New-York tribune., 1901-02-08
REAL ESTATE.
TITLE TO PROPERTY AT MAIDEN LANE
AND BROADWAY CHANGES HANDS
SEVERAL LARGE FIFTH-AVE.
TRANSACTIONS.

The Broadway Building Company yesterday OBJ
tained title the plot the southeast corner OF
Maiden Lane and Broadway known as Nos. loo and
172 Broadway and No. Maiden Lane The total
amount involved in deal is 81, 100000 of which
the company paid Enrich Parmly $,i30OOo for the
Broadway corner and Charles F. Parmly $1,000
for No Maiden Lane. Three mortgages were re-
corded affecting the property, to the aggregate
amount of 100000 One Is made in favor Of the
Mutual Life Insurance Company for slS0e.0oD for
three years at per cent and per cent thereafter
Another mortgage is for 100000 for three years at
per cent in favor of the City Real Estate Com
pany- The third is for S6N0OdO for three years at
. per cent in favor of the Knckerbocker Trust
Company. The sale OF No. Maiden Lane for f.
A. Cruikshank. trustee. was effected through
Joseph ID. Mason. Of No. $50 Broadway. An eighteen
story brick and stone office building will be erected
on the plot soon the existing leases run out.
Isaac II. ClothierN has sold the plot 75xloo feet
the south corner of Ninety-seventh-st- and
Fifh-ave for aborss SIT 900. The broker was Her
bert A sherman.
Another sale of Fifth-ave. property yesterday
the plot 5O.Sx1O22 the south corner OF
Eighty-eighth-st and Fifth-ave. by Charles Par
sons a builder for about 100000. Herbert A.
Still another interesting deal in Fffth-avs. prop
eTty was the sale OF the hve story men hEe
ffth-st- and Fifth-aye.. 10OxloO, by Mitchell A Z.
L. J. Phillips & Co. have sold for Abraham Gold,
Wns Teg hL 3r seven
finished five story hathouses. on plot b'xlo'.n
Mcvickar & Co. have sold for Mrs Emily. Won
HeSse the old five story marble front store and loft
building Nos. 5f2 and 5i+ Broadway, for about
S-0O.s0- The purchaser Mrs. Philip Livingston.
Leo Hutter has sold Nos 53l and 5S3 East one
hUndred-and- fOurth-St-, two Ave story tene-
ment houses, each 25x1OO feet. to Clemens x GTelL
NJ j. Alexander fas sold through W. j. Huston &
Co. a lot with a 30-foot front in the side OF
Eleventh-ave., % feet north OF One-hundred-and-
seventy-siXth-st.
DR. W. Ward is reported to have sold No. 12S East
Thirty-sixth-st., four story and basement brown
stone dwelling house. 16xlO05 feet.
William r Rose has sold to Daniel B. Freedman
Nos. 45 ~ and 81 East Nnety-secOnd-st. three four
story brownstOne dwelling houses. The broker was
John j. Kavanagh.
w. & j. Bachrach have sold Nos. 3S6 and 3S8 East
feminist, two six story tenement houses. on ploC
50x32 feet
Rudolph Schulz has purchased from Herbert
Dongan No. 2.6f2 Broadway. two story building,
25xS0 feet.
j. Edgar Leaycraft & Co. have sold for Mrs. f.
Levy No. 143 West Seventy yeghth-St.. three story
stone front dwelling house. on lot 20Xl002 feet.
Edward Knox was the buyer of No. 452 Ftfth-ave..
the home OF the late Colonel Lawrence Kip. He
will use the building for business purposes as soon
IL is altered
five story dwelling house on the north corner OF
Eighty-ninth-st. and Fifth-ave.. for j. j. Law
renee OF ST. Louis. The architect Is NJ A. Swasey.
The estimated is $4,000
Anna ID. Thomson yesterday transferred TO Wal
Nj. Wechsler, for consideration OF S202 900, the
title 70 the Thomson Building No. IS wau-st. plot
21.sx96x22x95.I1. Mr.. Wechsler retransferred the
property to the Central Realty Bond and Trust
Company for $1,000 over mortgage for $4,000.
which is held by Anna d. Thomson. expiring In
three years. with interest at per cent.
The Central Realty Bond and Trust Company
yesterday acquired title. s2s0000 from Austen G.
Fox and RebeCca 2. Riggs 10 the northwest corner
OF Union Square and Sixteenth-st., plot 80 6x15O.