New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-29
Woman's Best Friend.
REAL ESTATE.

There were no offerings yesterday at the auction
rooms.
William WINS denies the published statement
that he has purchased Nos. 10 and II Ann-st or mas
been in negotiation for the northeast corner OF PARK
Row and Ann-st. known the Clark Building. Mr.
WINS recently purchased Nos. II. l9 and Il PARK
Row. running through to Theatre Alley, and Will
shorty file plans for fifteen-story building.
Stern Brothers have sold the entire block bounded
by Seventh-ave. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. st.
Nichoas-ave. and One-hundred- and thirteenth-st.
containing about thirtytwo lots. to f.. C. and f. u
Potter for something In the neghborhood OF s5ooVo.
The purchasers have resold the Seventh-ave block
front OF eight lots Adler & Herman who. 1t is
said VIII give in part payment group OF nathouses
in one hundred-and- sixteenth-st.
IL Is reported that John Casey, the builder, mas
purchased the southwest corner of One-hundred-
and-hfth-st and Amsterdam-ave.
Charles i. Barney has purchased forty lots
in St. Kaleidoscope. and Hamilton Terrace between
one hundred-and-forty- frst-st and One.hnndred
and-forty-third-st. IT is said. from the william H.
d. Forest estate. paying about S2e@O for them
John W. Stevens has sold two lots on me sqgth
ave TO F. j. Steiner. The owners were the Bradley
{. Currier Company and Mrs. Emogene Hail. one lot
norman Brothers have bought the northwest
corner Of Cedar and Washington st s.. hve-story
Al the meeting of the Chamber Of Commerce next
Thursday John r. Thomas the architect. VINO Is q
the property-Owners and architects who are opposed
TO the bill introduced in the Legislature known as
the Hclgnt -Oi bullulHsS Diil.
Frederick southack e. Co have sold No. 424
Broomest at $4,000 for Julius Loewenthai to "a
builder. also No l39 West Slxty-fourth-st.. HsxlV,
FOR Mary Van Dyke Brown to Samuel {. Blackwell
for $4,000. No.. O. d..
the entire block vacant from One-hundred-and,
tw,lfth-st. 10 One-hundred and thrte enth-st ana
from St Nicholas ave. to Seventh ave. consisting
OF thirty-three lots also. the whole north side OF
One-hund and thirteenth-st. from Lenox-aVe 10
81 Nicholas-ave consisting Of fourteen lots; also.
four lots on the north side Of One-hundred-and,
thirteenth-st west OF Eighth-ave.. and severai
other plots All OF these lots are TO suit builders
a l. Nlordecai d Son have sold for Potter q
BRO tho Screnth-aVe front from one hundred
and-twelfth-st TO One-hundred- nd thirteenth st
TO Adler * Herman for immediate Improvement .
r f. - Powers has sold for Potter q Bro: the
three three-story private dwellings, each sx@xlW
with extension Nos. 1874. 1876 and l3s West Eighty
nffh-sf to Mrs. Widmayer.
VI T. Raubitshek has sold for Potter q BRO.
70 q H. Dage the ive-story double teneme house
v.i,h stores 30 3C4 First-ave 25X6JxlO0. and mas
also sold for them to the same purchaser me nNe-
sior, single nathouse No 20i West Sixty-ninth-st'
lsXSSXl@ - ,. n,
Thomas T. Roys has sold for Potter & Bro
IN. rvo-story apartment house on the northeast
corner Of Nlanhattan-ave. and one-hundred-and,,
e,chtoenth-st. 95x9lXg5 10 Joseph HasseIi ana
has also sold for them to Mr.. Murphy the iour
story double fiathouse No. 2l9 East One-hundred-
and wontv-second-st. 9jxl0O' also. the three
story private dwelling No. SG6 Halsey-st'' BROOK
lyn. 20X50xl00 No.. ~, ~.
carl T. Randrupp has sold for Potter & Bro NO.
2 i.6 Thrl-aVe., 25xl00. to George r.. Pocder