The sun., 1890-01-27

1
II 10 remarked that many Of the sales reported
are on private terms. The demands still seen
to be largely for business property and parceli
beyond the Harlem. The movement II
property below Fifty-ninth street has no
been active. The inauiries have moi
slaokened, but more than q usual amount
OF dlokering seems TO be hecessarI
to make sales. The Record aud Guid'
has an interesting allusion to the Riverside
Drive. and adds: "A movement alonRslde Riv'
erside Drive was talked OF during the week. but
nothing definite could be asoertained in the
way Of sales. Whether the activity is due to
stimulus given BY tho reported purchase oil
Jay Gould is uncertain There is little or no
doubt but that this handsome drive will some
day 10 the not very distant future be lined by
fine mansions. The purchase OF block fronts
by the Astors. Goelets, @. p Huntington and
others equally well known indicate this result
In no uncertain tone"
Brokers' GALES include:
NEW YORK.
Ous ss Ws and
wihis% st.sst 81 ssd s. SSH.h d Cedar street Ave
y ss. S'f$ S5 S HssSSdF sy.i WI ksSS Sv.
stree: % lot 2s1,QS By MAJ KSSn e Thomas
for r9ls%Ss s'5sis iRis
street. four story oOe building BY Mayer Kahn private
Henry street Iee lot 2etloo with the old building By
building sS1 ssoSs @ sSss Sy j"iiS: S&isnd FRANK
Sh. ~ ts.S $siH 5 SnS
Os sae aS SSoon t.sl as al wof Bloom
eStory S. 1s .n.m:n 3 l tIn. az
Co for James Smith e l. T: Ven RipeE sitsoo s,,,,
East Ninth street II the awelns 9,1e. sold BY NrA
Wss Seventy street ~ foSrsory 1
@ ~ 'iES Hd1 si, sS1:s St
street soa,6 sids thirteen O,. ssssnSins from
BsdssIy 70 Jossph % iesh" "roportsG q sisSG
BY s 81 nEc K 4SoTsS
fSn %;'a tGs sHPi R
son TshSGpS End 70 p q ; Mo fec. ,or Of
u ~ rF%aa
;SI S.f6 2nd :SpS aSsISS 1essSSo1o by W
West iisth street east Of Eighth block Of
Ss Sofop s y Gss ssG
Moore. TO hrG Harriet 4. Barrett Of Long Branch
S.S ss p ss SG Dsss "G +,
k%;s xPssy street ia tprSS,ery S:Gn, front
West sixty street ilo aveStery brick and stone
'iVFs Wass n1 aEss
story and Basement HS rSSdsnSS esIofS Ns bS
s. S.1
wes! EiEhty.sevsn street ie7 three story brGwn'
ffSRs asR IaeR &sSn hS% s5sson .v~S ..
fs Bs 20
py Srs hSfa. e 5hae a
body. sii.G66 'A 'OA"'D"" 'A''A' O'e'
n s ss nS
James ?. Thompson to Albert steindler. si7.o0o
Ra = icr Tsanr
Ess s5s, 2 :eoS sns %
SSsSls Sss by william Strauss to Jacob
=, ninth avenue, i.7io avs;stgry double double apArtmsst
GGSsS ns.Sai isS s by Ame' c" Tor Ad0ph Meyer to
Ensh g
Hss
ASi'sn gosn ; ilSSard ha. soa for Senior to Ma
fnsr has SOLD to Ne. tn.
hss; 3:
@sSras sstss' ss fsf
= asst sSHe
for $:2, 500 and similar dTellinR .Ox55xloo ls5
ierms: for Dr. a ". Lorier the ihreesiory dHeillns
saris h%
i?E AND
os on roF ns o1 d o
rs fest east of Tenth avenue, to DR. W. Lozier for
Ketchsm ! Butter have sold for I 8 lockwood the
tory brick hohse adjoining above ies, isx75. for
fhA ANA hnv
Henry 4 R BacfRSns 5ss sold for r r Florence TO J.
sisE fofsnss tp Si.s ESss;: log ss$5S% ~.,S, @ ~ =.
:t.s ;s S
@Es E. and plot Of
Sn!s sIhfi nave :S@ SE
sn zsnd Tor ifnse t1 Similar SUdar
tenth avenue, for S22IoUO
treet to NJ Heinman.
The Brooklyn Reuie,cc and Record speaks Of
ague street, and i48 and $50 Pierrepont street,
er the Resident Of II the Real Estate % ERchanGe.
8 site for the new Exchange. The brown
tone double building now standing on Mon
ague street Is occupied in mart by the Offices
4 j ohm F. James & Bon and the American Dis
rict Ielegraph Company The property was
he price paid being si5O0O6. ' --'oO''
BROOKLYN.
Greene street. I7s& the three story frame DWELLING
SxlUo BY Corwith Brothers for Barbara wefelmeysr
Van Cott avenue southeast corner of Humboldt
tfee the three story store property with lot 25xiO0
y j. r. sloane for Leopold Michel and Marx May SsOtD.
BY John Y. James Son The three-story brick dwell
" ss sOfRsr 1SI 81
arden place. threestory and extension brown stone
" Yelling i8x4oxeO for X. H. Crtenden and others 10
W. Robinson for SIU,60O; l07 JoTalemon street q
roe and half story Ohio stone dwelling iBx56xIUa
Or Samuel Quincy to Joseph r. Dormhn for Sl9UO1
BY Hulkiey Horton: 1893 Ryerson street q two.
tory frame dwelling Isx3s lot 20 for Helen Pauid-
lg to Patrick DonnSy for g. 400: AL WAverY avenue
two and story brick dwelling IL ex40 lot lou
DR. George 4. O'Haro TO Charles Goddard for S. $50
By J. =. Abrams Son: For the estate of John NJ |
atlmer Richard A. CRnfed of New York the entire
oube frontage OF the two blocks facing each other on
fifty. sixth street between First and Second avenues
heSe fronts 100 feet long ana embrace thirty.tye
ITS each. seventy In ALL of size 2Oxl0L2 Tho prco
eaEed was et2OOG, an average o. S.FO per lot This
ropertv. formerly part Of the old BERGEN farm dis
mt but $40 feet from the bay wAs purchased by the
tie Mr. LAtimor twenty-five years ago. Also a lot |
1Xlo0 located the east side Of Fourth avenue 253
,et south from Forty. street. for Albert l. |
rench 10 James Masters for 81 .026 !
BY W. Elliott: The two and hatBtofy brownstone |
Yelling. lHx45xl0l, 452 Hancock street. for N. Smith
Mrs. Wilson. for Sa5tO also for Mr.. Smith to II. |
ohord the four-story brick apartment house 23x72x
! SO1 Greene avenue. claRBnn |