New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-21
REAL ESTATE.
FOR NEW BUILDINGs-MANY
SALES RECORDED.


SALES RECORDED.
The trustees of the Sailors Snug Harbor fled
plans yesterday for a six story and cellar brick
limestone and terra Gotta loft building, 20 be
erected at Nos. and Il University Place, on plot
s26x77. The cost is estimated az 100000 James B.
Lord is the architect.
A similar structure will be erected at an esti-
mated cost Of 100000 at Nos. 81 and IS Mercer-st
plot 50xs0 for Jacob Bartscherer. from plans by
Hill Turner
7 ". Olsen fled plans through c. A French
architect for six story store and loft building
20 be erected at No. 81 E1m-st- plot 25.1xl1l. at
estimated cost Of $4,000
The Teichman & Potter Co. Will erect four hve
story brick and stone farhouses. each 20xs5, on
the south side of hundred acknowledgements
ST. 100 feet east Of Amsterdam-ave, at an esti-
mated cost Of 100000 George F. Pelham IS the
architect.
At the auction sale at Sea Gate last Saturday
2O4 lots sold in Manhattan. Surf, Nautilus
Neptune, Lyme and other avenues. Ihe prices
ranged from $40 TO dlO0. the average being ABOUT
500 a lot Many OF the purchasers bought ror IN
mediate Improvement.
Jackson & Stern and others have sold to ,. n
Stone their interests in the five story iron ouiialhs
at the southeast corner OF Centre and Leonard
SITS. heretofore known The Clipper Building
This property was purchased at auction some
months ago for $40 200 and he selling price 10 Nj
stone is at the rate of $4,000 Plans are drawn for
a rebuilding Of the property. TO cost about S2So'-
Among the offerings at auction which are sched-
uied for to-day the following;
rv Philip A. snyth. No $3.50 TO g75 Columbus-ave.
southeast corner One-hundred- and-eighth-sJ lOJ1X
5ar fogr NJ T Resent hal aEt A6Tam abelman ct al
Erdan Ley Maygr qjsorF Fs s su6ieet 70
9T y smes T. Was. no 2ss 0ne-hundred-and-
thIrty-seventh-st., on map No ESQ south side -2oo
feet east of EiEhJh-ave, l56x9su four story oriGA
ROVE zi.'' Il ai ADAMS & Hahn Sylvester
THE RECORD OF SALES.
C. & " Low have purchased from a firm of
operators the two three story and basement brick
private dwelling houses, on plot 3Sx9s9, Nos 23
and % East Thirty-ninth-st.
The Sydney Harris estate has sold to John Brown
and Patrick Garney the plot of four lots 5oxlys 10
running through from hundred-and-rorty- sixtn
TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES seventh ST, 800 feet west
William Lowe has bought Nos. 222 and Is East
Thirty-ninth-st. two three story dwelling houses
Mrs. E, Hopkins is the buyer of No, IS West
J. q seiFlnd has bought from Klingman & Co
Guiding on blot 56iixl60 al the southwest corner
Of West End-ave- ana One-hundredI and seventh IN
ST.. facing Schuyler Square. Mr. SeisIind buys for
Theodore G stein has sold 70 Grace A. simmons
The unfinished apartment house On plot 3-o1', a.
The north corner OF Central PARK WeS! an. ana
Daniel @. Loring I'm exchange for a vacant plot
further down the same avenue. He now exchanges
Central Park West building was started in 1897
bv 4 builder who was unable 70 dnish il. 7. is
buyer mentioned above Mrs. simmons, has now
reso;d Il TO James d salmon, ~ao VII eo1p- ne
stone front 1reprooI structure. - - l-.-.-a1
In part payment tor ne norta corner or Cen[rat
* Iii5t-' m 10y * 965 5etvvesn -Four
teeurl and Fifteenth
The scheduled sales az the New-York Real Es-
NJ 3S7 Br5okiv7 lots in Tventy-ffrst-ave Kings
Highway and Severty-ffth. Seveuty-sixth. Sew
ss a sit,Ia ion which adfoins nhurst-6y-the-
Sea. Richard " Harnett x 90. were the auction
By D Phoenix Ingraharn < Co.-vniOn-ays west
2lxso three story brick nathous@' foreclosure 70
2v Pater s Never & Co.-vest OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
arst-sy north side. $50 feet west OF West End-ave
10 $50 Park-ave- northwest corner Q. One-hqq--
dredand- thirty-second-s1 2'xIS. four story brick
store and eneenJ Rouse With ,o one ,1 s5oTy eE'en
Of Ninety-Afth-st. 206xl1pX2L3yUo i've story brick
Nos go ana i25a T3rook-ave east side 2S7.Io feet
north or -hu1dred-and-s.xty- t2xloo5
pany Two story frame dwelling house. partition. to
H-5ok-ave vest side BIO feet north Of one
huudred-and- sxty-eighth-st 42xl6s6 20 centre line
OF MIL Brook by t25xl5I5. vacant partition 70
William Eoseuzweig for 5000.
Amsterdam northwest corner o. One-hun--
gs II by east % by south . nv l6o by
William ROsenzw zig for 1880
By Philip a Smyth-NO. 525 LeuOX-ave. west
side 1884 feet south Of observation-disclosures thirty
seveurh-st. I6.TN75 five story brick store and Hat
house foreclosure. 70 the plaintiff for $4,000
BY Strong s. Irela1d-No. 80 West Fifry-ff- hist.
south side 81 feet east OF Ninth-ave 16-l1x75.t
three story stone front dwelling house; leasehold
foreclosure. 20 the plaintiff for $1,000
a deed was recorded Yesterday by which John O.
Baker transfers the title to the block front IN
BROADWAY rom Eighty-nfth TO Eishty-sIxth st
20 lie Grand X Petit for a consideration of Sll0
the revenue stamps showing the equity be SS5 700
BY another deed also fled yesterday. Petttr trans
fers the property 20 Herbert N DOnEaD for a SINH
lar cousidera ton. subject TO mortgages agregatinE
1865 10 which made by Petit IN favor Of
John o. Baker. The mortgages carry per cent
interest
The Leopold Kahn Company Yesterday trans
Serred TO George T. Felt the title the northwest
corner of MaDhattan-ave. and One-h undred-and-
aighteeuth-s leo 11xIo0 for consideration OF 800
subject a so o2o gage The revenue stamps.
amounting 20 $50 fix the valuation AT about $1,000
The buyer makes Two mortgages. one, FOR $3.50
for nine months is retained by the seller, and an
other FOR $4,000 secures a building loan made by
the Citizens Savings Bank The property will be
improved by the erection of seven story apart
meUt house.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.