New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-09
REAL ESTATE.
VALUABLE DOWNTOWN BUILDING SAC
RIFICED AT AUCTION.
coon PRICES FOR NEW RIVERSIDE DRIVE
DWELLINGS OBTAINED AT PRIVATE
CONTRACT-A BUSY DAY IN

GOOD PRICES FOR NEW RIVERSIDE DRIVE
DWELLINGS, OBTAINED AT PRIVATE
coNTRACT-A BUSY DAY IN
THE MARKET.
Two Of the valuable parcels of downtown
nroperty offered at auction in the last year were
knocked down by Peter F. Meyer, in the Broad
way auction rooms yesterday, after brief ana
spiritless competition, at ridicuousy low prices
There we're only five bidders-Flake Downing
7 9 & NJ Korn. Hoffman Brothers. a represent
alive OF Frederick G.. Bourne. president OF the
singer Manufacturing Company. and A. E. Mar
ling of II. s. Ely & Co.-and 1t Is the general
opinion that both buyers secured great bargains.
The first parcel offered was Nos -, 81 ana ~
Iiberty-st.. three marble brick and iron-froht
buildings with frontage OF about 20 feet ana
depth OF about 100 feet adjoining the Singer
huilding now in course OF erection at the north
Yves, corner OF Broadway and Lberty-st. The hrst
bid was 100000, and this was followed by coupe
Of bids of $1,000 more The proper was na iay
S5i0OW The heirs recently reGeincd an 3'ter a'
private contract Of s2591o and refosea ~
sii-snda haf-story front structure known
b by 5Ps am i feet ' in dsph Liberty
81 parcel IN the rear DID OF I;ed ~aI the
Competition began between them. Flake & D Sd
ling and l. s NJ. Korn After the oiddi NO mao in
reached $4,000 the BIDS grew lower until s-9O III
we're reached These bd5 ora and Ho
In great contrast to this poor showing in the
private contract CLARENCE True SoS go, no dweiiIne
h house at the northeast Of Eightieth-s on
s g. f Sm nearer 4Ha sIsF nous
$4,000 Mr. True has also sold this week t 10 so M
Mart Martin Ne h Hysrsq For ABOUT ABOUT 5000
It was also rumored yesterday that nesotiations
were practically c9mpfbe oy Northeast wgn inc corner Of
,hird,st and Riverside Drive. erected BY
Last 81 D -.
io HS''S Would lab be- sold for between 10000 ana SIS @
and that the contracts would be signed IN 1t"
HE areproot building no. dd LA rs Broad
sSse f has bd Term sold by Dans MO
+ Il @ The Gf 3na hs F SdHs
pies lot 257xl0e1Ix24 sxs6. The sale IS not likely
10 Jos ah any od5s soa TO for M4 q
,Gsn for his own HSfp2sna NJ e
ixcoxl(o. The price is Withhold alan
Mr GGng and va dY bs sGs saS NO
2s East Fortieth-st.. 25xioo. to Clarence NJ Hyde
Rsnald H. Macdonald sold Tor DIT j. F. stIllwell
the sx-s;ory apartment-house. No l5l East Tween
y-sxth-st.: near Lexington-ave.' &XsSs to an In
Collins & coins sold for Robert olyphant TO Seth
four-s,ory browns,one dwelling house. 21x6oxl0o.
with a buter's pantry extension for about $50, $50
ing house a, No 3 East sixty-nrst-st.
Ogden Ciarkson 500 0r strnnahan 40 patei
brick store and loft building, Hxs1lro on private
Hiram Rinaldo & Bro have sold Tor Mandelbaum
& Levine 10 Kidansky & Fine No. - Broome-.t.
prisng tho northwest corner Of Broome ard Ludlow
SIS. The purchasers intend to erect modern ten
Wiiiam p Jones Z son hSye sod for Fran, Frank
Muller to John Ward No 39 West Fctiy- third-st,,
The ground nocr ard ihr ,e tenementhou'e
e p C;rcror & son have sold for George n Hal
lett the three-story brownstone dwelling house No.
second sis. size l72x55x7. TO William segse. on
messy No n FAST sl1,y-cirhth-s,.. four-story
dwelling 25xf5xi3o. on priyste terms
fourth-st.. 'our-s,ory dwelling house. 2oH'5xi"
The er Bropdway nrm which early h. week leased
two building in tlfh.avc near Nine,,.snih,st
Kin the o6s,' . 1teT o. n. rr ., vanns
& Co The property will not be improved how
ever before May. 1892 when tn" existing leases VIII
At the Broadway Real Estate. salesroom ye'tsr::
East one hundred and ihirteenth-st. three-story
brick dwellinE.house. l6sxloo. to tho plainun for
William Kennedy sold IN foreclosure No ~
Yves, Ninety -hfh-st. a three.s,ory DICK d'eil'hg-
D. Ph@nix Ingrahafn & Co sold in foreclosure
No % Fas, Observation-Disclosures southwest
mcnt house with stores q s175ii. to the plaintiff.
for s7.0oo over mortgage and Interest
Mr lngreham also cold in foreclosure No 8 t9,'
one .hund red and .eventh-st ,hrec,.'ory nr,ck
dwelling house. Is sxooN TO the paintin tor 800
an vacant lot on the south side OF one hundred-
and fortyfour;h-st MY feet east OF Eighth ave,
to the plaintiff for $1,000
Al the Real Estate Exchange md Auction Room
Richard V Harnett sold no. e25 West One-hundred-
and-thirfy-thlrd-st a three-story frame and hrlck
dwelling house. 2oxs9l II. TO NJ. A. Durham. Tor
tayD. 81,
BY order ~ the executors Mr.. Harnett sold
vacant plot in Wadsworth east side, hfy feet
south OF One hundred nd-seventy nnth-st, 7oxlcl
TO p Katzensten for $500. and at lnvo un' AIRY
sale No 70 Manhattan-st., two-story ana base
ment frame dwelling house. 3Xlr. to VI A. Burn
ham. for $1,000.
meeting elected j. Clarence Davies. william Henry
| Folsom Frank Houghton, Walter Staolcr
| irving rutland Albert l.. Davis. Alexander d.
| DUFF Samuel r. Jayne and W. willis Reese gov
| ernors for the ensuing year. and repealed the
clause in the Boards constitution requiring -FOUR
| OF the governors to be members OF the Exchange.
the Board thus slgnifyine It's intention 10 cut loose
! from ali entangline a lance. The BOARD aso
passed strong resolution In favor OF rapid transit.
| on the ground that Il would be great inlusuce
| "to bo deprived Of the benefits OF this Improve
ment because other sections OF Hreater Ne"-ioIk