New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-03
REAL ESTATE.
A DAY OF NUMEROUS IMPORTANT
TRANSACTIONS.
PROPERTY INVOLVING MORE THAN H'eooWo j.
DWELLINGS, BUSINESS AND FLAT HOUSES

DWELLINGS. BUSINESS AND FLAT HOUSES
CHANCES HANDS.
The real estate market took a big jump yes'er-
day As result several important transactions
were recorded and the brokers for once ceased 70
complain Of the dulness and congratulated one an
other upon tho hopeful outlook The dealings IN
three Of the transactions alone involved properties
valued at nearly one and half million uoiars
while numerous other sales Of Importance came IN
TO swell the days record In real estate to figure
mounting we'll up toward the 100000 mark There
was a largo attendance at the auction rooms and
bidding brisk.
Tho transaction which caused the most talk
among the brokers leaked out In the afternoon ana
involved the purchase by w. Bayard Cutting OF
Mrs o. II. p. Belmonts handsome city house al
the southwest corner of Seventy-second-st and
Madson-ave at about $aoo,0o. Smith K stewart
Of No. As Wiam-st., acted az the brokers TOT MIS-
Belmont and Richard NJ. Montgomery & Co. repre-
scented Mr.. Cutting. The details OF the purchase
are published In another column Of this issue
Samuel F. Jayne Co. have sold Nos o. 81 and 80
East Nineteenth-st for Harry Chaffee. the builder
to Mr. Kendall for $4,000 The buyer gives In
part payment Nos 43 and 40 East Nineteenth-st'
at sl25 900. Mr. Chaffee bought the properties NOS
20 to 80 East Nneteenthst. in February 1890 from
William F. Havemeyer, with old dwellings, OH
them. He tore them down and built on the plot
an eight-story reproof store, lofts and office build
Ing which Is nearly all rented. He will build
similar building on the other two lots
Joseph Hamerschlag and David f. Oppenheimer
have sold to Daley & Carlson the southeast corner
Of ana ,,I Tbn bucrs Win
immediately improve the property oy the erection
l.. Calm has sold to a Mrs Turner No 1.o45 Fifth.
ave. four:s.ory brownstone dwelling, on plot
22xl0o
E. Conn Nos 49, lIs and 100 West Thirty fourth.
e. . Ss TSe
w s plot 9 M
One-hundred- and -eighteenth-s', an apartment
Nos. 1852, 1884 and lsss seventh-aye,. also the the
iye.story nahouse No: ?cs West one,hunared ar
Charles Moser has sold to A. Cohen No l,sH SEC,
ond.ave. fve-story brick tenement house S1s 2x
doug SouSal- the pt tSree tn ia house
Cumming Ferguson have sold to John ss Sasse
Mr. sasse in. Is Sr ns
It is reported that $50 West onshunared and
twenty-seventh-st., fve-story single ha'house'
has been sold at about $20'Wo
STOCK EXCHANGES PROGRESSIVE MOVE.
The recent action Of the governors OF the Stock
Exchange in leasing for a term Of years the ground
floor of the Newest. end Of the Commercial Cabe
Building which adtoins the Exchange building on
the south is only another evidence OF the prosreo-
sive policy of the Stock Exchange. That organiza;
lion bv securing 2555 square feet Of additional
floor space and cutting an entrance through the
aGGnpg Ta S beside aordns easy
and quick means of communication between mem en-
latter class, realizing the advantage of being in
practically the same building with their brokers'
sbould be cut on are renting offices in the Com
mercial Cable Building. which is rapidly Ming
with tenants The new building VIII De opeheu Oh
AN IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE.
An important auction sale by William NJ. Ryan
including several valuable parcels is scheduled to
take place at No. Ill Broadway on March "a NJ
Ryan will sell at that time and place In foreclosure
proceedings against ex-senator Eugene OCoh-
nor Of Brooklyn. the Hotel Pomeroy. a seven-story
brick building. facing north. at Broadway, Elgnth-
ave and Fifty-ninth-st:, on a plot .os9t x'I;;3'.N
4ossXss Re VIII also sci, pE S ana IN n, E Eas
Broadway and Catharine-st, fronting III chatham
Square
RESOLUTIONS on A MEMBERS DEATH.
The Directors Of the Real Estate Exchange and
Auction Room In Liberty-st yesterday passed res
olut!ons expressing their regret at the death OF
Augustus ~ Cruikshank. OF the firm OF p. A;
Cruikshank & Co. former member OF me BoaII
of Directors and one OF the original STOCKHOLDERS Oh
the Exchange.
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
A, tho Newyork Real Estate salesrooms yester-
day the following parcels were sold:
BY Peter +. Meyer & Co. foreclosure sale NO. 80
West Nnetyseventh-st south SIDE 30 feet We, o,
brick dwelling. sold TO =. A. Brice for $1,000, w..
BY Philip A. Smyth, foreclosure sale NO. 30 Wes'
ThIrteenth-s south side 3i3 feet east OF seventh.
ave 22XlO3 feet, three story and basement DITCH
dwelling sold 10 C. j. Coulter for s20,6o .
BY d. p Ingraham Co, foreclosure sale, No
422 East One-hundred- nd hfeenth-st south side.
22O feet east First-aye. 25xloo feet, four,story
brick tenement. sold to l. f. Pendergast for slIss
BY d. p. Ingraham & Co. foreclosure sale. Nos 6G
TO G9 East one hundred -seventh-st, hortn
side AS feet OF Brook-ave, 13oxlO feet, hve-
story brick tenements sold to John a. PniloricK ior
$3.50 , ~ -
BY James i. Wells sale to secure dover, lot No 90.
man of Mount Hope. the western reserve or Upper
Morrislana made in May, 1852, Monroe-ave., east
side $50 feet south of Gray-st, OxlW feet two
story frame dwelling, sold TO Annie ;. Merz Tor
A.705 ~. 49,
BY William Kennedy. foreclosure sale 10 az az
West hundred-and- fftieth-st,, north SIDE Zi5
feet west of ST. Nicholas Place, 25x9s. two-story
frame dwelling. with two-story frame dwellings, IN
rear sold to w. II. l.. Lee. plaintiff Tor so.5W -
BY John A. Van Rensselaer,, partition sale. No;
2i3 West Nineteenthst. north side, 4O rect west OF
Seventh-ave.. l5x62 feet. hree-story Enghsh base
ment brick dwelling sold TO Maria L. Simpson for
$500 ~. %,
BY Bryan J.. Kennedy. foreclosure sale, Nos ga
to COS West One-hundred- and thirty hrst.st south
side $50 feet west OF the Boulevard. I5X@ three
story brick stable. sold TO Elizabeth Baenforth'
plaintiff, for s25.lO