New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-17
REAL ESTATE.
THE TABER BUILDING sOLD-OTHER BIG
DEALS UNDER WAY


The Taber Office building at Beaver and Pearl
SITS. was sold late yesterday afternoon by Richard
I ~ Montgomery & Co. for W X. Aston 70 Edward
y. Dickerson, the lawyer, representing an estate.
| II was also reported that George r Read has
der way deal Involving il,c0oOoO worth OF property
and that the contracts will be signed in the course
| or tho ne%t few days Details OF this transaction
are naturally being strictly withheld.
These two facts show that the downtown market
is not In so stagnant condition had been i'm
egiheI. and they well supported by yesterdays
transactions uptown. which included the sale OF
poch 'front.' In first-lve. ard several valuable dwell
ine-houses Another interesting statement from up
town yesterday was the announcement '5at Joseph
/ A"OahA. VINO two years ago DO Ieht the Holy Trim
ity Church site. Maids mare ard Fn-ty-second-
/ 81 mas determined 70 mold property >or a while
ana VIII erect tyo-story taxpayer building on the
! plot.
Jacob jules Fleischhauer sold Yesterday 10
! swift Co.. the Wholesale crossed meat dealers
me ehtlre block from; the de OF First-ave
| between Foriy-iourth and Forty-huh sts size
-V'4vA!ln. foF the site Of a warehouse. There
! are Qd buildings on ;he plot at present. but these
WI be to'n down The price paid FOR the property
a ieperi "as in circulation in the course OF the
gay mat the city mad leased the WINS Bulldng
~" one s'oT-Gs high which is now being erected
a. NO. 10 20 = Park Row, and when competed will
5000, '1 na1 building in the ciiy al rental Of
some part q the building for the accommodation or
I s.
nnr'ei' are uhder confederation FOR the par
mon Mshr5 go ' ' Thrsyc eoP0q qo i2 S9iS
| oI9"1stQnc building. loi 21x70. for 90 01J.
- q. in!lps x CO. sod tor George =. Johnson
No 80 West SiXty-n!nth-st. a four-story private
a% s house, --165xioJ, TO Rowland Armstrong
,,DEycr Brohers sold for tho estate Of Frederick
;rI5 rnfl {he hNe-story tenemen-house No 3i3 East
~, ~ smith sod for Or. \. \. Smith No. 20 West
dWein-bo.tie t,9GT,,5,-oIg 6Townstone front
abraham Levy purchased for $1,000 for improve
hhiS ,i me lot 70 - Monroe-s, 2oNs WIN an cid
Collins 4 Collins sold on private terms the four
aHc-a-h dH story American basement dwelling
house No. isi West End-ave.. purchased by them
month ago from the builder ]. r. Rogers
o. H1anaeI UNI d Levine purchased from the Mar
I'm i'm fS'e TIE four-stoy and extension brick dws
Horace flv - Co. sold YHr J}obly ~ - si
70 ne National Lead Company the block front in
I9'I-f,. bfookiyn between John and Marshall SITS
A, the Broadway Auction Rooms yesterday Peter
west Side 5I5 feet norm r. se.o7t-st ~
Jos West Forty-sxbst south eIg 10 Sc ~ go
Of S.Nth-aye., 10 William Seligsberg for $500
James L. Wells sold in foreclosure the slx-story
brick tenement house and store 2ox75Io no 10
i;q|fTy to William H. schmohl for 5000 and the
S!N-Si0ry prick aforementioned and store 20x75
10 y Dgeiancey-st. north side. adjoining the
Villain NJ. Ryan sold In foreclosure the fvc-storv
hrict ,enemcn.-house ana store with four.siory
70 John Davis for s22175
j. Phpnlx lngraham & Co. sold In foreclosure
ne NLo-story brick tenement house. on lot six
I-- No rs East Eishteth-st.. south side. 2f6 feet
Wcst or SeCord-aYc. 70 Thomas Eagan for $3.50
william kcunely sold IN foreclosure the three
story DITCH tenement-house. lot lfsx1o01l. No 40
East hundreC-a nd-scvenfec tl-st. south side
"a feet east OF First-ave n the paintin for S5OD
strong & ireland VIII soil under foreclosure
tho auction-roors on Apr.l : a series Of valuable
parcels The property includes Nos Il5. III and
j.. greenwich have. adjoining Jane-st. 2L5isx6s2
j j
tsl; ~. t5 West Forty-ninth-st. 25xlro5 and Nos
1i' and "a, West Forty-nnth-st. respectively 25Gx
JOS and ifCXi00j. The sui; is that Of Theresa
S-hlosser against the estate OF John Ritter clifford
w. Hartridpe. referee, and David Thornton.