventy- eighth SITS and Third.
conducted BY James l. Wells resulted | in the sale
6a tnlr'y,eight lots and the adjournment of the
$50 TO $3.50, and the corner lots ranged from
Of hundred nty-seyenth-st nth and Mon
TTelSy,aVe and the corner OF the same street and
2rougna pro the best prices on the average, although
Other offerings resulted thus
eeP r Meyer & ConNo 3 81 to IS 0ne-hpn m
iumbus-ave. 75xl0oI three five story brick fiat
Eighth-st southeast corner of Avenue A. 255x2I6 70
ie6srtl for e. Gmonp@Tt 6 m Foreclosure TO- J9seph
feet north of One hundred-and-forty- -fourth-st
one story brick extension on front: foreclosure: to
the plaintif for $1,000
By William Kennelly-No 109 West One-hundred-
north side lS1 feet west Of
dwelling house Foreclosure TO the nainfiff for s7
I5o. Nos. 26 and IS Lenox-ave southeast corner Of
e-hundred- and -twelfth-st 1001lxl00.
story brick aathousesi foreclosure; to Adler *
By Richard Y Harnett & Co-No 1873 East one
hundred and mini th-st north side, % feet east Of
fathouse; foreclosure: TO the plaintiff for 10000
BY Philip A Smyth-No. 341 Pleasant-ave., north
9cIixS8, one-third part a three story brick dwell
ing house; foreclosure: to Martin J McMahan for
BY Herbert A. sherman-No. 2764 Eighth-ave..
enth-st, 251Si0o five story brick store and dat-
house foreclosure; to Samuel Crauthers for s23,SOo
seventhst. south side 100 feet east Of Lexington
ave, 2x9S.9, a three story and basement brick
house, public auction
of Frederick Jones; TO P A. H Jackson for $l4o50.
between Spring and Prince SITS, Alox75 a six story
Robr fad s6n to NJ Noan m N @
Fifth-ave.. southwest corner of One-hundred- and
nent brownstone high stoop dwelling house to "
Church-st and Broadway. 25i0x56x25x24, I'VE story
executors sale; TOT to T L. Bogart for 2lcCc '
THE RECORD OF SALES.
sawson & Hobbs have sold for William H vre-
denburgh the three story private dwelling house
20xG2.2. No. 800 West observation-disclosures -second-st:
w. P. Mangan has sold to Brady & Hauptman
for Improvement the five story hathouse 25XlO0,
Montgomery q Seitz have sold for the Brainerd
shaler & Hall Quarry Company the three, story
Janpoe & Werner have sold 10 Harris Latin
the six story tenement house, I9S SxS2 No 81 Mon
roe-str running through to No 80 4amilton-st.
Third-st. and No. 22S Cliuton-st. 25x936.
William H Carter has sold for Sarah NJ. Wilsey
TO J. L. and Mary P. Hervey No. $50 Penn-st., a
two story brick dwelling house. lot 20.5xl00
NEW WOAIEN'S HOSPITAL TO BE BUILT
At a meeting OF the Board OF Trustees of the
New-York Medical College and Hospital for Women
held Monday night, William b Tuthill. the arch-
tect. authorized TO complete the plans and
specification and procure bids for the erection of
the new hospital building land owned by
the corporation at Nos. It and 1s West One-hun-
dTed-and-irst-st.
The westerly portion will be occupied by the hos
pital, which will contain about sixty beds. The
eaSterly portion Will be for the college and will
have accommodations for about hundred pupils.
The front elevation VIII have three and One-half
stories. while the main building will be five stories
in height, the upper stories Toe occupied by
operating theatre and other departments connected
with the college work It is expected that ground
for the new building VIII be broken about the mid
die of May, and the contracts will provide for COM
pleton that the building may be occupied in the
fall.
The building will be thoroughly tireproof and
have every modern hospital convenience
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS