New-York tribune., 1901-12-04
REAL. ESTATE.
MRS. ROLAND b. MOLINEUX SELLS TWO
LOTS.

| Slawson & Hobbs have sold for Messrs. Gum &
| Grant to John Butler the seven story apartment
/ house on the northeast corner of Broadway and
one-hIlndred-and- thirteenth-st 5o11xs5x100 feet
The building is divided into thirteen apartments
and three stores The price about 100000
This firm has also sold for the Countess Stavra TO
DR. George P Bisgs. No. 133 West seventy-frst-st.
four story and basement brownstone dwelling
| house. on lot 21x1o2.2 feet.
! Lowenfeld & Prayer have resold to Jacob Cohen
the plot 7ox1oo.I feet. the south side of One
d5seyenteenh,st 30 feet vest & of Madi adj
finished fla aathouses on the plot.
% haye Wsst sold for
fifth-st five and one-half story brick and lime
| stone triple fiathouse 27xs9x10o feet.
neux YESTERDAY sold two 5xloo foot lots in RysT B. on
| Barnett & Co. the brokers
j. Van Neehten Olcott has sold through John II:
and basement dwelling house. lot 20x100.5 feet.
ParaS 9r Nos M m SS m has Wsss as sold f95
Two ana three story brick stable on plot 9oxl"oo
| Charles Garfield has sold Paul Pinkus No. Is
last One-hundred-and d,eighteenth-as St "a 1ve story
field field has bought 9 from Isidere M9 who sold the
r 9 s East
house on lot i6 sxiooi1 feet, feet anu ''Se'''''
Maclay & Davies have sold for Josephine A. John
! son Nos. III 1l9 and 123 East One-hundred and
ninth-st. three four story single fathouses. each
No. ~ East seventy- third,st~ which Moc,a, =
been sold by the buyer a profit to William
OHara.
| The old four story brick building No PCS Green
| wieh-st. is to be replaced by new building by a
builder who has just bought it. The lot is 17sxso
| feet.
E haze bought from soTv
double fathOuse lot 25x100 feet. for about S5,5oO
| In exchange the sellers take "A private house at
! Ardsley The broker was Louis Frankef.
has bought from Adelstein & Avrutine. No 81. ad-
joining old building. lot 25xSS feet. She will
build six story tenement house on the plot -,
Mam TEeS
| frst-st. for which the consideration was $1,000
/ sold by Harry NJ. Austin plot 19x1022 feet 1l5s
| Eighty-frst-st for which he paid $4,000 sold by
Chalmers Wood. and plot 2l6xlo3$ feet 1885 feet
| seventh-st sold by Harry NJ. Austin for s27. 800
| Charles W. Morse yesterday transferred to the
! Wall Street Exchange Building Association Nos
| IL and 43 Wali-st. and Nos. IS and Il Exchange
! Place The property carries mortgage of $looo,-
600. Revenue stamps to the amount of 1888 10 were
attached q deed. This the property recently
| Bank of the State of New York is to build.
Among the auction sales of interest yesterday was
that of No. 12t East Ninety hfth-st. which was SoI
| by w NJ Ryan in the auction salesroom to Emma
! Scalmer for S4.525 This property was bought az
auction by the seller April T. 1891 for sl4.ea At
| that auction the present buyer bid Sl35Hi
H Sokolsk & Son have sold to Mrs. Doninger
the five story and basement brick hathouse on lot
27xl00 feet. No. West hundred -and-four-
Samuel Levin and others have sold through We1n-
! berg & Freudenthal the five story brownstone
| dwelling house and store. No. IA Nihth-aNe. II
stands plot 27x1oo feet
BOARD OF BROKERS ELECT OFFICERS
At the annual meeting OF the Real Estate Board
Of Brokers' held yesterday afternoon, the touoWins
| governors were elected: Frederick SouthbaSk j. r
! De Seldng. Francis E Ward. BENJAMIN Mor1eGal
! Reese. John p. Kirwan and Charles h Schuyie'
| Mr.. Ward will be the new president