New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20
4 FAIR AMOUNT or BUSINESS
TRANSACTIONS ~ REAL ESTATE ~ TIE
HOLIDAY SEASON

/ TRANSACTIONS ~ REAL ESTATE ~ TIE
HOLIDAY SEASON
Consilering the FAC .ha: ;he holiday season :. a,
hand. me transactions real estate tho las, week
wee on fair scale The total o. TIC sales by private
} cortrae, reported hy brokers was $1,000 There
were many tran i,ers q los and other property f)r
! improvement. before or hy spring. There was also
considerable activity In dwellings Cat an! tcncncn,
houses The dealings O; the week included the tol-
SALES ~ THE WEEK
! Tic >-~-York LIE Insurance Company sold Nos.
1908 and 1851 F.fih-Ase. a. considerable advance
over go price at which the company came mo pos
session az tAe parcels under foreclosure about ;,f
| years ago. Tie properties are browusiOne IRON,
private 4"c.ings so. lt. a lot l9xiJ--. and No.
ly' Oh loi NiAo-- The prices paid llr these lots
IL pec..Neiy hy tne rlmp4ny were s. - and 500,
Mf- koaanc Ans cold throlEA IN q Isusher TO
Thomas J. " eIiIgn.n ~ ,aran; lots on mo south
sdo @! one hundred :h-s;. - f.ct cas-; OF
al 4atanee TO W.cs Keli. VAC Vii cree. .r.-elass
aitif men, houses 90 ne arqpe.iy
ccs.gab4s southeast corner o. Liberty ani Church
SIS. 40. es ioerty-st =, :cci front 10 L.D-fty-st
hfowrs.one building. ;of ao5s; s,,is6 - Jefferson
VI Levy. Tbs j. q choice corner ana sui.o-nI'd ny
IL. May, i's4. 10 the sel.cr tor yi-i.o, cs-n.
Inc Jay esi"ie soH 81. h'c-siory brick business
'hares l. BRADY d. executor Of ~ estate o, John
dwelling. o. 10, iSex.,ii X 8, iasi one nnndr,i.
ari-nIne,centn-si. - Julius j. Iambcr, for sG.J
two vaa5ie propcf;!c. in Hso"Ryn. go I kensc
81. known as the franklin building. and nc H'n!i,
J0rac SITS. opposite tho city Han with an J..
connecting the TWO In the rear. fof hsnclass Office
Lane rroealcn sold 'or william y Nichols me
h !, from, IN the cast s!Io OF LeXington-ave run
% PFC nro,hcls who VII improve tho properly by
I,.Tv sold r., iiosc,a,i~r W'.u tho two
nvc-sory triple Gataousc No. 81 ana 22 Wcs, one
hundred fouriecnih-si. liz" -'N'.Nl" each for
Alderman Nicholas r Brown acquired from Au-
g.sius j. Greene for a consideration oi about 5000
N. property on Tho northwest I'D" OF Madison-st.
a. feot northeast OF New Iowcry. The lot IS an
Greene gets mortgage from Brown IN tho sum Of
$500 for three years term.
- Max Marx the lot. 5ox2o2 on the east sdc OF
Klnrsbrdrc road 80 feet north Of sherman-ayc..
Ware 4 Cibb, sold for George F Johnson No p
West siVty.uinth-s'. four-siory private dwelling
ment so q Washington Place. four-story dwell
INK, lot 2l2xloo, which he sold through l. j. Phillips
& CO. TO Joseph J. Asch FOR $3.50"
W j. Van Pelt sold M m advance 10 James O'Con
nell end William r. cushmsn the plot OF I've lots
Observation-Disclosures
Douglas RoIirson & Co sold tho nvc-srory brick
dwelling on plot 27xll.. at No. 81 Madison-avo on
the east side OF the avenue. between Ihrty-"ighth
and Thiriy-nlnth ST.. for Archibald D. Russell to
Trenholm & simmons sold the p,o, on Tho south
SIDE Of Seventy. thrd,st "xlC2 llV fe.t %, east OF
high -class private dwelling viii be erected.
Pincus Iowenfcid and William pracgcr sold 10
Harris Cohen a. Brother No. lG6 Sian'on-st. front
and rear old building. cJx1J. Tho owners Will
,horiiy improve me property. The same firm also
sold No lGi Sianton-st Il fourstory brick building
lot .5x15 to Samuel Greenfield on private terms.
md has purchased from the Edgar estate No. IS
Colurnbia-st NJ old brick stable lot 20xl0O pri-
Natc terms.
William Roserzewcg sold ri private contract for
the S.uddcr estate No. - Hcnry-st.. six-story
tenement lot 2xsj. 10 Joseph II. Buitenweiser. on
4, lNate terms
Cooling 4 Whitchous. sold for LOOMS l. White
10 4 y floardrnnn No : East Sixty-sixth-st, n
four-storv dwelling lot 2Jxl0o for about $500.
Tho same firm OF brokers sold for Mrs. A. Van
Wrinkle TO 4. G.. Hyde the two-siory stable No 70
West Forty -fourth-st. for about 5000
cONvEYANCrs AND MORTGAGES.
Following is the record OF coavcyances mortgages
ana but dings projected in NcwYork the last week
comnarcd with the corresponding week in 1885,
CONvEYANCEs.