The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-17
The REAL ESTATE MARKET.
PtRkER BiJLDING SOLD TO THE
METROPOLITAN LIFE.
Insurance Company Gives ~ .3SO.SNDO Cash
and Trad< IN the Westminster Hotel
Tho Osborne Apartment HOUSE
SOid--Ncu,e Miscellaneous Trading.

Tho Osborne Apartment House
Soid--Ncu,e Miscellaneous Trading.
A trade Of unusual importance and u
fairly long list Of miscellaneous salas en-
liveo~o the real estate market yesterday.
The trade involved twelvc-story mercan-
tile building At Fourth avcnu" and Nine
.-enth street and tho old Wcs, minister
Hotel. Oh Irving place. The Nineteenth
street property, known a. the Parker Build
ing. was valued at 81. $50, 600 for the purposes
of the trade and the hotel figured AT s,OO,oO.
The rest OF the list denotes the sustained
prominence Of residence property in the
trading
John r Hollingsworth sold tho Parker
Building. which occupies plot i3Oxi5O
on the southeast corner Of Nineteenth
street and Fourth av"n,". 20 the Mctrupoli-
tan Life Insurance Company for Sl.750.OO.
In Jar, payment Mr. Hollingsworth took
the Westminster Hotel. Nos IS TO IS Irving
place. corner ~ Sixteenth street, Tia.
hotel was recently bid in bv the Met ropolitan
company M foreclosure sale in which
1t was the plaintiff. The company secured
the property for 100000. although the
Judgment amounted To nearly ejo,OOO.
The property consists of xix story brick
budding and a thTec-story brick dwelling
The whole il on a plot fronting LAG feet on
Irving place and I75 feet on sixteenth
street. There are said 10 bo two mort
cages on the Parker Building. "A first mort
gage at about $500 600 and Il second Of
100000
il was reported in connection with the
transaction that Mr., HolIingswor,h in
tends to tear down the hotel and to erect
another. more modern. in it, stead This
report could not be confirmed
The auction list attracted some attent ion
yesterday through the Offering in par1iti
proceedings Of the ten and fuur een--t ory
Osborne apartment house on the mort heast
corner of seventh avenue and Fiity--eventh
street The bidding was confined TO offers
by Alfred i. Marlng and John Armstrong,
both representing heirs of the late John
Taylor. who advanced upon mort gage the
money to build the property Mr.. Marling
secured the property on bid of SEAS 900,
although &IOO,OOO more was bid when the
house was offered at auction in 1886 The
rent roll L. above 3l0O,O0 a year.
Folsom Bros. have sold for Miss c. A.
Peck To Rufus Graves No. II West Ninth
street, four-siory private house. II sxa23
They have also sold for the Middlebrook
estate to James b Fessenden a residence
and seven acres of land al Wilton. Conn.
William A. White & Sons have sold for
reter MAYOR the four-story dwelling, No.
l33 West forty-fourth stree, 2OxiOO5
Myer Hellman has bought Nos 7O-72
East loVh street, and also No. 1912 Park
avenue
Post 4 Reese have sold for Mary Y. Stone,
Helen =. Slade and OF hers to client the
TOURIST DRY and basement hrownstone dwell
ing. No. I? East Thirty-fifth street, on lot
2ix72e
Herbert A. sherman has sold for the
estate Of Charles Graef No. 81 T. ,st Fifty
seventh street outhwest corner of Park
avenue. a four-story and basement dwell
ling, on lot 2sXiOO.5.
John Peters has sold for the Miller estate
Ia Jacob Weinstein No. 34l East Twentieth
street, three-story dwelling. on lot i53x
~. This gives Mr.. Weinstein plot IO72 *
a., which he has resod through Mr.. Peters
10 a builder for improvement.
The Diitman estate has sold No. as West
tftv-second street, a four-story and base
nent dwelling. on lot 2OxlOO.5
William O'(iorman has sold to Stephen J.
tgan the plot. 22sx 100. on the south side
nf flsI street. beginning 325 feet east of
Willis avenue. The buyer will Immediately
begin the erection Of six fve-story fats
each thirty eight feet wide, with two
The Gaines Roberts Building Company
has sold to separate buyers Nos. SOL and
Sa3 East i+Th street, two fve-story fats,
zach .3sxi"o The buildings are in row
''H' Id~ cillN Jur' INNTl competed.
Lowenfed 4 Prayer have purchased from
Starlight Bros the two five-story double
fiat houses al Nos 1888 and 1876 East Eighty
ninth street. on plot 5oxioo.
Samuel Levin has bought Nos. 1876 and
l2I West Ninety-eighth street two-fye-
story fats. on plot 5OxloO.1i.
lender F. Won Olsen has sold to Lowen-
,cld h Prayer Nos. SO and SO Macdougal
''rce,, old buildings, on plot 5oxss.5,,
Julius Miller has sold Nos 7O7 and 700
Fifth - hull
~. for improvement.
Thomas Berkeley has bought, through
VI. {. Senior x Co., No. 100 West Sixty
bird street, three-story dwelling. on lot
'9ylOO.5.
Max Marx has sold through A. NJ. Bau.
mann 4 Co, 10 j. Lissner the three five
story mats, with stores, Nos. 2sO9 TO 2sI3
Eighth avenue. each 25xsO, beginning rs
feet north Of l49th street.
Max Marx has purchased from Estele
hasherg the vacant plot at the north
west corner of st. AIMS avenue and l5sth
street, ss.2lxlO0.
Joseph l.. Buttenweiser has purchased
No. 235 West Twent y-sixth street old build
,ng' on lot 2oxi?S. and the abutting parcel
No. pa West Twenty-seventh street, a
hve-story tenement. with stores, on lot
?5y75.
Louis Frankel has sold for j. I. Living
.ton No. 22s East Seventy-first street, a
four-story single fat, on lot 2OxlOO5
Mrs. Ella s, Conkling has sold TO the
Municipal Realty Corporation, through
u. {. Senior 4 Co., the three-st dwelling
1t No. 100 West Sixty-third street, on lot
'oXi0", and the purchasers have resold
no property 10 Thomas Berkeley, through
he same brokers.
Ashforth & Co. have sold for a client
No 1875 West Forty-fourth street, n four.
tory and basement brownstone dwelling.
on lot 20xI605.
To.day's Auction Sales.
~ VINCENT A. RYAN
Water street, Nos S3s and 3ys north side az fee,