New-York tribune., 1900-03-16
REAL ESTATE.
SYNDICATE GETS OPTIONS ON HOTEL
BRUNSWICK SITE-FIFTEEN STORY
HOTEL PROPOSED

HOTEL PROPOSED
Alexander Porter. of Boston, is understood to be
at the head of the syndicate which has secured
options on the Hotel Brunswick site II was s.i5
Yesterday that options all the property required
nave been given by the various owners The E5uU
estate mas agreed to sell the corner Of Twenty
sXth-st. Sexll2l0. There are eight signat,I 70
the document, including all the beneacaries of tba
estate
The Baroness Seillieres sells the adjoining
parcel, 42sxloO. James G. Wallace sells the next
piece, 2lxlO0, and the Fiske estate the adjoining
corner Of Twenty-seYenth-st 21x1o0 In Tvartx
s&th-st. the Lottimer estate sells the piece next
the corner, 56x112 I. Townsend Burden has agreed
TO sell the next piece. of the same size These
parcels complete a paraeIogram 1877 6xlOO In ad-
dition the David Stevenson estate has agreed 70
sell the parcel in the of this 30xi976 running
through from street to street. The Frank Work
and Adrian Isein parcels next to this may be
taken also though for these contracts have been
signed although ii is said verbal understanding
has been reached.
The syndicate. 1t is said. will invest total of
more than s5,ooo0oO in its purchases and improve
ments. The proposed Improvement consists of
fifteen story hotel from plans by Henry 7 ;Cobb of
Washington, D. c.. architect Of the Chicago post
Office and the Pennsylvania State House In case
the deal goes through work will probably begin
Charles Charles griffith Moses & Bro have sold for
brick building, 2exs2 No III West Nneteenth-st. on
: Henry henry P wnans & May report the sale of No
70 West tifty-sixth-st. for Raymond Hoagland. 1t
from designs Of carrere asans Use B4ee ogi
James J. Belden has bought from Jess,a Mar
| shall No. IS East Forty-third-st, a, four story
house adtoins the new addition to the Manhattan
% %i5otsL Ihe property was purchased by the seller
Herman wronkow has sold to Lillian vollhart
loe at the northeast corner Of One-hundred-and-
Poffar Rr and Madison3aye for about $4,000
nIot - -. S nio 10 nave soId 70 EVerit Macy the
Uf 8a seven lots on the north side of One-hundred
of on the S0q6n side
ing eleven lots altogether. Mr.. Macy gives in ex-
Ghnge the two five story fathouses. Nos. 81 and 81
trade Involves about $4,000 -'A-''' he
double apartment INC oe ON @ d tne new six story
EiGgshty-irEt-s1 Gsdd. and Third7ave,, plot 5Oxl00
Wo fqmy am nt dWe9g IL G house xoo No 81
Frederick Southack & GO vera the brol.ers j.,
s7, fe sale ale for Charles lie Ray de Chaumont de St
P42ny Of the OLD buildings 80 William-st, with
William r. Travers is the buyer of the block front
Olne-nundred-and- seventh SITS, from Flake & Dow
James McGeery W for the e1adp IN part bd drom
10 the sellers on the cor
No to y PagsT have 6of o9a fo tR We'll ELL Mayer
ment and to an investor No 456 Grand-st lot isSx
The. The four story dwelling house No 1l5 East
Inn IyhIrty h-st. I72xloo. has sold to Mrs
The Two new semi-detached dwelling houses. on
q s plot 5xloo on tne west side Of Clnton-ave Is
feed north Of Fairmount Place. have been sold for
Julius Levy & Co. have sold for William Rosenz-
Weig me nye story and basement double fathouse
Iot IS S4xs9 II, to Solomon Derrick, for $4,000 Mr.
takes in part payment No IS East
os on lot 4koO and l22 acres OF land in Brook
to B. G csIt 4 F. IT, Barry have sold for John Gwynne
No . East a0Ir StIIy Af925 dwelling house
u C-baIIns IA h1Sasoi1-aVe1 e9I on private terms
Island, has sold for William Clark to G Hofmah
the three story frame building, 55x9O. known as
Long Island. for $500. also for Carman smith to
ing house 65o in Wndsorave r e. RdcRRe RRe dEe Een
LLong ire Long Island. and for P. ]. Alien, to E. NJ.
Park-aye Rockville Centre Long Island for $500
Oimstead the two story and attic frame house in
saT6-aXe L nS as near HoLs-aye Hollis Heights for
n n HolliS-ave. near Prospective. Hollis Heights,
Henry Feltman. Of BROOKLYN, has sold for Henry
fat house Soxoo, Nos 2ss and 800 Ellery-st Brook
Real Estate salesrooms were either adto9rTed or
the three Sog and fSa 0eTea ac ar Pq6f auction
10 I1E z2O42TSss No q M Na-st wnlch was bid in by
! Co sold in foreclosure the three story frame fiat
house I9X7o in the northwest side of Westchester-
plaintiff for $3.50 and wiiliam Kennedy sold in
house on LOT % 5x Tge Re I [orS S stne es fF9nd dweng
and-forty- -second-st., to the piaintifs for $500
EXTENSION OF JEROME-AvE. LINE.
| meeting to urge the extension of the
| Jerome-ave. trolley line Central Bridge and
| the -hundred-and-ff -ffty-ifth-5t. viaduct,
| ferrtng directly the elevated road One-hun-
Observation-Disclosures and Eighth-ave.. and the
| Tenth-ave. line, will be helG at Huber's Hall,
Jerome-ave- and One-hundred-and- siXty-secOnd-st,
! at s o'clock Tonight Ex-senator Guy, James L.
| Wells, Colonel GouIden and others viii speak.
OLD SCHOOL OF MINES LEASED.
Samuel rockingham has leased the old Columbia
| School of Mines Building. occupying the block
| front in Park-ave., between Forty-ninth and
| Fiftieth SITS. for of years I the Lib
| erty Van and Storage Company, with option Of
purchase. Extensive alterations will be made to-
the building. The firm has leased Nos. 25 and
/ q South Wiliam-st running through to Stone
ST. for term Of nine years. at a total rental Of
$4,000, to the Farbenfa briken of Elberfeld Com
pany.
! Daniel Birdsau & Co have leased to Morse
| Brothers. for a term of years, the and
basement the southeast corner of Broadway
| and Twelfth-st.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Broadway s 99th- ST. l001lx10O y part;
William ana Maud Hyne 70 Hattie "
9th-s n " Jf c. Frieda
Max to Max Springer. Al coo