New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-09
REAL ESTATE.
cooD BUSINESS IN THE FIRST WEEK OF
THE NEW YEAR.

$3.50 ,mrortant real estate transactions
,,,ob brought 10 close the business OF the nrst
~, IN the New-Year were the subject OF general
o,t among brokers yesterday. The most In
.,rs deal OF the three was generally agreed to
49, rsss,ns of the present New-York Athletic
oe sonse and its site at Fifty~nfth-st. and
~. avs into the hands Of the Democratic
o., ,h-ough the agency Of Richard Croker AS
~, 4, Yesterdays Tribune. the price was sisooV"'
10 mr. ,fession this transaction was talked OF
- Yesterday than the rest OF the weeks ousi-
NV nd Il was generally agreed that the Athletic
neSS 60, 90, its full value for the property and
- .ho better OF the bargain. AS to the Demo
no. clubs present home. several brokers ex-
sod tbe opinion that the man who negotiated
nsa,o for $4,000 would deserve generous COM
mission ,o.. a,os r,.a.
Ito IN Friday the price paid by MT Loeb Tor
p"''' Gov the new building intended to house the
'"s uehrew Charities has been kept close
-, and sur,nises as TO the amount varied so
s.sorably that the opinions were Vaiueess.
o,u purchase OF the plot and seven dwellings al
49, southwest corner OF Twehty-slNlh-sI anu
,,c,on-aye by the Young Mems CHRISTIAN
Ito, ton for ISL 000 or between sA and Slo q
' toot shows fair value for that section
1, "a hoped that 1t will be followed by the
A"1 a. cola OF the present Young Mems Christian
,ssocation property at Iwenty-lhiro-s'' "'u
1so,r,h-aye 1t is Of more importance 10 oroAei'
- building Is on tho market AT 'a"ua'o'i vs.
,.O 40 but the prospect that II VIII soon DC so'N
y, mat nrice is considered TO DO remote
d. ''" o.har NOW sale. the next in value is the
..naso nv David H. McAlpin. through j. Romano
Tponra & Co. Of the six-story apartment-house al
- ,q5 and l27 West Fifty-eighth-st IVoAi" lee''
,o,n as the Milano. Mr.. McApn at the same tlie
o,,,,g to builder. who Will improve It, inc pO'
.no~,os q, ne southwest corner OF Central ram
W., and Sixty-sxth-st. for about *iSoV0O. nus
W. .,.r = large amount Of Idle capital into
profitable investment A. e,.o-.,orv
Eugene Hartnett has bought the hVe NeS'
eo,houses at the southeast corner OF falA-a'e an
>Inetv-eghth-st, on plot lcoxlco giving III par
,ovrent the plot. lo0x223. at the southwest CORNER
l,p.rt.avs and One-hundredth-st. The latter mas
80 ,osoId the four interior lots TO Farnhah q
,r and the corner l0oxl23 TO other persons
~ San,uel Stern and s. a. Horowitz & Son nave
s,1 for julius Schatman 10 l. keros TWO investor!
s,,onses on a plot 75.sxloO, at the northwest cor
ner OF Central Park West ana ohe -"""''
frst-st on Barney has sold vacant plot S5xlcC
a. sonth side OF Elghtythird-st. lOo rect east
on Me- NE 80 Erd-sVe for Improvement. six-story
spatmenthouse VII be erecIea on ens ths northwest
W az Park-ave- and Seventy-seventn-st' ZoAloz'
on }riyaie te5ii has sold for David Marx TO Max
1,S..rS The SLOT 5oxlOO. on the north SIDE OF one
bnnd-ed- nd-ninth-st., 100 feet west OF Amsterdam"
ave rc,,in. & Collins have sold to builder for I'M
provement the block 'front.' on bnn5r~S-and-fory-
taenn5 and one hundred forty thrd StSi anu
se1f lots on the street The price is wsehe soj to
The Marx Ernst ,Ie Syna Ho f, Nest Nine
hs private dwelling h9u a on %s1e4 lot No lxi iss
MAN Marx has sold TO Mrs Bella MaSef ve.sio iU9
M sfSsle an,touse. 21xS5xlcO for s2s 900
II Rawak has sold 10 Peter Me[ SH ,Tl9 o''
~ feet west Of Ftnaye for AdolPn Nero5 ep
Il uaI, Norrr,s.ave and One-nundred- and-twenty-
sec5nds ana for EreasTiSk sehmd ye NG nat at
Ss On lot 2sxl6o the buyer, Mrs. Caroline Reis'
giving No. 10 Fifth-st.
STATISTICS OF THE WEEK
Thea tables compare the conveyances' mort
cares and projected buildings OF last week IN inc
borouehs Of Manhattan and The Bronx with 'ne
corrsspopding week Of 1897 in the old city;