New-York tribune., 1901-12-03
REAL ESTATE.
GEORGE C. BOLDT BUYS A PLOT NEAR
THE WALDORF-TOURAINE APART
MENT HOUSE TRANSFERRED.

The real estate market was fairly active yester-
day. A number of good sales were reported anu
there were rumors about the pennsylvania
Railroad Company getting options on parcels in the
section of the city bounded by Thirty-fourth and
Thrty-first sts. and Seventh and Eighth aves. The
numbers of the houses which the pennsylvania
Railroad Company is reported to have OBTAINED op-
tions on-which report is denied. however oy orl-
cials of the company-are given elsewhere George
c. Boldt figured in an interesting cear ana seNeral
important transfers of titles were recorded
Saturday was the second day during the present
city administration which no plans for new
1t is thought architects and builders are hoio-
ing back until Mr Low takes office ,.,,st,s Va,
Horn Stuyvesant to Joseph Kennedy the hve story
sterdam-ave and Ninety-sixth-st, size 274xso feet
Folsom Brothers have sold for Mrs NJ K WalkeS
four story business building No. Al West thirty.
hTdst a9u'S Which Rn the 6udng Mr. Bo
bought The house No IL West Thrty-thlrdG-stt G Is
Long island Railroad Company for terminal
William F. Finn has sold to the Olsen b1ilal4s nf s5Iq5
feet seven story store and loft building VIII De
Pease & Gilman have sold for Williams, Rey-
nods Brown to client of De BIols q + ETLiuse pti$
ninth-st i6 SxSSs feet
Peter Axelrod has sold for the Phillips estate to
house. on a lot O4xS5 feet
Maxman N MoEgen1tha1 has bought Nos tbrogb
to No 1S7 Front-st from George & W. sP,dzer gs
frontage of about 80 feet in Southst and IL feet IN
Front-St
plot 25 52x11x25x1146 feet, at the southeast cor
ner of One-hundred- and -eghty-seventh-st ana
Broadway has been sold by David Werdenschlas
to Alexander Ross.
George D. Wick yesterday took title to the
Touraine apartment house, Nos. and II East
Thirty hist 50x9S.9 feet from Walter Stabler,
for consideration of about 100000 over mort
gage of $3.50 600.
Sarah f Acton and another. as executors and
trustees, yesterday transferred to Ellen Quinn title
a parcel % 10x77 7x23- 3xS3.3 the west side OF
Ii
$4,000.
Martin GeisZler yesterday transferred title TO a
parcel 3x95 feet the southwest corner of Thirty
firSt-St. and MadisOn-ave, to Lillian b. woodruff
We'll & Mayer have sold the six story tenement
house at the northwest corner OF Henry and
Catharine SITS. II is lot 20x100 feet
The Mercantile Cooperative Bank has sold NO.
25i West Twenty -hfth-st.. a four story dwelling
house 15x60x109 feet. Ogden & Clarkson were the
brokers.
The Dater estate has sold NJ. S. Kutz two
story frame dwelling house. the west side of
Hughes-ave.. 100 feet south of One-hundred-and-
eighty-seventh-st.
Mandelbaum & Levine have sold to Max Wern-
stein No 1.67i to 16SS Madison-ave. eight hathouSeS
on plot 160x50 feet. The buyer will rebuild
AdOlphus Busch. of St. Louis is the purchaser OF
the property at the southwest corner or Ninety
efghth-st. and Broadway.
Sunderland & Freedman have sold No 81 Market
St, old building. a lot 25xSS feet, to Adelsten
& Avrutine who have resod it.
Thomas & Son have sold for John Caggiano 70
Patrick s Treacy No. 502 to 5O8 West One-hundred-
nd-forty-seventh-st four five story hathouses
The purchase price was about $4,000