New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-06
REAL ESTATE.
DIZZINESS IN THE FIELD.

pr,.IEESS IN THE FIELD.
IT,. - :, real estate circles during the last
week that excited the most interest was mo ~,
m. r,rhosa NJ the Sxth-ave. car STAPLES Wy
r.s. rrssumably representing r. H.
voc,. r. ~ Those familiar with real estate values
IN this CITY can discover nothing remarKap'e III ''7
exhibition OF ordinary business loresis"' ~ ~
shrewd a man as Nathan Straus IL IS oN'' 49,"
ton o, time when the property VIII DC so'u ""-
ths CIR stab,ss removed, and that time see""'
- =. ho,d The figures reported In con-
rection with the purchase price we're somewhat ~
advance of those known TO have peeh pa'n w ..e
New-York Bar Association for properly ao'o""e -"
stables eastward. In tcis SAFE '"e a'"
square foot was about W. ana Oh '"e 49, .ou
the sum sad to have been the purchase pr'ce ~.
the larger plot In Sxth-aVe. a' ''''' e"'
s. per square foot was ind'ca'eu' 49,,
Attention Is called by some real estate 80
ers who are watchful to the apprec'auo" "
va.ues and increased demand for property a'ohs
the Hudson River beyond the city limits Inns IN
movement ls attributed 10 three causes IN ''e
Ora, nIace tho hanks OF the Hudson above Spuy'eh
Duvvl Crock are attractive 10 al classes III ''e
second place with the addition Oh res'"e"o-' -
wealthy people desirable in their reiatohs 10 ~
ciety others equally wealthy ana des'rao'e "i'' "
agreeable to come into communion win one an
other All the ground lying Immediately east on me
hank ~ tho Hudson Is available in large tracts Only
:, the rich The country homes OF John d. ana
william Rockefeller Will both at an cary uas oe
put in the vicinity OF Tarrytown. as one mas oes"
,or some time The Could family are aready
,boro Iohn Jacob Aston has fine estate III the
,,oo soc,,on os have also J. Jennings Macomo
Uenrv Willard and others. The third incident IN
connection with this prospective improvement. ''''
Is due 10 the railroad facilities now proViuen Wy ~
New-York Central and Hudson River hai''oa' I'm
many nv reason OF It's recent acquisition OF routes
penctratlng that territory. II requires now o"''
ror,v minutes 10 travel from the Grand Ceh,ra'
c,a,l,, :, T,rrvtovn and Tie cJmmutation larc Is
II cents 49,, .
As an Indication OF the va.ue OF ANA III '"'S "
ton IT may be said that single vacant acre ""'
recently sou at Dobbs Ferry 10 the trustees OF
Roman catholic Church Tor the sum OF sl''V"' hias
onally across from this lot parce edu'"S 'e, IL
M. was s,ld ten year. ago FOR 500 per acre. Inc
improvements In the negnDorhooi OF p'""' ''''
either under way or In contemplation are hui'e'o"s
! Jennings Macomb Is now building irep''o,
dwelling estimated 20 cost between 5000" ana
spn 900 At Irvington Dr. j. DE v warm. ~
hri.d,np n mansion OF stone to cost In the nciShpo'
hood OF 10000 Edwin Gould has leased me BARKER
mace at Irvlngon FOR term ~ years 'o' a" or
nual rental OF $1,000 Louis Stern II Improving "''
estate for which he paid In 1893 ss"o' by inc cor"
s,rur,l,n OF additional buildings The puih"s
owned by Frederick J. Stone and known ~ i"'
c,s,l. a." has AZ was reported a few days ago peeh
,e,scd for n term OF ycars for use as an Ep'sco-
paIlnn school for girls. -
Tn. report IL current In Tarrytown that Jonh ~
Rockefeler VIII shortly begin the erection OF IL ne"
country house on the grounds acquired by MN sew
oral months ago Of what IS intended 10 DC by "'
mr. hector and architects the handsomest country
h,us. IN America The house IL TO be built OF mar
BILE and finished in accordance WIN co''"'', '
sigrs IN the estate OF Mrs. Elliott F. Shepard
II Is believed ny real estate men tha' pe''O' VI
,ror formation of homes from the old style 10 IN"
more modern and picturesque ~ peniing ~, III Ynny
the Hudson River ;3wns ana rotS Of the city
k.rs AMI Tarryto"n. WIN ths gro"er ~ ares
nor,hwari ana the reduction OF Transportation Ia'
and tho time nyoiyed, IN Garyns the towns them
selves WILL it is believed be much sought ai,e, an
grounds hat are now yaeal a Early come into the
market for fashionable colonization =, roo,.a
g, The private va sn,nr re Y' with s2 FOR the
,ous week For the corrssronalns week , 81 o
week Indicate large increase IN the v9lu'r. ~
statistics show that there was $500 az
% sri sS over the corresponding week OF lS4 lne
demand for money has been ac wv ver me prs
Nous week ami increase Of N25ts'o oyer the
~ week recorded we're 2a which
ieS we're nominal the remainder being represented
hy & SO while FOR the corresponding week %, 90
las, vsnr tho transfers numbered 49, of which 1883
were nominal the others representing an lnves.
lpr,s wis there were nfty-two transfers OF which
twenty-five were nominal the others , sa Sor the
same period OF 1895 There were lss morgages ia sa
week involving ST. SO 90. against the showing OF 'he
snressn,nr g. so Thrty-three per cent
Of the money was borrowed as' ~ssK d, IN b,i,nce
was secured At per cent per annum or css Lat
There we're ne1 In the Building Department las,
wSss 7 AGAINST eis 81 new cost sO'2o
J" ''T Haley & Son have sold for John T. Will
Jams the business building on plot f,xo. at ,ne
'o Tc aGS" eranc has sod NO sai Fftyhrs
rafh hon %
Wood & Miller have sold Ave lots. 2s loxlto at the
nS Gsomen o, for s! to William Walsh
who Will Immediately improve re iots oy '"e
WITHIN Armstrong has sold FOR charles Tucker
the dwelling No. 90 East Two-hnn ired-and-seventh-
GoiscIn has SOLD for ne Kent e oiH S,,,s TO-
Mitchell 4 C. Levy the Io Ky ,S ~,'n ap I' Rvine
!nss, at the southwest corner o' N"e'' anu
sa ycrs has s 'Ss vs ca sy
valuation OF $4,000. with A. c. Squire FOR three
The auction sales for the week ending May
amounted $50 s'9 a. comPagsa with the cor
In rooyn the auction sales for tnS week snh
Ing Nay amGnnts d to 81 t s Of a" sC4" VIII"
IIarrcll 4 buchanan have -o'd for Warren Nash
No is3 Wooscs1 the 10, - loxlo9 WIN 9y nula
Randolph \ IIotaling have sold for Hermann
e an s 's x g. S II H
Hutchins for 5000 The latter will give in trade,
OF $4,000. a house with grounds at Belle Haven,
J John Fnck ha. sold for Martha Reuner No. 2sa
East Forty -sixth,st, nyest2ry tsnsmeh'-house'
b. Flanagan 4 son have sold for Mrs Mary A.
IIlley 30 a2 West FOrfrih-st four-story brick
hu'llinr lot l5X50xsS0 for 1850 and for William
/ GRAY 30 III West Forty -rlnth-st The four-story
siole- front house lot e0iXhaNllob. for SOa00
InIerhlll \ Francis have sold for the Crane estate
80 10 East Thirty -hfth-sl ihreestory stone-front
dwelling, lot ~ lOX9N9, for NmuW
Maciy n DAVIS have foli for charles q, Martin
the Two hVr-story nlts, on lots 2aNlD II each Nos
II, and IN West One-hunirei lnd-hfteenth-st, 10
william Schneider for about $4,000
lot an seventy
! ell feet east ~ Park cave, mas been sold by tho
.stnio ~ the Late Henry rhnsen for $1,000 II was
puIchnfri IN iNhN for fiit~
August llrhkmnnn IN reported 70 have purchased
from Michael If"iH Sons ~, 40 columbus ave,
e,nthvu-t corner ~ hrvrnii f'shth-r lot - kSiO,5
and im g. A nvr story tathnuao. for about $4,000
Frank t. Fisher n 60 ,,,e 'oil f2t Nir De Pot.