New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-17
REAL ESTATE.
THE BERKELEY LYCEUM PROPERTY
GOES CHEAP AT AUCTION.

GOES CHEAP AT AUCTION.
There were a few sales and many rumors OF sales.
in the real estate world yesterday, most OF the
latter proving, when investigated, baseless
real estate fables usually The chief interest
OF the market. however. centred in the auction
rooms. At the Broadway salesroom the Berkeley
Lyceum Associations property was knocked down
10 Henry 3. Barnes the publisher, whose home 10
to IL for $50 80. The building originally
$4,000. and the three lots which II stands
are appraised at 5000 each. by a moderate est-
mate. Nobody seemed to want the property. how
ever, and 1t is said that Mr.. Barnes. now that no
has got the parcel. does not know what TO do with
1t. Only two bidders took part a Mr.. Martin and
she eSyef anS the nd oGahg H wSS 20 80, On and
finally to $1,000 at which price the parcel was
In the sale at the same exchange, OF the twenty
three lots on the proposed Grand Coneourse in The
the executor. so, after lot had been sold tho
balance OF the parcels was withdrawn
At the Liberty Street Exchange. Solomon de
Waearss offered several parcels for the executors
OF the estate OF Mary L. Walton. They consisted
Of ola, S cunt seat at Bayonns N j. quantity OF
All this property was purchased over forty years
ago and mo no mortgsges $, have eyer been placed
Using but satisfactory prices at last obtained
S all u 1ne bd % by S Sse 1ns ba'0""e parcel
The results OF the sales at both exchanges were
as follows:
AT THE BROADWAY EXCHANGE.
BY William NJ. Ryan; NO 7i3 Greenwich-st near
Perry-st, two-story brick dwelling, lot 57.2x%ss Ok
125xsx4 to beginning: partition gale; william Car
Tough against Phebe Carlough ct al, to ]. J. Glea-
son. for $3.50
No llS Perry-st.,- near Hudson.st., three-story
brick G%eng lot s; 2 sd partition sale to
No $50 West Forty -second-st. near Ninth-ave..
threestory brownstone dwelling. lot l7x9s9; volun
tary sale 10 j. N, Brown. for $3.50
by William Kennedy: No; "A West One e-hun-
brick iathouse lot 2x1CJll foreclosure SALE Simon
z; Bernhemer and another against 90, Alexander I6
By ADRIAN H. Muller & Son; Willow Lane, south
SIDE Ns Os Nos Ss 8 sns e R&D OF
William McBrien as executor. etc. ct al; TO Will
'a BY Pe etsraf' Meyer CO.. No as5 East Forty
| second-st. near Second-ave four-story stone
front dwelling. lot 16Sloo5; partition sale; James NJ
Kealy against Ella II. Kealy ct al; 10 +. j. Lantry
s yyssays near sat-. SsSs
| rina Lnck against Lizzie A. McCone ct AL: to Will
n. Ba East one-hundred and third-st. near Lex
ingtonave four-siory brownS;one nath ,i o io
BY James l.. Wells: Louise-st, east side, $50 feet
north Of Plot S1 aGn5 estate tate
lydia E. Morrill, against Peter vollmer ct al; to
Peter Vollmer for g c25 ,.,.. .,
Fifth-ave., four-s,ory brick d-stone building
Berkeley LyceTm pct 7x r., y
fremont: Twentythree lots at junction Of Crane
dSrawn eycept one at southeast corner OF streets
named: sold for 1920.
AT THE LIBERTY STREET EXCHANGE.
BY Richard " Harnett & Co.: No. 1888 Bowery
near Fifth-st four-story brick building, lot Axloo
voluntary sale; withdrawn at $3.50
BY s. De Walltearss: No. S. East Broadway
! near Market-st five and SIX story brick building
| lot 25xGSS: executors sale: to II. c. Backman To-
SIS $50.
| 30 rs Gouverneur-st.. near Madison-st., two
story brick dwelling lot 2llhxS36; executors sale
| TO j. T. Sil.iman for Sl26OO.
| No 329 to 1893 Madiyon-st., northwest corner o
Scammel-st. three two-story frame dwellings. Will
Sisiz In depth, and Nos. q and q Scammel-st.
| near Madison-st. two four-story brick tenemen
houses 45x about 973A; executors sale. TO Nathan
=. Waidmsn for 1880
No $50 East One hundred and thirty fourth st.
near Wis-aye. fye-story brick double nathouse
lot 2iskxloo; executors sale: TO j. t. silliman 70
No 455A sackett-st.. Brooklyn. two-story bricl
dwelling house lot lSxlp; executors SALE 10 N. c
Bsyonne. N j., Avenue A, house and 22-loO acre
SALES AT PRIVATE CONTRACT.
L. J. Phillips e. Co have sold for Clarence Tru
to a vice-presdent Of the New-York Central Rail
road No. 337 West Seventy-sxth-st a new Ave
story American basement private dwelling on a 10
32xS0 This house is the last Of a group at IN
northeast corner Of Riverside Drive The corne
house, which ad5oins II. was sold last week 4
Henry c. Miner.
The Frank L. Fisher Company has sold for A
p. Kight the hve-story American basement India n,
limestone dwelling. No. 800 West Seventy. sixth ST
Z3HeSxiV with dining 9 room extension to a Mr.
Mail haa sold <o~