New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-17
REAL ESTATE.
IMPORTANT DEALS CLOSED BY MANY
BROKERS-A BREWERY AT AUCTION.

BhOkERS-A BREWERY AT AUCTION.
In addition to many important sales closed yes
terday. the authoritative report of the sale OF A
large tract OF property between Fifth and Sixth
ayes. south OF Twentieth-st running from street
TO street. was an interesting feature OF the mar
ket. Full details will be given to-day.
The sale OF Gutwillig Bros OF No. 103 Fifth-ave.
was definitely confirmed yesterday. The parcel is
an eightstory mercantile building on lot 29.6xso
The buyer. whose name is withheld. gave unm-
proved property In part payment the deal repre-
sentlng total Of s35 900. George r. Read was the
broker.
Alexander Walker on Thursday sold his seven
story observation-disclosures soxioe, through Hall J. How
N Co.. to an investor for about SOS 900. A small
parcel Of suburban property is given in part pay
ment but the greater part OF the consideration is in
cash. The reports OF the transaction strenu-
ously denied few hours after 1t was closed.
Brandt & Kirby sold yesterday for the Me,ropoli-
tan Improvement Company to a builder the plot OF
three lots at the northwest Of the Boulevard
ai,d Ninety-hiih-st A seven-story aPartment-house
Will be erected
terday that ne had sold the northeast corner OF
~ nny enc bp0adway II appearS that no dea
Francis Crawford sold two four-story brownstone
houses out OF Of five. recently completed on
the south side OF One-hundred nd nineteenth.st
between Sixth and Seventh ayes. to investors. who
., Lowenieid {; Prayer sold to Lulu Benson No AS
1Icnird-ave. four-siory tenement-house on lot
pI HAIRY ~ Fisshel purchased :rom Lowenfe!d &
ing houses, on a pot s7exss2 Six-story tenement
houses vi vi, be erected on the site.
Nos. 127. 100 and 1871 Broome-st.. three old dwelling
houses on plot dcxso. sx-story tenement-house
o., John y Halstead sold to Lowenfeld & Prayer No:
% East Broadway. running through 70 Nos. 10 and
l02 DvisGn y,; ola buildings on plot 2ax2
Seventy inth-st. a ive-story. American basement
dWWeiing- mouse 2oxslx extension 10y
ibS was pSt VIZ frontage OF about @ feet r on
seventy-thrd-st., for sci 900
Harris sokolski e. Son sold Nos i.762 and I.1s4
Madison-ave.. two ive-story nathouses, on a plot
The same brokers have sold No COS East Ninth
St. new six3story double tenement-house with
James NJ Bell is the buyer Of No. Is: West
Niney -frst-st, the seven-story apartment house
and Hermann o. Armour is the buyer OF No. 100
East Seventy-fourth-st.
A. r. & f. A. Karelsen sold FOR William Lesser
the four-story and basement dwelling NO: e22
West One hundrcd-andthl rty-eighth-st on private
Al the Broadway salesroom Yesterday. James L.
Wells sold in foreclosure Nos. 81 and 9l9 Brook
stores Xxx about T. to sSmuei Holman for i22,-
eIe5 James waIlass : Son i the 6lOsk s front
mel-st.. and No. 400 Cherry-st.. containing nve-
story brick brewery and other improyem,esnts 10
F.. r. Cha oman. creditors preventative. ior
William Kennedy sold in foreclosure the Givan
bounded by Westchester and Eastchester roads
Saw Mil Lane and Gven Creek in The Bronx, to
d. Phanix Ineraham sold. by order OF the execu-
tors OF the estate Of Jacob Rlank the four;story
RoidS. to Charles Tschanett. for $500.
Mariins F. Hatch sold n foreclosure ths s ,wo
70 n Srgk ss fTesn,h Ds pGs
schmohi. for $3.50.