New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-28
REAL ESTATE.
,r.c1urSr A,roNG THE BROKERS.

There was a vague rumor In real estate circles
yesterday that large plot in Broadway near
forty-second-st. had been bought as the size lo'
Gin another new hote.. The only gFouho loT l'e
repor so far as could be learned was the TACT lha'
.he Mot adjoining the Hotel Cadillac, in Longacre
c.,,ara 10 feet north OF Forty-third-st has been
,aasod 10 n syndicate for a long term OF years Inc
names OF the lessees and their intentions are kept
equally secret. The owner Of the properly Is -
T Barney but at his office to-day all further an
formation was refused. The plot has frontage Oh
proadwav of Is feet. depth of $40 and an l. 10
Forty-fourth-s,., where the frontage Is :" iee'
and brownstone dwelling stands
Hermann wronkow has sold to Orson Num- %
"The Scientific American" the hve-story apd''
ment-aouse 5OxlO0. Nos. 222 and 2A West Fm, NJ
nlnth-st known the Park View. for ABOUT S4''''
W 81 ,,oo,h
~ vyrorkow has also bought from a Mr.. Beacn'
~ Hartford. Conn., twenty-four two-and a-na"'
story brick private dwelling in CleVe'a"'
between Baltic and Butler SITS" Brookl! H. AZ.
total consideration Of about 5000 ara ,"' &C.,
chased from George F. johnson Nos 100 anS.
Madson-ave. and No. Sc East one-huil4-, NJ, inov
nrst-st.. five-story corner hathouseS' ' " F
49, FOR about $4,000 - o. Nc,
julius Friend has sod FOR Afred lam IA ~
Freund the property Nos i27 lzs ana 80. Immediate
50xl0o with old buildings, for NOTSS Ses exnire The
lmproEehen' Mv also sold several other plots IN ms
district 10 Max Freund some u "'''0''
reTG 5e syndicate has soa TO
Henry Schmitt No - Joh' ,bree-story extension.
or I x II is the last OF the row at t GnG
hundred;and-fSoITt;Sys,h = hGiiiie. '''''''
the 6nd ReIotSSsehid has sold to julius FeischjmanT
taTes 3 feet north of onehundred.
FEMINIST and TO Ad5lPs Sne5F1 100 feet
SCUM sou If sevenhave which the latter has reso'u
with With a loan % NJ J. keenan,. .,o following sales
M Rrookiyn estate of John Leferts TO ChatIes
j. Day. cashier OF the Broadway Ebe 1In No IS Ru,
a iand Road to Dr. Henry A. Alderj9n Ihrees Rm
and basement brick and s5Gne y pDaeass 6o feet
frontage IN ocean-ave at ne Moi 5Sx20
Regents en- 1d Pfcs sd 10 Of A hsHoS ROAD
w. TTaphsgerT noft 4f D ana 10 Charles
2eihoefer plot on the north side OF Linden boule-
XsTd. near Bedford-ave 75x2S5 ,.os uoousds
No s. McDougai-st, l5xSs. to Charles Glasshem for
aG Tsse Farley have sold for Thomas Farley to
1obn Hickey No lois East One-hundred- andosixty-
Hinth-st. a two-story dwelling on Io' -VNl'V' io
The Pike estate has sold to We'll Mayer No los
sg1n s has Ga also DD boneh Nos s and s. HenTys
0l1 uShaei Engiert has sold 10 Maurice Levy the
,hree-story building 4Ox75 at the southwest corner
ofForsyth and Delaney IS 10 Marks Grouse No 47
west Fif.y-ihird-st.. fve-story fathouse on lot
W81Tis Wof has sold 10 A. L. NJ Bullowa No 81;
Wes: One-hundred; and; seyen;eenth-st' ave-''ory
fathouse on lot 25XlQo . ,, ~ -.
Mrs Iiebold has sold TO Max Goldsein NO. 100
ES St" one.hundred- and-fourth-str four-story
double 1athouse private terms. -
William Kennedy will sell al auction at no. III
Broadway al noon on Tuesday, by order OF the eX-
enutors Of Alexander Rich, the handsome four-story
Srownstone-front dwelling, No. IS West Fifty-sixth-
st., on a lot 95xIo05. about 525 feet west of Fifth
IN this city the auction sales last week amounted
20 s507 GA compared with the corresponding week
OF last year Of s1175s57 The following tables COM
pare the New-York conveyances, mortgages and
projected buildings for the corresponding weeks Of
1881 and 1885,
CONVEYANCES.