New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-02
REAL ESTATE.
VICTORIA ANNEX SOLD-AsTOR DIsPOsES
OF MORE LOTS-SYNDICATE SELLS
ANOTHER ORPHAN AsY-
LUTM PARCEL.

LOM PARCEL.
Several transactions of an interesting nature were
reported by brokers yesterday and a fairly large
number 90 small items made a satisfactory showing
for the day. The sale of the Victoria Annex con-
slsting OF three old buildings at the northeast
corner OF Broadway and Twenty-sixth-st was con-
hrmed by Daniel Birdsau & Co. the brokers in the
deaI' who. however, refused to name the buyer or
the amount OF the consideration involved Accord
ing TO report the property has been sold to Boston
syndicate 1t has been in possession Of the Richie
estate, the sellers. for many years The property
includes a plot 794X51 with I, 25x40 and adioins
the Victoria Hotel It IS understood that the trans
action is cash and that the price is about
$4,000
A leading item OF the day was the sale by the
Barney-SheldOn syndicate OF another part Of the
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum plot In Fifty-first-
ST. adjoining the lot sold 10 DR.. II. l.. Emo. The
parcel just sold has frontage of 80 feet and is
about 222 feet east of Fifth-ave. The sale OF the
new eight story 1reproof mercantile building No
ID East Nineteenth-St., another conspicuous
Item John F. Scannen, the Fire Commissioner was
the seller and Thomas Adams, the chewing gum
manufactures, the buyer Brooklyn property is given
In part payment Mr. Scannell purchased the lot
IN 1893 for $4,000 from Jacob d. Butler with a
builders loan. and erected the building II was
reported sold some time ago to J. W. Doane of
Chicago but the title was not passed. The build
ing Is leased for term OF twenty-one years to
Chiids' the restaurant keeper The present transac
ton involves something over $4,000
Following the sale for Franklin Petit of the plot
2oONloo feet on the north side OF observation-disclosures
elghth-st. 100 feet west of Amsterdam-ave. which
MI Petit bought last year from William Waldorf
sold three more lots in the same block The plot
Just solo Is on the nor side of the street and ad-
IONS the new public school Its improvement is
said TO be restricted the erection OF a single
elevator apartment house This is in itself inter
estng 1t viii be one of the first instances of the
oGtuIg OF house OF that class next to a public
less prejudice thar formerly against the putting
up OF such buildings in the immediate neighbour
ItOOu VI publc SCHOOLS 1t said yesterday that
NE P4yeF OF the former home OF Ausqstin DAILY
etaiis or al sales by brokers and in the auction
By deed recorded yesterday Martha A Lynch
FbanSLerTea TO j. Pierpont Morgan the property at
d6S foarth-st i24Sxlo9 nominal
gage OF 1880 given to Mr Morgan 4 by Edwin B.
fM ariS,6ss on the property IN
boulevard was also recorded. Title TO the proper
y In question was passed from Mr.. Morgan to Mr.
ys J2nn for Ems5y given m25gsss for five
OF Ffty , to the Bankers Trust Company
So as w whist its Club has obtained qnoher loan OF
e.ighth-st. from Henry l. Burnett and another, as
The Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank yester-
9 SIy i9ahTI $500 on mortgage N St Philips
of Seventh-ave., due in one year
TT The Barney Sheldon syndicate has sold another
Eifty-frst-st adjoining the recent sale Dr. II l..
feet east Of FftR H frontage OF 80 feet about 2
William Waldorf Astor has sold to lie Grand X.
and-eighth-st, US feet east Of Broadway and just
Of this plot has been Restricted to sneIe six
John F. scanneH has sold TO Thomas Adams of
ng SV %n H., 5 e new efyen story me5cante build
tween Broadway and Fourth-aye Mr. Adams gives
IN part payment his dwelling house. Prospect Park
Albert l. David has sold 30. 4o4 Eighth-ave, a
hye este, story brownstone hathouse, lot 23xlo5.
hft INST a three story brick building 10! 25N9S9
!nuill-SIr iuTSe story bTOWHSttUr dwelling house
I.owe4Eeld & Prayer have sold to Mrs /. Keene
No l44 East Fifty-eghth-st, four story nathouse,
Iowenfeld & Prayer haze bought from John W
Love the southeast corner OF Firs'ave. and Ninety
No, pa west Eishteenth-st.. has been sold
so lLtTTS u, R9eLh has sold ior IL Glass to Gus
brick ii{fk iaIy4ouss, lot 25xS5 at about Ssoc".
the north corner If Riverside Drive ana One-hun-
dTIgd.andIsiNLh,st reported Yesterday
hgnry u. WimanS q MAY have sold for Mrs. \.
br, Tayo g to r. H. Manson H. the four story
EaSI io on lot Z"XS' The price IL
ssnpe! 4 GoidsfrIn OF Brooklyn. has sold for
the N9 nG es9e 70 John T. Taylg the four
q oy52 To $50 Th S5o%ns''nf 1Ty house
V. F. Pelletreau, OF BROOKLYN has sold for Rob
also; for Irving b EMS to sarah Monte the dwell
is mouse ar 10, - PGtnam-ays Brook yn for 50 s,o
plot Of forty lots at Bcnsonhurst brooklyn. for
hin the property consisting OF five tenement houses
situated on a triangular pec" OF ground bounded
Ign. for $4,000
The offerings at the New-Yorl Real Estate Sales
room were disposed OF follows:
BY Richard V. Harnett & 90: No 149 West sixty
frst-st north side, 1861 feet west Column bus
ave, l3lXl005: four story stone front dwelling
house; foreclosure; TO the plaintiff for So 100
By John T. Boyd: No. 755 East One hundred and
sixty-furth-st. north side 1928 feet east OF Wash
ingon-ave, 25x2G0 three story brick building; par
tition: to the plaintiff for g. 500
BY William Kennedy; No. IS West One-hundred-
and-thtrd-st., south side 1895 feet east Column
on o 55n oo ye si0ry FOB Prfk % q
SXty-sixth-st., north side $50 feet Central
Park West 25xlGO5. five story stone hathousc:
partition; to the plaintiff for ST 200 No Green
wich-ave. west side, 410 feet north of Charles-st
! 2lx682x2l 4X72l, four story brick dwelling house:
| partition; to Bloomingdale & Field for SLIPS
| By Thomas G. Smith: Edgecomhe-ave east side
1927 feet north of One hundred
centre line, II extended, l3G 0xl26 4x2 7xI164 two
| story frame dwelling house and vacant; forecios-
! ure; to the plaintiff for 1880.