New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-21
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

At the Liberty Street Exchange there great
competition for No. SO Lexingtonave. a three.
story stone-front house, on lot 24x95 between
Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh SITS. The auc-
tioneer. John r. Boyd said that there was lease
on the store cellar and top floor to Mr.. Hesseibach
a furniture dealer at $500 year, for ten years.
Next door lives Mrs Catherine Frech. who was
anxious to obtain the property. The bidding was
started by Mr.. Hessebach at $4,000 There were
a few outside bidders at first, such as Elias Kemp
ner but they soon dropped out. and II became ap.
parent that the contest was between Mrs. Frech,
a determined looking woman. represented by her
son. John J. Frech and Mr.. Hesselbach Mr.. Frech
several times jumped the bids 500 and 5000. but
Mr. Hesselbach held on, raising the amount So at
q time until $3.50 reached. when Mr.. Hessei.
bach dropped out. and the property was knocked
down to John J. Frech. for his mother
At the Trinity Saesroom William Kennedy offered
under foreclosure No. 1871 Madison ave, fvestory
brick apartment house, a. 5xloo II sold to Albert
Cappele on the only bid OF $4,000 the same auc-
toneer also offered a two-story frame dwelling 10
potbgate Madison ave., 20xl0D east side, 30 feet
north of one hundred and seventy-second-st; II
sold n u w Moran for $3.075 The same auctionef
oefared under foreclosure four-story brick store
and fiat 27x95 in Morrs-ave 90 ieet north OF one.
observation-disclosures IL sofa 10 the pla'ntR
'o lanes mes l.. Wells offered under foreclosure two
80 e, east side rs fee; south of One-hundred.
and-sixty-thrd-st 1t sold to the plaintiff for %A
Hall j. How & Co offered under foreclosure No.
acs West Thirty second-st 16.sx9s.s. a fourstory
stone front dwelling. 1t sold to Carl Reginer for
q r. Gregor & Son have sold for Livingston Z
Foster the four-story and basement box stoop
,rownstone dwelling 2.xGOx extension xlO2.2, No. q
West Fiyhty-second-st George ID. HenckeD is re-
ported to be the purchaser at A2w" n, -.
patrick Farley has sold TO MIR Hess the four
story dwelling, 2Ox3sXlW' at NO o. west hAshty'
1;mtwiiilng brothers have sold to a Mr.. Haeber-
mann tho five STORY brick fa-house ana lot 2SxlW
M No 10 Morton-st., at $500
II is reported that Rosa II. Stratton has sold the
four-story dwelling property, 2oxsss AT NO. IN
West Thrty-fourth-st. at $1,000 .
Two three-story single Warehouses;. NOS 3si and
$3.50 West Fiftyelghth-st are reported 70 nave been
sold by Nicolas Witschen for AhWy ~
Of a six-story brick warehouse at Nos. Y2-lU
WoOster-st: cost. sJO,OO. -, ,,,,, !.
Ellen Morton has filed plans for the building Of
a seven-story brick fat-house. IN Ma1lson-ave,
southwest corner OF One-huadred and-t"enty-egnth.
Lewis H. Bach has filed plans for the building
of a hve-story brick fat-house with store, In
Seventieth-st south side. POI feet east OF FIRST
ave cost $4,000: and also for hve-story brick
stable In Seventieth-st.. south side, 5l' Feet east
Of Fin st-ave.; cost. sl5,Op
Be,la Jones has filed plans for the building Of Q
two-story frame dwelling in the Southern Bouls-
ward 233 feet north Of Pelham-ave.; cost S,op
William II. Luth has filed plans for TWO nve.
story ard basement brick Warehouses; IN columbus
ave southeast corner OF One-hundred'and-eiga'
feminist; cost $4,000.
Slawson g. Hobbs have sold for Walker 4 Lawson
the southwest corner OF hundred ana seventh:
II and the Boulevard. a one-siory Dullding auo
plot 5OllxlO0 70 Daniel Slawson for 700"