New-York tribune., 1901-11-05
REAL ESTATE.
C. W. MORSE BUYS WALLST PARCEL
SITE SECURED FOR NEW
CATHOLIC CHURCH.

II was announced yesterday that Charles ".
Morse had purchased from ". X Aston Nos Il
and IS Wall-st. running through to Nos 10 and u
Exchange Place. r. NJ Montgomery was the
broker.
Mr. Morse is a director OF the Bank Of the State
of New-York and It is understood that this parcel
will form part Of the banks building site A
twenty-five story building will be erected for the
Bank Of the State OF New-York at the northwest
corner of william-st. and Exchange Place.
The report was made some time ago. and cor
roborated by officials OF the bank that The bank had
bought No 43 Exchange Place and that this prop
erty would form part of site for its proposed
building The building, the officials sad would cost
$4,000
For long time the bank has owned plot at
the northwest corner of Exchange Place and Will
tam-st. This plot has frontage Of S9.7 feet in
Exchange Place and f51z feet in william-st. 1t
bought a parcel having a frontage Of % feet .
inches in william-st not long This parcel gave
the bank a plot with frontage of s. feet lo12
inches in the street. Then the bank bought No IS
Exchange Place. q plot . by Ss7 feet
A lease the property Nos 1.45l and 1453 Broad
way, No Isl TO ls1 West Forty-first-st. ard Nos
5S3 and 5s5 Seventh-ave. for twenty-one years at
s15e05 year. was recorded yesterday Byck Broth
intend put up large building on the site
Daniel 3. Freedman has sold No q East Fifty
eighth-st, four story brownstone dwelling house
on a lot I6x1e0 feet
w E & F. b. Taylor have sold for Mrs Mary l.
Downey Nos. 40 and p West Forty-ffth-st-. two
four story houses plot 4ox1oo-5 feet
Harris Sokolski & Son have sold to Joseph l.
Buttenweser No. III East e-hundred-and-irst-
ST. five story fathouse plot 26x1oou feet
Nj Buttenweiser gives in exchange Nos S1i and Sl6
East Fourteenth-st, seven story fathouse, on a
plot s6x1033 feet
Charles D. Ingerson has bought No II Maiden
Lane four story brick building. on plot 2lXsSx
irregular from the Mela Realty Company He took
title TO No 20 Maiden Lane last week Pease 4
FcIlirnan ,vvere the brokers in the deal
w G. Park is said o be the buyer Of Nos. Is and
q East Ninety-fifth-st, which were reported sold
last week
Ernest Tribeihorn has resold for George F Smith
70 J. Clarence Sinclair the three five story fat
houses Nos So. 55s and 551 West observation-disclosures
forty.-ninth-st. each 27xS6x1oo feet
The City and Suburban Homes Company has
secured parcels in Seventy-eighth and Seventy
ninth sts, abutting their plot in Avenue t,,aTs 6e
are being drawn by Percy Griffin for Two large
tenement houses to stand on these parcels Inc
houses will be OF brick and limestone SIX stories
high, and will contain aIaTtments OF tIo; Ihtgg H
and four rooms There will be no alrshai's a5 - a.,
the windows opering into a street a yara. or a
There will be nineteen apartments to a hoor con-
tanning eighty-nine rooms. 80. 20
Mary E Hart Nos. IA 176 rs and i7Slz Water-st-'
from old buildings on plot 1lsxlee feet Get 7-t,
ffth-st four story dwelling house. on a lot 2oHSS-S
Mcvickar & Co made the following rentals Of
private dwelling houses in the month " OF noreTs
No. . West Forty-ffth-st for G. ~. SteIsop: No NO:
Segerfy-flfth-S Tor waiter u Sldii'
No Ssq oT-ave for II Lyall; No. 45 East
Forty-1rst-st. for Z. c. Post; No 6S East Fifty
fhird-st for Mrs Granville P Hawes for the term
Of five years No III East Thirty-four tn h-st for
r Duncan Harris; No So Irving Place for william
I3Joodgoo6 ard No 125 East Fortieth-st., for New
bold Edgar. and conjunction with Peese Fin
man, 10. 5 East Forty-seventh-st. for C Weiden-
field
No building plans filed yesterday at the De-
r1artrnent Of Buildings.
Geraldine Rroadbett mortgaged yesterday a par
eel on the north side of ne-hundred-and-seven
1eentf-st I75l feet of Lenoxave-, for slS0eJo
&c Russell Sage.
Timothy u. Sullivan yesterday mortgaged the
Dewey Theatre. FOIrJeenth-st-. TO the Metro
politan Savings Bank for 100000 for three years at
PEI -
Sarah }. Mead yesterday transferred title to
parcel 75xs91I feet. the north side OF One-nun-
fortv-second-st. los feet east of ATnster-
dar-are. Father Joseph H. McMahon A new
Catholic church viii be built the site.
The contract 70 purchase plot, 75.5x1og feet. al
The northwest corner OF Central Park West and
TI!gF7tv-cichth-st was signed yesterday by Levi
SarnIels president OF the Progress Club. The new
home OF the club will be built the premises
Samuel Gcldst5cker the broker and Oppef-
heirner & Hirsch were the sellers The purchase
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