New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-10
THE WEEK IN REAL ESTATE
COURT SALES PREDOMINATE. OWING TO
ELECTION HOLIDAYS.

,,,r IN raal estate transactions; hence court sales
have an unusual percentage In the genera en-
charges of property for the week cosed !es'eiua''
A most interesting development. from an opser'a-
ton of recent Sales appears in the large business
interests now settling down In Broadway, between
Tenth and Fourteenth SIS. Large houses deVoeu "
mercantile business being or are TO De- eree'eo
in tina, district The trade is moving up broadwa''
In instance Of this may be cted the ioho"nS
cases. Nos S2 and S5i Broadway, between Twelfth
ed .rb,-,eenth SITS east SIDE have been sold by
Jacob Hirsh for about S2i5.c0 to Boehm q Cooh'
who will erect a twelve-story hreproof mercah'"e
building in place of the present five ana SIX s'ois
structures Mr. Hrsh has bought the properly a'
the northeast corner of Broadway and Tweifth-s'''
end No Ct East Twelfth-st, adjoining for about
$1,000
Roef m & Coon have also purchased Nos. e'- anu
81, Broadway. and on February will begin the
erection of a ,en-story hreproof mercanue p"''D's
on the plot now covered with old buildings
Albert Joske has bought the properly NO o-'
Broadway adjoining the northeast corner OF lwe,i'n.
St, and the T adjoining in the rear No. % East
Twslfh-si.. for about $4,000
T u Ludlow e. Co. with d. B. Freedman have
sold for the estate OF James Rsnwck Nos Oh an,
q East Tenth-st between University Place ana
ro,duav with two old three-story dwellings. 10
Albert ID Oppenheiyn of Oppenheim. Collins CO.
Mr.. Oppenhem will erect a modern business puiioihs
on the site.
AT BROADWAY and THIRTEENTH-sI'
The sale of the property at the southeast co'ie'
Of Broadway and Thirteenth-st. Is also repor'eu'
but this IS not yet confirmed. These tahsacUohS
have all been carried through within month. BE-
SIDES these indications OF the new mercantile centre
may be mentioned the fact that Myer Jonasson q
Co. leading house in the cloak and suit trace
have leased the Wells estate building, now pe'hs
erected at the south vest corner OF broadway anu
Twelfth-st and that Mayer Kahn has recently pu'-
chased the Vienna bakery. at Broadway and Tenth
n.he In
trimmings and kindred trades said to be looking
10 this same centre, with view 10 moving up
Broadway from the old drygoods district
Richard V Harnstt & CO. will oner at NO 10 LAD
erty-st on Thursday next list of properties made
up Of No So New 30 very and No 81 Madson-st'
No CT Catharlne-st. southeast corner OF Monroe-st,
Nos 4 and 6 Monroe-st' No. 653 Lexngton-ave, NO.
s25 West Fifty eighh-s, No. lS2s Third-ave SOUTH
west corner Of SeVenty-sixth-st; NO 400 IhiruaVe.
No 712 Thrd-ave No. pa East Seventy ninth-st,
No. 1Se Henry-st No. 10 Carmine-st, vacant pot
g. ;xlgD ON Thirl-aVe northwest corner OF One-hun-
dred-and- eighty tGrove) ST.
Following are the principal transactions in real
estate for the week Ell ding yesterday:
SOUTH OF FIFTY-NINTH-sT
poebr, g. Coon have bought from Mary W. Dut-
tenhofer OF Stuttgart. Germany the OLD four-story
s,one-front building: with lot %aSxloo2. NO o52
broadway for about $4,000. They are also the
huyars of No 53i adjoining. and an l. in Sprng-st'
TIA sniire plot will be improved in the spring DE
the erection Of modern building.
The Misses Olivia e. p and Caroline Phelps stokes
have sold to the Woodbridge Company the old prcK
bunslnrs. with plot 12l7xsS.2 and 726, comprising
the; .astcrly block front in William-st, between
pl,t, and John SITS. The company which is capt.
tal.zed at 81 10000 filed articles OF incorporation
day o. two ago and will erect In the spring t"eVe
story office building on the site
T. H. Ludlow {, Co. and Daniel b. Freedman nave
sold for the estate James Renwiek the two three
s,.aii,os with Mot 44GNyi9, Nos. 81 and 81
East Tenth-st. 10 Alfred D. Oppenheim at Inquire
not a great deal less than 5000
yohn w Condlt is said TO have purchased from
the Garrison estate the three-siory brick dwelling
Win 10, a5x9s9 No % West Thrty-sx;h-st.. for
$43O 900.
Mitchell A. c. Levy is reported 10 have closed
purchase from the Campbell estate of Nos 10 and
III Nassau-st. end No. 43 Ann-st Oh four-story
buildings on plot forming an l.. The price mentioned
is SOP CO., Mr. Levy states that no contracts have
yet been signed
NJ F. Hewitt e. Co. have sold for Richard Lathers
the two three-story brick dwellings. lots l1lxlo0o
each Nos. 165 and l57 West Forty -Afth-st
Hoffman Brothers and J. n. HALEY Son have
sold for Mrs. Judson. wife of Edward Judson. the
new seven-story business structure. ExS9xs5 NO ~
West Houston-st, TO Warren f. Dennis.
Brooke a. Georger have sold for Archibald ID. Rus
sell the four-story stone-front dwelling. with lot
25xeS9 No. "a West Thirty second-st, 70 William
c. Aiuschenhein for s745c The seller purchased the
title on Thursday TO No 80 West Thirty-second-st.,
2Osx9s9 for a consideration Of 1000 and has leased
through Brooke Georger, for twenty-one years
with renewal privileges No. IS West Thirty second
st. on the basis 1t is said. OF per cent on vaua-
ton Of $4,000 The three houses in the rear Of
his hotel the Arena. in West Thirty rstst, and the
lots will probably be ultimately utilized for add
ton 10 that building.
Potter g. Noel have sold for Joseph Slevin and
Mrs. Janet p Olcott the plot about 5ix9l with Old
buildings. Nos y Jay-st.. southwest corner Of
Chesebro. seven-story store and loft building to
Vars to the H 81 f l. Goodsel company' which viii
subet part to the Fruit Exchange and other kindred
The Morgan & slattery Company has bought from
the sixth Avenue Railroad Company for mP 2Tty,
eighth-st 80 Seet east OF Sixth-ave. The transac
Of 0n IFS holdnes sRt s W and Fy
ninth SITS, originally secured many years ago al
low figure and disposed of within short period at
large profit
NORTH OF FIFTY NINTH-sT.
Henry F. Cook has sold the American basement
dwelling No. 31s West Seventy -second-st at the be-
ginning Of Riverside Drive size 25x60xl022 to John
r. Baudoune This IS the second house sold of a
of five recently completed by Mr.. Cook
The McGay estate has sold TO builder for i'm
provement the plot. loo.1lxl25 on the southwest
corner Of Amsterdam-ave. and One-hundred-and-
Slawson & Hobbs have sod for Frank L. Smith
as representative of Francis n Jencks, plot l7sx
west Of West End-ave to II. Ives smith row
OF seven high-class dwellings will be erected on the
plot
Hall J. How CO: have made the following sales
r the The southeast Of My Of k2 as SSe
nrst.st TO August Jacob for immediate i'm i'm
er.y block front In Lexington-ave., between
Ninety seventh and Ninety eighth SITS. Ss.l0xlc0
TO William Halls sons. for 10000 lots
the north side OF One-hundred- and -fourth-s
seventy feet east of Madlson,ave. for about $1,000
10 the same purchasers. who have resold them to
builder for Improvement: for John Ruddell 10
Quackenbush Brothers for Improvement. a lot on
the south side of Nnety-eghth-st. 225 feet of
Psrk-ave.. and for j. Allen Townsend. at about
$500. four lots the north side of One hundred
endfory second-s 100 feet east OF Eighth-ave., to
Mrs Marion f. Moore also for Improvement
Malette C0i.yer have sold for Ciustavus L.
Lawrence the plot lo0xl0ou the north side OF
One-hundr ed and sixth-st. 100 feet west OF Amster
dam-ave.. to Gallo Brothers for immediate i'm