New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-01
REAL ESTATE.
GOOD BUSINESS AT PRIVATE CONTRACT
THE HOLIDAY SALES.


Several private sales. including Fifth-ave. lot
q valuable In Madison-ave.. and several
good dwellings and plots, enl.vened the realty mar
ke yesterday. and brokers' especially after looking
the results of the Decoration Day auction
sales. felt that the market was in a better state
than the croakers had asserted
The principal fact noticen bile about the holiday
sales It was generally conceded yesterday. Is that
there Ia brisk demand for Brooklyn lots. espe-
ciay those in the district extending south toward
the outer edge Of Long Island. The Jere. Johnson
Company offered the ground SIS lots on the
Bergen estate in the neishborhood Of Flatbush-
ave. and Kings Highway. There was crowded
attendance at the sale. and every lot was sold
The total amount realized about $4,000. The
highest price Of the SALE $500 paid for TRAN
gular plot 5Sxi2x7l. at the southeast corner or
Flathush-ave. and East Thirtyseventh-st Fun
lots 20xloo in Flatbush-ave.. ranged In price from
$40 TO $3.50 Among the buyers who took number
OF lots were Cornelius Donneon, Louis Miller
John II. Perry. Melvi Brown and +. w. Holmes
one hundred and twenty nine lots OF the Mapes
estate, in The Bronx. In st. Lawrence and Common
wealth ayes. and Merrill. Tacoma and Bacon SITS.
scheduled for sale the premises yesterday by
William VI. Ryan. Forty-three lots were put up Of
which thiriy-sx were sold The highest hsure
realized at the sale s2.s0o for lot and dwell
ine-house. The best figure realized for lot was
500. and the aggregate amount OF the sales Inquired
nearly ss,oN.
terday for Mr. Sinclair to Mr.. Schiller the four
story and basement brownstone dwelling house No.
u East Scventy-s.xth-st.. B10i2xlG2 for ABOUT
10000.
Frederick Zittel sold for Hrsh Brothers TO Robert
WALLACE four lots on the north side o, os nr
vate terms. The buyer will erect five hathouses on
the plot.
Randolph GussenheImer, the owner OF the LOT in
Ffth-aVo feet north Of Seventy third st. Is the
buyer Of iOi in ScVenfy-third-st north side, 100
feet OF tilth-avc. which has recently been re-
ported as having been sold To- rrn OF builders
bert Il. Turner No. .l3 ad.sOr-ave.. ana Tor Mrs
Mary W. beverley Ward 10 the same buyer NO.
5J, adjoining, the former for sbG.5o and the latter
at $1,000 The houses iouT-stOry hrownstone
structures on plot iO.5xS5. The buyer VIII tear
them down and erect ten-story apartment-housc.
Pel IL Sutphn have sold NJ. p East seventy
nfth-st, -four story orownstone private d"ehhs-
house lot apxl02.2. on private terms ~
Jackson * stern have sold No lNe Henry-st. lJh
SIS to Goodman & siiverson. for improvement
Mandclbaum " Levine soil no. III tidridse-st
lour-sOry brick store and tencment-house. IN thr
front and rear OF lot 25xlO1 on private terms
Maclay & Davies have sold FOR William r. lave
meyer the six-story brick warehouses No 2"
Ftrry-s, and Nos. and ~ Jacoh-st forming an
Jacoh-si. -
At the Broadway Salesroom yesterday Peter r
Meyer & Co sold IN foreclosure tho TWO hve-stoTy
stores ana tenement houses. with two-story brick
xli5x5OxliiG Nos. 232 and IA West Eighteenth
ST. to s Untermycr for 1902.
Strong a Ireland sold in foreclosure the hve-
story brick tenement-house. with stores, on lot
2fSx75 80 esq tirst-nve. 20 the plaintiff for N2le
Thompson & Pryor sold in foreclosure the four,
story sionc-f front dwelling. on lot l6.sx9s g. No %
west Twenty fourth-st. 20 the plaintiff for SOep
l.. J. Philips e. Co sold In foreclosure two hvc-
story brick athouses on plot 50xll2s on The norm
side OF west one hundred-a siXiy-t hirdtt, lSi
feet east OF Amsterdam-ave. TO the pla'nhn Tor