New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-31
REAL ESTATE.
A LARGE HARLEM PLAYHOUSE SOLD FOR
CASH.

The realty dealings reported yesterday were
neither many nor of great Importance. The largest
was the fathouse sale In Harlem, 4 GOOD feature vi
this being that II was entirely cash transacVoh'
Charles s. Koher sold for J. II. Ravens to Ben
nett e. Sloane the aparimcnt-house on ule
northwest corner OF Fifth-ave and One-hundred-
and thir,y with the adjoining house and
the six stores on the ground floor. The houses TO-
gether plot 491ixliO The price paid was
about s95 900.
Daniel Dodge Brandt sold for Bradley & Currer
the plot OF about four lots the south side OF One
hundredand ninthst 100 feet west OF FIrst-ave. to
builder. who will improve the property.
p. 5. Treacy sold for Joseph r. Weed to Joseph L.
Stanton No. 149 West sixtythird-st.. three-story
dwelling house. Ie9x5OxlOO5 for about $4,000.
benjamin. F. fiillery sold to Mary A. Collins No
1d Perry-st., four-story brick dwelling house
2tx7s. with stable in rear, for $1,000
Charles Wiener CO. sold for Anne Rogge to
Adolph Mayer No. 81 Forsyth-st.. nve-story tene
ment-house. on lot ls2xloO. private terms.
Edward Polak sold TO Mary Schllinger for Eliza
Dunr the dwelling-house No. 2l29 Bathgate-ave..
on private terms
Al the broadway salesroom yesterday Peter +.
Meyer sold In foreclosure the three-story brick
dwelng-house. 16xsxlc0ll. No. 25l West One-hun-
Observation-Disclosures, to the plaintiff. for 800:
lool1, No. Hs to rs West Nactysxthstt .oi north
si4 Wj,l to the M p RnnI .I for 5000
t ,h and basement BRICK dwelling house.
a0a No. ~ East Twenty second-st to 9. L.
hhu .. FRANK, Tor 1890. and the four-story brick
building with store and two-sto-y brick extension,
.HIHHIS NO % Sixth-ave.. to Henry Tietjen. for
or i!Eo1s esapS sold in
Twenty-ninth-st south side 2l0 feet east OF Third
ave ce, to the plaintiff, for s2S.lOo.
Cnares A; Berrian sold in foreclosure the four
story prick tenement house. with stores and four
ssorE brick tenement house in the rear. axss.2. No.
l9o Third-st, north side 1903 feet west o. Avenue e.
TO Peter Egan. for $500
James l. Wells sod in foreclosure on Southern
Boulevard. southwest corner OF One-hundred and
y-i0urth-st the vacant plot, i5OxS46x rregu-
Thompson & Pryor sold in foreclosure the three.
800 DITCH tenement house. lxSO No. 5s East One
, and The e 10 the plaint III for
ave !" iee north Of one hundred sec
p. Phpnx ingraham sold in foreclosure the three
anu nVe story brick and stone tenement-h houses,
WIN twc-story brick building IN rear. plot 15xl022 ..
pl ai for fG s s. EAST Seventy 'econds to the
,o solomon n, De Watearss sold four lots each 2x
500 and the vacant lot Is 5xi5xs6 5xix5o. on the
40 feet Wes, OF payaye
to Leo Hutter for s2s5).
Charles G. Dickinson as assignee OF Eugene NJ.
isa ps; io6%% i",s5est
Nos and Grand Circle. on the west side OF
Eighth ave, between Ffty-cghth and Ffty-ninth
enth-st and in about 1850 shares Of Central Pacific
K RaaiSa.i stock This sale Will he followed on
EarltnSton and the 81. James Hotel. Rchheld
S 81, on ne premises. and vacant property in
Bryan L. Kennedy will sell in foreclosure on
April % a. the Broadway Auction Rooms, Nos.
3d. 233 235 and 237 West Sixty-sevenh-st l0OxIO 8
in the suit Of tho executors OF Bryan Lawrence
against Samuel SweetnG and others. Eugene ".
Pomeroy. referee, and William C. Orr. attorney.