New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-18


nv soalers feel sure that the end of Tammany
So,,,v has come FOR at least three years, and it
" sorou,lv hoped by all who have the good Of the
Is =, heart forever. they are filed with conf
o'' . o,s renewed hope for the future. 1t is GER
o'" no, under the reforms which Mayor Strong
'A'' ,,ndoubtely accomplish. with the help Of the
WIZ ns,ican legislature. the big frauds which the
Her,ablv corrupt Tammany Hall bosses have per
"',aa will come to end. and there Will no
- he an increase in values to Offset the re-
,to, in taxation Matchmaking by Tammany
aoI,ls viii cease and there is every prospect OF
,onest dealing hereafter.
IT, attendance at the auction market last week
surp,jsingly large for this time of the year ana
,so Kidding was active. good sign was that al
M. orsr,. marcel put up secured purchaser many
.Aose sold under legal orders going to outsiders
NV most successful sale of the week was NO. Z
,,tfort-st by order Of the executors OF the
,a Of Emma Parkinson, deceased heid DIV
pa,sr F Meyer & Co. last Tuesday. me oidu'hs
GOOD ana prompt. and it was knocked down
We" e. .oo o. the owner of the property adjoining
~. ,be corner Of William-st. The price was con-
sidered high one.
DEAL. ESTATE EXCHANGE STOCK.
-uo s,o.k Of the Real Estate Exchange last
- sol5 AZ - Among the men who have re
Ill acquired stock Cha-1es Peabody Henry
1fo,qanthad. Edward A Cruikshank ana T. ie
rorrest shelton. An encouraging feature OF u''
orLs, is the disposition TO buy unimproNeu lo'S
--an;auv on the suggested Rapid Transit routes
,,a,ors exrect that the realty business III the
N,ahbornool If Thirty-fourth-st will show large
=, 7.raasad activity shortly. on account OF Inc
ao, crosstovn road. The fact that there was 10
nav 70 get across the city between Twenty-third
.; ,,orfv-second SITS has helped TO keep back me
purchase Of real estate in that part OF the CITY
Tbere is a rumor in connection with the pui-
ohasas bv F Southack & CO., in West Eighteenth
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49, interest Of John Wanamaker, of Phiadeipha
Who Intends it is said. TO put up an immense re'd'
establishment on the big plot acquired mean '7l'
90 II was also said. however. that MI w ana
maker Gisclamed any intention 10 D"iiu III NV"
Work When the property OF A. l. stewart "aS
cola a, auction in 1890 f. Southack was the only
ono who competed with the Tilton interests in oid-
s,rc IN the tig store at Tenth-st. and BROADWAY
:, vas understood then that he was acting ioi
n, Vanamaker 1t is thought that the big fhiia-
dsnhja merchant has again caught the >e"-'oiN
fever and may build here
II was announced last week by O. q. Ho"lahu'
-, manager Of The Herald" that the office
'ms,- ,rhicb q was said would be built on the
site ~ the old Herald Building. Ann-st. am
proadnav would not he put up. The project h"d
bsen abandoned and the property was Tor sac
A NEW THEATRE MAY GO UP.
>.u r,,rgese has purchased the site of the Fourth
preshv,erian Church. Nos. 1ls to l2o West TnirY-
fourth-st s0xl0O and will probably erect ueA.'e
here John r. Downey has the general contract lo'
tho erection Of the big new Motel when Jonh ia
coh Aston Will put up at Fifth-ave and ThiFtY-
fourth-st. 49, a,as IN
~ ,uc+ion rooms last week was sosl'SZ' against
,ss752s in the same week last year IN n'ooN.y"
,bo Gales amounted TO sS55.472 against s'ofIf ]" INC
CORE spending week IN 1875. ,.,
r.s,rge r. Read Offered at the Trinity Salesroom
no receivers or the AlCN'i
:, pancoast Manufacturing Company, by ORDER OF
I,ass I acombe of the United States Circnt court
the works and other properties, situated d' "'''0.
and Flushing ayes, BROOKLYN together VIZ" O."
tho machinery ana other plant. patents ana o,he'
tights and also two lots in Ade.ph-st.. Brooklyn
covsred h, mortgage Of $1,000. The property was
offered a, an upset price Of S""V'' ana sou '''
tina, amount to Samuel Il. Lawrence.
Bennet a Graf brokers. have sold Tor LIVINGSTON
& Dpnn builders. the four-story buff brick ana
limestone dwelling. 2lx5SXloo8 NO 80 west '-ls"-
tv-eigh,h-st to Justice John Sedgwick TOT %av''
James A. Frame Son. builders nave sou ~
George G. Nolan tnree-story stone-froni a"e.-
ing lsx55xloon, at No. l2- West Ohe-'u''''
twentieth-st.. for aoou. $500. -
Adam Helrnerich has sold the ive-siory hrIcA
Na:house and lot 9jx1coll at NO. 300 West Vhe-hu-
drei-and-clsh feminist to a Miss Browning io'
about $500.
II is also reported that the four-story browns'one
sold by r. NJ Montgomery for Philip L. C.a'h' io'
$3.50
Robert Richie has traded the hve-story brlch
faihouse lot 25xlo)ll 10. 56s West One-hundre'-
andslxteenth-st for 10000. "'h Johil H. ~
shaw for the four-story stone-ront DWELLING l''N''
xl0l5. 80. ll East Forty-sxth-st' ior >po'V"
The folr-story brownstone dwelling properly -.
s5 West Nineteenth-st.. 25x92 is reported soio pS
Mrs Cryder 20 the Souihack syndicate Tor soi'"''
Randolph Guggonhemer, it is reported has sou
his block Of sixteen lots embracing the DlocM 'o'
on the west SIDE OF Lexngton-ave. between Nlhe'S-
around i'3t on One.hunGredth-st Tor 200 feet o.,
John Bell has traded ne haTa5' ,hir,v-seVenth-
St. Tor 5000 to Thomas II. Eel for TWO iots on
the northwest corner OF One-huhdreo-anu-''
ond-st and Union-ave. for $6Oo.
OTHER TRANSACTIONS.
John Y Golding has sold the residence property
No East Seyenty-elghth-st.. 226xc0xs22, for MIS-
FAX for about $4,000. The lot sold by Wiihan
~ Cohen 20 Mrs I.auderbach for $1,000 in NoVen-
Der lss5 In July. 1851 Mrs. Laudorbach disposed
o. her interest to Edward Fitzpatrick the Duiipei'
lie erected the house and sold 1T to Mrs ram
Meyer Kahn has purchased the TWO n'e.''o.'
xarehorses on po; 59xo2 Nos. lo2 and loi Green
RosaIc II. Allen has sold the threeeo,stoTy a I,d
West Tweniy-drst-st adj dining the Hebrew Gene
,ey back Of ONeill's drygoogs STORE ~ for the
~ is reported that liberal ofer Was ,ni II de-
cemetery also. hut the congregation o""'"s "
cnned absolutely to sell A. ro,,ain-
r. Iitel has sold COR Hirsh l5rothGis tiie n
ing AuE lots on the north side o: +. sh,y ~
81. 80 feet west OF Central Park to James N"'
lev. for $500 NJ, T.
Max Simon has sold for g. Hessels 70 Mrs. r.
Gfas the five story double fiat, &K3f%lVoiI, AZ hnn;
90 West ODe-hundred and -siXteenth-St'' i"i "
1900 c,
James r. Gillle has purchased from tnari ' ,veen
zen plot OF five lots in Eighty a,d viii
Columbus-ave and Central Park West, ara WIZ
improve il by the erection o. three-story ana ""Se
ment dwellings. $500 ~ DOT
F. Z. Heron has traded the nve-st0iy ~" @nr
house. With store no 63i Fith-ave bf9on ~ i,irn
William Glazicr, 1880 10 torhshus a. =, .rhird.
Tor two-stoTy brick and frame nous a., ~ pivthe-
ave, near Thirty and some lots ~ DAT
eourne; also for the same party the a1lV V. san
mouse. No SIS Fifth-aVe. at $oolo 10 ,,nen
aers, for plot OF lots In Thrty-iour'h's'' "''
inlrd and Fourth ayes. 49, building
Frederick Brandt has filed plans TOT tn So ~, Inc
oi three nve-story brick fiat houses Lost of
south side OF Onc-hundredth-st., 100 FEET "e'' -