New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-12
PART II.
PAGES 10 TO a2.
,1cuT SALES OF REALTY.
.,,cr puLNEss CONTROLS THE AUG
TON MARKET.
GOT ANXIOUS TO PART WITH THIEF
wv" ,rpry AT PRESENT-CHANCEs


,,s hN ~ no relied upon there will be no
%. nf" &c in the real estate business until
rs.shA 4, hat time is not far off brokers are
" hopeful. and they predic' soou w..
Gaea n the last week business was
sseaa scale in the auction rooms anu i' p.'
'..,s there were no safes Vi pa W '.,,no,a-
use s A. usual there were rumors OF Hi'p''
porpnce tn. ~ them had any foundation
ng @S - he n feeling among owners Oh piop
there Sc -, hos, thing 20 do with their real eS'"'e
ev " Nv, Is TO hold H. They are no' w." .''s,d
n Dr. =, nj figures which mos' o"E' .ra
ps' secure. and even If they 90 ',' -,
IKE 10 .,o-o is no other investment piop0'
argue tna' -. into Investing at present OUT
10 put 'ne' 49,, 10 extremely uncertain business,
Ede Oh ,a,e owners are willing 10 'e' wen
ana love The cut up condinoh VI "' a,,,
enous" srs.rles as result OF the -, os,
W., o,,en1pt at governing mas ,,.o,,ed
parry properties where much TEN " -, l.,
M.asng them up. Real eS'"'' no. Sorht about 1t
in 'aN"s ,ossure. and there is no doup. aDo .,.
great ~ ,,.os.ment II therefore foNo"s "
IS sa alt,, do not care to take 'heir i"U mo
holders u Ia c>cept in cases where they SCI" -
out o. !" more profitable property ''''
r'h' ~ 10 part with their hold'ns'
80 ABOUT TIE SPlNGLEh re
- the neighborhood of four'ee,''".9'
around Forty second-st' Is 10" oomnt of
sn' ,n considerable interest Q" Nrs
N
prooaoe -. Van Beurea makes II poSS'o'
Mary Spihse' w.. I,own AS the Spngler estate
the latse 80, realtv embraced between ''''0
when ,,,hst and Sixteenth-st, TO DE '"'
sq"a'e rvot and as IL is In a pusii'o'7 ,ross
On u Z, will most likely be SOU ~ =, Ues,
inc s The large house ana sio" A. hus,
pa'r.oa,+h-st could be converted nv o,,o, of
~. nroperCy. and as the pr 4, may be
ness -. "a not advanced in years, ~ 49,"
no
thal '"', - Tho did homestead 10 'He 10
men' anu c,,nqler building in Union SIM
ua s'r nas burned several years aso' lid not
o,,,u, because satisfactory ' ..oucht
wv uron by the estate. out IL l. ~, m IN
De ae' oharred remains OF the structure No.,
that the cnai. - .oar or next give way to ne"
the eo" II all the property pelohs'iie ~
once 80 should be thrown upon vi. e.,
sp".s would be lively times IN rea 49,, tho
he' ~ town II may be- 'ho"e' ~
ina n,u try 10 keep the properly 49, cur
..,,sfactory settlement can DC N'"N
viy.ng heirs. . mart Of the city
PROPER -. ~ Fortv-second-st.. are p'ea'r -
10 III. oo. ~ having one end OF the MI"
the p'osp ord already there has oeeh on "r
o''uee ,oraasc In values. Real estate INV"
Y'ecao No. mart Of the city carefnH!'
ro,1y OF THE LANDLORDS
or, ,-oeress in the number o. app
..,,ons they have received for nous. ,nr october
"a eats for the renting year oee,''', orross IN
-, I'M, they don't report re'ha No., 80 80 live in
- o,,t leases Inquiries for places ~
H"ne ,,ade earlier this year than "Su'''
nave ~ ,I..1 toward an active tine amo"s III.
,s bu, so far signs have ia'4eu' " t,s
ss.rv 10 20 far to find the reason nv 80
=" ~. nart OF landlords TO reduce reh's y VI, 49,,
Va VI. or,v cause II has been pointed out !" ."s
- time and again that there was no 49,
Vs. h,oh rents in this city. and that lanu'o' 10
W. -, ,osa money by making equitable reuuo
49,, Event in a few instances 'he! ma, 80,
>, h.sa the dictates OF reason anu ""e" -! 80
NJ Int houses in the fall. as theS navy
49,, doing all summer they need "o' or I'm s,o,
oeen oo'ns q" ~ course some people VIII sign
s'n Nv. Sa,bar 4, is high or low They can alo.-
st They are In the minority Du' NV 49,.
nho uon, sign high lease this faii are III VIC
,a,v and many Of them VIII go 10 p'"0'
rents cheaper
BrsINEsS IN THE WEEk'
,,gh, sa.es Of property in the a Ilot On
,oors las, week aggregating NZo'OSo' az 40
., the same period .ast year. ana >lIf,'0 a. o.a &,
y,ous week The on.y incident "oI."s s.,osrnono on
,ss wssk was the sale at the TriVity oa'esi'O'
r,, no lanes l. Wei;s. OF the north~esI cP bricb
Of Earidge and Division ss 10, % 7S75I After
Nrr of sac had been read the oSr, had
attorney. s F Randall said ' PSi,ps and another
decided in the suit % Wcox and others, that there
va some outstanding claims agalns' s d 'that he
adjudca;ed upon 1y mi his statement. that
persons would not bid in ignorance paris objected
abilities The Ts'95s sde 6y the piaints attorney
on he ground that II was rss and 70 preju-
G ,se .s Of the he properly The OBJECTION OF ha
pantins attorney to the terms b % nrIcc went up
~ s s eDe't WHICH was considered fair vasl o., COO
private sales amounted 10 isS 49, aasnon1ing week
The preceding , %sGN was $500 in Nay re
GS; in June. s!coe5o and IN M Jn he 'foowng
pncpa p saes 81 Cn n have sold Nos IS and 20 Nest
Fourth-st consisting Of sxs,ofy s.on sold TO an
sr.:,5 g0, aSoat TsS sssi
ibis property in 1891 for s the property with
F. A. Carl sold for Mrs s,s Wsst Flfty,ninth-
st. FOR sas5 GO Mrs Vohart takes o IN So 2s
the fOvrstory private dwenIgdi n lo the furniture
for M. en- and also gives a second mortgage OF INC
HFii,y-nnth-st fats of 5000 Tor Henry Brash TO
William Hauslmann No, ZIG West .or,c for sss 90
It. vs.s,CTy stone hToN pro. have sold for John
WSSis s% ke ss IE1 fcf sS9SS, for W. Dieter
l. NJ Tuck Nos si9 25l and ~, Ss w sed apart.
:nf Sss:. on es s h S1S St
Ar; Dieter takes in exchange the SIX story
s is IN sss G 10y 1s s%ioo 10 West 9nehrn
eredand-forty ST. threeos,osyt and six
story srss N ss ~, 2c also the FOLLOWING Brook
lyn properties southwest corner be int a5x,co
ma Powers-st, four-story ra,r,, Nathousc lot
sM 10. aoii Fulton St three,s,toryy, ac ce'
,sS%nag. LOT 2oxlOo. and No ls rasaoS The tota
entire trans9s,on Is ss soqq' is said closed
ssIshs downtown parcel involving cons'ue'"''''
:" snous Slo00) ,, Julia A
Arthur r. Parsons. has sold 20 Mrs cJ, uis
RUM o. shrewsbury y. J.. two new nv ~, ebty
nnpa,nsnt houses Nos. l07 and ~; he deal 10,
ninth-st. This property was valued In thr 10 ma "
soout 1880 and Mrs Bum gave III g., ga sbrews
iment Meadow Brook her country place !" ON
"" n, valued AT $50 900. ,.,,,,. e. Eastor
CHARLES z. OHarra has sold to Philips " q four
oI client No IS West Forty-seVentnno fco,r,m
s,ory hrownstone dwelling. on lof Zo Ok '~'
ois College leasehold). for about $31VW ro, &, SCI
20 Fisher. through s. Emberson; ma, ma acres o.
me Paul Sagobel residence and nitceh "'''
nnd at Tarrytown for about $4,000 49, three
samuel Hrsh has sold 70 an inves NOT ~ and 2