New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-25
REAL ESTATE.
F. w. BLISS BUYS VALUABLE SIXTY
FIRST-ST. PLOT.
THE CITY COLLEGE ACQUIRES PROPERTY IN AN
SHERIDAN AvE-BUs1NEss AT THE

EXCHANGES.
SLOWLY hi, apparently surely, the principals IN
several large deals are coming 10 satisfactory terms
rs 20 the details OF the contracts for Inc propIseu
transfers OF properties. In regard TO when OH!
few unsatisfactory generali;ies have thus lar oee
prnted and il be definitely stated that the idc's
IN several important transactions will be made pub
lie in a few days -
,n,rv II Nvinans & Nav have sold for w. Bay
ard Cutting 10 H. w. Bliss. a plot 80 feet IN the
south side of Sixty-frst-st., 40 feet east oi
Fifth-eve for sl3S coo. A handsome dwelling Is 10
no erected thereon. not TO exceed eighty rect III
depth.
Charles T Barney sold to Colonel A. p ke'chum ana
others representing the College of the City OF New"
York tho block front In the east side Of Amsterdam
ave- between One-hundred-and- thriy-ninth ana
One-hundred and for;ieth SITS. 20xlC0 feet for ABOUT
100000 This plot is a part of the new site seiec'eu
for the college
H. f. Corey has sold for William Spero )r'' 10
John J. Maven. NJ CO West Thirty-eighth-st,
four-story high-stoop brownsone dwelling, 2olOX
65x9s9 about $500 taking in payment No 1
Slawson & Hobbs have sold for Mrs. Pauline smith
ne brick ss aga ' oseSeT W
the gas fixtures and mirrors now on the premises
The estate OF j. c. Woodward has sold Nos = ana
% Pcarl-st with alleyway: three fset Wlue L.
1hir6 fronts Il feet in Pearst and Il 7OG feet on
one side and 1915 on the other. Il vae1nt, the "il
buildings which formerly occupied II having h'vh
Nj N a c. lew has sold 20 Theodore Davis; No 2l5
West E.gh;eenh-st a fve-story fath9use. LOT :5Ng-
Mr. Davis gives in exchange No. Az o.eo WI III
feminist. three-story dwelling on "s ~
Levy resod the latter property 10 IN'S' "''+S
'' Holland Kba has sold FOR J. Lenaenmrann no
512 Fast one eenth-st.. iour-sofy
Greene & Taylor have sold No 30 West Forty
nfth-st. four-story private dwelling
ORC IN RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
The announcement that six extra wide lots IN
Riverside Drive above One-hundred- and-siXteenth-
st are to be sold at auction 10y Bryan l.. Ken
nelly ri the Broadway SalesroOm to-day at noon
has attracted considerable attention. ana IN an
probability the competition TO secure thcSe @
building sites will be extremely lively. Inc io'S
are snlenddly situated. and their present ana
prospective surroundings make them among ino
rroosf desirable sites for dwellings In RIVERSIDE
Drive.
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS
The following was the result Of the sales of real
estate IT auction Yesterday at No. III Broadway:
BY William NJ. Ryan: No; 2 Cherry.sto near near
Roosevelt-s; fve-story brick house. lot 296XtsX
25x67. partition sale to John ONeill for sl265o.
No 3o Forty-sixih-slITi near EsssYIo65. amount
due 81 6S loasehold; foreclosure SAFE, 10 herman
Wronkow for 5000 MI 80
Observation-Disclosures rth-st, or fNcr-aVe,,
one and two-story brick and frame buildings ana
vacanf Mot runs south side ono foot cast Of land
of Hudson River Railroad Company; runs soutn-
east 65O6 crossing WcSt-ave. 10 centre me Oh On
alley x southwest 211x again southwest :SX north-
west 6sO.6x north 295 TO beginning, map oil isNri
dale; amount due, S3l% foreclosure saIe 20 rr
plaintiff the Mutual Life Insurance NollP'iN' io'
By BRYAN L. Kennedy No. $50 second,ave'
near East One-hundred- and twenty -ffthIsi. inT ec
story brownstone dwelling lot 2'X1S; pubnc aucllOh
TO c. Mccarthy, St,HN