New-York tribune., 1901-11-03

Property Investing Company and Kean. Van Cort-
landt & Co. is Nos. %. 80 and 80 Pine-st.
In August Henry 8. and Goold Hoyt sold No. "a
TO 80 Pne-st- to the New-York Realty Corporation
for more than 100000 1t of the sites
considered by the Chamber of Commerce for its
new building 1t abuts Ncs 81 and 81 Cedar-st..
bought by the Mutual Life Insurance Company In
March for $4,000
The plot bought by the City Real Property In
vestfng Company and Kean Van Cortlandt & Co.
contains 3,0a square feet 1t has frontage in
Pnest. of 81 feet inches with rear line of the
same length. west line of II feet and an east
line of about Y feet
William E. G. GaiIlard, of McVickar & Co. said
that title to the property would pass until May
l. when the buildings now on the plot would be
demolished Mr. Gaard added:
'Ihe property in the of the plot just sold is
owned by the Mutual Life Insurance Company,
having been purchased by them protect the
light Of their building. The property just sold
mas permanent light three SIDES The sale of
this property removes from the market practically
the only available site in what is, strictly speak
Ing. the financial district"
McVickar & Co. would say what was the
purchase price
MandeIbaum & Levine sold to Friedman & FeIn-
berg Nos. 10 and 112 Deancey-st. old buildings
on lot Ax7L6xlO0 feet. The buyers we'll known
builders and realty operators. They will build
six story tenement house the site.
The purchase through Adrian H. Muller & Son.
No. "a Pine-st.. of the magnificent white marble
house at Madison-ave. and Eghty-second-st. by
Henry Siegel, formerly the largest stockholder of
the firm of the SiegeI-Cooper Company, attracted
considerable attention The property, which Is
rapidly nearing completion, Is being built by Nc
Carerty & Buckley, of No ISL Park-ave at a cost
Of little less than 100000.
Through the courtesy of the contractors
porter of The Tribune permitted to inspect
the structure. 1t has been the aim to provide
dwelling of most sumptuous appointments. and the
SIR lott foiCb pay-a in ?
most thorough manner known to the builders art.
The finish is largely of San Domingo mahogany,
elegantly carved and marbles and mosaics.
with inlaid and hardwood floors throughout. Eng
lish oak is used In the dining and quartered
oak In the remainder OF the house. Modern equip
ments for comfort and convenience are complete.
and include automatic safety elevators and a m
plete telephone system between all rooms in the
house. It is expected that the house VIII be ready
for occupancy in few weeks. Eighteen months
have been consumed in It's erection
The four story dwelling house. No - Fifth-ave
lot 26.3x100 feet, sold by Rosa Karpewski
through D. Phoenix Ingrlham & Co. The house
No. 10 Fifth-ave.. was bought by r. Hall McCor-
mick in April last.
Potter & Bro. bought John H. Hindley No.
20 West Forty seventh-st-, three story and base
ment dwelling house a lot 2Ox754 feet S Osgood
Pell & Co sold for Mrs. Mary 5. Livingston No. %
East Forty-nnth-st., five story American base
ment dwelling house lot 19x1O0.5 feet 1t is
or a row Dult by Charles Buck on the old Column
bia College site rutland & Whiting sold No IA
Fulton-st-. six story building lot 25.3xs21
feet for the Walker estate Joseph Shardlow,
who No. 116 Fulton-st.
Charles ". Harkness reported to have sold
No. 6S5 Fifth-ave. the southeast Of Fifty
fourth-st. four story dwelling house lot 2S-5x
125 feet He bought ii in June, 1860 from Henry NJ
Flagler. who is said to have rebought it
y important sale of real estate in the Washing
ton Heights district made by Mcvickar & Co.
of No. y Nassau-st., acting for client whose
they do not TO disclose The property disposed
they do not to disclose The property disposed
OF part OF the ". c. Baker estate. and in
cuded thirty-tHo lots. These lots 15T feet
the side OF Eleventh-1ve. They cover the
whole block front in One-hundred-and
St from FJeventh-ave to Wadsw orth-ave and
front 155 feet both sides OF Wadsworth-ave. and
property covers the whole south side of One-hun-
Broadway. and has frontage OF $50 feet in Broad
way. This sale particularly interesting to real
estate men, the property is near the rapid tran
sit tunnel The price not disclosed.
One Of the most interesting reports OF the week
was that Charles ". Morse had formed a syndicate
which would build the twenty-five story building
northwest corner OF WiIIian-st and Exchange
Place. Mr. Morse is director OF the bank. 1t
further said that the syndicate had bought the
naming properties between the Mills Building and
the State bank parcels in Exchange Place. These
additional parcels would greatly enlarge the site
for State bank building.
The announcement was made some time and
corroborated by officials OF the bank that the bank
had bought No. 43 Exchange Place and that this
building The building the officials said. would
For a long time the bank has owned a plot at
the northwest corner OF Exchange Place and Will
iam-st. This plot has frontage OF S9.7 feet in
Exchange Place and 41.51e feet in William-st. 1t
bought a parcel having frontage OF 26 feet
gave the bank a plot with frontage Of s. feet