New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-22
REAL ESTATE.
OIJIET DAYS IN THE MARKET.

Few sales were reported by real estate men yes
terday and no great volume Of business is now ex-
pected until after the holidays. In the auction
rooms little interest in the offerings was shown
although a mis-sale caused some excitement.
Arthur r Parsons has sold to J. Carlyle Ray
rnond for John Coar. builder for about $4,000.
the three new four-story and basement dwelling
houses Nos. 25l. PSI and 259 West Ninety-eighth-
ST. each lSxsOxlOO The buyer gives In part pay
ment at about $4,000 the hve-story brick factory.
with two-story stable Nos 227 and 22a East Fifty
sixth-st.. plot 5Oxl00 in the rear.
r. Pehlemann & Son have sold to J. c. Borses
the southeast corner Of Seventh-ave. and One-hun-
dred-and-twenty- second-st.. hve-story brown"
stone and brick front aathouse. Is 2xs6xloo tor
about $1,000 The buyer gives in part paymen'
No. 5l2 Thrd-ave.. fve-story brick buiidihs' Will
store. on lot 25xG3. valued at $4,000.
The five-story business building. NO. rs "iea'
J1nes-st.. purchased by Daniel Freedm rasold to
weeks ago from p. Shanahan has been resoio "
an sh M as aod ks apart
ment house the Avalon, at Seventh ave; a
meP taxing exehanss i
West sixty nnth-st No 30 SS 70 iLispenardst MI
schnugg has resold the sixty-nih'n-s'' i'"'S u
Plans have been drawn by Edward L. Angel TOR
a two-story frame and stone Irocaoezro a. 40
George be 600 feet long ana aoout 20 and
The work will be undertaken by synoica'e anu
At the Broadway salesroom yesterday there wac
Side and West Side Investment properties, WIN VIZ.
few, oxnepons these were secured by the plaintins
The eight-story brick building No. ~ 10 40
RIencker-st was offered in foreclosure twice al tne
soged 70 the extent s226492 90 was bid up to 500
DO over the cages at first. and knockea uomi1
70 a stranger The latter seemed surprised Mnen
called upon TO make deposit OF slOco earhesst
money Saying he would go and get a cneck, ne
disappeared without leaving his name with the auc-
toneer. The latter, after waiting snincien. sr,ne
and being satisfied that the buyer Ga noI plopose
10 return. put the property on sale again. anu .
was struck down TO the plaintiff for soVW over tie
charges making the price s2ili93 ,. -.
d. Phoenix Ingraham & Co. sold In forec!osurc tne
north half OF lot o5xlO0 in Fultonst. South MOUNT
brick tenement house with stores. 25xlOoll NO W.
East One hundred -e,eVenth-s 10 the pialntil
for $500 and the fvc-story brick tenement
with stores. or lot 25Xle)u No 5Vi East nun
drSd and -eleventh-st, to VI. Palareno. FOR SlSSVo
William Kennedy sold in foreclosure Two eiSnI-
112 ia and ll6 Bleeckerst. 10 the piaintln Tor SZ-
4S3 and costs and the three-story brick dweii!ngs
house on a plot 44lux5JxlSS xbo lX44lVxloS NO 800
East Onebundred and TO the pam
Peter F. Never & Co sold in foreclosure the four
north side of Nnetieth-st 40 feet west OF Central
park West TO the plaintiff for $4,000: a lot on the
northeast corner OF Lincoln-ave. and One-hundred-
and-thrty-seventh-s; 25xl00 10 A Soelier. FOR si-
f00' lot o5I 90 in LincOlnaVe.. adjoining the ABOVE
Ia r. S Gi!roy for s. 900: lot. 25xlOQ In Lincoln
lot 25xl00 in Lincoln-ave.. adjoining to Dominlck
Jobn x ColdinC sold in foreclosure the fve-story
stone-front hathouse on lot 25X99ll, No. 1l2 west
Onehundred and thirty nfth-st. to the paintin FOR
$4,000.