New-York tribune., 1895-05-15
sfbocI Asentirs.
REAL ESTATE.
,r-s1NEss AT THE EXCHANGES.


Rennett o Graft have sold for Frederick Il. wal
tor No =, West Ninety-sixth-st.. four-story
hrorns,or front house. size 20x60xl00. and for MIS-
peahodv No II West Nnety-sixth-st, fonr-story
brownstone h.gh-stoop house size 2oxooHl" Iney
also negotiated an exchange between Eva r. "ia'
and william Nicholas. Mrs. Gran sells 10 Hir'
Nicholas a nve-story double fiat. No. 1.f3 Lexing-
,or-oya sizo o5Yioo and takes in part payment
from Mr. Nicholas a three and one-half-story brown
stone front house. No 16i West Seventy-seVeh'h-
st. size 2ox5sxlo2 and the same brokers resoid the
private house to Emma r. Parraga'
Max and Bernhard Freund have sold the plot OF
lots l0oxl022 on Eighty-fourth-st. north side' j"
feet west Of Amsterdam-ave.. to a builder. who
will improve at once by the erection OF four nVe-
story hathouses. three twenty-seven feet front
each and one nineteen feet front john l-ivngsto"
has plans under way for group OF similar nat
houses to occupy the 100 feet frontage on Eighty
ffth-st. Immediately in the rear OF these
Warren +. Dennis reports the sale for ieonard
Jacob of the four-story brownstone Dwelling. Z2x
and Seventy fourthst.. to Aaron remington "hte
James NJ. Thompson has sold for Gustave Uhlig
the two nve.story nathouses. on plots each 4oS'o
Of shihays ar and
the lot. &xo9 80 So FIrs,-ays for sl?Soo hundred
persons around r. V. Harnett Co.'S stand at the
brOaway sassroOm yessE5day wnsn Moa , Tas po sn
ton Of the old Gednsy House known as ,c,,nu NO ls3
West Forteth-st This property, IN conjunGh,iiohh hioh
Is owned by the Zbrowsk estate ana wnich was was
leased by Charles and William H. .Iehney, Wa
known as the Gedney House. The lease 6y e me
Gcdneys OF the corner expired on May !, ls9a ana
he sASst dney 'We hsrs ssT Of ws ToS
seven-story brick hotel building. covering LOT
four-story frame and brck-front building. on lot
2t6xs0 4x25 xsi2 feet. which connects in the rear
with the Fortieth-st. building. A number OF promli-
operators and spectators were present Tne
frst bid heard $4,000 which was consiierei py
the auctioneer absurd. and the next Dld was
100000. This was raised by bids Of $1,000 until
sl3900 was heard when the property was soih 10
J.. a: De cunha. who is understood TO represent
FT,nk Knnsy so the i2PaSfo S ma" p9a ee Fourtbs
three-s;ory brick dwelling. lot 25xS6 feet TO v
Collins for sl45o
James L. Wells sold lot on the west side S Of
seventeenth-st. osxl2ln feet to Henry Hogan for
$3.50
William Kennedy sold No. 232 stanton-st.. five
story front and rear brick tenements lot lbeHlv 10
Mr.. Harris for $500: also. under foreclosure pro
ceedings. No. 40S Lexngion-ave.. four-st3ry orick
OF Ruptured and Crippled Children. for ESQ.
Bryon l.. Kennedy sold No I29 West Ninety sec
ond-st. three-story brownstone dwelling, lot .ox
north side 1904 feet east OF Eleventh ave; plot
tslizx3ls. to J. ogden FOR $500 also -. Nicholas
and-forty- hfth-st. lot 25xico c. +. Kelly for
$500: also. One-hundred- and twefth-st south side
2vo feet west OF Amsterdam,lve lot 2oxln.ll 10 ::
ogden for $500; also the plot on the southeasterly
corner OF Tenox-ave and One-hundr red and forteth-
St. s9.llxlJo To A. NJ Bruggemar for Al1o
AT the I,berty-st. exchange X. '. Harnett 4 GO.
sold No 1873 Avenue b. four-siory brownstone fiat.
lot 23x7 10 Frederick Woelm. FOR s2iOc -
l.. J. Philips q 60. have sold the southwest cor
Henry Oppenhemer TO j. Farley, on private terms
The plot Will shortly be improved.