New-York tribune., 1895-02-13
REAL ESTATE,
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

Many spectators. operators and builders mixd
with the crowd at the New-York Real Estat
salesroom yesterday. The bidding in soma IN
stances spirited. but the prices realized wen
only satisfactory to the purchasers The sal
which attracted the most interest was by Auo
tfoneer william Kennedy. Of the fve-story stone
front building with lot 2.lxs01xN3xlslo No. A
Bowery, east side. between Canal and Heste
sts The bidding started at $4,000. and after fortv
one bids had been made the property was sold I,
one OF the heirs. F. w. Suydam. for s45,0oo Thu
building rents for 5000 per annum
The Offering by Phoenix Ingraham & Co. Of
plot 5OxlOO5 on the north side Of West Sixty
fourth-st.. 375 feet west of Central Park West
under foreclosure proceedings, realized a price
little under the actual valuation. The well-knowI
builder William c. Lester, was the purchaser, 70,
so5.2 The bidding started $1,000. They alsS
offered under private auction sale the plot ad.
Joining 25x100. 1t withdrawn Also, unde,
foreclosure the six-story brick building. No. 81
Wett-st 16Sxl00 sold 10 the plaintiff for $1S 40
James l.. Wells sold In partition the two-story
frame building. with lot 25xlOO No. 953 Forest
ave-. to David Mclean for 5000.
william Kennedy also sold under foreclosure, &
Adam Schmidt, the two and one-half story frame
house. in the south side OF East One-hundred-and.
fory-sixth-st.. $50 feet east OF Willis-ave., with
STAPLE lot r doIn 2,xioG for s. Msoo Govrr.d or
Mrs. r. A. Brown has sold through George R
Read the broker her HANDSOME ON poassstory brick
Of Madlson-ave. and Seventy ysecond-st.. which she
recently completed for s25o,OGo The broker declined
to give the name OF the purchaser
The heirs of Samuel Van Dusen have sold the
four-story, h'gh-stoop brownstone dwelling, with
lot 25x9s.9, No. 81 West Thirty sixth-st for about
$4,000.
Stabler G. Smith have sold for John Yule to Mr..
G. W. Da Cunha, No 1O5 West Eignty-foLrth-st,
and fve-story and basement single hathouse 22x
sOxl022 for about $4,000
William W. and Thomas " Hal. have sold the
dwelling and lo, No. 2t West Seventy ninth
ho, n a eleven cOmDle ed about SiX
weeks ago
H. Livingston Rogers has sold to George w. Rud
2s West Thirty-frst-st for $4,000.
The Rev: Joseph +. Mooney has d:ed plans for the
a parochia school. l5Ox33 feet In the south side Of
$4,000
Char.es Buck has filed plans for the building OF
two new four-story and basement brick buildings,
l30x60 feet In the north side OF Seventy y-second-st.
Trenor L. Parks and others have flied plans 70,
the building OF one-story frame building iAxoi
feet for stabe between snd
frame building, sisxso fe for dining hall betwssp
One-hundred- and -ninety-fourth ard e-hundred.
and-nlnety-si.th SITS. ard Amsterdam-ave, to cost
John W schnooweiser has fled PaInss, for ,s1 tas
feet at No ll6 West Ffty-third-st.: 10 cost sooW.
John W. Decker has filed plans for me baiioihs
east side OF Forest-ave.. GO feet south OF One-num
dreda nd-sxty sevenh-st. to cost Svo' .p ais ,So
threestory frame tenement-houses IN 'ne ,t west
OF One-hundred- and-sixty ct xty1seVeh'h-s' I" iee'
of Tnton-ave.. to ccst 5000; e.. .so h,,,a,,,
Charles F. Jenne has filed plans tor me ou,'oths ~ th
of two three-story frame IN tnS
south side of -hundred-and-seSenn en- i|~
feet east OF Webster-ave., to cost $s"U;; "a
siSastory brick fiathouse in Amsterdam-ave. at tns
southwest corner Of One-hundred-ahd-ioi's
to cost A5,0O