New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-17
REAL ESTATE.
SUGGESTIONS FOR CHARTER REVISION
MADE-BRADLEY MARTIN SALE.

The United Real Estate Owners Association yes
terday presented TO the Charter Revision Committee
a paper embodying several suggestions for that
committees
ola two years for the Mayor; the election of
the Mayor, Controller, Corporation Counsel Com
missioner OF Public Works, president of the Board
of Commissioners OF Taxes and Assessments pres-
dent of the Board OF Aldermen and the Police Com
missioner and the repeating of the present charter
relating to the Municipal Assembly borough
boards borough presidents and officers The Board
of Aldermen should have the powers now vested
in the Council, and its members should have
annual salary of $500 The association favors
municipal ownership Of the water supply and the
cty administrative buildings. It also recommends
the abolition of the Board Of Police Commissioners
that the Of the police shall be restricted
TO peace officers, and that the Election Bureau shall
Mrs Cornelia S. Martin, wife of Bradley Martin,
and Elizabeth Sherman transferred yesterday to j.
Newton Osoro the title TO the three lots on the south
side of Tweneth-st beginning 345 feet west OF Fifth
ave - feet front and % feet in depth The middle
lot extends Nineteenth-st. The price given in
the deed was $50 900. The transaction was closed
on September &c last. The Martins retain a mort
gage for $3O0oO payable in two years at per cent
RECORD OF PRIVATE SALES.
William A White & Sons have sold for the estate
of Samuel Smith the three story dwelling house.
No 81 East Forty-ffth-st., 2ox1Oo
NJ L a. c Ernst have sold Louis Lese. through
Marx the four lots. 25XlO each, on the nOrth
side of One-hundred- and -twelfth-s 100 feet west
OF First-ave: also the four lots on the south side
OF Observation-Disclosures 100 feet west
Of First-ave. 25x1OO each.
Charles E Schuyler & Co have sold for Joseph
\ Farley TO Dr. W A. Guernsey the five story
American basement dwelling house On lot 23Xl0O,
No SIS West Observation-Disclosures
Louis s. Lotsch has sold for Niels Hansen to
/ Charles J. Miller the FIVE story hathouse at the
southeast corner of Madison-ave. and One-hun-
bred -nineteenth-st and for A. CoTdler 10 the
/ same purchaser Nos 3s7 and 500 Wlllis-ave
@ w Hawkes. has sold for Hugo F. Hoeher to
James W Haaren. at about S335,G10. the Victor
Hugo apartment house, new freproot seven story
building aon plot 9911x00, at the southwest corner
of Seventh-ave. and One-hundred and-tourtee ntu-
ST Ii contains hfty-one apartments OF from Iouf
10 nine rooms and bath. and has all modern I'M
provements A special feature is the roof gardeh'
O001 feet square, for the use OF tenants. Gill;.
Z Robert Sherwood has sold No. rs East olAly-
thfrd-st a four story fathouse, on lot 2oXluuo
L & j. Brandt nave sold NO. TO p ann save,
I FIVE story fiathouse, on lot 2oXlOU' 10 ChaIle9
Kersten, for $4,000. -, - Wi. building
Loan and Banking Company No. 2l12 EalentIlnae6-
ave a two story dwelling house, on lot -o.I1XloO'
10 John S Oliver.
PLANS FOR NEW FLATHOUsEs.
/ Ruth & Hoffman, have fled plans for seven
/ five story and basement brick fathouses, 25xs71O
and 3oxs411 which will be erected on the south
side OF One hundred-and-thrt fourth-st 10 feet
/ east of Seventh-ave. at estimated cost Of $780,
/ 060 The Mans are by Michael Bernstein -
/ seven story brick and stone hathouse VIII pc
| erected on the south side OF One-huhdreu- aIiu-
! George W Martin. Neville Bagge, lhe aIcil-
tects estimate the cost OF the building az S9oVoo'