New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
REAL ESTATE.
ANDREW ALEXANDER PURCHASES
sIXTH-AvE. PROPERTY.
CONTRACT CLOSED FOR THE TRANSFER TO HIM
OF THE NEW BUILDING AT THE NoHih
EAST CORNER OF SINErEESTH-sT

COMPACT CLOSED FOR THE TRANSFER TO HIM
OF THE NEW BUILDING AT THE NORTH
EAST CORNER OF NINETEENTH-sT
IMPORTANT AUCTION SALES.
Andrew Alexander the well-known shoe dealer.
having retail stores at the northwest corner OF
SIxth-ave and Twenty -thrd-st. and In Fulton-st.
closed a contract yesterday with Lachman. Nor
genthau e. Goldsmith for the purchase OF the ia'-
ters new store at the northeast corner OF Nine
feminist and Sxth-ave 5 + Jayne was the
broker. The properly has frontage OF ~ teet IN
the avenue and of l52 feet in Nine,eenth-st me
building is a six-sory. Indiana limestone. nreproof
structure recently completed. and is on an Astor
leasehold. which extends for a period OF twenty
one years. with privilege u renewal The build
ing cos, between s25Oco and s@cc1 The price
paid by Mr.. Alexander could not be learned nut II
i supposed 10 be about $1,000.
The purchaser will take possession about Maf ,Sn
l. occurring the first Moor ana pase aa,i 0 his his
store at TTenylhrds TIE upper lotS VI" North
wall Joins the south wall of Alfred J. Cammeyer,s
mmt shoe store. rhis, after March l. me EN-
Twentieth SITS. will be occupied by these two shoe
dealers. ,us,
upon it, at Sixth-ave. and Twenty -thrd-st, 269
feet in the avenue by SO in the street about eewes
thought to be high price little later he en-.
ea 4 ns BY feet IN the By
deep He has had several excellen, Offers reGeh NY
for this entire parcel MI ALEXANDER la! hs' <,nr
property is: or he may decide to rebuild aver
his removal 20 the new store me properly a. ne
sye dTec iSrne Opposite Mr. HeSander
uptown store was sold a few weeks ago for nearly
$4,000 II has less frontage than the shoe store.
have sold to a Mr.. Fiagler No. Is Park-ave..
four-sory brownstone dwelling. lot le5xso Tor
large crowd in front of Philip A, Smyths suc-
room YESTERDAY witnessed the sale OF the smales s
The property comprises triangular lot. IN 81
Nicholas,ave. north of One-hundred- and forty
OF three feet at one end and nothing at the other
and measuring eight feet and nine ncnes on tne
Court in the partition suit of Daniel d; LAWSON
agains, Anna NJ. futile and others Th do Rarc ,n
the plainiiff Mr. Lawson. for SOL o,. -, ,ho
Philip A. smyth sold to close the estate % OF tne
late Ex-senator John j. BRADLEY Nos ana Mot 10 COX
1854 for SOL 500 also No. q East Sixty-e,ghth-sso
four-story stone front dwelling. lot 2oxlWo aor
SION. nv weng lot 2oxfs for soioo They were SOLD
to William NJ Ryan. representing one OF the he'rs
r n p N ingrsham & Co sold in foreclosure No &c
East syly:ffths hrce-story 6riek , dwel Ene
Side Co.operative building and Loan Association
for s. 900: also IN foreclosure No ia soeth-s
fve-story brick building. lot %SXi6lX5zsx'el 10 NJ
pe,a - Meyer g. CO. sold In foreclosure No g
East one hundred and -seventeenth-st nVe-s'oIs
fathouse on lot 25xloll, TO Joseph Rosenours lot
William Kennedy sold in foreclosure No al West
Nineteenths. lot 5X6Z tnrs ss,1fE TIE e lo also
IN foreclosure the southwest corner OF Convent
ave and One-hundred-an nd th'rty-thrd-st' piot aN
100 TO the plaintiff simon Haberman, LOT s1I no
: De WalItearss sold In foreclosure. near the
north side of One-hundrcd and seventy sixth-st.
between Webster-ave and Myr1e ID.
road So rect ,b nSr.n Sick building irregular
blot. 10 The plaintiff. T. c. Richardson for %co'