New-York tribune., 1896-11-25
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

The two auction rooms were crowded yesterday
with brokers. investors and operators who eagerly
competed for the parcels offered.
At the Broadway Real Estate Si,lcsroCm William
Kennedy sold in foreclosure No is6 West End-ave
d four-story dwel!ins lot 2oxl0o. to the plaintiff
Henry d. Moves for s25.3js also in foreclosure. Nos
G22 and s2i West forty-eighth-st one and two-story
frame buildings 5OxlOo5 to tho plaintiff. for s4Os
also In foreclosure. Lafayette-ave, from Faile 10
Hryant-st. "a two-story stone-front dwelling. plot
2oox2to, to Frederick W. Dykman for $500
Richard V. Iiarneit G Co.. sold in foreclosure IN No
197 Ienox-ave. four-story brick dwelling. lot 2oxso
to F. f. strauss for s9sco.
Bryan l.. Kennedy sold. in foreclosure Tenth
ave. side. one e-hundred-and-eiehiy third
St. Ssxl5ox37.0l, xl5o. to X. b. Snowden for 500" OO
s. DE Walliearss sold, in forcciosufe, re-, NO o'
Lyon for sI 500.
William Kennedy sold for account Of the Chester
Tcnth-st. threc-story brick and stone-front huio-
:ngs. 7o1ie on the avenue xlll2 on street XIiS @ on
ra;cl.n Place x1o9X62oa TO j. A. H. Duin'ni', ;n io
sli5010: also East Ninth and StuyN csant SIS n',ns
Nos % ana o7 East Ninth,s' @ IN "TRIP hrir H'i Scnn m
men;s and onc-story rear building to ;. fehseh-
No 50 Nassau-st.. one of the few parcels between
Wall and Fulton SITS in the market for sale, cor
snf Of Tn Hol HP'cF @ Faka pOwns or
SIC, 50c he rents now amount TO ssso per annum
badn M St %'S x sod to '0"ro Bodne % fo
$500; also. northeast corner of Sixth-avc and
S4S soS iTS o' to x 5:' K l'iTy Sr S5'S
pr2per * rSnis Wns, fHT $50 year
story brownstone front dwelling. 25xl2o6 was sold
Rail- x s;amuels for $4,000 Nos. 1856 and 1864
West Ffteenth-st.. two four-story brick buildings.
each about l2.6x562 were sold to c. Bodne for
S2o+0: Park-ave.. west side. 505i2 feet north OF
one undred-and-siXteenth-st, 1oNl1XN, was sold
to J. a. Y. Dunning for 1920: No oi0 East One
hundred Land twenty -fourth-st. with frontage on
lOoll feet in depth, extending through TO One
hundred twenty -third-st., OH which II has a
frontage of 40 feet by lo0.ll feet in depth, coal
yard and on one end two-story brick and frame
building. was sold TO j. Romane Brown for $4,000;
No. % Third-ave and No. to IA Stuyvesant-st
one and two story brick and frame buildings
NH.Xl5S6x irregular x13.lli2. was sold TO j. a. r.
Durning for $4,000; also northeast corner Of One
undred- and eighty -scventh-st and Rathgate-ave
plot lVx9665. to the same buyer. for 5000 also
Elizabeth Place 100 feet north of One-hundred-
and-eighty -seventh-st., west side. two-story dwell
ing. lot 90 1+xl0 to w j. Edwards for s2.5N
Peter +. Meyer & Co. sold In foreclosure Nos 2.05
plot. 105xssll. TO the plaintiff. William II. Barnes
trustee for $4,000: also In executors sale. No 32 West
Ihirty,hrst-st: a four-story brownstone dwelling
lot 25xaS9 TO Martha NJ Davis. for $63. 800
Al the Liberty-st Exchange George Il. Read Sold
in executors SALE No. West Eighteen,h-st. a four
story brownsione dwelling. lot 2jxe2 for $4,000.
Helen VI. Wood
George II. Read has sold for G. Bois and
Bertha 6. Brooks 10 Charles Peabody. jr.. who Is
supposed 20 represent William Waldorf Astor No
23 Park Row, fvesory business building. plot % s
Xl42 TO Theatre Alley X2110Xl53l0 for $4,000. Mr.
Astor owns the two adjoining parcels on the east
LOUIS VI. Jones. who recently purchased auction
corner Of Elm and Duane SITS. on private terms.
Mrs Sarah c. W. Irving has sold the three-story
6rownstone dwelling. lsx9S9. No. llo East Thirty
frsi-st., for s22 0CO.