New-York tribune., 1900-03-15
REAL ESTATE.
REPORTED SALE OF HOTEL BRUNSWICK
SITE+DE GRAAF PROPERTY OF
FERED AT AUCTION.

In the private sales market yesterday interest
centred in the reported sale OF Broadway prop
erty. The parcel In question, No. 44o Broadway
consists Of a plot 30x1o0, on which there Is 1ve
story building At the office Of the brokers who
represent the owning the property the report
could not be confirmed.
Deeds were recorded yesterday for the transfer
Of one-half part of No. 440 Broadway 305XsSx5o49S
to Rafal G. Ribon and wife. One-fourth part was
transferred by Rosa NJ. Gutienez-Ponce and an
other fourth part was transferred by Tomas G.
Rbon child and heir of Ana NJ. Ribon Ihe con-
siderations In both cases were nominal. A mort
gage on the property for three years, amounting
to $50 0OO also recorded. 1t was given TO the
LAWYERS Mortgage Insurance Company.
Bv a deed also recorded yesterday Charles LIE
Raw De Chaumont de ST. Paul transferred TO the
Mallinckrodt Chemical Works the property NO 80
Wiliam-st and Nos. 80 and 81 Platt-st. The con-
sideration mentioned in the deed was sl50,oOO The
property in question is occupied by the company.
1t was reported yesterday that Chicago investor
had completed negotiations for the purchase OF the
Hotel Brunswick site, on the east side OF ruth
ave. from Twenty-sixth to Twenty-seventh st. Ac-
cording to the reports In circulation yesterday, the
nlo secured has fronages of 1916 feet in the ave-
nue. and 1856 in each street. Options are said
to have been obtained, running sixty days from
March l, 1900. from all the owners in this plot
eight in number. Brokers representing number
of the owners said that the report was without
foundation.
The principal interest yesterday centred in the
auction room Several of the auctioneers had long
lists of offerings and large crowd was In attend
ance The most important of the list was the
property offered by order of the executors of the
estate of Henry P. De Graaf, which attracted the
most attention in the days offerings The prices
were not up to the expectations of the executors
and in a number of cases the property was WITH
drawn. The results were as follows:
BY Philip A Smyth.-No. $40 to SIS Canai-st
southwest corner of Westinghouse, sO77xA 6xsox
S51Ox2Oxl52x5O. five four story brick tenement
houses with two stores; executors sale of the
estate of Henry P. De Graaf to William Jennings
for Ses 600 No All Westinghouse, adjoining above
242I2x52 x13 1Ox2Ox951o. a two and a half story
brick blacksmith shop, stable and tenement
house; to William Jennings for sS225. No 32 West
-sixteenth-st. south side, 300 feet
west of Fifth-ave., 27x10011 five story and base
rent stone fathouse; to Jacob Kotteck for $4,000
NJ SS West Northumberland d-sixteenth-st. south
side, of Fifth-ave., 27xlOO1l, hVe story ana
basement stone hathouse; TO Jacob kotteck Tor
s25 300 No. 40 West Northumberland -sxteenth-st
south side adjoining above 27x1OO.n, a five story
and basement stone fathouse; to Jacob Kotteck for
$25 300 No 259 East One hundred -twenty-hfth-
St. northwest corner of Second-ave lSXiill a nve
story brownstone tenement house, with store; TO
G. W. Collier for $4,000 No. 2o1 East one hundred
and-twenty- ffh-st north side IS feet west of Sec
ond-ave 2sx74l1 a five story brownstone tenement
house with store; to G. w Collier for Sl9,oO NO
side. adjoining the above 2sx74,11 a FIVE story
brownstone tenement house with store; to o. " :
All feet north of One-hundr twenty ifthst
25X14. five story brownstone tenement mousse with
store: to DR.. Joseph Weiner for $l675O. No I6I ST.
Nicholas-ave. between -hundred-and- forty
eighth and One hundred -and-forty ninth SITS, Wx
l1SX20x1l4. four story and basement broWnstone
dwelling house; to Thomas kenealy for 10000 NO
34S East Sxteth-st.. south side, 100 feet west OF
First-ave., 20X100.5. four story brick tenement
mouse; foreclosure; to Seligman & Ellinger for
S62 Jerome Marcher, Anderson and Woody
Crest aves and One-hundred- sixty seventh-st
Twenty third Ward. about 81 lots; about 90 of the
above lots were sold at from $500 to ST. city lot;
the balance withdrawn. No. 25l East One
hundred and twenty y-fth-St north SIDE near Sec
a brOWnStOne tenement
house with stores; to G.. w. Collier for s20500.
BY Herbert A. Sherman-No. 242 to 252 East One
26. south side. 100 feet west of Second ave- Sc Ak
l001l, four story brick store and lofts; leasehod
foreclosure; to the plaintiff for Sl5.4OO
BY Samuel GoldSticker-NoS Sand II University
Place, side 1878 feet north of Waverley Place
runs north S2Sx 76.6x east Tx south S4.Sx
west 12.6x north 2x west 70 to beginning five and
two story brick stable; leasehold; foreclosure: to
the plaintiff for s165G0.
BY Richard V. Harnett & Co-No. 81 White-st.
story brick store; partition; to the plaintiff for
$4,000 No 106 Crand-st., northeast corner of
Mercer-st,, 25xl074 a sig story brick store: par
titon; to the plaintiff for $50 600
BY James l.. Wells-NO. LOLA Avenue A. northeast
Fifty-hfth-st., 25.5x79S five story brick
tenement house with stores; foreclosure; to the
BY Peter F. Meyer & Co.-Canal-st. west east
side. 10 feet north OF e-hundred- and thirty
ATHEIST as widened 50xl011l. to west side OF Mott
Haven Canal xj0xO7.n foreclosure. to the plain
tiff for $4,000. One-hundred and thirty y-ffth-st
south side. west side of Mott Haven Canal 25x
100. and being small lot. 35x1oo, forming north west
foreclosure, to the plaintiff for $3.50 Dyckman-
St. side. 250 feet west of Prescott-ave.. 75x
IT'S centre line of private road leading up the
hill to land of A. l.. Beak ct al. .x55xl6o6, va,
can't foreclosure to the plaintiff for $1,000. No. 1863
West Ninety -eighth-st. north side. 100 feet east