New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07

Is German woman. who Intends 20 tear down the
old building, occupied by Francis O Neilrs shoe
store and erect on the site a modern Office building
JOHN NJ thompson g. CO. bought for the New
YORK Life Insurance Company from Louise A. g.
Moulton. Augusta Binsse and other heirs OF the
BinSse estate No. l22 TO 12s Iconard-st. and Nos
81 and - Em-st., four and five story brick tene.
mt houses in Leonard-s and three story brick
ana iron factories in Em-st. an irregular plot. for
about s22j.00O
Frank Dickerson sold to n Mr. Marshall No %
East Sevonty-third-st.. four-story brownstone
dweilinS-house, IA plot %. loxf0xio22 on prva te
terms
Hoffman Brothers sold for Frederic r James at
$4,000, the three-story brownstone house No. llj
West Northumberland nineteenth.s ST., to William
Crockett. for his own occupancy.
The Stevens Real Estate Company made an ex-
change Of the new limestone apartment house at
NO Zl West One-hundred and-sixth-st. S3.4 feet
front for O. l.. Lawrence with Julia II. Foley for
No . Frankfort-st
a. Stein and Isidore Jackson bought from the
Astor estate the property No. ll3 Forsyth-st. lot
25xJO, for about $500
Pollasck G. Rottmuller sold for William H. Hall
five lots the north side Of Ore-hundred nd -fif
teenth-s; 10 feet east OF Icrox-ave. to Max
Freund on private terms.
Bryan l.. Kennedy g. Go. sold at private sale for
stone dwelling at No. rs Park-ave. near Thirty
fourth-st l64i2xso to John H. Flagler for about
$1,000.
a. f., & l.. A. Karesen sold for Emma L. Jacque-
lin the hve-story tenement-house at No. ll5 East
One hundred and-fifh-st: She takes in part pay
ment the four-story English basement house at No.
l43 West One hundred and thirty-sxth-st.
Mandebaum & Levine bought from DR.. Franken-
100, Nos. 232 and pa West Twenty eighth-st; from
Charles Parks the two four-stcry English base
ment brick dwellings,. plot s3ixss9 Nos s.5 and s47
tate the fourstory brick warehouse lot 2sxSs. No.
30 Gold-st. They have sold to Mrs Smonson the
four story brick building No. 7& Elghth,avc.. sx
6OxlO0 and have also sold plot. lOoxlG.2. on the
south side of Seventy -seventh-st, near Madison
ave. to builder. who will improve the properly
by the erection of nathOuses.
Hoffman Brothers sold for Mrs. Bellows the Grace
Church leasehold. with fve-story building there
on No. 15l Chambers-st for about $500. to an in
weston.
Prayer & Lowenfeld sold Nos; 81 and IS East
nathouse the plot. which has frontage OF IS
feet n depth OF 100 feet. and d large IL" In the
rear with old three.story houses in front
and back. The sellers only completed their title TO
the property-whch they had secured In part from
Jacob 5. Cornwell and others on January I-last
Monday. when they bought the property at auc-
ton in foreclosure through Philip A. smyth.
q. Schreiner purchased from Gross q Heroener
Ninety-seventh-st. and Lexlngon-ave. for about
$4,000 1t is of row of high class fla houses
recently bought by the sellers from Theodore a.
cordler.
Hiram Rinaldo & Bro sold No. 03 to III Mon
roe-st 1870 9xl0o. for Mandelbaum Levine. to Fay
x Stacom The buyers will improve the plot by the
erection Of five six-sory tencmenthouses. with
basement stores. The price was $TOU. 49,
McMahan WEIGH sold the tive-story brick build
lngs with stores. Nos. 1876 and 1873 Clinton-st" NO
220 East Broadway and No 2G9 Divislon-st. com
prising the block on the east side OF Clin'on-st
Dwarsky and Bernard Gaewski. who have given in
payment the two fve-story double apartment
houses Nos. and East Observation-Disclosures
teenth-s.
Following is the record OF conveyances. mort
cages and buildings projected in New-fork In the
last week compared with the corresponding week