New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-26
REAL ESTATE.
PARAN STEVENS PROPERTY
BUILDING PLANS.

1t was again reported yesterday that the Paran
east corner of Forty-fourth-st and Fifth-ave Per-
sons Interested IN the deal said that negotiations
We're pending but that the contract had not yet
been signed.
1t was reported that an option secured some
time ago on the property would expire in a few
days. The possible purchasers are said to contem-
plate the construction of a large building to be
connected with Sherry's. opposite by an under
ground tunnel
John Jacob Astor has leased to Samuel E.
Jacobs the four story building at the southeast
corner of Sixth-ave. and Seventeenth-st. The ad-
joining stores on Sxth-ave.. having a frontage of
30 feet, together with IL fronting so feet at
No. sc to 60 West Seventeenth-st have been leased
to F. w. Woolworth, who will spend about $50 900
In altering and improving the property. Both
leases are for g long term of years.
Maurice Polk filed plans yesterday for a seven
story brick elevator apartment house to be erected
on the northerly block front of One-hundred- and
flfty-frstst from st. Nicholas-ave to ST Nicholas
Place. The building will accommodate twenty two
families. and Will have frontages of 659 feet on
the street 927 feet on the avenue and 9O7 feet on
st. Nicholas Place. James & Leo. the architects.
estimate the at S225. 600
The sale of houses in the northern part of West
chester County, which to have taken place
by order of the Aqueduct Commission on May Is,
l. at 10 o'clock. on the premises The properties
condemned comprise the two small villages of
appropriated for reservoir. Site for a new vii
LACE has been selected by the residents Of Purdy s
and Harlem Railroad Station 1t will be known
as New-Purdys.
THE RECORD OF SALES.
David Stewart has sold to Mr.. De Veer for &C.
cupancy the three story and basement brick and
stone dwelling house. 1Sx5Oxs5 No 500 West One
hundred-and-seventy- ffth-st., private terms.
Oscar L. Foley has sold for Charles Buck to
Henry Crawford the five story American basement
hHWenfeG RFagsF have resod the four story
Sixty -ninth-st. '''' 60 ''' ''' u
w Mangam has sold for client to Mr.
FIVE story double ,fathouse. lot 27xlOo
Theresa WaiIacb the lot on the vest Vest ST side q
W. " F; 8 e: Il: Smith have sold for Ferdinand
sgha S s feet the Of sds
Thn Ian ,bffty,sxth-s for go 500
ma hda he three @ pa dwell
feminist on lot isxlool at $500
Helena Rexer has sold to Winfield Scott No 10
East S5inxty-fourthst four story dwelling house
The four story brick tenement No 11ss Third
Tuesday, has been resold
brc and 5Gh aPs0 have sold the
west side Of One-hundred nd-ffty-sixth-st so fee
SCI of kellyst lot 2Sxl00 to Conrad Freckel a
The The offerings at the New York Real Estate Sales
Wy BY Bryan l. Kennedy co3No ST ' Gudson-st.
Wss6 sIde bout % feet south of Bank-st "a lOx73
azoZE'zo hVe story brick store and tenement house
10 Hermna Strauss for $3.50
25T79 2sS uas9nost southwest corner of Bankst
stores; to Hermina Strauss for $50
NOS l and Morton-st., northwest corner q
Ieeckerst, 5OXS6x50xSl four story brick stores an,
tenement houses; TO Hermina Strauss for $50
No. SoI EIeventh-st north side, 125 feet west o.
rourth-st., 25X246X1O25, four story brick dwens
h1ese; reGeivers sale; to Hermina Strauss for slio
r,by Richard Y. Harnett & Conc. 80 IVES
Elshty-eghth St. south side 1853 feet west of Yves
fEno-aVe 2oxlO0S four story brick dwelling house
foreclosure; to John N. Golding for s2i 800