New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-06
THE MARKET QUIET.
LITTLE DONE IN THE REAL ESTATE BusI-
NESS
~o.p ACTIVE TRADE EXPECTED THIS WEEK

con ooO and of this sum. $4,000 In lump goes Win
i've narcels OF unusual value. The auction rooi"
record IA indicated by five legal sales ana seven
adjournments. Prices are held high ana investors
are ..skittsh" There were two ad]ournmeh's on
Tuesday One BY William Kennedy. OF NO @o,f
FYfth-ave to october Is and the other by o'o''s
Ireland Of property In Brook-ave' nor'h Vi CIV
hundred and-sixty- third-st. TO November l. iee
r Never & Co. on Wednesday, postponed SAFE vi
No l6s West Eighty ffth-st until OCTOBER TO- anu
Smvtb & Ryan's receivers sale OF the ieasehoiu
property etc OF the Fifth Avenue Transportation
Company Limited) went over to october H.
Peter F. Meyer & Co. will be auctioneers at inc
actual opening OF the fall market this week at the
New-York Real Estate Salesroom, and VIII oner a
large assortment of city real estate Io-morro"
thew will sell under a Supreme Court decree III
partition an unimproved parcel OF three io's III
Fifth-aye between Eighty and Ninete'h s'S''
under the direction OF Michael j. Muiaueeh reieree.
The thoroughfare forming the easterY oouhualy VI
Central Park has late years become one OF the
,,os, oorsn,c,ous residence avenues of the metrop-
oils Never & Co on Tuesday will sell. also III
partition. the city properties owned ny 'ie 80. "
George G. Sickes, deceased. The SAFE d. 'ne -e"
York Real Estate Salesroom promises 10 give 'e
auction market an impetus. Beginning with the
Kent Building No. 70 Nassau-si.. hve-story ana
h,ser,en. store and Office structure. with lot some
what larger than usual 25xloo feet the offerings VIII
be the business property, No l5l Mercer-s''' VII"
f,u lot: the fve-s,ory and basement Excelsior
building No. Ill Nassau-st, win lot If'AiV-'o i'0'
and 1929 fee, running through TO Theatre Alley;
dwellings in Washington Place and west four'h-
at Greenwich-st north OF Perry; West Thrteen'h-
At: Greenwich ave north Of West Tweifth-st'; Hu-
bert-st waverley Place Beekman Place and hlhe-
st. two weil-located Sixth-ave buildings with s'o'e''
q store and tenement with rear house. in Ganse-
voort-st, and a vacant lot on the south side OF
hundred -sxteenth-st 200 feet east OF Am
sterdam-ave They comprise fifteen parcels
Peter F. Never & Co will sell on october II, at the
Town Hail. New Rochelle, the extensive properly III
that New-York suburb owned by the estate Oh
George G. Sickes. There will be offered hf'y-three
villa plots fronting In North-st, the fasnionaDe
thoroughfare of the village. Sickesave. LOCKWOOD
ave. and spring-st.; two plots at Nor,h-s.. anu
Coligni-ave plot in Peters Read and the slcKIes
homestead house with other buildings, ana over
u2 acres adjoining Rochelle Park
PROPERTY SOUTH OF FIFTY-NINTH-sT'
.Jere c. Lyons has bought from David L. New
borg Nos 49l and 493 Broadway and NO $40
Broome-st.. forming an l. 32s feet on hroau""''
with depth OF 1858 feet on the north sioe' 'heVo
running south fifty feet to Broome-st' XIo.-Noo.oA
Irregular x75 feet. The price is about s2Vooo Inc
old buildings present on the site are TO De TORN
down and a modern twelve-story structure erected
Mr. Newborg purchased the property in June from
the trustees Of the Levy estate for sSoVo through
I.alor Beringer. -.
Horace S Ely e. Co. have sold at about SzSoV"
Associations
Twerty-ninth-st. a plot 746X9s9 feet, win TWO
and .our-story brick library and clubhouse ii Is
understood that the association has stpua'eu 'ia'
Il shall retain possession as lessee until the coi'-
p.etion next year Of its new buildings IN forty
and Forty fourth SITS. east OF Sixth-aVe' Inc ots
were bought by the Association OF the Bar OF New
York In April 1915. for $4,000. The name OF the
new owner has not been divulged, but it Is known
10 be his intention to improve the property wheh
possession is obtained by erecting modern pusi-
ness structure.
John 7, Hamilton has bought from Maria L. Gaff
the old front and rear tenement-houses with plot
4Oxss9 feet Nos 1858 and 36O West Twenty-sixth-st'
for about $4,000
M l.. Hess have sold for Edward De p. Living
ston the fourstory brick business building with ot
about 23xe54 feet No. $50 Broadway. for sVovN
The property adjoins No 1884, the sale OF "hich
20 Henry Corn reported last week the same
brokers are reported TO have closed sac OF traue
which will involve the transfer by Samuel and
Henry Corn of the seven-story brick store 4ox'o
feet Nos l6 and is West Third-st The Messrs
Corn acquired the parcel through trade consum-
mated in May. 1ss3 in which it figured at the Vau-
alton of sl575c0.
Frothineharn G. Tlmpson have sold for Mrs. John
T Parish the four-story stone front dwelling Asx
65xsO feet No. 20 Park-ave, between Thrty-eighth
and Thirty ninth SITS. to DR.. John c. Barron Tor
$4,000.
John r. Foley has sold for j. E. Hoppn to Will
lot 10 l0xs0x2Sl9x irregular. No. COS Pearl-st, be-
tween Park and Centre SITS.
j. Romano Brown & Co. have sold for A. C. Bell.
OF Pine Lodge. Mass. the fve-story dwelling 2oxSOx
$50 No "a East Thirty e!ghthst.. for about 100000
The house was bought by Edward d. Faulkner In
February 1892 for sS5 0OO and it is said has since
then been extensively improved. The present owner
OF record is Marianne G. Faulkner. but Mr.. Bell II
the actual owner.
The report published on Wednesday OF a sale by
Mrs Esther Van Voss and the heirs of the late
J. G. X Lawrence Of the southwest corner Of
broadway and Franklin-st for $4,000 to John T.
Williams Is pronounced untrue by the latter. Mr..
Williams has, however. been considering the pur-
chase of the property for improvement at a price
close to the one quoted.
NORTH OF FIFTY-NINTH-ST
Adler & Herman have sold to Nicholas Cotter
for Improvement the plot 1Mllxso on the southeast
corner Of Manhattan-ave. and One-hundred-and-
third-st.
Gibn & Taylor have sold No. 7S7 West End-ave.,
one Of a row OF three-story stone-front dwellings
tina, are nearing completion on the northwest cor
ner Of One -hundred-and-third-st
NJ Bargebuhr & Son have sold for Philip Braen-
der the fve-story stone-front fathouse 2oxosxVoii
No PSI West e-hundre ed md fourteenth-st. for
$4,000.
James j. Brown has bought Of Charles Frazier the
plot e9xie on the north sa as 81
F. A. philips has sold for Robert Ireu aps,i, oi
Mamaroneck the three-story stohe,Iroht
lot 20xlOOll No 81 West ne-hundred-and-secohu-
St., to a Mr.. Sharp. -, ia ~.
william G. Clark is reported to have sod me ne
three-story brick dwelling with lot 2xlO2z NO Ia
East Eighty -hrst-st. .,..sor r
b. Niederwiesen has sold for Mrs Alexander .,
Mayer and r. c. Smith the plot lWllxSl e-at me
northwest corner OF Madlson-ave and One.hundreu-
and-eighth-st, to Schrener Fennel at $49'o" LOT
The four-story brick and stone dwelling No. 81,
West Eighteth-st lot about Ixlo2 has 1eeh :. sTa
TO Mr. Brown for about $1,000 The SAFE n t hv
anal one In a row OF six new dwellings bulit Dy
b s. Levy Son. which the e'der 81, H 900 Levy say
g. H. Ludlow & Co. have sold for T. - Bro y: y
the three-story brick dwelling with lot lsxlo1I 30
23f West Seventy fourth-st TO Chares l. ~
F. Zitte has sold for the Whitehead estate inc
three-story dwelling 2Ox5Oxl0o5. No LIZ East Severn
teth-st.. TO q Mr.. Culgin =, p,ouve,t two