New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
REAL ESTATE.
Srv.YonK. wednesday. Feb. 10. 1853.

Ahas given great impetus TO investments I'D Ie", ~ y
80. 10 that vicinity which shows no symptoms OF
ses very papable fact OF the Importance lnS ruud
ped TO possess in the future history OF eligible ou.
IN the City az Churches seems dawn eacn uSy
- greater clearness upon the public nina fO "a
-, Onlv among CAPITALISTS and Specuators tnA. ~ a..
.,gsr purchasers Of all lots that may pe oneie ar
III, DISTRICT but the industrious classes ,a1
anxious 70 own houses OF tber own, az .,,ano ,Sess
repreAented in the number OF tnoSo ,.,h ,yb,cb
-. No Darson having noticed the rHliui'y "i'u -
eAioS' "' P contral Park has increased In
PVH' the past few years III winch
80 =, .,e5Is waste has been Transformed lhVo popu
a, d fashionable quarter. can wonder AZ inuiDs P"
nj co. An similar locality OF tho sister city h'ey
y, hotb brooklyn and New-YorE e1tend ther nui'S
IS,o,s which even the young remember 40 tne 0ouny
.,oAsv the inner llnes OF an eyerspreSdhg circle Vi
.r Uonss after house street after street. are con
a,, .n,aor,ng where green fields ana rurai roaus
- 80 This being the case. property when Is even
nov distant from the business oenterS' must io0 ~ "
A,anns Prospect park owing 70 JUS POsiOn '"o iiso
ognt Arpended on II, and the determination eNhoeu
- ,n okIvntes to make 1t worthy Of the city, may
a. No rival As the OF population Is forced by
sAs steadily AugmentiDg demand Of business In the
at thoroughfares OF trade TO seek situations better
ssred 10 their means lots in such desirable neghbor
1ood viii soon be built upon. Exclusive OF the tone
beh resort Of fashion gives to the surrounding quar-
tr situations park win always be appreciated by
Ce heads Of families whose occupations compel them to
,.de IN the city With all these advantages, 1t would
deed be strange the public eyineed apathy in making
,essnts in this region, and the sales Of to-day show
matt k perfectly alive the benent Of losing time
h securing lots The property In the vicinity Of Prospect
Park sold to-day by Mr. A. ]. Bleeeker at the Exchange
sslssroOms in this city, comprised seven lots
Or Ssoketts ct, and six lots on Union
It, the distance OF each plot from
assonave being $50 feet also three lots President
tooof Of md 1ofq on
yrsnkn-sves between President and Unonsts. In ad-
Slton to this property three lots AdelpbLst and
Greene ave. and three lots State and Nevns-ss met
Nth ready purchasers Full descriptions Of the lots with
tces purchasers names appended. Six lots on
kettst south side $50 feet of ClsssOnave each
sr feet sold for t9lO each The adjoining lot on
o. west side Of these six. having frontage Of 2oS feet
d being 1Os feet in rear by 3l and 1549 feet sold
aN q S25. All this Iro )erty bought by Mr.. G. S.
Clapn. .,
The aX lots on north side Of Unions $50 feet east Of
CssOnaVe., and within block Of Prospect Park,
bought by Mr. G. S. Chaplin and Mr. Willard Harvey.
Thty are 25xl3I feet The three westerly lots
brought $50 each and bought by Mr. Chaplin. The
ssna ming hree were sold Mr. Willard Harvey for $2O
Sch Seven lots upon the east side Of Franklmave.,
rming triangle frontage ls1 and feet
bught by Mr. Robert White for $6S5 each Three lots
soh Presidentst north sde 100 feet west Of Franklin
tve 2Sxl3 feet purchased by Mr. g. S. Chaplin for
and mortgage An Of these lots adjacent to Prospect
Park The property consisting Of three lots in statest
s the corner Of Nevnsst, then offered. The first
IbL situate at the southwest corner of Nevns
lE, PSx7s feet, purchased by Mrs. A S. Duncomb
hS t2IOe The second lot adjoining the first, 9sK5S feet
bid for t0SO The third 22xIO0 feet which is built
th0stOrE high stOOp frame house. 22xS9 feet realized
The latter lots purchased by Mr. Valentine
EOrn Three lots in Adelphis Of them Of
eeenesve, were next sold. There threestory. high
EOop brown stone front house, ie4x67 feet each OF
hese lots The first at the corner Of Greenave. and
ephit realized so,SOo; tho second and third, tiOOO
hspecavely Mr.. James Harey purchased the three.
ouowing sales Of NewYork property also took place.
5iNe lots Water5t, corner OF James slip; the first
- "a wsterst corner of James Slip threesory brick
E<e 2sK27u feet which there rs lease until 1870,
~ bought by Mr. A Hall for 10000 The second lot,
ba6S Wsterst frame building 2x6O feet, sold for
tM to Mr.. Daniel Daily. The building itself IS WORTH
~ Tho third lot i6l0x4sO feet on which is 2sstOry
ba4 sere was purchased by Mr.. Alexander Milleaeh.
llSe Is lease on the last property which expires in
esT No. S2s East Fourteenth-St, fOurstOfy brick
house standing on lot % 6x1o4 feet. offered for SALE
Dat eventually bought In for tl5CO The twosOry brick
bOuse With lot lsllxs9 feeJ situated the northeast
corner Of Washington and Carsests, which rents for
ose realized $500. II was bought by Mr.. William G..
yameDer Eight lots the east side Of seventhave.
ponpnsing the entire front Of the block between One
bhdroA and-foureenth and
e, next offered for sale The first lot OF
oae hundred entht having 252i feet frontage
lsDd 20.I0f feet rear, x3Isi and 5Osf feet sold
pr 5000. The second, 252lI50s4 and 66l0 feet
o sold for 5000. The price paid for the third
A 252iE661O and s2lOi feet These three were all pur
biased by Mr. l. suydam, who also bought the three ad
nng oaes asa 2S1T5 feet each for 5000 individually
he remaining two lots Of this property purchased
y Mr. Danie Edgar. The first one, 252ix75 feet being
old for t1oO and the second ct the corner ofonehund
edsnd fourteentbst 2s21x7S feet. 1900 Two lots
. st. NicholaSave were also purchased by Mr..
D. Edgsr-the first, 29lOIxss2 and 72.13 feet,
situated at the corner of One-hundred and four
hh-st, sold for a O0o and the second lot 29o5x
Gt and 6sOf IT, for $500 Sixty per cent Of the pur
ssse money may remain on bond aud mortgage for two
sss at per cent Twenty lots the north side OF One
A0sred and hfteenthst between Seventh and Eighth
pyA, and finely situated Central Park. The first
Dot triangular shaped having sos IT, frontage and rear
butR depth, and the second lot somewhat similarly
sAaPed having IS IT. frontage sold for SIOO each 10
Mr. Rush The third lot 25xi7iI and 2Jll feet rrega-
sry Aaped realisedEeOG did the fourth 25x25l and
Affect Mr. Chapman the purchaser Of this property
The fnh lot, 25I34 and AL feet. and the sixth,
SXG7l and sci feet were purchased for t625 each
By Mr.. schoonmaker. The seventh, 25x5O1 and
Ss4 feet, and the eighth, 25x5s2 and 6s2 feet,
were sOld to Mr. Ryerson for $50 each The ninth,
SE and 74s feet and the tenth 25x74s and s2S feet
Vere purcha e by Mr.. ID. SchoOnmaker The eleventh
W. A6IS ana Wa Ieeh ana the tReHtn' 2o1soA ana So4
set, sold for tllSO to Mr.. suydam The remaining
sght lots each 25xlOoll feet aud 1--WE Of the
bef were also sold to Nj suydam for 475 each. The
4 eighteenth lot Mt Reynolds bought for Sl,l95,
f aud also the nineteenth for 1880. The
Twentieth realized q IOO for which sum 1t bought by
hr Hugh sacket The price paid for these lots and In
e foe all the property in thisiquarter seems incredible
but to have ragged among capitalists and
he public attery TO make Investments in the vicinity Of
thc Park The sales In this city today closed with the
following property lot at the northeast OF Grand
Attorney -ss consisting Of foursfory brick store
and dwelling covering the whole Of tas lot lexTo feet
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