New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18
THE WEEK IN REALTY.
ACTIVITY IN DWELLINGS-THE LEADING
ALEs-CONvEYANCES AND MORTGAGES


While there was Jess doing in real estate in the
last week than the week before, the dealings were
nevertheless good scale. As for some tme
the chief activity was In dwellings. There wero
also many transfers of vacant lots and other par
ce.s for improvement The transactions OF ths week
included the following:
Jesse C. Bennett sold for Alonzo b. knignt me
basement dwelling No So4 West Seventy SKI ST.
ReveHy IGr the so nT inns private
dwelling at No So West Sixty-eighth-s' l'&''Aio|'-
j. r. Briggs sold for Edward Rafter the north tn
west corner OF Eighth ave and One-hundred-a am,
house 1i Size 255Se6xioo, for about $4,000
1 na sod vt at a9p o new to an bus
beSsh5 By he seller il May, 1Ss$; ,.,o- about
sC 30 N Wcsf af fourstoy and
o. The seller bought it in 1870 for 5000
Jacob d. Butler sold to Max Marx and Marcus
ht @ pSt and Knssbrdge Road
and five lots adjoining on the street neins por t
Messrs. Marx and Nathan have resod their lots
the corner plot 1lSxl2$x1o5 loyS4 to building loan
hundred-and- sixty-hfth-s!.. 125xlO51o. to Mr.
George r Read sold for Mrs Burger to Am:
brOss Ely No IS Godst "a f g brick
lot az Marx sd fCT Sf @ sss 20 a
yestOr No. sss cCumbus:aye ca ri ve-story brick
Simon ane sehe G sold DOT TO builder plot x
the cast side Of Mott;aye 200 feet north of One
Phps sod for lIa BARLEY to
s. Berger the southwest. corner Of Lexington-aye
John Davis sold for Julius J: Lyons. to an in.
business building 3 feet front by los deep.
rSsSso SSSsd sS Ss for s aS on
ninth-st south side, $50 feet east of Fifth-ave
Mr. GsSha1d % build w qi Rsu6 for P a IS
pairing the plans. This makes the nth sale Cap
tain Cock has recently made so is Nos
IL, 1S 2l12. % and p Kipg-st TO Charles Hyd s
for % e taking IN part
at Plainfeld and forty-sx lots at Baychester. N Y.
hoa a%e? s5sss1S So $50 East Thirtynnthst. for
Pa3s TRADED with a.. Lew sss
!9sif1ah s5s 5lssss NJ IVES: Esht5
Iowenfeid & Prayer sold to John Buchanan the
four-story double tenement house on plot Hsxssn
Ber%ann Co sold for s., as soyy, R s3Ss
G grookyn
corner OF Lee-ave. each 26x76xlOo' to G. Henr'ch
~ john livingston sold No 1850 East Forty sixth
St: fogr-story dwelling on lot lSxlo SSs,, 1,
NO. iss west Eighty drst-st four-story private
dwelling on lot lsx1o2.2.
No. IS East seventeenth-st old buildings on a lot
17xs2 He will erect on the site an eisht-story fire.
proof mercantile building.
s. G. Bayne, president of the Seaboard National
Bank. sold to. Mrs. Mary f. Blodgett lot on the
south side of One hundred and fourteenth st, 100
feet east OF the boulevard for H25N.
oma cRurcb Sds rIR as Rq sha fs s
Norfoik-st and from Mrs. Foster No. 15s Norfolk
St. comprising plo. 1Oox1oo feet. They have sold
No las Orchard-st. a six-story brick building. 25x
SIC feet, to Bernhard Kasner
l.. J. Carpenter sold. for the Rhinelander estate
to investor plot OF lots in East Sixtysxt hist.
First-ave, for about s35,o0o on which the pur
chaser will erect fathouses.
William f. Jackson sold for Miss f. Thompson
to an investor No. 399 West-st.. Charles. old
building on plot 22.3xS0 for about $4,000
James Kyle g. Sons sold for Frank L. Warrin
the fve-story apartment-house at No 33I East
Thirty-ffth-st.. on a plot 25x10o feet.
George a. Bowman sold for Mrs. p e. StrAtton,
the fve-story double, brick tenement-house at No.
AL West Seventeenth-st
,stabler & Smith sold for Paul ,. Pugh the Bus
duct-ave., the property consisting Of about thirty
lots and 4 large dwelling. for about $4,000
Following is the record OF conveyances mort
cages and buildings projected in New-York the
last week compared with this corresponding week In
1895: