New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-28
REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK. Monday, Jan e. isos'
Tbcwcl, oreucd to-day with some quite IN
o-fart real estate a'rs The property, with one or WV
ecptions bell readily taken at good prices IH' i',.s
property ned the lot Of land with TIC
and attic hi.k stove and dwelling on the hoItn's' w
ner az Grlud-s ana Centre Mar6c tlaee' h.''IN 80
feet front Oh Grud.,t 723 feet on CeuTe M"i~' pau
nnd 900 feet rear. forming part Of the os'",o -
John T. Gar.is.. This was bought uy .iI ~ 49,
for 5000 s2oco remaining on bona anu i'O' 10
five years. TlI,o Tot, situated Oh INC "o'' 20
~ eeyo,tisvc aud Fifty-fourth-st, having te'pe'hF'H
=, q. , d. e front " seventlavc. and each 100 feet
ie ye~ sold ~ follows; The first corner Ion 10 'lF
,I,oras Irr foT $50, and tho other TWO 10 t s'e"
a. aud zoo; tvo-thuds OF the purchase money
a. .s oIo rciaaus on bond and mortgage at seven per
, interest Tie fourstOry brick house with io Oh the
stery side Of Yars % feet north OF its intersection
with La,clt and BROWN 40 GO yarck was sold to Mr.
Z Clark FOR $500 and $4,000 remaining on bond ana
This property s. nearly opposite The new hHd
son River Railroad depot now building. ana Is very
Yapidy increasing yaldc. The next property sofa was
ON Chcrrv.sf ard JamCslp comprising The three two
a.ov brick brlirg with lots situated on the southeast
CORNER ~ C,rryst and Jamessp. known as Nos. 81. 80,
and Is Chcrryt and the three fourtory brick buildings
with lots on the east side Of Jamesp in the rear Of the
hcrry-st property AID known Nos. 4, c. ana James
clip No s. Cr--vst. lot 2ol0x39A feet. was taken 10y
br NJ Bird sic7s0 No. So Cherry St. l3x599cet was
knocked down f 500 No s. Cherryst. 94x599 feet
Sin 1905 feet was taken by Nr. Morris Murphy 'f
e. 500 No Jamcs-slip sold 10 Mr Bird for $500
and No TO Mr. Hail for 1920. Fifty per cent OF mo
purchase money the sales remains on mortgage I'i
three years Tic three-story and basement hrchr'h'
dwelling and wo-sory brick stable. No 1S6 West Ienth-
AZ south side between GrconwchRye, and NlVery-
place lot 3e2x972 feet bought by Mr. john sur I"r
q52Oo 500 remaining bond and mortgage Tor three
OF Eve years.
The most important sale Of the day OF the property
I.1tt ftfl .~r
and Ba!tlcte Brooklyn together with the pier toVel W
feet long) water privileges &C. about midway between
south and Hamilton ferries. The buildings consist OF
large tostor brick sorhouse. 5oxl25 feet; two brick
stores 25x100 90 each; also, buldngshcds &c Lhis
property was all sold together Tor $4,000.
We learn that Mr. Bryan Lawrence OF this city has
purchased Of Mr. Bsown large plot Of ground at North
Now-yoyk on tic Harlem River, in Westchcser County,
adjoining the Thlrl,ve and the boulevard Of which
we spoke last week. Tor siOoCo Mr. Lawrence Is
capitalist. and purchases for investment
The sales real for the past week, have been
uite numerous IN tie upper part westchester County
consequent no doubt. upon the approach Of Spring Be
side those already reported publish the following
AZ Golden's Bridge. town OF Lewisborongh, Mr. A. &
Wasbburn has sold house and LOT, near the Harlem
Railroad depot George Purdy, FOR s24oO. Also. III
fho same village. Mr. b. D. Hanley has bought Of Mr
T. Brady piece of land containing about oncquariei
acre for $50 AT Katouah town Of Bedford, Mr. John
Sherwood has purchased o.; MI William T. Ashby farm
Of los acres mile nom the depot, for $3.50 AT Mount
Ki.co I'll Joshua Teller has sold lot with new house
nearly finished situated the Presbyterian Church
20 Mrs Glass for s35o0...At New Castle the old W Il
Church edincc parsonage, and lot have been
purchased by Mr. Thomas L. sarles for $500 .-.
AZ Kcnsico Mrs Amelia D. Anderson has sold farm OF
co acres TO Malcolm SimOns OF New York for $1,000
At White Plains Mrs Pcrmolia Ferris has sold house
and lot In SpriLes l25X12j feet, TO Mr. j. Ionpkus
FOR $780, and Mr. NJ VI. Fisher has sold to Mr.. Enoch
Harris lot 12Jx12G feet Mr. T. r. sutherlauds resi-
.donce for 81 400 At Rye Neck Nr. WOrlen Gedney
has bought Of M j. f. Foshay house and lot on Main
ST. for $1,000 At Port Chester, Mrs. Catten OF Rye
Beach has purchased from Mr.. Charles j. Goodwin his
ane property situated the Boston POstROad. and
consisting of nno large house and about eight
Of ornamental grounds for s200 Notwithstanding
the tightness Of the money market Improvements and
building progress with unchecked vigor At Putney.
Station Mr.. George Cochran having leased the shop hC
now occupies Mr. ID. PBtney for dry goods store Is
--sa't erect a fine store adjoining, which will be
finished by the first or April MI Edwin Prices house
situated Lis marbeworss in this village is rapidly
nearing completion, and there also several other
houses in Of erection hC7e AT GOden's Bridge.
III Hauey Is erect residence in the Spring land
purchased by HIM last week At Cross River, the dis
trct school trustees VIII shortly commence the erection
OF a new schoolhousc, at q OF 81 The old Hoy
mills about to be converted into hrst-cass
-four and grist mills, and will be fitted up with all
the modern improvements. III tie town Of Camel
Company about TO eight large brick tenement
house adjoining their factory, the MuseoOt River for
the accommodation OF their employees whose number Will
6c largely increased the Spring In the village Of ka
tOrah Messrs. Carr Mason Of NewYOrk. real estate
agents about build fine hotel the site Of their
present one. which will be moved back and converted
into dwellug-house. These gentlemen intend to make
this Of the best hotelbudings the line OF the Har
lem road between the city and Albany. This village has
long needed frscass public house Il has within the
last three four years become the Of large
trade. Mr. John Chadeayne Of the firm OF Cha
deayne & Lyon. has just completed extensive
additions his steam saving and planning mills At
Mount Ksco there Is prospect OF considerable building
during the coming Spring. Tt is reported that Mr. H. +.
Fewewellen intends shortly 20 erect fine flour and
saw-nl near the railroad. The Harlem Railroad Com.
pany after several months delay have commenced the
erection Of a passenger freight depot. the cost Of
which will be upward OF s2,5Oo half OF which is
contributed By the citizens using the depot.At White
Plains building Is also quite lively Mr. NJ NJ Fisher has
commenced building house on Lexington-aye., which
viii cost least $1,000 Mr. Samuel Hopper IS also about
TO erect large threestory building Of Lexington
aud Raroadaves.. FOR a store and dwelling a cost Of
al zoe LIN YOnkers all the builders busy, aud the
timber merchants doing quite good business II Is
estimated that there least houses In course OF
erection in the town, and many other persons have ex
pressed their intention Of building rs soon US the season
opens.
REPORTED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.