New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-22
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

Tho largest crowd that has attended any sales
at the auction-roo this year was present al Inc
Broadway real estate salesroom yesterday III iro'''
of the stand of l.. j. Phillips q co Inc crow"
contained many Of the most important real ESTATE
investors operators and spectators in the city
The property offered consisted of the estate OF ,he
late j. W. Dimck. carpet manufactured VINO ior
years had his Office Canal-sI.. and his factory
In Ulster County The property was so!d IN Crp b
10 secure an equitable Division Oh tie ld ai,bout
reserve TO the highest bidder: and the represents.
purchasers were compelled to pay prices well up
to the narke; values The sale was 2 g ts1 sue
figure much above the appraisals OF many experts
The sale resulted as follows; ,.o,,...o,,. ,r,ov
building lot 2ox57. was sold to Kempner Bros LOT
No lg5 Franklin.st six-s,ory brick building, lot
2ox1o was sold to James G. Gardiner representing
n" II l't Greenwch.aVe ihroe-5ory brick build
ing lot 19x5ss4xl5.5$. irregular, was sold to MI.
10 4ss seventh-aye threestory brick bHildins
lot sex75 was sold to NJ Gardner f TOR ss%
ST. three three-story brick buildings. were sold
10 Mr. Gardiner for $500
No IS Watis-st, a three-story brick loft build
ing lot gxsO was sold to James Pyle for si7No
frame buildings in front and two brick buildings
In rear. plot 75xlOo were sold TO MI Gardiner Tor
no 1879 Broadway. a three,story brick building
lot 25l7sxl2Ss4x25x5, was sold to the New-fork
No Il Washington Square. south, a three-story
brick building lot 25xlco, was sold to Mr. Gardiner
10 60 varlck and Nos p 2ol and 20 Lalgh s,;
buildings. plot 25xloo were sold TO Mr. Gardiner for
$4,000.
ing lot A.7x7l 10xS4x irregular vas sold to Mr. Gar
diner FOR s23 600.
No 4Os Canal-st. a two-and- half-story brick build
ing. lot 221xS21x22lxs2i. was sold TO Mr. Gardiner
front. and two-story brick building in the rear.
lot &-9lsxGSsx26sx67,S were sold to william II.
Nos 3i5 Si7 and $40 East Thirty-fourth-st.. three
fve-sory brick double tenements. plot 6ox9I6. were
No M brick a 9o1
No ies West Broadway, a fcur-story iron front
building lot %x7oSh2. was sold to Mr. Gardiner for
Nos s2 and 1874 West Broadway four-story iron
front building plot 5l5a. x755xj s2.x75lic was sold
10 Mr.. Gardiner for 5000
No. .SOi West Fifty-fourth-st.. our-and-half-
Stable in the rear, lot gSl75Ss xg2Si7s4 We're sold
10 Mr.. Gardiner for $4,000
West Seventy ghth-st. ASP feet east of the ROule
yard. a vacant lot, 25xlo22 to William Car!n for
Nos. S54: $50 and s5S Boulevard. three two-story
brick buildings and Nos 225. 221. 900 and 23l West
inss al on plot 775s on the Boulevard xsS 5xio2 *
to1 on West seyenty,sevsnthcst N25s14xes4'' We're
Tf souR Rsssn ps s aad SnSy
sold to Charles A. Peabody jr.. for s22jS
Nos 2 s and 2 BoHleyard 80, three ore s S
West six ihrsetiory BRICK dwell
ines plot 66 9xl2 Of 4x1S ix24 i2x Ssx1lss sold
10 William II. Browning for s1l7.25O
The buyer Of No. 800 Broadway reported as having
been sold last week. Is jefferson VI. Levy. II is
ga soo sn4 On. , carm an. ~ Rnsnns a
BY the estate OF William W: Asior. No. caS is owned
nv Charles Chanler. and No. 296 by the estate OF
Jacob Lorillard Between the latter parcel and
Reade-st is the Dun property for which plans have
Henry D. Wnans & May have sold No. Il West
Fifty thrdst. four-story brownst front dwell
ing. with dining room extension on lot 2oxl1. for
George II. Hughes. The property sold for $4,000 in
1889
b W. d. Rusher reports the sale of No 143 West
Nnety-second-st., three-story dwelling 25X59x1o0