New-York tribune., 1897-06-23
REAL ESTATE.
A DEAL INVOLVING PROPERTY VALUED
AT OVER S1.OOO.OO0.
AN IMMENSE TRACT OF LAND IN THE TwENIf- :
r,,,nn w.pD REPORTED SOLD TO \ CHICAGO
sYNDIcATE-oTHER IMPORTANT
TRANSACTIONS.


Sales and rumors Of sales OF valuable parcels OF
reai,v Including both improved and unirnproVeo
properties. were the talk of the brokers IN the
6own,own offices yesterday. The parcels included
In one transaction were valued at more tha
100000 while other sales involved amounts WI"
up In the hundreds of thousands.
A. L. Mordecai & Son and Frank Hughes nave
sold for Leopold Kahn to Charles b. Barclay 'he
1ve-story store and apartment building at the
southeast corner of Seventh-ave. and One-hun-
+ feet In the avenue oy
100 feet In the street; also for Mr.. Kahn the nVe-
story fathouse at No. l56 West One-hundred-ahu-
thirty -frsi-s 25X9s Il; also for Mr.. kahn 10 WIZ
lam r. H. Martin. of Rogers. Peet onr 90 'ne ne
handsome seven-story apartment t-house known az
the Aysmere, at the southeast corner OF 10 Sou,- an
bus-ave and l2? feet IN ,ne ave s
nue. by 100 in the street The apartmeh'-house was
built in 1898 ,,..,,,
The brokers have also sold for Mr. Martin in
Flatbush-ave East New-York-ave. and ocean
ALSO aso parcels in Passac These transactions involve
large trade and the Proper'ies rope 'nei"oeo J." II ~
Was al rspored yesterday afternoon that th
contracts had been signed for the largest sate OF
II was positively asserted on excellent author,
ity that a Chicago syndicate mas putchsn,ssu, s,., d
si OF maay Mard n and dnf that the land
divided into lots for oy ne poi be
0Gisiir1 Henry Siausen jr. of the H. Clausen & Son
Brewing Company is reported to have sold the
Brockholst an apartment house occupying a plot
1Oox15O feet at the northwest corner OF ,hr
ave and for SSH Gs%sen 1aTE purchased
the p!opeTiy from John G. Prague. the builder in
1t was learned yesterday that Francis ,,a}. -
Matthiessen the sugar refner had oousht Ehi Thi
liable piece OF Broadway property glVihs d IN, td'
cago parcel in part payment IL Was nuge sa,r "f' p
the transaction consummated by He0Iee ~.
Read but those Interested declined 10 give any
details. Mr.. Matthiessen already owns tne SSaiu .
ard Storage Warehouse. at broadway ana li Fly
third-st. adjoining the southwest corner, when
he purchased five years ago for szZo."v!: n, ~ wn
rumored yesterday that Mr.. Matthessen presenl
purchase was that OF parcel ADJOINING tne
house but this report was found TO De without
Arthur and Daniel P, Ingraham have sold S to
Louis J. Horowitz No 425 Pieasant.ave.' aiS omiee
story and basement brownstone private dwelling
Fannie Horowitz has sold No. 81 East ne-hun-
dred-and-seventh-st, corner OF fark-aNe' ANiVV'
IN THE AUCTION-ROOMS.
The following was the result of the offerings at
auction yesterday at No. Ill Broadway;
BY George r. Read-West Park ION the Hudson,
n y country mansion and outbuildings, with
about l0l acres and about four acres under water,
with all riparian rights. Executors sale OF the
By Peter F Meyer & Conc. 22o6 second-ave..
079 Foreclosure sale, Virginia d. Furman agans'
Jacob Oppenheimsr ct al. Referee, Horace Secor.
u; BY James James /. Wes.-No 5S4 East One nundrco
and hfty-irstst.. Courtlandt-ave, three-stof,
frame dwelling, lot 25xllS@ EXECUTORS sale Of ine
BY Richard " Harnett & Co-lrvng Place
southeast corner of sixteenth-st., four-story
eTck aWe1s plot i5SS be fSS ABOVE sna 9
brick dwelling. lot l9x37 Xxi XII 1112x433 Exec
utor's sale of the estate Of William and CHRISTIAN
Ottman; at No. 50 Liberty-st.; TO Mrs Christina