New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11
REAL ESTATE.


T,.o interest manifested last week III the
,ts..,. T. H. Ludlow Co.'S sale Of uptown ios 0o,
is,,r norton Of the ZborOwsk estate, situaleu ~
xaoui.vard Eighth Ninth aud Tcnth-ayes anu :,
Eirhtv-seventh and Lightly ninthss, was ~. ~ ms
abaicd to-day The attendance al INC .,,en ,ha
lsre, the bidding brisk. and the prices ~ IN
property was struck down compares -. ., +,ts
thos. received AT former sales. Inc ~ -, - 49,,
-. ,,nr hot,geen Eighth and NinthaVes'. anu
,sr+l and Fiehty-eigth-sts, was SOFA Oh lues-
60, aud a. 9ol 4xsOO feet, divided mo o. los inoSo
,.,d az priees ranging from sz4oo 10 SiiVV' n" N
-, - brought s2257so. The next piocK' Hlhs DC
VINO, ~s.h and Nnth-syes, and Eighty-eghth and
-, ninth sts is of the same dimensions as the iast'
'a NOT two plots Of land one the northeast corner
% 49,, block. about 55x20O feet, and another on
., est corner OF the block. 31X60lXSx about 70 feet
xrere served not belonging 10 tins estate LOIS h tnls
boos sold at from 70 $50 the total Tor the whoie
block icing sise50 The block between Ninth aud Tenth
aves Eghtyeighth and Eighty ninth'sts'' was mostly
sod today Lots IN this block do not command SO hgh
price, a those lying nearer the Central Park plot
iOogsa feet situated the north west corner OF this
Mot sas not included In this sale. Lots in tins block
were struck down at from 1850 g. $50 and the whole
block amounted TO $4,000 The plot Of land bounded
by Broadway Tonth-ave, Eighty-eighth and Eighty
ntl-sts being #. Eighty ninth-st, 2Ol4 IT, on
Tentiravc., 2i6 IT, Eighty cighths, ana 2o5IO on
broadway was also sold to-day, the lots bringing IRON
IN
of tho pperty included IN this sale brought s6l9S25 In
Our fables may be found list of the lots sold today
with prices and names Of purchasers annexed In addi-
ton 10 the above lot Madisonst south side 25XlOO
IT., was sold to Mr.. ONel for 1925
The principal auction sales 10 take place this week are
of thu }eckman leases by Mr. Adrian H. Muller to-mor-
row gucsdayJ; brick houses on Union-st, Brooklyn,
by the aessrs. johnson Miller building lots on Eff
tiethst by Mr.. A. Bleecker; and some fine private
residences in the Third Ward Brooklyn, by Mr. James
Coles SON on W, duesday
AT Croton Falls Croton Lodge No. sos F. and A. NJ.
have purchased, from the Messrs. Wright Close the
bricL building which they have occupied han since
the organization Of the Lodge; the price is reported TO be
$500. At Pleasantville Dir. Milton Hyatt, Italian
agent. has sold his property to Vim. Bailey of
Purdy's station for $4,000 Mr. Hyatt has pur-
chased place at Chappaqua from Mr.. Bis
chofg At White Plains Mr.. Edward T. Tompkins
has sold his house. meashop and lot 5Ox2O feet stu
aed Ralroad-ave to Mr. Jas Gibson, for $1,000 Mr..
NJ NJ Fisher has sold lot 5ox5O, on LeXngtOn-ave TO
Mr. francis SecOr for $1,000 AT Tarrytown Mr. Seth
Bird has purchased OF Mr. s. Archer Of Dobbs Ferry
pec of land. situated at the intersection OF Main and
Crovc u.s.. for $1,000 Mr.. Thomas H. Purdy has sold
lot, 50Nl25, Colegeave., to Mr. Charles Smith for
n.2Oo Mr. C. Lamareux has disposed Of house and
lot OF Cortland-st. TO Mr. Isaac Requa for 5000.
AT sleepy Hollow. Mr.. H. Wheeler has sold three
OF his farm 70 Mr. W. II. Bradshaw, for $500 AT
Brew dc Mr. Valentine has sold house and lot, 50X15O
Ieet 20 MI george Bailey, IOf Sl2JO MI H. Mead nhs
soid his cabnet-makers shop to Mr.. A F. Lobde, for
about 1900 The Howse brick block Brewster's-ave
has been sold to Mr.. sherman Abbott for $4,000 Mr. T.
l. a. Forrest has leased lot S3x6J Brewster'save
10 Dir a. Mead for y years at rental Of $50 per annum
FOR tie rs years, aud 500 during the remainder OF
the eTaL Mr.. Mead intends erect upon it fine brick
build Tor store and public hall. Messrs. Clark &
Iannug have sold lot 50xl7O 20 Mr. L. Brundage, for
p25 ASA lot, 4Oxl2O Nj Charles Morgan, for $3.50
Hhe MOssrs. Abbott Mcmahon have purchased
the lease and business of the Brewsters House, and
will take possession OF the premises the 18th inst
...IH ilenve Mr.. Nicholas Carpenter has lately sold
H. II. H. Gale. his farm in Leurenkill, containing
abou acres for $500 Subsequently Mr.. Gale disposed
OF til Flat" land to Mr.. Adm II. Gray for about 5000
.Lr. James Wood has purchased of Mr. Jacob Jansen
farm Port Ben containing 100 acres for
$500 Mr.. A. T. Banker has sold his farm OF 80 acres
two miles from MddletOwn the Montgomery road, 10
the Rev E. Skinner of Denton, for $500 Mr. Abner
shafcr Montgomery. has bought the farm Of Mr. j. W.
bsrsl 81 acres four miles south of Montgomery. The
prize paid is t1lO per acre. The Messrs. William
Evans and o. Z. Vail have purchased Of Mr. Adam
Bwalm. house and lot Northst, Mddletown
dot - by Jos feetb giving cash and property
An exchange amounting 5000 They will erect brick
building the lot for the First National Bank, stores
md eli s Mr. Coe Finch has sold his house and lot
EOrih-s, Middetown to Mr. A. H. COrwin for $500.
Mr. Finch has bought Of Mr. H. Porter lot Eastave.,
81 b. &c. FOR 81 100 Mr. Louis Hammer has bought OF
Mr.. L3mareux lot 10 by 80 feet deep Hgh-st,
rIiddctown g. 400 Israel Cole has purchased
Df NJ william sQUres his house and lot Divsion-st.
Middciown for s. Mr.. James A. Burtes has sold
his furw miles south Of Middetown Mr.. Gabriel
Wood OF MddletowD fifty acres for sl4 OoOs2sO per
THE sns farm lately owned by Mr.. Robert Titus,
% acres house and barn. has been sold to
u Network gentleman for ST. Mr. c. J. Townsend
has sod mis- store Wallst Kingston, TO Mr.. New
RondOut for 5000 1t is be occupied by Van
Deu 90 Brothers, druggists.