New-York tribune., 1900-12-27
REAL ESTATE.
VIRGINIA HOTEL SOLD TO CENTRAL
REALTY. BOND AND TRUST
COMPANY

The transaction OF chief interest in real estate
circles Yesterday was the sale Of the Virginia
Hotel in Columbus Circle. TO the Central Realty
Bond and Trust Company The exact figures are
withheld but it Is understood that the sale was Tor
considerably less than $4,000. at which the prop
erty has been held.
The Virginia is a seven story brick hotel, with
frontage of 753 feet in the Circle, ISL feet IN
Broadway 4O.Slz feet IN Eighth-ave. and S2 Ieet IN
FIfty-seventh-st. The building is owned by eugene
T OConner. L. J. Phillips & Co. were the brokers
who conducted the deal. officers Of the Central
T2ssltv Company refused to say what would be
sone with the property There have been persistent
rurors however, that the building. which is olo
and IN need Of many modern improvements, is TO
he torn down and high class structure erected In
its place It said, furthermore, that the Papst
Brewing Company was contemplating such an i'm
movement and that its negotiations for the acqui
siton OF the property have been conducted through
the Central Realty Bond and Trust Company.
II was learned later last night, and on the best
of authority that the purchasers do not intend at
present 10 tear down the building out 10 release
Il for the next ten years.
II was also said that the entire management and
policy of the hotel are 10 be changed
Charles T. Barney has solo plot. 75x1oO on the
east side OF Seventh-ave. 30 feet south OF Fifty
ffth-st and lot on the south side Of Ffty-hfth-
St. z5x1O0 forming an L With the former. The
Wyoming apartment house on plot 5o6x1OO. occu-
pies the corner.
John N Golding has sold No SO waIl-st. for Mrs
Annie Thompson, Of Paris. The property is
seven story brick structure, 4 lot H.6x964
known as the Thompson Building.
slawson & Hobbs have sold for John G TIMBER
FIELD 10 a client for occupancy the new five story
American basement dwelling house. size 2Oxs3x1OO
No. 3l4 West Observation-Disclosures Terms pri-
yate.
Harris Sokolsld & Son have sold the six story
tenement house. with stores, plot 45x52. at the
northwest corner OF Orchard and Stanton SITS.
The Frank L. Fisher Company has sold for NJ.
102 1O Nineueth-st 7OxlO0S S5 for 500 600;
Ninety-second-st., a 25-foot five story American
row Of Eve.
S B. Goodale & Son have sold for J. W. Dimck,
5r- for $1,000 the lot, 25x1l57 No. n West Twen-
ty-fourth-st. The buyer is builder who will erect
on the site a story store and loft building
-Abram Bachrach has bought No. 227 TO 23l East
Fffteth-st, three three story brick dwelling houses
on plot 6exl0O.b. Mr. Bachrach will remove the
present buildings and erect two modern apartment
houses
H. sokolsld & Son have sold the northwest cor
ner OF Orchard and Stanton SITS. q six story tene-
ment house with stores, on plot 4S.6x52
herbert A Sherman has sold for Jennie n. Whit
ing No 4s West Thirty hfth-st., four story brick
dwelling house, on lot H-6X989.
julius Levy & Co. have sold for a client for
soout 10000 The two fYe story double tenement
Eghty-fourth-st.
The following transactions are reported; The
SAFE OF NO. "a West Seventh-sixth-st, four story
dwelling house. lot 20xl022 2, by a Mr.. Galladeau
OF No zS1 East Seventy-seventh-st. q three story
and basement dwelling house, on lot 2x1O22