New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-24
REAL ESTATE.
RAPID TRANSIT CONSTRUCTION COM
PANY LEASES OFFICESsALES OF
APARTMENT HOUSES.

PANY LEASES OFFICES-sALES OF
APARTMENT HOUSES.
OF general interest to real estate and to
the public at large the announcement yester
day by Douglas Robinson & Co that they had
leased TO the Rapid Transit Subway Construction
Company two floors in the Park Row Building
The offices selected occupy practically the whole OF
the twenty-sixth and twentyseventh floors. includ-
ing towers either side. In all they win have
about thirty-hve hundred square feet. The work
OF putting up partitions and preparing the minor
details In the interior arrangements Of the offices
has already begun and It is thought that occu-
pancy OF the offices by the company will begin not
later than the middle Of the coming week
A number Of sales OF tenement and dwelling
houses made up8the .argar part OF yesterdays
transactions Moce interesting. perhaps. the
reported sales Of two large apartment houses. The
remarkable activity in that class OF property which
has been commented In this column before, is
one or the striking features of the present market
In The Tribune yesterday the sale OF three large
apartment houses exclusively reported. The
latest transactions ia this popular form Of
realty involve the seven story elevator apartment
building at No. SOS West Ninety third-st. Another
report yesterday concerned the Hudson apartment
house. at the south corner Of Riverside Drive and
Ninety-hfth-st Details OF the transactions are
given below.
magnificent dwelling house is to be built for
Clarence ". seamans, in St. Mark's-ave. Brooklyn
- "%'- DC lltLCS STORIES HlSH- lie I&saQeS VIII De
in Italian Renaissance. and the entire structure
viii be on elaborate plan The architect Morris
w Morris. estimates the cost at 100000
Outsiders got the larger share of the parcels in
the auction room yesterday, where the sale OF
dwelling house in Seventy third-st., near Fifth
ave, created some competition.
Justice Smyth. of the Supreme Court. has az
pointed John J. Breen receiver of the rents Of Ne
Log East 0ne-hundred four story
pcK mouse, IN a suit brought by Henry f How
t sna against Albert L Pritchard and others to
One of the last transactions OF Henry Clay Miner
eX-Congressman and heatricaI manager, prior 10
lease renting to Adler & Edeisietn the Peoples
ib nos 1ss spd 2ol BoWery The essees take
year.
THE RECORD OF SALES.
R. Axlerod has sold the seven story apartment
house. No SS West Ninety-third-st.. lot 376x
14S for S1O75O0 The transaction is reported to be
2 cash one This is the last Of the houses recently
built by Mr.. Axlerod.
investor for something 500 900 the story
brick and stone apartment house known the
and Ninety-ffth-st The building was erected by
sas IN Rr0the s an sold by them 70 the present
in the Drive x9S- 5x756 xS99.
General Francis Y Greene has purchased No, IA
six story apartment houses plot 75x1O011-
to E. r. Adee the four story twenty foot brown
stone dwelling house No. 129 East Thirtyhfth-st-,
Pease & Gilman have sold for Louis J. Pooler to
T u.
0rownstone dwelling house lot IS sx1O0
6ne f5ams / b PaeT m has sold The rye
Kari NJ Walach & Son have sold the i've story
enty-thirdNsI for SboIt SO M NJ - Last
The same firm has purchased from the estate OF
seventy-seventh-st.. with two three story private
dwelling houses. on private terms, The property
house from paSs by w[ e rsd sV Peh s12ry
sei fn has mas purchases S9rougn ~
East Seventy ninth-st- two Ave story hathouses,
Henry F. Crosby sold to Conrad G. straubel for
S2o59o the property Nos 2ss and go East One
Joseph Hahn has purchased the FIVE story fat
house No. 80 East Eighty-seventh-st-, southeast
corner Of Lexington-ave S52xl0GS. for $1,000, from
The John P. Kane Company has sold Nos. saO
and 24z West Sixty-eghth-st-. 50x1o0, with build
The Paul sponord estate has sold to a Western
investor me sporoTd house with rs acres bounded
BY Lafayette-aYe, Hunts Point Road and the East
J. W. Glider of BROOKLYN has sold for James Nc
Laren to James Jerek the plot, Ssxli7 1o12 at the
Charles Fetman the plot % 6xs7 i0i at the north
vest corner Of feminist. and Ntnth-ave., Brooklyn,
A narrow four story dwelling house in Seventy
third-st. near Fifth-ave.. furnished the only com
petition al the New-York Real Estate Salesroom
Yesterday. The prOperty-No Il East Seventy
{Hird-st 1S6klo2 was sold in partition by Peter
pa@Cel was knocked down 81 $50 TO James Owens
who was reported to be an outsider. Other offer
BY Peter F. Meyer & Conc 1874 TO $40 Brook
ave east side 100 feet north of observation-disclosures
seventy hrstst, lGXic0 fxl00xI0010 four story
brick hathouses; foreclosure; to the plaintiff for
$SV0- No 563 West One-huEdred- an d-sixty- first
St, north side 1863 feet east OF Broadway ISx9s II
four story brick dwelling house, foreclosure to the
paintin for $4,000 over mortgage, No GA West
One-Eundred- ty-eighthst south side, 76S 10
feet west Of Broadway. B.8xl0O, four story brick
dwelling house. foreclosure: 10 Charles G. Moses
for 10000 over mortgage. etc.
BY Philip A. Smyth-NO. 533 West Fiftieth-st
north side 425 feet west OF Tenth-ave 25xIG0 >
four story stone front tenement house foreclosure
TO John P. kirwan for $1,000.
By Richard Y. Harnett & Co-Nos 500 and 96S
Westchesterave south side, 1877 feet west OF one
-fty-sixth-st 5G9S 4x52 3xS3 two -Four
story brick fla thouses. with stores foreclosure; to
A. II. Feuchtwanger for SIS S34