New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-20
BUYERS LOOKING NORTH
INVESTMENTS IN REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS OF THE WEEK ESTIMATED AT 100000
THE PRINCIPAL TRANSACTIONS

THE PRINCIPAL TRANSACTIONS
Imperfect details Of real estate operations for the
week ended yesterday show sales amounting
to $4,000 other transactions completed. yet not
ready for announcement II was said, would orins
the total up TO 100000 The recording OF the
various deeds will alone show this. There has peeh
extensive buying Of real estate in the northern dis
trcts OF the city. The pushing OF the application
OF the Rapid Transit Commssions for the appoint
ment OF a special .imission to determine upon
the ACCESSIBILITY OF the underground routes laid out
by the main Commission is said by good observers
to have already had influence in directing up
town investments
The selling at the Broadway Salesroom Tues
day and Wednesday must be regarded as encourage
ing. since an unusually large number Of parcels OF
modes, attractions disposed OF at voluntary
and executors sales
on Wednesday Bryan L. Kenney's announce
ments drew a large crowd. Prices varied between
good and bad. the most satisfactory being OBJ
tanned by Mr.. Kennedy for No IA East Sixtieth-
ST.. which brought N7C0 more than the house eoid
for in January. 1890 on the day the follow
Ing parcels were withdrawn or bid in by represen-
tatlves OF the owners. No 90 James-st.. at 1880:
No. 81 to s2l Eas, Thrty-fourth-st at $1,000: No.
a East Seventy-thrd-st As 80. and No. ISL Lenox-
ave. at s9.2v.
At the Real Estate Exchange Richard V Har-
nett & Co. withdrew the following properties owing
to the lukewarm bidding: No. 275 Wa;er-st.; No 80
Pleasani-ave. for which 1900 offered; No 81
Bowery. on which the final bid $4,000, and
No. 1877 seventies
Peter F. Meyer 4 Co.'S sale Monday Of the
Slckles estate property at New-Rochelle was sue
cessful total of about $4,000 being realized Inc
principal buyers were H. A. siebrecht s Hettinger'
Lewis NJ. Samuel William Wood William \.
QUINN NJ p. Chatterton. ". II. Adams. Duncan NJ
Stewart. John H. Hens. Evan Jones. NJ. Marshall,
William Valentine, Max Sadie. Z. d. Grggs' l"
Holler. c, neral Daniel E Sickes, Mrs. A. H. Den
ham and George s slckles. The three last-named
buyers are heirs OF the estate. and the sickes
homestead. OF than one hundred and ten
bought by their representative at 's' an
acre
Philip A. smyth announces the auction sale OF
No IS West Ninety seventh-st.. n t!lree-s;ory box
stoop. brick and stone private dwelling, with but
lers pantry extension. Tuesday next.
George r. Read will sell the four four-story and
basement brownstone houses No. 463 TO No. 4es
Fifth-ave. on Wednesday at the Auction Room. No
SO Llberty-st
Richard V Harnett & Co. will sell Thursday
No. 50 Lioerty-st. six frame houses in Washing
ton-ave at East One-hundred an d-sxty fourth-st.
On Tuesday they will sell In partition. at NO. III
Broadway the two dwellings, No. 1O7 West Thirty
eighth-st. ana No. li3 East Fiftyffth-st. and
vacant lot on the north side Of Eighty -ffth-st.
2l0G % feet west OF Fourth-ave.
Daniel Birdsali & Co. have sold for the Sade
estate the six-story marble front mercantile build
about nos. 20 anu just
west Of Churcn TO John W. Love for about 10000
The building is rented for about 81 500 a year.
MAYER Kahn has made an extensive purchase the
deals OF which are not ready for publication. II
is understood that 1t involves centrally located
Broadway corner with adjoining parcels. sold for
more than 100000.
George K Read has sold for Mandelbaum &
Levine the ive-story brick building. 23xs5, No. q
Beekman ST. 20 john T. Downey. who Will give in
part payment the ive-story brick tenement-houses.
25xS5xiOoo each. Nos. 81 and $40 East Eghtyirst-
ST: which have been accepted at a valuation OF
$1,000 TIE sellers recently signed contract to
purchase the Bsekman-st. property and the four
story stone trent dwelling with lot 25x95. No. u
West Twertieth-st.. from the Lghtbody estate at
about $4,000 for both parcels. They have resold
the dwelling for about $4,000
Mr. Read has also sold for the estate OF William
Iarbeer formerly well-known builder. the four
story stone front dwelling with lot 25xlOo. No. 10
The five story stone front store. with lot 25xiocx
sprng-st., has been sold for $4,000 by Mary ".
Lily and Richard 5; Emmett executor OF the estate
OF Benjamin II. Lily TO building firm that VIII
not take title until February next. and will then
demolish the present building and erect modern
structure The buyers said to have also secured
an adjacent PToPer,y; ...,vrss o, John o.born Son
& Co, has sold through Richard NJ. Montgomery.
the nve-sory business building. with lot 22xllsx20x
Among the rurnors In circulation is ona OF sale
by the sternberger estate Of the nvestory buid-
"es-st and including the southeast corner OF tina,
street and spring-st The frontage in broadway is
s; front takes in No "a 20 l04. The consideration
mentioned is about $4,000. The report however.
jacob Hirsh is the buyer OF Nos. sa2 and s34
Broadway. the sales OF which were recently re-
p% The Frank l. Fisher company has sold fo- 4 p
Eight chso a9d end GEe Re two %o. m nd
3SS west seventy-sxth-st- No. 2ss. which Is 2oxs5
T F. white for about sB,Orl and 40. S35 2ox6l
and extension xSO. by W. H. Motley, for about
F zittel has sold for Abraham Kaufman to f.
Kaufman; at about 800 the foqT-story stone stone
nnth-st.. bought by the seller At foreclosure sale
last month for $500 also for NJ p Cannon 70
30 80 West sixty -elghth-st.
three-story American basement house; lot l3xlcs.
No l5s West Eighty to s- DR. 0uacWSr I.
sugden. the four-story house lSxSSxiocS NO Il
Yves; Eighty-eghth-st. III, p Ma
kenzie the hree-story dwelling. with lot aoxse Il.
No. 453 West One-hundred nd-forty-third-st. to
Barnett Co have sold FOR Mary a stlIman The
hTsesoy sione iron, awepE TO- Prss
dent William II Payne OF the Mount Morris Ban NIX.
rdT rompany F1 n nsve s0t the dwelling
2ox52xs0 20 sS5 West End-ave- between Eighty
Tie aye-siory stone-front Nat house with lot 25x
coll No 1862 East one-hundred and wen cssy,
enth-st.. been sold by George Neyh through
Edwsrd J. Wfng It, to ThGmaf G sfts for i'm
provement. the plot 5oxsll. on the north side OF
Amsterdam ave. and 10 r. l.. Truiillo. OF D. L.
Trui.llo & Sons. the three-stOry dwelling. lot l6sx
591i, No 229 West one, hundred and thrteenth-si.
Frederick Hack has bought OF Henry r: Casse.
for immediate Improvement. the plot 3Dxlccl. on
the north side OF One-hundred and fourteen th-s.
100 feet east OF Eghth-ave.
T Scott & Son have sold for A. Wolf the four
story and basement stone-front double 1athouse,
95xsxlc0 No. 100 Park-ave. between SEVENTEEN and
Seventy-frsi SITS. 20 T. Lochheimer.
Johr +. Doyle & Sons have sold conformity with
Lalor & Ber.nger the hve-story fathouse lot 27x
lOl AT Eighty-seventh-st. and Lex,ngton-ave with
stores on the latter. for John W. Gray to Clement
March.
Herman Wronkow has sold for than 500 GO
the sutherland. sx-story apartment-house. with
plot lOO5yS36 at Madison-ave. and Sixty th.rd-st.
Cumming & Ferguson have sold from the draw