New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-17
REAL ESTATE.
ACTIVITY IN PLAYHOUSE INVESTMENT
PROPERTIES.

The feature OF yesterdays realty market was the
sale OF two valuable apartment-houses uptown
Plans were also filed with the Building department
for a whole row of eight five-story hathouses III
ATnstcrdam-a ave. near Ninety-hrs,-st" ana lot SIX
more in Eghty-secondst.. both sets In neighoor-
hoods which have recently been the scene OF eX-
tensive building operations.
Andrew Testers Sons sold the two seven-story
apartment houses a. Nos. 1oi AMI lo6 East one
hundred and sixteenth-st. known as the JEFFERSON
and the Washington. on a plot 7oxloo The buyer
name is withheld at present. but the price paid is
slawson e Hobbs sold for William Hairs sons to
James Butler the po; on the sol;neas c1r Taa ~
LIE No price i given NJ Buier r,c Iee occi
Charles Griffith Moses sold for the Ems, Marx:
brick building and lot. ONO at no s2s Eleventh
ave. southeast corner OF Forty-sixth-st on private
II. RinaidO & Bro. sold to Murtsgh & Mccarthy We ny
for A. b G~athmey The plot, S,xs2, NO SSs to 81"
eight-story brick stable and factory building; -,
The same brokers have sold 10 John kaska, tSr
tenement house, 26xlcO for $500 This is the last
to be sold of row recently built. .,onr Ave-.
nue. \ are readily taking advantage OF the oppoI-
tunity afforded TO them BY the revision OF the re,
cent sale contract between the Astor estate end
Henry Morgenthau. 10 purchase their homes Over
q dozen parcels have already been sold ana the
disposal Of two more OF the houses 10 the occu-
Plans for a whole block front OF fathouses 10 be
erected on the west side of Amsterdam ave. from
Ninety frst to Ninety second St. for Sauer Gross
Herbener. were filed with the Building Depart
ment yesterday. There will be eight buildings IN
all. having brownstone fronts and with marble
trimmings. They will cost 1920 oo0.
Plans were also filed by Charles Stegmayer FOR
six fiye-story brick fathouses in Eighty second
81, 1915 feet west OF second-aye.. each %SxS s
They will be built for John Mclaughlin, and Will
cost SlOs 90
AT the Broadway Salesroom yesterday George X.
Read sold in foreclosure tho four-story stone front
St, 20 John J. Terrey, for 5000 and the four.
story stone-front dwelling. lot 2oxl0o5. No. 129
West Six.y-fourth-st 10 John J. Tierney. for
1890
William Kennedy sold in foreclosure the Ave
story brick fathouse. on lot SXlOl.5. No. Ito west
Ninety-sixth-st.. 10 the plantn for s32lO. -
Peter +. Meyer sold in foreclosure the lot &xlp'
in Thirdave west side. 10 fee. south OF One-hun-
drod carbohydrates, TO Joseph NJ Jackson for
N4.G0
H. C. Mapes sold IN foreclosure the vacant plot.
66xl5o on the northwest side OF Mapes-ave $50 feet
northeast OF Samuel-st. 10 the plantn FOR *.7oo.
in d resale, because the first purchaser did not com
ply with the terms.
s DE WalteaTss sold in foreclosure the vacant
plot. 42Sx753x25x65 2x327 No. 1O7S Honest. south
for SIPS
Richard V. Harnett sold in foreclosure the UNI
divided one-third part OF the property on Macomos
Dam Road, Seventh-ave., West One-hun dred-and-
hundred-and-hfty third SITS. and Harlem River, all
the undivided onethird part OF all wharfage, cram
age, advantages accruing from the exterior line, 10
the plaintiff for 1921 755 80
ID. Phoenix lngraham sod in foreclosure the three
story frame dwelling. on plot +xlOl 4X4Vxlvs, on
Hickory-st.. Williamsbridge. to the plaintiff FOR
s. J01.