New-York tribune., 1896-05-24

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| AMOUNT TO s2.4Oo oOo-LAND FOR BUILDING
PURPOSES THE CHIEF FEATURE.
There was less activity in real estate the last week
| but at the same time the volume Of business was
fair. The transactions by private contract which
| were reported by brokers aggregated $4,000" or
this sum seven sales stood for s3OoCo and In these
sales was included the deal in lots in West One-hun-
! dred-and- d-eighteenth and One-hundred-and- nine
teenth SITS The transfers Of land for building pur-
poses in fact constituted the chief feature Of the
market. Comparatively few parcels of improved
| property changed hands The sales in the week in
cluded the following:
I.eith G. Glenn sold to Philip Hand one of the new
row of four-sto:y American basement private
dwellings, on the north side Of One-hundred-and-
thrty-sixth-st., between Lenox and Seventh-aVes'
At SIS 800.
Mandebaum G. Levine sold through II. Rinaldo
Bro to S Strand. for $1,000 No. 3i2 East Elev-
Henry Corn purchased No % Waverley Place. a
brick and stone dwelling, 33xloo feet. through Fred
S Van Rensselaer, Cruger & Co., with II. r. Drew
Co., sold No West f,sI Jo iour n
story too a1r ai oIcT 30 CSares
The Frank L. Fisher Company sold for James. W
No 81 West One-hundre 1d-hirdst -oXooxloo' 10
d Mr. StotzenberS, for EI,VD ,< ,, .
jefferson VI. Levy sold TO David Wolfe Bishop, at
the rate of about 800 square foot the properly
Ing Ing on 90 lot 5oxS Mr Bishop already owns the ad
joining corner; also. Nos. - and ~ Wliam-st ana
Nos D and f.iberty-st, which gives him site of
~ feet on Wlliam-s and 100 feet on lAberty-st Tor
the erection Of a SKY scrd per. Mr. Levy, VINO owns
the southwest corner directly opposite and adJoln-
ing the Mutual Life Insurance company 5 puAIlng,
has had plans prepared for the Improvement OF the
property Dy the erection Of a iifteen-stOry Dulidlhg
Tne estate of Jose VI. MunoZ sold the northwest
corner of MaIison-ave and IWenty-slXtn-st., a
four-story brownstone dwelling. for little less than
SS5.vo
Bryan L. Kennedy sold at private sale the sixty
four lots situated One-hundred hfty-sxthSt
German Place. Brook and 81. Ann aVes, Tor eH-
Senator Charles A Stadler 10 a. NJ beIiIHe"i' AVI
about $1,000
MIR Kennedy also sold az private sale the five lots
on the south side Of TwO-hun lred-an1 hist,
100 feet OF Amsterdam ave. for John j. Turney
TO William b. Brownell. on private terms. -
J. Clarence Davies CO. sold for Judge william
g. McCrea TO James I. sullivan t"o-story frame
dwelling on the plot 5GxlOJ feet, on the south SIDE
OF Onehundre- sixty second-st, ~ ieet west ol
MclrOse-avc., for $3.50. .
Charles Lowen sold for some $500 each Nos
lB and rs West Sixty-ninth-st, these being TWO
new ive-story fathouses, each lot ZoxlU rect 10
foreign investor
Philip Kleeberg purchased one OF the dwellings
which Harvey Murdoch Will erect IN RVerslde Drive
between Seyenty-second and Seventy-thrd SITS
story single nathouse No. lll5 Second-aye, TO Mrs
B G. Duny, private terms -
q r Johnson purchased from II. +. COOK. through
L. T. Phillips & Co.. the five four-story stone-,ront
private dwellings. NO - TO 53 west SHty-hlhth-st
on private terms. -
A b. Kight architect and builder, sold his
nve-story brOwnstOne American basement d"eiilnB,
no q Riverside Drive 2Ox6sxl00. to Mrs. Pelgram
for about ST. 90 This :. ,he last one OF his houses
which ne built In Riverside Drive.
CoNvEYANCEs AND MORTGAGES
Following is the record OF conveyances. mort
cages and buildings projected in New-York the last
week compared with the corresponding week in 1895: