New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-03
REAL ESTATE.
JAMES A. BURDEN. JR., LEASES COUN-
TRY PLACE.
IT is MAssENA AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NEAR MANY CELEBRATED PROPERTIES

NEAR MANY CELEBRATED PROPERTIES
IMPORTANT SALES AT THE EXCHANGES.
rockingham & Timpson have leased TO James a.
burden. jr.. with the privilege OF purchase Mas
sena the country place of the late John L. Aspin
wall at BarrytCwn- he Hudson. The property
contains nearly 200 acres. with a river front or
ihree-quarters Of mile including valuable dock
property. The present mansion Of LonSmeadow-
one. brick and wood-was built in 1856 from de-
signs of w. A. Potter. 1t commands superb we"
of the river and Catsklll Mountains. The stables
contain sixteen stalls. There are also coach
house porters lodge Of stone, seven tenant houses
greenhouses etc, and complete set OF modern
farm buildings and Offices including six barns, "a
well flower and vegetable gardens. orchards ana
beautiful drives. walks and strawberries, and great
quantity of fine old timber.
This is particularly interesting in view OF tho
number of other large properties which have lately
changed hands in the neiGhborhood Grasinere'
Rhinebeck the of the late Lewis Howard Inv
ingston. purchased by Ernest II. crosby; eros
Eos the Ford property near Siaatsburg. was pun
chased by Francis G. Langdon: the LoWndes prop
erty, near Staatsburg, was purchased by hlchaIu
Parker: Hyde Park. the I.angdon property, near
Hyde Park Village. 10y +. W. VandTbilt. and Pla-
j. S HuyCr Eagles Rest, near Garrisons, the
country of The late John H.. Isclin, has been
leased by General Louis Fitzgerald. and }0lS Dore'
the Huntington property near RhinebeoK' oy 'oio-
Prayer & Iowcnfeld have sold Nos. "a and IS
East Third-sL to "A. Siverson, who VIII erect a
sxst9ry ahouse on t3e Po { wh lien mas ,pa
in the rear with old three-story tenement houses
title TO the property. which they had socured III
part from Jacob s. Cornwell and others. on jan
uary q. last Monday. when they bought the prop
erty at auction, in foreclosure through Ihllp A
G: Schreincr has purchased from Gross & Her
bener the nVe-stcry fathouse at the northwest
corner of Ninety-seventh-st. and LeXingion-aye.,
for about $i0ooj 1t Is one Of row OF hgh-Cidss
nathouscs. recently bought by the sellers from
Foreclosure sales predominated yesterday, at the
Broadway Real Estate Saesroom. The bidding
WA brisk and almost nG all nf m be aSen
Philip A. Smyth sold No POS West syiy:second-
ST, a hve-sory brick tenement lot 2'NI"|S' TO A.
D. +. IngTaham & Co. sold No 2ll West Six SIX
to he oian hoDT HenT2 seR ff for l
Bryan L. Kennedy sold No. 81 West NineY,.;sev-
F .hl ran ioq Pctep boma IS for MSOi
charles Berran sold in JGrome3ye, eaS{ slde
l;ox22xXe" vacant qndiyiqed 9ne 50 Goa part
TO lanes 9T wis sold in executors sale Nos go and
COZ East -hundred.and forty-ninth-st, Two ana
three story frame dwellings. plot XsCo 10 NJ Gels
peter r. Never & Co sold in foreclosure the
southwest corner Of one hundred-ande ighth-st. and
marginal wharf or street, formerly Avenue OF
Pleasan-aye. to William Rankin for 22,.9i also is,
600 each; also the northwest corner of One-hun-
drcd-and- sevonth-st. and marginal wharf or street,
f2rmeTE A 6 f62 4 end PeasanaVe to james
Three lots in one hundred-and eighth-st., 90 feet
west of this marginal wharf or street were SOLD 70
Mr Rankin for $3.50; four lots adjoining TO r.
Burke for $1,000 the lot adjoining TO William STR
bel for $3.50 eight lots adjoining to William RANKIN
for $40 $50; the southeast corner OF flrst-aNe ana
four lots, TO smith Ely
for SIS 500: First-ave. 12l feet south or One-hun-
acknowledgement, four lots to !. H. Gray Tor
$1,000 -
Four lots in observation-disclosures hist, 70
feet of Second-avo.. were sold to SMITH hy IGI
& COO: the lot adjoining TO Samuel Cohen FOR M"oO
four lots adjoining r.. Burke for S.O; three lots
adjoining to William Rankin for S7.l2i, and the lot
adjoining these William Rankin for $500
NcNIahan d Wcch have sold the hve-story brick
buildings. No. 1876 and 19s Clnton-st..
No 90 East Broadway and No. goo Dlyision-st.
comprising the block on the east side OF Onton-St.
from East Broadway to DiyisiOn-st- TO Abraham
Dwarsky and Bernard GaleWskl. who have given III
payment the two nvc-story double apartment
houses Nos. and East observation-disclosures
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