New-York tribune., 1868-01-31
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YonK. Thnrsdny. Jan. 80. 1898.

NRw-YoRK Thursday, Jan. 80, 1858
The real estate market was quite brisk
to-day, and number Of important transfers were made
both at auction ana at private sale. We quote the Io
lowing sales at auction Tie three lots OF land with
buildings, on the northwest corner Of Division ana
Elddgess and known NOS So 81 and &c Division-st
On no &C. the corner lot, is three-story brick
house and store, and Nos 50 and 81 ore twostory
frame buildings with stores first floor The lots are
2s s2x74Axs8xllJxG3 IT, 222x631x244x53 It,, and 2i6X5S
x22lxns IT, espoctivey. This property sold sub
ect to mortgage OF s200 past due but which may be
allowed 70 remain two years. Mr. Henry Wilson was the
purchaser price Tho fourstory brick houses Nos
% and % Washingonsquare between Macdougal ST. ana
Iiftave No % is corner house 2S feet wide tine
adjoining house. Is 276 feet The lots are about l2 rect
deep extending to a large passageyay m the rear ana
on the end Of the lots two brick stables the lu
width Of tho lots aud 35 feet deep; they have recently
been rebuilt at a cost OF about 5000 Nj Marshah u
Roberts was the purchaser Of the property lhe P'o
being $4,000, 20 per cent Ercmaining on ponu anu
mortgage. Mr. John Mcclure took lno 4Ui
story brick tenement house WIN io' on
tho south side OF Fortyfourt 80 feet west oi Ahru
,o osi foot lax block GO per cent remaining on BOND
and nertare price $lGsOO The next properly put up
WAS the two twostory-and basement frame houses ana
lots on the north side OF One-hhhuioo-anu-Al'lS'
o.. east Of Thrdaye, each l'l&l'OIV ieeI
The first lot Ucarost Thirlayc) was knocked
Down 70 Mr. John II. Ryerson FOR $3.50, and
the other 20 Mr.. Richard H. Green for 5000
Two lots on the north side Of soycntethst, commenc
ing q63 IT, east o Firsavc, each 25Xl022 IT, were next
offered and the frst was bought 10y Mr.. Adolph Hndc
lauz for l2s0 aud tho other 10y Mi j. T. Prince tor
81 2s5: $3.50 remains bond and mortgage on edeh or
these lots. The following Brooklyn properly was also
sold at auction at the Exchange saesrOOm today
No. 2u Dceraw ST.. northwest corner OF Tompkins-
place q three story English basement brick honse;
and Nos 49, B and A. Tompkns-placo, three
treestory English basement brick houses. These sold
nj the following prices respectively: 5000 5000 $500
and 5000 Fifty per OF the purchase money ON h9
property remains on mortgage We learn that Mr. Ben
Holiday has sold his residence tho northeast corner
Of Fifthave and Tweuty-seyenth-st., TO Mr.. Amos r.
Eno for the sum Of 100000 The property consists OF
lot on Ffthave. o5Xl00. with browustOne house upon
It, 2sx7o aud a lot and stable Twenty al
joining, In the rear.
Tie thriving village OF North New-York, on The east
side OF Harlem River. commencing at the New Harlem
Bridge and accessible at all hours Of the day or night IS
growing rapidly; streets have been graded, cubed ana
eutered sidewalks Tagged, and other substantial I'M
proycmcnt nos 10 progress including the ne" south
r Rouevard and the wide avenue leading 70 Port Morris
on the East River There have been built IN tins village
during the past three year, II brick buildings at cost
Of s5co; 1ss frame buildings at cost Of S5siS0
total sc5asoo Many persons contemplate building TINS
spripc This property four years ago comprised
a portion OF the Morris farm, and is now one
OF our most rapidly growing suburban villages
The west end OF the Berriau frm. IN Fordhom' near
the junction OF Central Parkavc and the Southern Bone
ward has been purchased by Mr.. Wm. Niles, Who has
nearly completed upon It lstory house with 81 leet
front and tower 20 feet square and six stories high
The roof is concave and covered with slate. The interior
o the house is being finished with hard woods and is esti
mated to cost from $4,000 20 10000,