New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-20
REAL ESTATE.
BIG TRANSACTIONS AT PRIVATE CON-
TRACT.
JOHN D. CRIMMINs BUYS AN ENTIRE BLOCK oN
THE EAST sIDE-A LARGE AFAHI MEM
HOUSE soLD-oTHER IMPORT

THE EAST sIDE--A LARGE APARTMENT
HOUSE soI.D-oTHER IMPORT
ANT SALES
Aca and important sales were the order OF the
day in the real estate market yesterday. Vaiu'
able property In lower Fifth-ave changed hahus'
an entire block on the East Side was sold, and a
large apartment house on the West side found
new owner All of these transactions involved large
amounts OF money, the price in each case running
we'll I'D into six figures There were also sInaIler
though not unmportant sales In plenty.
John ID. Crimmins purchased from Bridget C.
Kane the entire block. including apout twenty
seven city lots. lying between Flrst-ave' ana 'he
Fast River and East Ninety fifth and Ninety-sixth
sts together with the waterfront, LOT N,o"V'
Townsend & Mahan were the brokers, iarse
power-house for the Second-ave road Will be Duilt
on the plot and the yards will also be situated
there
The large Rlchfeld apartment-house nj NOS. zoo
237 239 and 241 West Forty-thrd-st a scven-story
brick reproof building on plot yo In1 rto To
100 deep. was sold by MIS- hosinh No''""'' " "''
investor for aboIt slGO,eW 49, . ,,,, O. 70 90
Henry Corn sold through T; s. Clarkson q CO. 10
between Twentieth and Twenty-hrst SIS StS ne"
en-story stone and orick lns in par payment
the five-story brick storage warehouse. on piot
s,s a at No No 20 West Third-st sxstory brick
building on a plot l0x75 feet ,,.... r,o.,or for
"A Bprlnger
Albert Wagner the sx-story building at No ~
Nassau-st near Futon-st. The seller bought the
property in May last for $4,000. and mas since
spent a considerable sum In remodelllng ana , re-
buildiug IL for offices and store purposes. VT.
Wagner takes in part payment the Two iour,s.oiy
apartment houses, Nos. us and I'D East Ninety!
thrd-st. 65Xl0l. A., -. ,,ud
Mandeibaum e. Levine have bought the OLD pua-
ings AT Nos 532 53i and $50 West Thrty-eishth-sl,
800 feet east of Eleventh-ave, and running throus"
in Thirtv-seventh-st a plot l5x2W -,
Miss Anna l.. Livingstone and MIS- Mary -; harlI-
son have sod TO Charles II. Russell No. Ai LeXns-
ton-ave. a private dwelling. 2XoSxlc' Tor ABOUT
$1,000 -, 49,. II, =.
NJ H. and C. Ernst and Max Marx ARK have sold sold to to
hundred and ythird st, LZ feet west oi
Amsterdam ave. for about SO,0W Ine buyer WIN
erect AT once a of six brick private evenings.
Jennie Conklin, OF Santa Clara, ~ T., mas sold 70
Max Marx for about $4,000 an Irregular plot lncuu-
ing abou, ten lots, fronting 40 feet on the horth
side of One-hundred and wenty-sevehtn-st ana
running through to Onehundred- and-tweny -eisnth-
ST forty-eight feet west OF Convent-aVe a.,
Barnett d Co have sold to Max steiner TOT MI
Iight!ifer No l49 West One hundred-and,tWef.
ST three-story brownstone private dWelhhS' i'AoV~
100 feet, private terms. ~ ~ r,u.,..
Frederick Zitte has sold for George e. Edgar
Sons & Co. the builders. No. 20 West Eghty-eishtn-
ST. a four-story private dwelling. ZxUOXlW leei' Oh
private terms. II, -. ~ ~,
Broadway Yesterday. The announcement was Inade
that a plot in the village of Mott Haven was 10 pe
sold but the sale was adjourned for week