New-York tribune., 1899-04-22
REAL ESTATE.
SALES BY BROKERS AND AT THE Ex-
CHANGES

SALES BY BROKERS AND AT THE EN-
CHANGES.
The private realty transactions yesterday includ-
ed one OF the largest deals In vacant lots that mas
been closed this year. The property sold was the
remaining thiry-one lots In the block bounded by
Lenox and Seventh aves One cumberland fortietH-
and Onehundred- -and-forty first SITS. being piot
facing 20 feet on the west side of Lenox ave. 400
feet In One-hundred- nd-forty rst-st and $40 rect
In One hundred-an nd -fortieth-st. The seller Is
Thomas L. Watt and the buyers are SOM Brothe's'
who also bought the westerly part OF the same
block early In the year. including twenty-nihe io's
on the west side of Seventh-ave $50 feet in one
hundred forty -irst-st. and 375 feet in one
hundred and -fortieth-st
OF their previous purchase Som Brothers have
already resold, George John and joseph
Schreiner the 2OO-foot front in Seventh-ave. and
$50 feet in One e-hundredand- forty -frst-st These
lots. eighteen in number, now being improved.
With today's purchase and the eleven lots remain
ing from that OF January. they have forty-two iots
In this block.
The entire property is a part OF the old watt
homestead, which extended TO the Harlem River.
Much OF II has now been sold to operators and
builders. among whom the largest previous buyers
were John d. Crimmins and Henry Morgentnau, I.als
bct HE bopaed NV Tnox " and Seventh aves and
One -hundred-an thrty-eighth and One-hundred-
Clarence True has sold to ex-Postn.aster- General
erected al the south corner of Riverside Drive.
sawson Hobbs have sold for Eugens Campoen zen
No 20 West Seventieth-st. STORY orowIslone
dwellins-hsuse @xeox1oo with extension Terms
Myer Hellman has purchased plot OF twelve J. lots
the southeast corner of Madison ave and NneSo o
ninth-st,, fronting 100 feet in the avenue ana q"
Meyer Auerbach sold to, John Harsen RhSades de-
2Ss o 5Gnp 81 x te @ feet st west Of Central
Park West Mr.: Rhoades owns the corner .r,
Mrs. Herman the three-story and basement prlck
from a Mrs. Conway. the adjoining property NO So'
East q, also from J I>e hyy YsnpR saS Mnd RG9d
s2sx50' No $50 Grand-st they have sold to, Julius
LynsstOn d S the m rs or G 5rGk & for
Improvement With six story aathouses also, Har
na s Eae ~ aS fSF the % PS h
the plot, AXIS Nos SOs and Sc5 Broome-st,, and 10
os Ss'ssa 5ass 'Ssne% So IL w West 1'Ga ThTtls,hst
Maclay & Davies sold for Helen =. Wardwen no NO
Mary Haniey has sold to Henry Bothman No 429
East Twenty second-st A factory Will he erecteu
Edward DrissIer and Walter Mclaughlin have
corner OF Third-ave. and One-hundred -and-seyen-
ave, near One hundred y-sxth-st and one
lot In One-hundred- and forty ysixth-st, near 81
The same brokers have also sold for Welcome R.
Steinmetz four three-story and basement private az
The Leonard Moody Real Estate Company has
sold for Charles Fox to Julia b. DE Forrest the
three-story and basement brick dwelling house No
PSI West Twentieth-st. for $4,000.
corner Of waverley Place and Christopher-st a.
hvestory commercial building plot 81 SSIX$t Ynt taking
Robert Wallace has sold Nos 2s and q West One one
hundredand- thirty -second-st two five-story Nat
Martin Meter and another are repSred to have ot
house plot ssxioCs, taking i9 part payment a coun-
try residence on Long Island; -. % vo,,,,nsI, G.
Kroenberg the plot on the south side Of One hun
dred- and frst-st.,. 40 feet east of Madison-ave
Arthur S. LuTia has sold to Jacob shrady No. 52s
West One hundred md -fourteenth-st foIIr,story
Robert Wallace sold through Thomas O'Connell
the two fve-story apartment houses Nos 70 ana
ware & Gibbs have sold for j. NJ Galloway three
lots in Riverside Drive and two lots in Claremont-
ave north of One-hundred- and twenty y-second-st.
Thomas Payne sold NN s. East sx
Van Orden & Wetterer have purchased from
P5s the p9 H Of
eighth-st and West End-ave, lOo5xlOo The seller
Se sG plot %ocSS "Suf Res Ras
Brooklyn. have sold for Hazard & Loomis. to
Tcn aTx
for ssOo also for william cydS ,rG, to Al ling e.
xz go Go G0q%5s F63Is., Hfishlf ,s GSarSg for
stonefront DWELLING. house, lsx5oxisi. No. 81 ster
Ing Place for $4,000; also, for j. g. Hayemeyer; 10
S. Gottlieb the three-story frame dwelling mouse
25xlO0 No SS7 Greeneave.. for g. $50; also for J. C.
Atwater to ]. f. Ryerson the plot l5oXlcO, on the
south side OF Eighth-st., between sixth ana sew
enth for $1,000 and for p JHhgsOn to
25x102 No. 267 Adams-st.. for 5000 r,,,
The Sisters of Mercy Of ,b be an9 Rudng hfn
Department for a four-story brick convent. 52x69i
to be erected on the north side Of one.hun6rea
and ffty-second-st, 300 feet east or BroauWa! az
an estimated cost Of $4,000 Neville q Bagge are
the architects. .s. - ,ho
only property scheduled had been previously dis
posed of at private contract.