New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-08
REAL ESTATE.
n1.s1NEss IN THE FIELD.

| onro,nt tod class OF men when the last "eo" 80,
| Although there was the usual variety oi ','a n,,
In various sections OF the city. only TWO sa''
front importance were reported SeVci"i g.
| woro comneed to acknowledge that cer'",' 20
,ropsoct,ons which they had hoped TO close III wv
| course of the week had either cohhpscu 90 ~, g.,
| had been Indefinitely postponed As po'"'eu ~
these columns a week ago. however the NM. n,
condition OF the money market an" W. ,o,,ng
NTH ,,b,cb n large part Of the brokers are ue '
,.aa,,,o. IN the renting OF offices ana o"e'''"e'
,ioh Ia q more important factor In their business
than usual this year in part at ieas' ,-,t,,
tho annarentIy unfavorabe condition vi 'iio ''
market. ,,-s ,or tia
There has been a tendency among oroRe's 80.
lac, few wears to neglect small sales ana 10 a'r "
" ' ,,ai ort Of their time and attention 10
r,,iro through sales Of great magnitude "'.
oo.so r,,v ore limited and must become sun 'o7'
frequent as the large and valuable pa''' -,
business sections are bought up v! y. t,,,d,rgs
and svndlcates and as tho tan oin'o . 10
hitch orc already I'm excess Of the demand arr o
Ing reared to stand for years III Is ho' ' -.
MS -, ho,,oyor which makes the real estate
orLot and which keeps it In a state OF aciiNi''
Such a favorable condition can ohy NC
| through the investments or the "ise ~ III
! class of people of comparatively smail i"e' 49,,
,,,, email m reels for the future and keep auu'"s
| to their investments A., ,os, ,u,o
or ,bree veors here has been a most noticeap'e IAN,
| , of IN this branch OF the market anu ' ,rs
onncors TO be left largely to buiiue'' ' ,,,,,, "a
ING loan associations Consequently INC 49,, 90
not nearly so marked or the cohu''io - =, ,hri,tv
ket so heathful as where the i"is ~
! merchants are the purchasers Nan or,t
/ nj ,rosort high rate of interest on new jim
! 40, oa,o,o mortgages certainly Is a dete'll"e '
ment in the case OF many people VINO "ou'o In
| wise be willing to put their money INV
| vestments , D.. u,ora not
Tho two important sales referred 10 "c'e nv
closed until the end OF the week inc mo- -,
| ,ho, n, the new six-story. freproof, stohe-i'
! mercantile business building at the hor'heas'
nor NJ Nineteenth-st and Sixth-ave' Inc ST. ~
| "a on n plot fronting Is feet In the aNenu'
| feet IN the street leased from William ""''''
| for for twenty-one years at S22ooo yea,
tho privilege Of renewal and was purchaser py A's.
drew Alexander from Lachman' MOI -,
| GOLDSMITH through 8. J.. Jayne Co. NJ "oo'
| 500, 600 This ls one of the most intereS'i'e -.
| ~ the season. considered from the s'a.'po =, a
| effect on the east side OF Sixth-a'e' anu 80 =, ~.
| noction with other recent sales OF p'opot' -
immediate neighborhood in the Sxth-aVe sec'io'i'
''',,ne ,a u,os that OF the entire east block
,ro,, ,r Ams,erdam-ave.. between Onc-hu"u'
andn,nth and One hundred -and-enth s,s' os o'.'
| ID Crimmins Simon Bernheimer anu '.' ~
| Isaac Bernhemer. TO the National Acauoi'
| sign through II. H. Cammann CO. Inc 49,
wju erect handsome building on the plo', VIZ"
| has a frontage in Amsterdam-ave' Oh i'ii' '
| and I'm each OF the streets or 100 rect
rho following auction sales are scheduled TOT TINS
| wcek to take place at No. III Broao""'' ~
| otherwise specified . ,, o cor
| Nondav February s-By Adrian H. Muiier @ ooi''
foreclosure sale George L. Rives, referee southea
CORNER of Elehth-ave. and Eighteenth-st' -ofAiio'
| four-story frame building. with stores, anu wv
| story frame buildings, with stores lo'''"e %
street in rear also Nos 2is to 90 West Eighteeh'
ST south side 10 feet east OF Eighth-aVe', ooA'-'
one three-story and two two-story frame ou,u'ns'
also Nos 36 to 242 West Elghteenth-st south siue'
p,s foot east of Eighth-ave., 07114x02 five ana SIX
story brick brewery and three-story brick once
also northeast corner of Eighth-ave ana seven ven,
teenth-st 264xioO threesody iT bndngs: also No
2l3 TO 2l5 West Seventeenth-st. north size w. i
b1 north 80 by west about 30 by south 02 to be-
ginning. eight one two three ioug' I!a and md 28 TO
1r5oN tbreestory frame buildings with two-story
brick stables and y frame 4a pV Wssp e On
teertHst north side 3i04a feet east of Eighth
ox %ih wo orsfS h frame building
and four-story brick tenement on rear Due on
By Philip A. smyth foreclosure sale. David B.
ogden, referee. No 1854 Madlson,aye;; west side
43iI feet north of One-hundred- and-hf i9x'o
Tuesday February . BY Peter F. Meyer fore re-
closure sale William s. Andrews. referee, No 80?
East one hundred and, ninth-st south side 40, feet
east of second;aye 23xi CO. aye-story brick tene
BY William Kennedy, foreclosure sale, \. T ~
s es F FstsT OF 2 asS
brick store and loft building. Due on Judgment,
BY william Kennedy foreclosure sale. j. c.
OConor, referee northwest corner of West End
east is by, south 10 by east - to avenue. four
story and basement brick dwelling Due on iudg-
M NO. g 1etyt to- q5 BY ohaTd
ecutops sale ~ north side ~ feet
terest of the estate of George r. Lansing deceased,
IN an :. asr rec or contract to purchase upon
Wednesday, Feb. io.-By Peter F. Meyer, fore
closure sales Charles Donohue, referee, northeast
second-st. 23xs5 nvestory brick Hat. with store.
Due on Judgment si69 93. Also, 40. 81 Manhattan
ave, east side. ~ feet north of One hundred and
second-st.. 9x95 hve-story brick fiat Due judg
BY Peter f. Meyer. foreclosure sales, John H.
Rogan. referee, No 81 Manhatta lave. east side.
. feet north OF One-hundred nd -second-s. 25xs5
fve-story brick fiat: Also No IS Manhattan ave-
east side 10 feet north of One hundred-a second
st.. Silks. fve-story brick fiat Due on judgments.
by William Kennedy. foreclosure sale. S. L.. Fl.
Ward. referee, No S29 Lexington-ave, east side ?,
feet south Of Thlrty-ninth-s @sxSo fou 2S
ana basement ,,S brownstone-front dwelling. Due on
BY William Kennedy. foreclosure SALE Richard s
Farley, referee, No "a West Forty-sixh-st.. south
side, 1914 feet east of Eighth-ave 1879 by 1905 AS
tor leasehod: Due judgment. s4.sO7
BY Richard V. farnett, foreclosure SALE Robert
Surgs. referee. No. West Eighty fourth-st south
side Ii9 feet west of Eighth-ave axiO22 four-sory
and basement stone-front dwelling. Due on judg
AZ No. SO Llberty-st.. by Richard " Harnctt. cx-
ecutOts sale, Riverside Drive east side 625 feet
north Of One-hundred- and-fourth-st 52xl0Ox50xlOO
vacant; also Nos 81 and 3l3 West Eighty fourth
St, north side $50 feet west Of West End-ave 50x
1922. two two-story and Basement frame dwellings,
20x30 each.
At No. 80 Liberty-st., by Richard V Harnett
public auction sale. No. H2 West Fourteenth-st
north side. 575 feet west of Seventh-ave., axl3l6
four-story and basement brownstone front dwell
inc.
Thursday. Feb 1l:-By Peter F. Meyer foreclos-
IRE sale Edward r. Mccall. referee No. 80 West
Ninety -seventh-st. sJuth side. 275 feet west OF
Elghth-ave 1Sx10O1l. four-story and basement
brick dwelling Due on judgment. H4,sl7
BY Potter +. Meyer, foreclosure SALE George B.
| Mcclellan. referee. No 5l7 10 527 West Thrty-hfth-
St. north side. 2 feet west of Tenth-ave., BOXES
also No ga to 52o West Thirty sxth-st.. south side
200 feet west OF Tenth-ave.. l00x9s9 eight-s
brick piano factory; also Nos. 526 and sos West
Thirty-sixh-st. south side, $50 feet OF Tenth