New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
REAL ESTATE.
INVESTMENT BUYING IN FIFTH-AVb'-
BETTER RESULTS AT AUCTION-NEW
CHURCH FOR THE BRONX.

CHURCH FOR THE BRONX.
1rpper Fifth-ave figured prominently again IN
Yesterdays real estate doings. Just n week ago
large sale the upper Fifth-ave. district reeVeu
the monotony OF the market and the Indications
are that items from that section Will be the saving
feature Of the present week. Other negotiations
there are said to be nearing the point OF COM
petion Both Of the Fifth-ave. transactions re-
ported yesterday are investment purchases. whch
IS In itself of the gratifying features OF the
news. There some talk among brokers yes
terday about the probable effect the market OF
Secretary Cages decision to purchase $25OpV"
worth of Government bonds The general opinion
among realty brokers is that relief will be anorded
thereby and that this cannot fail to have gen
orally beneficial effect. The opinion Is current thaI
with reduction in the rates OF interest more
money will find its way into the speculative real
estate market.
George ID. Mackay OF the Board o, Trustees OF
the Roman Catholic orphan Asylum. said yester-
day that the negotiations with the syndicate were
In the same status several days ago. the rus-
tees insist that more members OF the syndi-
cate sign the contract while the syndicate VIII not
agree to that demand. Negotiations are not on
however, and, although two other offers have been
received neither is favorable as the syndicateS
offer and neither has been seriously considered yet
At the New-York Real Estate Salesroom the bid
ding rather more spirited yesterday thah lot
several days, and the plaintiff figured less often In
the results In one case offer Of prof! on his
purchase was made TO a buyer Immediately after
the parcel had been knocked down 10 him. ana a
coincidence was the fact that when the same prop
ery was sold at auction three years ago the same
thing Tho a frSrS was
Knocked down by Bryan L. Kennedy for sl9 100. and
a person present offered the buyer an advance OF
$500 If he would sell his contract: The oner was
refused In the previous sale 9 reeraed M req 10 Ie
resod privately for $1,000 more than that hguIe
No 81 Fifth-ave., a four story browns;one build
ing on lot 25xlOO 5O5 feet south Of Forty-sixth-s
sale a. The buyer is reported to be clifford Goodwin
William a. White q Son have sold for William
for busness, No 4S2 Fifth-ave The lot is 2iS front
by 100 feet deep It is rented for about $ll,N
Tae df sas pre Saa 10 E'e that an
adjoining parcel had been sold was denied; ,,
larius a lot on the north side of One hundred-and-
seyeneenhst and lot on the so south side e. OF F{fS 1fs
ave, 10 the same bpyer who purchased the two lots
100 feet from the avenue rePSrted yesterday rororv
fbrdst' and ST. Nchoas-ave 100 feet in the street
by ia feet in the avenue x two story dwelling
W J. Huston & Co. have sold for. Henry PETER
the FIVE story double hathouse No 26 Morningslde-
ave. East 25x90x1O0. to INVESTOR also, for John
house No so West One-hundred -and-seventy-th bird
ST.. southwest corner OF Audubon-ave.. l1x45x0 a.,
the sx-story apartment house Nos 233 and 2S5 East
One-hundred-and- -twelfth-st.. 37x1OO
the three story private dwelling house No llS West
One-hundred- -and-thirteth-st. 176x50x1O0.
Abraham J. Dworsky has sold to Harry Dwrosky
No 800 to 313 East One-hundred- and -seventh-st,
plot OF five lots. on which he VIII erect SIX story
T. A. Taylor is reported to have sold a plot 5lx1Oo
on the west side OF the Boston Road, between one
hundred -and-sixty y-seventh and One-hundred-and-
sixty-eighth for about $4,000. to Mr Blondel,
who will 1t is said erect two I'VE story HatnSuSes
dence the northwest corner OF Fifth-ave: ana
TO be reconstructed and made freproof. Edwin
Gould appears as lessee IN the plans ned yesterday
Plans were submitted to Commissioner Brady yes
terday for two story brick and stone church
Of Melrose-ave and One-hundred nd fly frst-st.
for the Church of the Immaculate Conception; The
church Is 10 cost $4,000 Anthony +. A. Schmitt
u' Yesterdays @ y'f auction sales resulted as follows;
BY Richard V. Harnett & Co.-No. 66 West Thir-
ty-sixth-st south side is feet OF sixth-aye,
5Sass parsn 4s G6y 9 wiz sesS Sea or @ Cycling
No $i5 Lexington-ave east side, lo3 feet north Of
sale; to J. schaefier for s1S75O.
ave- west side q feet north of .Forty-sixth-st.
15xoOxil.3x irregular: four story brick tenement
house on rear; executors sale; to p. P. Ryan for
No. 40 West Foryninthst north side 2o5s feet
ment frame building on rear; executors sale; TO
Of Twenty-third-st 196xS0. a four story and ex-
tension brick building. with store; executrixs sale;
No 2iS One-hundred- nd twenty -fourth-st. south
side, 2246 feet east OF Eighth-aye. Z.bXlOll; a
four story stone front hathouse foreclosure; to
the plaintiff for S1.o00
No 81 Sixty hist. north side. 1863 feet west or
Central Park West. 22x1O05. a four story brick
dwelling house foreclosure; TO the plaintiff for
s50.5O0
BY D. Phoenix Ingraham Co.-No. 3S3 Six
teenth-st, north side 35 feet west OF Eighth-ave..
runs north 92x25x south. AK east. OAK south. 80
10 street. east 2L1O to beginning five story
brick tenement house; foreclosure; 10 F. J. Van
Norden for S295cO
No. 935 Park-ave.. southeast corner OF Eighty
hrstst 266Xgo hye story 5riSk store ana ,i nat- at
BY James l.. Wolls-Belmont- east side. 1858
feet north Of One-hundred- and Eghty-irst-st.,
90 34x1s9x53x1s2.7. vacant: to l. Eckwort for 1900
Grave-ave. west side, Sc feet north of One-hun-
drcd-and -rst-st 66xldO; to c. a. Becker for
81 300
Boston Post Road west side 59s feet north OF
Thwaites Place. S3x20o; partition SALE to George
McClauslan for A.l0
BY John S Mapes e. Co.-Avenue c, southeast
corner. Thrtcenth-st., Union Port. The Bronx.
four lots each 27xl05 partition sale; three lots TO
NJ Green for 81 750 and lot 10 J. Luny for s525.
Thirteenth-st south side. 105 feet east OF Avenue
C. two lots, each 25xl05 partition sale; to s. Clock
for