New-York tribune., 1901-11-16
REAL ESTATE.
THE KAATERSKILL SOUTH AND NORTH,
TWO NEW APARTMENT HOUSES,
SOLD-PLANS FOR The SAKS
BUILDING FILED.

Lovejoy & Noyes have sold to client the ne"
modern seven story elevator apartment houses
known the Kaaterskill South and the haat-
erskill North, occupying the entire block front
on the westerly side Of Hamilton Place, between
-hundred-and-forty-ir and one-hundreo-ano-
forty-second The street frontage N HalnilIoi
Place is about 225 feet. Although they connrneo
the sale. Lovejoy & Noyes refused TO give Ine
terms Of the transaction.
Plans fled Thursday with the buildings
Department for a seven story brick store, TO De
built the west side of Broadway between IhlFty-
third and Thrty-fourIh sts. The site has ooo Leel
in Broadway, $50 in Thrty-third-A- and 7slo feet
in Thirty-fourth-st. The building will cost szeovo
The Herald Square Realty Company OF NO. l0o
Broadway, is the owner. The architects are buch-
man & Fox, of No. II East Fffty-nintn-st- oaAS
Brothers will occupy the building
9. G. Bayne yesterday bought a plot, lVoxl' iee''
on the north side of One-hundred
100 feet east of Broadway from S. H. Stone Inc
price not made public. 49,
Charles T Barney yesterday bought plot 'VAIVV
feet in ne-hundred-a MY iee
east Of Wadsworth-ave. This purchase gives MN
a plot with frontage of 200 feet in the avenue anu
175 feet in both Observation-Disclosures anu
One-hundred- and d-seventy-fourth sts-
julius Wefnstein is reported to have sold to A
c. Weingarten Nos. 533 and 535 East Eleventh-st-,
two four story brick buildings, on plot ocAi'''
E Osborne Smith Is Co have sold for Edward saGf o. o.
hennedy 10 Manser M 80 cousins @ oo @ fet souJh of Bel
William A Darling has sold Nos ISIS and taSs $50
5.xS5xI00 for Max Marx to Mark Schwartz; stx+x-
Robert c. Myles has sold No. III East oLAts , ,
ffth-st. a three story and basement pfo"A7toiie
dwelling house. on lot 20x1G15- - r..
william G. Park is the buyer or NO q Ha'
Eighty-irSt-st- -,.- .-.
Max Schwartz has sold two lots in Fulton-aFe''
139 feet north Of St Pauls Place. ,
C. W. Geylor, in conjunction with SndIiSs ~
Smith has sold Nos. ~ and ls fhird-a0e-' iou-
story buildings with stores; ~ n o,.. Eor+v-
Macay & Davis have sold No. % west f0ItS :
folrth-st two story brick stable, for John f1uu
son Hall to William T. HaVemeyer. 1t Is on q io'
22.6x190.5 feet. c.,.,,- a.
Flags the three upper stories of his new oultalis
No. IS Fifth-eve, for ten years, at an assfesa'e
rental OF about $4,000. .s-.rv
J. RonaiIe Brown & Co have resolo TOT Atu 1ts ~
J. Counic1 TO the Riggs estate hfty-thTee lois Il,
Prescott-ave This property was Teeently oo0e"
by Mr. Connick from the Clarkson estate a.,
Esther A Wheaton has bought a plot QUA At"'aI, 5o,
feet west of Aulsterdam-aye. A four story stanie
will be built the plot. 1T r,.,-o-,
Horace s Ely & Co. in conJunction with 91s,it
Brothers have rented to the Corn EXcnallge osiG =
and East Forty-second-st-, for term OF -5 te.'
years This story building Is now Iully
The Corn Exchange Bank will establlsh a Dram
bank in the premises. +,+l.
to parcel. 49x1G05 feet, on the north slce OF
ninth-st 80 feet east of Fffth-ave., TO Ansusle
Clarence s Wadsworth transferred title yester..
Henry Rawak of No. Elzabeth-st. eousnt
from Thomas z. Gilroy president OF the INS-te "a
Ward Bank the property at No 5s East Oae-aaIIL.-
-first-st which he has sold TO MIS-
McConaughy at advance The price - Will
held.