New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-30
REAL ESTATE ITEMS.

L. J. Phillips offered at auction yesterday at the
Exchange Salesroom the site OF Hardman's piano
factory at the corner OF Tenth.ave and Fifty
seyentll-st., the dimensions being 100 feet on
Fifty-seycnth-st. and 14O feet the avenue
The factory burned down a year ago, and
the new one was erected in another locality.
There Is estimated u he about 80 900 worth
of bricks the ground. yet bid of only about
$4,000 was received Tor the property and it was
withdrawn An offer of $4,000 is reported for
two lots 5Ox1OO feet on One hundred and-twenty-
ftth-st., between Sixth and Seventh-aves This
is 81 500 a lot higher than recent sales in that
neighOorhOOd.
Plans for a private house to be erected at No. 724
Flfthavc. for Mrs. Mary A. King, of Newport r. L.
at a cost of $4,000, were filed at the Bureau of
Buildings yesterday. The house is TO be con-
structeu OF brick and stone and will be four stories
high.
George Lorillard. of Rhinebeck, has mortgaged
property in South FIith-ave, Canal, Spring Mercer
Centre, Grand and Bleeckersts to George Lorlllard
for 37 900, payable ninety days after death of
the mortgagOr, with interest at per cent The in
struments were recorded yesterday.
The property at Broadway and Chambers-st, SO
long occupied by Deim0nicO, aud now rented for a
clothing establishment, has been mOrtgaged by
Edward H. Andrews and wife TO the Bowery Savings
Bank for $4,000.
In the Registers Office yesterday the transfer of
six pieces OF property at the southwest corner of
Fifth ave and Seventy-third-st was recorded IL
is acquired by Alfred Hoyt from Juliet Douglass in
consideration of the sum Of 500, 600 Another
deed showed that Mr. Douglass became possessed
of the above property as well as six oth,r lots in
Ninty-frst-st., near Nmth-aye., two years ago at
cost OF 100000.
Chief Justice Charles p. DAILY, of the Court of
Common Pleas has purchased real estate 36x SO ON
ifty-ffth-st', between First and Second-ayes for
$4,000.
The executors of Mrs. Caroline Lorillard Snen-
Ger have disposed of number of pieces of
real estate The most valuable of Them are
at No. 40 ChamDers-st and No. II Reade-st .
which were acquired by tho Emigrant Industrial
Savings Bank, for the sum of $l32 900 The other
transfers made by the executors are for consaera-
tons aggregatng $l56,100 and are as follows: No
lOl East Broadway to solomon Jacobs for xI3 55O
No. SO Malden-ldne and No. 10 Cedar-st 10 b. IA
Kellogg SO, 600; No. 81 Gold-st. to John w Ma
son, SlO, 800 No. 272 IhlTd-ave. TO John j. Ma
thews sic, $50; No. 60 BOwery TO George Rueker
S36 1907 No. IS North Wiam-st. To j. b. Simp.
son. So 900; No. 226 Wo0oteTst. to Catherine t.
Wolfe, $4,000.
For SIPS, 600 T. b. Sands has bought four lots
100 Dy 100 at the southwest corner OF Second-aye
and Seventy -nTstst., from John Livingston and his
wife.
At tue Exchange Salesroom. recently Richar, "
Harnett -sodyat auction four lots Of land ON the
East hiver, running north from Eighty-sxtll-st TO
Thomas Mckinley for $4,000. Each lot was %
by $40 feet and the corner lot had on il a three
story BRICK house The property belonged 10 the
Foulke estate Other property fronting on the
East River was offered but the bid being satls-
factory the was postponed Indefinitely The
property will probably be held until next spri ng.
j. L. Boyd sold tbree-stOTy brick house. with "A
lot 20 by 100 feet, on the north side of East
Eleventh-st. 03 feet east OF Avenue Is, TO ID. ID.
Toal for 80 900.