New-York tribune., 1895-12-11
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES

Property OF every description offered yester-
day at the auction rooms. The attendance was
good. and In several instances the bidding was
brisk
At the Broadway Real Estate Salesroom William
NJ. Ryan sold by order Of the executrix the lot.
e5xoO.5 on the south side OF sxty-elghtl-s:. 225
feet east OF West End-ave. 10 J. Walsh, for il.ic0
Also ct voluntary SALE No. 25i Thir'-ave.. four
soIy brick building. lot 23x75. to William f. Cregier,
AZ s2i.35e
James L. Wells sold at voluntary sale plot on
cas-, side OF Thrd-ave 2330 feet south of Franklin
ave. 46i7xlO0x&e 2lxsIes 10 Henry Loewenthal. for
5000.
Thomas c. Smith sold in partition No go West
Twenty -eighth-st hve-story front and four-story
brick tenement houses lot "A ilox9s9 to Thomas
G. Hayes. for s2l.lO0 He also purchased no. 1i2
West Twcnty-sixth-st four-story front and rear
brick tenenerts. 10, 25xss.s. for SeO,2OO
Hall ]. How & Co. sold In foreclosure the north
east Of Fffth-ave and observation-disclosures
teenth-st, two fve-story brownstone hathouses, on
po; 251lx120x11O lx20x75xl0O TO the plaintiff, Cor
don Morris, for $4,000.
r. w. Harnett n Co. sold In foreclosure No. 5S5
West Observation-Disclosures ninth-st. three-story
brownstore dwelling, lot 17x99.if, TO the plaintiff
William Mackenzie. for $1,000.
James L. Wells also sold in partition No PCS
Alexander-ave three-story brick dwelling, lot lG.sx
75, to Charles Brox. for se.c9; also No $50 East
One-hundred- and forty -frst-st.. two-story frame
dwelling lot 16sxl00 to Stack & Seig. for s5lW:
No. SOS. adjoining similar house and lot. TO p. II.
Duffy for sJ.050; No. 600. adjoining similar house
and lot, TO j. II. Mc(iurk for 5000 Also at execu
tors sale undivided one-haf interest In the hVe-
story brownstone fiat No. IA East One-hundred-and-
eieventh-st., z7xlOOll TO Minnie Kuchler for So5oo
Also In foreclosure West notwithstanding
fourth-st. south side. $50 feet east CT Amsterdam
ave. 50xll2.44, frame dwelling and stable 10 the
p't At the Eber;g a Street T Exchange T. v Harnet
Co sold al voluntary sale plot 50xC0 on east SIDE
q KnsysrdEe koad SGnneSHns % %3 waer P c.
Hennessy for $1,000.
Al private contract William \. White, Sons
sold for Frederick Gerken to the estate OF Andrew
Gilsey the four-story brick and stone buiidng on
the southwest corner OF Madison-ave and Iwehty,
seventh-st 30xG0. COR abou. S1J.Oc Ii is occupied
In part by the Seawanhaka Cornthian Yacht Club
bachelor apartments and cafe on the iourth
floor. ,
The work on ST. Paurs Methodist Episcopal
Church at the northeast corner OF Eighty sixth-st
and West End-ave was recently suspended. 1t was
eontrsctors IT Mere e not fully Complying with the
contracts. II was authoritativey announced yes
eriay that all Of the bo or N axIe T be rye
sumed on the buildings at once.
w r. Brook has sold the four family model sa, ten
ST. lot 44.2x92xlc2 They were purchased IN jan
uary 1895, for $4,000 ,, 49,
A e E. A. Kareson have d soia ,fSrsd,,he Tor me
ave- extending south about 800 feet to the ocean
including an ocean frontage OF 1872 feet TO J. Moss
PaSy paG9er TO heSS ReSa Il searns the block
CASTOR and Ocean aves. and the Boulevard IN Ar
Charles Buermann & Co have sold for Henry Bu-
crmann Nos. 2OS and 2lo West S.xty-fourth-st TWO
fve-story double fathouses 25xs'xle , eacn, TO 10
same for Adam Reinhardt to Mrs Mary Pfaendler
OF Brooklyn. for $4,000 .o,s ,,- Mar,
= peckhon the three-story and basement brown
stone house No. 25S West Eghty-eishih-st.