New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-13
REAL ESTATE.
SALES REPORTED BY BROKERS AND AT
THE EXCHANGES


Horace S. Ely q CO. have sold for Zophar Mills
the hve-story building No 40 Front-s, 17sxes, to
a client private terms.
The property Nos. IS and 80 Walker-st 50xlOo. IL.
hvc-story and basement stone business building,
Is reported sold about 10000 George W. Jones,
the owner, refused to-day to discuss the transac-
ton.
Jackson & Stern have purchased from Macmillan
Morganthau the four ard hve-story brick building.
on plot 92x97. Nos 525. So and SO East Fifh-st..
between Avenues and q: also. from Michael
Culdon the four-story buildings. plot 42.SX91.s
Nos. 4oS and 40 Cherry-st.; also, from Mrs. Eliza
Meehan the three-story building. o lot 20.2x97.o
Feinbers the buildings on plot 75xlc. No to u
stary me pot wi" be improved win SIN
Charles MacRae, representing Robert Ronncr's
Sons; through George H. Read has sold to William
Waldorf Astor for abou, 10000 three and one-half
lots Of land the east side Of Ffth-aye., between
property now owned by Mr.. Astor and also that
owned and occupied by {. p. huntington The
particulars of the sale are described more fully in
another column.
dwelling, house No SO Fifth-aye. has been sold for
about about $500 The property is &SHi% 81 feet ,t
seller, Mrs. Helen a. Bisse wife of Pelham st.
George Bssell. from Collins & Collins I'm exchange
IN August 1896. The name OF the buyer could not
Jacob y. Butler announced yesterday that the
buyer NJ. the northeast corner OF Fifth-ave. and
property was purchased by Mr. Butler about four
So oo. and the resale 10 builder for Improvement
with ten-story freproof business building
10y Mr. Butler IS in the neghborhood of $4,000 ."
and probably includes the building loan.
bert. for Charles A. Pea body and John X. Van
Rensselaer,, executors Of the will Of the late John
nnh-si lot % IOxsS9
snhmeidler 4 Rachrach have sold to T. Greensten
s; go o. c'r'F'''''' ''N-'''Fy 'e0e"e''Hou'e
John Acker is reported to have sold two apart
houses, side ~
'nc-hundrcd- and-fourteenth-st. between 81. Mich
Edward Oppenhener has bought the plot. iooxe5
~ the southeast corner Of Madson-ave and Ninety
II was reported Yesterday that John F. Parsons
had sold the plot 5oxioo. at the southwest corner
signed Yesterday. 30 confirmation Of the report
b. TSgh has 81 sold nS Sd ,s q Wo ai
Ct. three-siory light brick and stone dwelling
the plot formerly selected as "A school site but
abandoned by the authorities owing to the protest
o. the neighborhood The school is in the rear. on
,.Holridge & Ward the brokers in the sale Of
No. Prnce-St. 10 fsowenfclf & Prdger.
Broadway, extending through to No, i6e Crosby ST.
10 ne plaintiff. for SldT", also in foreclosure. NO
dwelling. to Julius Krshbaum for si.225.
southwest corner Of Main and Orchard SITS. 5oxlo
for 81 81; also. the plot 50xlco with frame stable
adjoining on Orchard-st 70 II Hnnneke for 500
also, plot on the east side or Main-St.. between
Cemetery Lane and Ditmars-st SIS 2x225 with
FRAN" dwelling to L. Drlmour. for $o23: also. one
lot. 25x1~D. the south OF Prospeci-st. 100 feet
west Of Main-st. George Levincss. for $500 also
tho adjoining three lots. 25xi0o each. 10 J. r. Hs "
kins. for $500 each. also the adjoining four lots.
25Xp each. 10 Henry 5. Pol. for $40 each: and one
acre OF salt meadow. with waterfront IN block OF
Main-st. south OF Dltmars-st. to Lawrence Del
mour. jr for $50 BY order OF assignee. the same
auctoneer sold about toenty-hye acres at Throgs
Neck Twenty-fourth Ward with improvements. to
Ant hony Wcnner. for 81. 020 an acre.
James J.. Wells sold. by order OF executor. No
245 East Sxteth-st.. a four-story brick tenement
20Gx1Go5 to Segman e. Elnger, for $500
Bryan !. Kennedy Co. sold at public auction
sac No % Jayst.. tWo-and -one-half story brick
building. 233xSs4. TO Harald ONe. for 1920: also
Nos ia and l65 Wes-st. tve-story brick store
and loft building, to Joseph J. Donohue, jr., for
$500
Plans were filed with the Building Department
to-day for a six-story brick fathouse. b2x90. which
William Call will build I'm Central Park West. l43
feet north OF Ninety -fOurth-St. al cost or Sl0DW
J. T.. Ware and :. s. Harde are the architects. The
Building Department also received plans for two
Slx-stOry brick and stone fathOuses. 20 and 25190
costing tll5 00 which j. J. Quirk will build from
designs OF Henry Anderson.
Pesse d Gilman have sold the following proper
ties for George r. Read: No. 139 West Fifty-flrst-
st. a two-story brick stable, 25xiO. to client at
about $4,000. For Levi p. Morton, the private
houses Nos. 20 and "a East Observation-Disclosures nine
teeneth-st. The firm has leased for term OF years
No u East Forty-hrst-st. for John r. Suydam' at
about S3 90