New-York tribune., 1898-12-02
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AMONG THE BROKERS AND AT
THE EXCHANGES.

The many rumors regarding the purchase OF the
block fronts between Ninetieth and Ninety-second
SITS week ago were the subject OF general specu-
lation among brokers' yesterday. The new sales
made showed that average conditions prevailed In
the market.
The St Georges Church corporation sold to An
investor yesterday the hve-story business building
No. q Chambers-st.. on a lot 25x75. for $1,000.
DuT & Rusher sold for Charles II. Ludngton to
Andrew J. Kerwln jr. the three lots at the south
corner OF the Boulevard and One-hundred-
and-second-st.. 75x1Oo. for Improvement with
seven-story building
w f. d. Stokes Mrs Ericsson and the Livingston
estate sold to builder four lots on the north side
OF Eighty xth-st 2o feet west Of West End-ave..
for improvement. The price Is Withheld. but 1t Is
said be one Of the highest In West Side records
The buyer will erect a row OF dwelling houses.
c. II. Ludngton sod TO Andrew Kerwn the plot.
75xlOO at the southeast corner Of the boulevard
and one hundred-a nd -second-st. The buyer will
erect large apartment-house.
Charles h. Schuyler & Co sold for John Hickey
to Il Mr. Westcott at $4,000. the ivestory fiat
house. 35xslxs6. at the northeast corner Of the
Boulevard and One.hundred-s
Clarence True sold No. S22 West Eighteth-st..
fve-story dwelling house. PM? loNlo22. to a resi-
dcnt OF Wasnnston , fGr about $500 %,
$4,000 No. ga West Eightiethst, AA5i l0x64; This
* the third house sold Of the new group OF eight
at Eightieth-st. and Riverside Drive
Mlliam Ranka purchascd me p2t IN Cenfra, a
PARK w est. 81 feet rOitn or Nncty-esNtn-
100 with an l. running through TO Ninety-eghth-
ST., 25xlcO
Harris Sokolski & Son sold for client the three
south side Of One-hundred- AM -twenty -second-st
about 9c feet west OF Peasant-ave.
5. Osgood Pel sold for Mrs. Jennie Blum No 81
Last Sixty-hrst-st.. a dwellng-house, for about
Iowenfeld & Prayer purchased No l5i East
and sold to Cohen Friend No l0i Orchards st. old
buildings. on lot 25xsS. TO Aaron Adler Nos. 81
hf,s MI pf fxif III n n an
Al Grand-st., running through to No. 2s" East
Philip Jeselon sold for NJ Gesser to ]. Hecher
No 762 Forrest-avc.. three-story hathouse. on a
lot 9oxoO, the buyer giving in part payment plot
The trls tees OF the New-York Second Church OF
Christ (Sclentis filed plans yesterday for four
story granite. marble and brick church. Sx96 to be
erected at the southwest corner OF Central PARK
West and Sixty-eighth-st., at an estimated cost OF
s Osgood Pei, & Co. have leased TO Mrs: Theodore
A. Havemeyer sr. the stable No. 2t5 Lexington
ave, for total rental OF $3.50. and TO Theodore
A. fIavemcyer the dwelling house NO. Il west
Thirty-nnth-st.. at a total rental OF $500
AT the Broadway salesroom Yesterday solomon
de Waearss offered tor spe "vy oty n fourth
Ward bu: only five lots were disposed OF 10 F l..
Warner. at the following prices the balance s "a beng
each: TWO lots 25x767O and SIS for $500 each, and
William NJ. RYAN sold in foreclosure the vacant
plot ss3x00lixl2l.2, on the southeast corner
of St Nicholas ave and One-hundred -and-four-
teenth-st to the plantin for slOVVO over mortgage
interest and costs. A..
Richard y Harnett sold in foreclosure the Ave,
story stcne-front nathouse on lot lsxlVon. NO: y
Fast Onc-hun nlred-and eleYenth-st, to George Her
Brvan IT, Kennedy sold In foreclosure the three
threc-storv brick tenement houses. on pot 80 KISS
No 3l2 to SlG East Twenty-third-st.. to julius J.
Lyons FOR $500 w.,
er the private residence. No. 2}7 East Nineteenth
St. size Of lot. l60xG