New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
REAL ESTATE.
AN INTERESTING LOAN-w. W. AsTOR TO
ERECT FOURTEEN STORY BUILDING
ON OLD KELLY HOMESTEAD SITE.

ON OLD KELLY HOMESTEAD SITE.
An indication OF the condition Of the money mar
ket in relation to real estate is afforded by the
terms Of a loan just negotiated for a client by
Holdridge & Ward. The loan is for SlOo"o on an
uptown business property appraised at SZ'o'o" II
was made by trustees of estate Tor ten years
at 3a4 per cent interest per annum, usual brokers
( commissions only being paid. It is long time
since money loaned on real estate at less than
per cent and the average is still above per
cent
plans were filed Yesterday at the Building De
partment which call for the transformation Of the
three story and basement brick dwelling house NO
/ % West Observation-Disclosures. into
clubhouse which will be occupied, when completed,
by the Harlem Republican Club now at Nos l43
and 145 West One-hundred-an nd-twenty y-ffth-st. An
extension 25xS7 feet will be added in the rear for
/ a billiard and bowling alleys
The old Kelly homestead the last OF the Bloom
ingdale mansions, Is fast disappearing. Workmen
began tearing II down on Monday. For years the
big white house. with Its green blinds and queer
old fashioned porches, has stood at the northeast
corner of Seventy ffth-st. and Broadway, the only
remaining historic landmark the lower Boule-
ward. William Waldorf AstOr will erect a modern
fourteen story building on the site The 1 ste upon 2
old Dutch burghers' farms in Colonial days During
ground for the Hessians killed in battle.
THE RECORD OF SALES
Hugo Gorsch and James Aver have sold TO D. H.
Frost the five story brick and iron warehouse, on
plot 10Ox1OS2x70, Nos. 2O2, 2O4, 2S and POS East
Eighty eighth-st SO feet of Third-ave.; terms
v, H Houghton of f. H. Watson 8 Co, has
the builder, the six story modern elevator apart
ment house on the northwest corner Of Central
Park West and ne-hundred-and-second-st. The
price paid was s325,c00
Samuel Wei has bought Nos III 176 and l7S Hud-
southeast corner of Vestry and Hudson stse old
on ana o ep o Is e m Of R E fet viii ii
remove the present buildings and
] Sf1 bllG Il
/ The building has already been leased, from
William H. Vredenbergh has sold Joseph
Guinet No. 3Os West One-hundred- dsec0nd-st., a
! three story and basement stone dwelling house on
! lot 2ox1oo1L In exchange Mr. Guinet gives No S62
! Henry D. Winans & May have sold Henry H.
Cook to J. Midaugh Main the lot on the north side
/ 25xIO2Z The buyer VIII erect a whitestone Aneri-
rBsafg Bary sTe sod oT Bertha Gold
/ man to Collins & Collins No 64s Madison-ave.
/ The latter firm recently bought No. 65l, and now
c9RtrglS rensRa% 1s r4o has sod TO Mr. Cadeaux the
present tenant Nc Is West Seventy -fourth-st.
'oT j. scott has sod for the city Realty Company
the plot on et the south SIDE I r. OF e &
Gluckman Brothers, who will erect two hve-story
The Clark mas 81 9rt i the eSt in Fifty
houses 125 feet front by llo2 on the east and 1902
thing tn ie over si70oO6 The Clark estate owns the
aEgttlng property & in IIf Etf5yfGth-st Gd-S has -
Postoffice Department quarters IN the new building
/ in Fffth-ave Seventeenth and Eighteenth SITS. for
/ the branch Office now at Thirteenth-st.
! I. Randolph Jacobs & Co. have sold to builder.
for Improvement the plot. 50xl0o the north side
Of Ninety-eighth-st 200 feet OF Fffth-ave The
purchaser gives in exchange for the lots the two
five story fathouses. Nos. 335 and 33I East Ninety
fftb-st.
/ P D. Benson has sold for G. Mintz to an investor
+ the four story brownstone apartment houses, with
store lot 1gxT0 the southeast corner OF Ninth
/ ave. and Twenty-ninth-st.
Mandelbaum & Levine have bought from the
Wood estate No 225 West Thirteth-st., four story
front and rear buildings, lot 2. N.6xss9 They have
/ also bought from the Cromwell the three
story frame building adjoining. No 227. similar lot
John Peters and Herbert B. ReXer have sold for
( Isabel Hazard TO Kate Johnson No. 3o5 East Four
The seller takes in part payment the southwest
1 corner OF Avenue D and Thirty-first-st Bayonne
/ y. J. a three story building. plot S2xI2S.
The Leonard MOODY Company. of BROOKLYN
sold for william A A. Brown TO F B. Clark the
three story and basement brownstone front dwell
ing house 20x45x100 No 232 St Johns Place Brook
Iyn for $4,000 also for F B. Clark to c Ryder tEe
/ three story and basement brick dwelling house.
( c2xIo0, No 306 Union-st.. Brooklyn and for the
estate Of Mrs. Fisher Howe to J. o. Ball the plot.
lolxl0l, No, l2s TO l$4 Willow-st, BROOKLYN
room were disposed Of as follows
BY Peter F. Meyer K Co.: No l64 East Seventy
seventh-st south side, 145 feet OF Lexington
ave 25xl022 three story brick stable front and
Bovenzer for 81 200 No. 134 10 142 East Forty
eighth-st, southeast corner Lexington-sve, ia 6x
1905: No. 134, seven story brick fathouse. with
stores No. 1856 to I42, four five story brick fiat
houses foreclosure; William Koeber s2Ie 500.
No 9s4 Amsterdam-ave.. west side, IS 10 feet south
OF One-hundred and sixty -fourth-st., &xlO0. five
the nlantr for $4,000. No. 2O95 Amsterdam-ave..
west side 27f0 feet south OF One hundred and
sixty -tourth-st. 2sxi0o five story brick fathouses.
yIth stores. foreclosure plaintiff $50 eco
~ VIII Kenuelly. hundred "a d.