New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-26
REAL ESTATE.


complete lam as OF former occasion, but Whae va"
lacking in numbers was fully made mp by enthusiasm az"
eagerness to purchase. Persons were not peseN,' 81
psTenty, out OF niere idle curiosity, but Win Inv sly
tontion OF purchasing As soon as the " Oio IL
lily tolled the hour Of noon .uconees mougYed heg
rOstTums end me business OF the day commenced
II Sss Confusion worse confounded Six auctioneers
chanting nj once nj the top OF their lungsi To the unn
itiaLad n appeared complete jargon, but the man q
business bringing order out OF chaos quietly made his
ds and noted his purchases. The property offered for
s,le of which we give description below, was holly
contested and sold at good prices One noticeable feature
On these H. that there Is class Of men who are
now turning their attention to purchase of real estate
IN former days there who speculated IN real
state for the sole purpose Of gambling, but this is
rapidly charming Many large well-known firms now
invest their surplus capital real estate which give the
sales stability which they have long wanted 70 possess
And 20 the cBTs0ry ODlOOkor It must be evident That
those VINO purchase are doing 60 for immediate use or
are really heavy capitalists making permanent invest
nents IN real estate.
We have received the following letter:
f0'fss Editor Of The Ttbane
SIR: Your articles on Real Estate are Just the
thing and calling the attention OF real estate Purcas
10 TIE TRIBUNE Since commenced advertising in
paper have found more customers than ever be
fore, and shall to advertise In your paper
believing Il to be the bes; real estate medium in the city
- Yours respectfully HorT MILLER
Eee York. Feb. %, 1905
SIR Stanley Day, real estate broker, No $40 Fourth
ave reports following sales during last week Tenth
- between Third and FOurthaves., fourstory English
basement brick 25x5OxlO0, stuyyesaDt lease $4,000
TLrteth-st, between Second and Thrd-aves., three
story hlghsOsp brick, lsSX501t block Sl455G Forty
oighthst between Second and Third-avos threestory
high-stOOp brOwD-stOnc, l71lX45xl0o SiS6G lHy-seN
rntbst. between First and secOndayes., threestory
higstoOp brOwn-stOne 17xl5xa0, furnished Ss25g Ihi
" fourth-st between Ninth and Tenthayes, threesoy
hgb-stoop brick 201Ox95xi block, $1,000 secondave
between Ffftyffth and Ffftysixhsts threestory hgh-
stOOp brOWnstOne, 2sxl5xG3, $4,000 Ihrdaye corner
sxfjethst foursiOry brick store and dwelling, 2OxS5,
-oaselold $4,000 Lots Thrdaye., corner Seventy
ird-st iOOxlOO sS3JOO; Fourthave. between Onehund
redand.fourteenth aud one-huDdred- hfeentlsts,
e. lots, $4,000 Madsonave., corner e6hst, lots &4S
Observation-Disclosures between Third and Fourth
ave. lots each Sl,s50 One hundred andfOurteenthst,
between Ffth-ano sixtayes lot 5000 at Greenponi'
oh Leonardst three-story and basement frame, Zxlo
lot s6xlOO 5000 Mott Haven wilton Hill, twostory attic
and basement house, with half acre. $1,000
Mr. T. A. Lawrence auctioneer, sold yesterday one
lot on Twelfthaye 25xlO0 feet for s. 1875 II is situated
100 feet north Of thrtiehst Two lots
On tho north side Of trethst 2x100
feet and Of the Twolfaye were sold for 81
each Two lots OH the south side OF Onehundred-and
brtest 25xlOO feet and l7 feet east of the Boulevard
we're knocked down at $3.50 each One lot, 25xOo 1eet
on the Boomngdale road 100 feet north Of Onehundred
and thirtest brought $3.50 Sixty per cent OF the pur
chase money bond and mortgage Anothernrm
sod the fourstory hghstoOp brick house, with lot No
81 Kintht north side It's dimensions were 262x64 ieet
the whole lot 2s2xs33 feet and was sold 70
Mrs Jones for SS2,4O0. TwOthrds were purchased on
BOND and mortgage An attic brick house was also sold
ON East Broadway between Canal and JeheFson-s's /
The o was 26x0 feet and tho house 26x5J feet IL was
purchased by Mr. Henry Jacobs for silOoo Twohirds
VI tho purchasemoney remain on bond and mortgage TOT
or Syears, p cent large tract OF land belong
ing TO the California Central Railroad was sold for so
Two lots on the northeasterly corner Of FnstaVe
and Fifty-seyenthst, measuring together tc2xloSt
feet we're bought by Mr. James Thornton Tor lthe
corner one $500 and respectively with 80 per cent
TO remain on bond and mortgage One lot on the west
side OF Thirdave north Of Seventy eghthst the terms
50 per cent to remain two years mortgage was sold
20 Mr. H. A. Pooler for s9OSO Its measurements was 26x
100 feet No. T21 Greenwehst, attic and basement
prick house. feet lot S3 Meet deep leased Tor four
years from May 1865, at $3.50 per annum ana repairs
was sold TO Mr.. J. W. PangDom LOT $o''oO'
with 90 per cent 20 remain on bond and mort |
gaze for or years A 2stOTy, attic and base |
nent brick house, 2x464 feet lot 7S2 feet deep was
sold to Mr J. W. Chaplin for $780, and the adjoining lot
No 7 with threestory and basement brick houses
length feet 80 feet 'front.' and % feet IN deptA was
purchased by Chaplin for e61Oo Sixty per cent OF
the purchase money the last three houses may remain
on bond and mortgage for three or FIVE years
Another auction m also sold the hye-stery and base
,neut brick building with lot No Ss Westinghouse, To-
lated the east sde and about 10 feet south OF aeh
Il Lot il a5x70 feet and sold to Mr. T. p. HOdgkns for
osse II fs only suitable for torage..-.NO l5S
East ThIrtiethst, north side high-stoop brick
mouse with lot 2Ox9ss feet the house containing chande
isrs gas xtures snd portable furnace, was sold to Mr.
A Lssae for 1880 There are two mortgages on this
property one for 5000 and for $500. Seven lots
on the north side of sixy-sevenhst, commencing 21S
feet east Of Thirdave also sold They are uneven
IA depth the longest measuring s53 feet and the short
est SsS feet All IS feet in width except the last
which Is slA feet. No. was sold to Mr. j.
stewart fer S2,I5O; no. TO Mr. Tall0w
for taOes; No. 10 Mr.. p. ONel for 1915,
and the remainder to Mr. NJ s. Neaear for t25 each; 90
per cent OF the whole purchase to remain on bond and
mortgage for three years Three lots on the west side
Of Rirstave., commencing the corner OF Seventy
sevepth-st were also sold The first lot 262x2o6 feet,
As purchased by Mr. Frank for $1,000; the second lot
ssixsxOo feet and the third lot 2slxlOo 90 feet rear
we're Knocked down TO Mr.. n. b. Wilson FOR 1926 and
o. $50 respectively mortgage Of 50 per cent for three
years is on the whole. One lot the s0uta side OF
Seventy nintht feet west OF Firstave was sold to
Mr 81 b. Wilson for $3.50 with half mortgage at 7per
cent interest.
MA Blocker sold by auction to-day the premises
on the southeast corner Of BrOOme and Mulberysts
It consisted of a three-sory dwelling 24l1x9e.2 feet
A. Tnska the purchaser for $780, half OF which
- 20 remain mortgage. The fOurstory brick honse
situated a No. 30 Great J0nesst, lot 28xlOo with gas
hxtuFes and unions, and twostory extension in the
rear was sold 10 Mr.. L. A. Sanders FOR ssoOo half
manning on mortgage. lot Of ground, 25xas feet,
with q fve-stcry, back basement and extension,
Philadelphia brick front. double house, Nc 27O East
Tonst 25x5s feet was sold to Nh. George KRAMER FOR
$1,000 Si1 900 Of which remains on mortgage. 1t now
rents for 5000 yearly Two English basement four
story houses located at Noe 22l and 2it East Hnts
south sdo sold, accompanied b. the lots The
houses are i2Cx5O feet and the whole extent Of the lots
OH n fore m