New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-23
REAL ESTATE.
IMPORTANT SALES AND RUMORs OF BIG
TRANSACTIONS.

MANY DWELLING HOUSES on THE UPPER WEST
SIDE CHANGE HANDs-vAcANT LOTS
SOLD FOR IMPROVEMENT.
It is understood that Joseph Milbank. who IN
MAY last purchased the property at Madison-ave.
and Forty second-st including the building OF the
Church of the Holy Trinity. with the four-story
brick dwelling and the twostory brick schoo ouiio-
ing in Forty-third-st. for s75o"", mas aoahuoNeu
his plan TO build on the plot. and Is Wiling 10 sell
the property The intention of Mr. Milbank. as re-
ported in The Tribune at the time ne LOOK .i'e'
was originally to erect hgh once ou''une,
equipped in part with rooms suitable for artists
studios and having IA large court The dimensions
of the plot are 1875 feet In Madison-ave east lux
north SIS to Forty-thrd-st east 4ox south I"'ox
east PAX southwest lOllO to Forty-Secohu-S''
It was rumored Yesterday that John Jacob AstHr
ings now on his property at Nos ana IVES,
Tbrty-third-st, opposite the Waldorf, modern
Eisf iao now now t at No. q Vest
St. had agreed to take lease OF the h eh, ,norns
establishment to the first floor OF the structure ana
OF sublet;ing the remaining floors ana S1ces s A
those mentioned in connection with the rumor;
1t denied maj ho S sndicat
building. at Liberty and Nassau SITS. and had taken
in in a nn af Psz%on' paper sgS' yesteTday
Mandelbaum & Levine have bought from Clar-
t MI HosaT Iaa IS % @ and III
Nonroe-st a plot fronting l3l feet in the street by
100 feet deep. with five four-story Drck dweliines
have sold the six-sory brick tenement house, win
stores No. 30 Clinton-st and me iour-sto-y
brick tcnementhouse In the rear OF same plot Iox
100 TO l.. Solomon.
Work will begin shortly upon the southeast cor
ner OF the building of the American Museum OF
Natural History under the direction OF the archi-
teets cady Berg SEE cds ns ssGon VIII De a'ou'
The Petty Soulard e. Walker Realty Company
has sold 10 William Dahnke four lots on the south
east corner of One-hundred and sixty ffth,st plot
li6x1O5x irregular The buyer will improve the prop
erty by the erection of brick apartment houses.
c. r. Gregor & Son have sold for Clara Bliss a
One hundred and thirty nnth-st, between Eighth
and Edgecombe ayes and in Edgecombe ave, be-
tween ne-hundred A nd thirty-ninth and One-fun-
dred nd -fortieh SITS. each l7x55xlOo to Charles T.
Barney in part payment for the McNicker prope't
al Irvingt on Hudson consisting OF twenfy-eght
acres with large stone and frame house thereon
Henry Rothschild, the builder. has sold Nos. LOO
1.767 and 17G9 Madson-av fve-story brick fiat
houses 67x69. for $4,000.
A contract has been signed for large and vau-
able parcel in the downtown district. but the in
terested rites refused 10 give any nforma hon 70.
gardng the situation value OF the property. Until
forty -eight hours before title Is taken. which VIII
be about February ]. - ,
The only sale yesterday at the Broadway Real
Estate Salesroom was by the Sheriff, OF all the
right title and interest which Anne c. Morton had
on February 9. 1886. to the northwest corner OF
f Kleinert was the buyer for 1850.
deed transferring the property at No. q Park
Row known as the Brooks BUILDING. TO Wi nr,hn
G. Brooks was filed Yesterday in the Registers
Office Mr. Aston paid $4,000 for the tftle free of
all encumbrance excepting leases held ny ,ne pres .,
the structure was recently declared .nsa1e ny me
building Department. on account OF the digging
Sr H Hnf nndcSe OF Mr. the right
10 any claims for damages to the property