New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-04
REAL ESTATE.

Npw.YoRK Monday, Feb 3, 1888
~, n, r..0,o market was dull to-day. The
Messrs Adrian H. Muller T. Il. wilkins q 20, resun'u
the sale Of lots opposite the new LiSn'eon.n
,,et commeuced about two weeks ago. 1hS PoPo.'
consist, OF lots on sixteenth an" 0o'V''o''''
near Avenue c. Is almost the only uioccup'eu p'uP
go - .h market in tho lower portion OF the CITY, anu
- - ,otior NJ the new market will be very yaiua-
a., .. hiros. nnr1,oses The eight lots on Avenue -
49,, A 1 in the rear sold at fair prices at the previous
ssle bringing from $3.50 TO $4,000 The bidding 'oo'
hoTevcr was very slow, the lots starting az only nominal
nrices and advancing by but $50 or 20 at Time foui
lots only were Sold two seventeenth ana s1eenthS
ras,ectively commencing 266 feet west Oh Avenue e. MI
II osborn took these for s. 975, 5000 1880 and s3o
Tese nrces arc considered very cheap The fouOWlhs
rt has been transferred at private sale The entire
tnt On Nubaye east side. between NiBty fourth ana
Ninety ffthsts being IA feet in depth on Nmetyfth
81 and ~ 10 feet on Ninety ourthst Also the northery
h, ~ the front on the east side Of NIntaye, between
Ninety.third and GnetyiOurth-sts, with hali OF Ap
thorpane being IS feet deep the north side and %
foe, an tbe south Tho price paid FOR both plots was
10000 Bankers and capitalists arc again reminded oi
the salo tomorrow Tuesday morning. OF the valuable
1 rr,nerv ON the northeast corner OF Broadway and
Canalst This is probably the most desirable downtown
property that will be in the market this season Inc
amended terms which we PRINT IN another coluhh' a'c
unusually favorable TO the purchaser.
AT Brewster's Putnam County, Dir. Smith o. Hunt mas
sold his farm situated about three miles east OF the VII
laee and containing about 80 acres to Mr. samuel
RYDER for s. 400 MI f. T. Valentine has sold lot 5OX
100 feet with house and small barn. 20 Mr. g. Bailey or
t425o At Peekskin Mfr +. secor has purchased from
Mr. r. Curry house and lot on Howard-st, 7OxSO IT,,
for s. 700 AT Yorktown Mr. G. barrow, OF Shrub OAK
has sold 70 Of land to Mr W. f. Ireland, Tor S2V
$3.50 AT North Salem Mr.. W. j. Van Tassel has sold Two
ouses and lots 60 Mr. j. Knniny for 500 Mr. Isaac j.
Frost has sold tenement houses and lots to Mt walter
Keller for 20O this property Mr. Reccr intendr TO
build a fine large store With Assembly Hall. MT A.
Smith has sold house ard lot 20 Mr. James II. Howe for
s. $50 The Episcopal aud Cuyemast Societies Of this
town are about 10 build meeting houses, their
present edinces being too small to accommodate their
congregations Mr. John Smith j. 10 erect house on his
property adjoining the old Academy early IN the Spring
Mr. Walter Koclcr has put up n good residence Cn
Eeclerst which he intends occupying during the build
inc OF his new homestead At public meeting
held on Thursday evening last the villagers
determined TO build hrstciass district school
house Oh portion of the old Academy
grounds provided they could obtain the consent OF the
Academy Trustees which there appears TO BE- great
doubt At Katonah, Mr.. Charles ". Avery has pir
chased from Mr. c. H. Carhart y Of land lying on
both sides OF the road leading Cross River for 2s0
1t is reported thai ne intends to cut this property
into building lots aud erect several dwelling houses
upon tlom in the Spring. Also. at the above
village Mr. Thaddcus WhitloCk 81 Croton Falls
has purchased y acres OF hand west Of Mr.
~ s. Bencdicts new house, aud about half mile
from the depot forming part Of Che estate OF j. H. whit
lock, deceased. for sos. Al Bedford village Mt John
Kat has purchased house aud lot OF Mr.. d. VI. Barratt
for $500 At Mount ksco Nh Cornelius Flcwewollei has
sold LOT PONIES feet with nco.ed building on il. 10 Mr
}. y. Hagverty for 500.