New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-11
PART II.
PAGES 10 TO 20.
CONFIDENCE RETURNING
ESTATE MEN FULL OF BRIGHT
HOPES.
TUE GREAT VICTORIES OF NovEM
RrR q on THE MARKEr-BusINss

nc THE GREAT VICTORIES OF NoVEM-
prR ON THE MARKET-BusINfss
OF THE WEEK.
.o,,,,cal slough Of despond In th's ciS -
t,b a struggling mass OF corrP' ""'
IN, .ul soon be the ex-rulers OF Ne" or"
VIM ,oced enrontery and their faueh'y bearing
,,sed TO cover up tieir unrighteous-
WIN" ,. NOW given way to a 'rpphant cry TOT
ness - Tho rocues of Tammasy Han VIII sooh
pr &, tho dust for favors from the peop'e ..es
20 nfered for years. The gHahuc i'auu9 "
hoye nractised upon the real estate o"
NV NJ, city are now virtually at an emu, anu VI.
!" real estate men Of NeW-horK are ""@u
hohe'. hone Under the reforms which a fepuo.
Joy anu ~ ,,od nv an honest Legislature. Will
ncah w. ,hora will no longer be an increase IN
,o, n offset a reduction In the taxation
inc NO own real estate in New-lo rk VIII
feVr. he blackmailed by Tammahy nan, anu
~ ,rol sales OF realty which were give" y! i"
' o.sc,als as an exclusive rgh' 10 'ne iea'
ma sunnorters of Richard croker WI" 'o'
~, o. the New-York Real Estate EXCHANGE. 'ie
Nr.ser,ative Institution of the real estate JUST
ness in New-forK
REJOICING DOWNTOWN.
,,... was general rejoicing in real estate circ'ss
- tho splendid result OF Tuesday eie'
over Wv NV because of the result in this CITY, pu'
was ho' W. a. results in the State and Nation
peea resu, IN the city makes 1t certain 'hat
oil, he no more rascality in city afairs' 'he
NV. No.. {, the State and Nation mean that the
"a, business conditions of the country VIII en-
e. q vast improvement. The voice Oh the Peop'e
~ declared that financial and economic ques
is must not be tempered with by body OF III
'o"S .,nncad men like the present Democratic ma
.Nl,, IN Congress. and It has declared that there
= goIng to be an improvement in the industrial
,,.,on of the country The return OF confidence
~, courage in general business will nave most
,aecial effect upon the real estate business Al
rsadv there has been noticeable Improvement III
,,s market and an increased business was uo"e 'e
Are, dav after the election. The Indications ar
tha, even at this time. when real estate Is new.
particularly active. there will be an uhusuai a'ou
- business accomplished. Investors and specuia-
Va ,,o,r annearance In the market last week
IN greater number than in a long time ana the piu
a,r an lera, sales was active and not confned 10
any one class Of traders.
Naturally the holiday tended to Keep business
back and the amount OF money represented /" '',e
Gales last week was not large. There were prac'-
calIy only three business days in the week. Mohoay
and Tuesday being given up TO the election anu
Yesterday there was as usual, no business done
The amount of money involved at the sales In the
emotion rooms last week sl0S.5, against s5co 20
IN the same week last year. In Brooklyn the sales
$4,000. against sl749i6 in the CORE
spending week in 1898
BUSINESS IN THE WEEK.
Or Heneman has sold his property 4xloo. NOS
~ and 7S5 Broadway. with the old four-story
buildings thereon to Leo Schlessinger. Tor ABOUT
s., oo The buyer. 1t is said. will improve the
property by the erection of ten-story business
building.
Max Simon has sold the three hve-story douoe
fats two 2sx2s and 26i479. lots 1ooll. No l5a
1refi- md PniDp
Rraender 10 l. Kraemer. These the last OF a
row OF six built by Mr. Braender this year. ana
only recently finished Mr. Simon sold them all
for a total OF about $4,000 He was also the
broker IN the sale Of the fve-story fiat No. n5
West Nineteth-st. for Mrs. Sophie Oppenheimer'
10 r. Hirsh. 90,
v,s,h-aye nth new four-story building thereon
asx,,s for Joseph and David Steiner. at s2oO,Gc5.
Frank L. Fisher has sold for w. ". and {. NJ
Hall TO Charles Dousey three-story front ana
four-s;ory rear l9x5sxl0O. No. PIG West Seventy
nnth-st.. for 5000
Frederick Southack & Co. have sold for Fred
erick P. Forster four-story brown-stone dwelling
and lot 90xiV No. 20 West Nineteenth-st for
$4,000. 1t is said that Mr.. Forster bought the
property in 1886 for $4,000.
r. p. and r D. Dursle have fed plans for the
building OF a three-story frame dwelling. 3exiO
on the southeast corner of Van Court andt ana
Jerome ayes; cost. $3.50.
John W Sterling has sold No. 81 West Eighteenth
ST. two-story brick stable. 10, 25xg3, on private
terms.
Folsom Brothers have sold for Benjamin Fitch
to Andrew J. Bastne. No 50 Fourth-ave.. five
story brick building lot 25xl7l for $1,000 The same
firm has sold for r. panzinger 10 j. r. solomon ao,
The Rev Isaac II. TTutile has sold through Fitz-
Livingston leasehold house, lot 20.l0XlOc. Tor SiOvl
Goodale & Co. have sold for the owners he south
west corner OF Seyenteenth-st. and Eighth ave;
45xll1, for $500. This property has not changed
hands since $50. when it brought only si+n
and basement brownstone private dwelling 25xsox
sss. No. rs Eas, Thirty sixth.st. for So 5o9
Gonon & Macdonald have sold for the William \.
Martin estate to Dr. Andrew H. Smith No 10 East
a four-story bro"ns'one dwell
Fitzsimons & smith have sold to Lawrence cur
nen for Charles Schultz the three-story frame
front building and two-story rear brick building.
known as No as West Thirty-eighth-s 25xSS for
$40
NEW BUILDINGS TO co Up.
Edward c Thatcher has filed plans for the build
ing Of a hve-s,ory brick aathouse. 2Sxss. on the
south side Of One-hundre nd fourth-st POS feet
west OF Park-ave; cost 5000. James r. Farley
has filed plans for the building OF sevcn-story
brick fathouse and store. 5cx98. the southeast
corner OF Columbus-ave and Seventy -seventh-st.
o. seven-story brick factory. 5Ox90 the north
east corner OF South Fifth-ave. and West Third 81
cost. $500 Edward A. Bell has filed plans for the
building OF two two-story frame dwellings. DxiO
On the north side o. ne-hundred- and-six -hfth
81. 100 feet south OF Forest-ave.; cost, 300 H.
two hve-story brick fathouses. 2'xs7. on the south
side OF Ninety fourtA-st. 100 feet west OF PARK
aye: cost. 5000. NJ. J; Donohue and others have
fled plans for the building OF a four-story brick
,eneme nt- house 25xo5. at No JCi EagIe-aVe; Cost
NJn
Randolph GUggenheimer has filed plans for the
building Of four twelve-story brick store buidngs
sfxli8 In East Washington Place; cost NtiVo
Samuel Cosu has filed plans for the building OF an
slght-story brick and limestone front salesroo 5
Skill a, Nos. 81 and 81 Fiftn-aye. cost Sl65.Vp
Frederick 81 Sauer. Conrad X. Gross and George
Herbener dave filed plans for thS building OF twelve
hve-story brownsone- front dwellings HxS7, for the
occupancy OF eleven families In each. on the south
side Of Nnety-arst-sI. 100 feet east Of Amsierd nm
for the building % three-story brick dwelling lSX
. at No. lO2 Essex-st cost $500 Lrr.wie ks.
sing has filed plans for the building OF cpurrsory
brick tenement house 2lx4O at No. 1ls West Tween
ty.slx nA