New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
REAL ESTATE.
,ooR SHOWING MADE BY THE WEEKS
SALES.

,ortDAY AND FEARS or A WAR INFLr-
RS THAT HAVE COUNTED AGAINST AN
1--WE MARKET-THE AUCTION BUSINESS.
..ss in realty dealing dropped OF suddenly
p.-rsvhai surprisingly last week. Although.
sn. ,,s, The holiday was 10 some extent response
OF % his u was not wholly snd other reasons
o'e kinds for the slump supplied by
O. - usually according TO the pet theories OF
e'V' The total number OF parcels included in
ca" -. report Of sales at private contract Is
NV 90 Last week. with an extra day included.
'".! ninety. The number with considerations is
,.Ar and these aggregate sl.2lS55o. After the
se',,onsllv good return ~ last week falling
eA -sports is the thing that is certain. so
on On. ~. change I'm one week is not greatly sgnih-
cant was some consolation that the auction bust
4. - sbov ed 10 better advantage, than last week.
ne attendance beins large and the competition az
rRa einnorant executors sale next Wednesday will.
however aord en- oppor,1ay oil ]eesg ne vd mar
80. and forced offerings last week there was
distinct difference OF aspect. There was contest
EsbGh-ave and Horatio-si.. offered by Richard '.
Hsrnett and which finally sod Tor slSSD n mere
rsre more bidders for No; 1873 West lventy second
y offered at the same time by William Kennedy.
and il finally Knocked down al $50 not an
sxtravsgant figure. all Things CONSIDERED -, IN
gsprsdav the largest crowd seen for ,ong
Sesore William NJ Ryan. when he conducted par par.
...ion sale Of nine parcels. all but one DOWNTOWN
s-orr-fies The bidding was good ana spirited. dhu
.ss nine parcels brought the respectable to,al OF
,Sl, * resYt that 1t Is understood. satishes
ssSse parties most concerned.
"rndviduany the sales at private contract are
,.artslv worthy Of extended comment. The most
s-rnortan, were the sales Of the Magdalen lois IN
East Bghty seventh-st Of me Plot IN nd NM m
transfer 81 the Maiden Lane property
YESTERDAYS PRIVATE SALES.
IF c. Il. Smith sold plot 75xloo, on the
.o,,h SIDE Of One-hundred-andsixty- hfth-st Us
Zee, west q Third-ave.. for the Emma Gayner es-
tate 20 2 c. Bell for S2@o
rrsne.s T Underhil sold No 25 West Fifty
.,eh,h.s; a four-story dwelling-house 2sXln for
Annie Msnheimer 10 Alvin W. krech. on private
terms. "a .s. ,.. ao, osx,co n,
,ha south side OF Fify-foUrth-st., between Avenue
" s56 First-ave for he Riker estate. on private
ems ms The name Of the purchaser IS withheld
Iohr = Duff & CO. sold for John brandt 70 MAT
~ Wallace No no Amsterdam a hve-story
double Aathouse for $500 ., a..
N & l. Hess sold for Edna Y Minor The 1s. I'VE I'VE.
story building No . las
Tire purchaser OF the late Charles A. Dana
,ovn house at the northwest corner OF MSa ..,
ave ana sixtieth-st. is said 10 be Henry F. Dimock
srd he price bout $1,000
Palm We'll has sold No 1iS Amsterdam-aVe..
-er,hvesi corner Of Ninety-siXth-st hve-story
".Tberese d browning has sold 10 Alonzo B.
knight the plot IN Eighty-eighth-st: north s,oe'
Tati,ch has sold 10 Gustav Gluck No. LAP Madi-
son-ave. hve-story hathouse' -"AaNSS' DOL" oh
'1s1es Butler Is the buyer Of the Seminole Apart
r~sTr-nouse al the northeast corner of the Boule-
ward and SNjy-ninth-st.
STATISTICS OF THE WEEK
These tables compare the conveyances. mortgsges
and buildings protected IN the borougbs Of Manhs-
ian BROOKLYN and The Bronx last week as COM
pared with those In The same districts IN the same
period last year: