New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24
THE REALTY MARX EFT.
EXcr!IENT DEMAND FOR PROPERTY OF
ALI. KINDS.

private contract reported h. brokers aggregated
s. 90 Coo There an excellent demand Tor prop
eriy Of every description. \ majority Of the parce's
dis;oscd OF were below Central Park. Many of ne
Per. bases also were for future improvement. TIE
oa.c, 81 tho week included tine following:
Mandelbaum & Levine bought from Clarence r.
Conger individually and as trustee for the , estate
ST. plot fronting 3i feet in the street by 100 feet
deep with five four-story brick dwellings, ana
the six story brick tenement house with stores at
No ~ Clnton-st.. and the four-story bricK tene-
The Petty. soulard & Walker Realty Company
sold william Dahnke four lots on the sonthe ,s,
corner OF one hundred nd-slxy -ffth-s. plot llsx
lo5x irregular The buyer will improve the property
G. r Gregor & SON sold Tor Clara Bliss a number
Of the sixteen new private dwellings, IN 0ne-hun
EdgAcombe aves and in Edgecombe-sve between
spd fort;ab ss escn 7xs5xioo to Charles r Bar
ney in part payment for the McNicker property az
Hudson CONSISTING fps Oh hose heron
Henry Rothschild the builder. sold Nos LOO. Loo
and 1859 Madison-ave. hve-story brick hathouses'
Charles Davis sold through Golaing Whtehouss
No % Vest Forty-second-st to j. Fred Pierson for
American basement dwelling At No. 70 West Sew
Anty-seventh-st for McCafferty Buckley build
Clarence If" Rsmsey sold for Mrs G. B Seymour
No. S45 Amsterdam-avs- hve-story na'house' On
Kari NJ Wallach & Son sold No $50 Secona-ave
four-story brick tenement-house. or lot lsxso' on
Grove & Taylor sold the fve-story brownstone
private dwelling al the northeast corner Oh hes,
G ea5ca'e anu ''V -"'''''' - INV, '' '' -
The receiver of the Harlem River Bank sold 70
story private dwelling on private terms .rr.r -
Jere@a P' G lyons for $1,000 the valuable plot
% a. the southwest eorner OF Fl Tx ye aIo
begin extensive improvements in tho spring He
will erect seven-story apartment-house on me
corner occupying the entire Parh-ave front and
running back 33 feet in the street On the balancs
Of The plot toniing 8, fee, in the street and ies
dwellings, These will be ive-story American base,
Nth od far and N Of the TO- m
investor whose name is withheld Nos 81 2ss. 2S5
and 81 East Sons69 he prSpeTty
about month ago and m Is nnderstoon rnss hs
that these transactions constitute a deal,
though this is hardly likely .
brownstone private dwelling az No "a West One
hundreds and twelfth-st, on plot lox,Sxlo2 to caro-
Joseph c. Hoagland has purchased No q West
Fifty.frst,st lot ioxl@ four.story private dwell;
the property time ago and made extensive and
expensive alterations;
chased ss G from Mrs Albert Young no Is west Fifty
sh s %ar about frGn5 american base
John Davis sold for s W 3: Smith to an investor
!n s 'FH spFc ef?R
for about sl25oo0.
A: Stern and Isidore Jackson bought from James
p Kernochan Nos s. 10. 10 and IA Clinton-st plot
75xlOO for about $4,000. The buildings the prop
brick tenement-house and were purchased in fore
closure by the seller; in July. 1895. for $4,000
sale which had been hanging fire was closed by
Douglas Robinson & Co BY it the Cushman estate
and Yves, Tenth SITS, Including three. four and 1--WE
STORY browns ,U rSn5 and brick dwssgs and
The sane brokers also sold for the same estate the
plot. 2Ss fee. trent by about 100 at No. 4o4 West
John J. Clancy & Co. sold for the estate OF Bryan
Lawrence The apartment house at the northeast
vestory building at 10 80 coumbn na a': a5xisc
benjamin Wood. No IS West Sixty -first-st four
pC m awe Pak ws for
feet north of One-huncred-and- sxthst.. for $1,000
Lowenfeld & Prayer sold at private contrac, the
plo, S5xloo. on the south side of East 0nehundred-
Abelman & Rosenbaum who will improve the prop
eftv by the erection Of a hve-story apartment
NJ Rosenweg sold No s. East One hundred and
eleventhcst; threestory private dwelling; 10, Box
in trade No $40 East sixty-hfth-st., three-story
private dwelling, lot Isxco
lander to Charles f. simmons. No 23l West One
ndred-and:twelfth-st., three-story br,wnstone
seton & Wissmann sold for Mary l.. Coster, to
fS6n Bp lst 9f ys;sFy brick dwelling No 80
l,oweneld Prayer bought Sri from Almond John
son the three 1Ouf-StOFy prlch plot IOxq2x
irregular. Nos Az. ~ and AS East Tenth-st on
private terms.
Bernard Mayhofr sold for A. Meyer to an investor
No. 233 Ninth-ave. four-sory brick tenement house
on lot "A Sxio, on private terms
Fay q Stacom sold the six-story tenement house
on lot 3xlOo the northeast corner OF Stanton and
Orchard sts for about $1,000
Hiram Rnado & Bro. sold for Rentz Brose to
A. Gutenberg Nos. l2 and II Cannon-st. two I'VE
story tenement houses. each 23x0, for abou ss Coo
William Neckerman sold 10 George Neamgold 10
10 West One-hundred "a thireenth-st. fivestory
fathouse, on plot 2O9Xloo1l.
Isaac A. Lawrence sold to Cumming & Ferguson
the plot ll6xl0Oll. the north side OF Onehun
dred md -fourth-st. 100 feet east OF Columbusave
Two valuable plots on the north side OF Ninetv
ATHEIST 100 feet east OF Fifth-ave. were soId H.,
John Weber private terms. -
Following Is the record of conveyances mar,
cages and buildings projected in New-York tha 10 =,
week compared with the corresponding week OF
1896: ..,,,,,,...