New-York tribune., 1893-11-21
SALES OF REAL ESTATE,
GOOD PRICES FOR NINTH WARD PROP.
ERTY. f..
AN OLD LANDMARK IN GREENWICH VILLAGE
GOES UNDER THE HAMMER-pROpERTY


IN FIFTHAyE. TO CHANGE HANDS.
An interesting sale Of real estate made yester
day at the New-York Real Estate Salesroom. Rich
ard v. Harnett & Co. being the auctioneers. The
property was No. Is Perry-st., and No. IS Green
wich-ave. belonging to the estate of William CAL
ghan. The sale was made under partition. The
bidding was lively and r. F. Westcott bought the
Perry-st parcel for $3.50, and Edward Mltenberger
the Greenwch-st. parcel for $22500 No. IS Perryst
is three-story brick building lot 22x3l 1t was
built fifty years ago. when the Ninth Ward was
known Greenwich Village, by William Reynolds.
who ran the first stage line in Seventh-ave lie
lived In the house for many years, after which 1t
was sold to William Cailighan. The prices paid for
the property at yesterdays sales were considered
good, for real estate be bought in the Ninth
Ward at private sale for lower prices
Henry D. Winans & May have made good transac.
on at private sale They report the sale Of the fouA
story dwelling with dining room extension, at No II
East Sixty-frst-st for Dewitt c. Hays, to private
parties for $4,000 The firm has sold the -four.
story dwelling at No. 4 East Sxtyeighthst for the
Equitable Life Assurance Society to private parties
for $500.
Solomon & Schulze have sold the ive-story apart
ment-house. at No. 227 East One-hundred-and-
twentyseventh-st also the fve-story fiat house at
No. 1858 Madson-ave, for p j. Brady Tor $500.
The transfer of a lot and building In Sixty-six,h-
st.. west Of Lexington-ave, by Edgar logan 70
Henry o. Havemeyer for $500 was recorded yes
terday.
There were reports Of other private sales yester-
day. and Mr.. Havemeyers latest purchase the
Lorillard house at Fifth-ave. and Thirty-sixth-st
among them No definite Information, now
ever was given out. -
Members of a firm which deals largely In Fifth
ave property said yesterday that they had several
large sales under way which would probably develop
this week.
The total amount OF business done at public auc-
ton yesterday amounted to sl7l55 on the same
day last week the business amounted to sl53SU.
Several sales which announced for yesterday
were withdrawn or adjourned The details OF the
business at the exchanges Is printed In another
column.
The Building Department received yesterday plans
ss4 800: also alterations to buildings cost $500
Andrew Ewald, Of No. 4oi West Fifty-seventh-st,
filed plans for two fye-story brownstone nat
houses at the southeast corner OF Amsterdam ave.
and Sxty-eighthst.. to cost $4,000. James w. Cole
is the architect. The building at No. l23 West
Twenty-sixth-st. will be altered by Jasper L. Cooper
into a four-story brick hotel
The following sales are announced to take place
at No III Broadway to-day:
Fas. Tenth.st No. 2l2 near sceondave., thee-story
attic basement ard cellar brick dwelling and oae-stry
brick extension lot 25N92a Executors sale by Smyth
Ryan
Fast Thirty tiIdst Nos. 400 70 4lo. near FirstAve.
sixstory brick stables plot jN9s9 Foreclosure sale
by James l.. Wells.
West sixth-st, corner Manhattan'eSs,
ayestory brick stoneront fatouse and store lot 2ox
ICOlI. Foreclosure sale by ;. :. McQuilen
West One-hundre anu second-st, near the Boulevard
two nyestory brick hathouses. land ooXlVoii FORE
closure sale by Sm.th Ryan.