New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-28

,-oe.s =, ,no nroner,v which had been acquired
from Ehe Central Realty Bond ana trust O'i'
pany
One Of the most significant things connected WIN
the announcement Of the forming OF TINS ne"
company was the statement made yesterday Oy
ono ~ those interested that Messrs Southack ana
Read feel so confident OF an early increase IN inc
activity in the real estate market that they oeSI'
to be prepared with a large capital AZ theii 0o'''
mand to take advantage OF such opportuni'iee 90
may be offered. 1t has been pointed out IN '"'s
column frequently of late that the condition OF
New-York realty is such as 20 make II extremely I,
nrohable that n return to active and higniy sdIs
factorv business at an early date Is probable. Inc
reinforcement Of the new company is interesting,
and should rot be without IT'S enecas upV III sub
Who have vet some wavering doubts as 10 the SUP
stantjal and stable condition of New-fork realty
The Central Realty Bond and Trust Company IS
there is TO be no public offer of the same. as as
surances have been received that the irlends VI e
organizers will take the entire issue Further de-
tails OF the plans Of the new company are with
held for the present.
THE RECORD OF SALES.
Samuel Goldstcker has sold for the estate OF
Louisa Engelberg, to Robert F. Bennett. the three
story high stoop brownstone dwelling house lux
1922 Nc 1879 West Seventy-hrst-st.; terms private
MAYER s. Auerbach has bought from various
owners No. 40 TO A West Fourth-st. old buildings.
plot 6ox5S6 and will erect Ten story hreproof steel
construction mercantile building
J. s Hoft has purchased through Hotaling &
Co No gu East One-hundred-a and thirtyfourth-st
a five story fathouse at about $500
We'll e. Mayer have sold the five story tenement
house with stores. 25xM. No. 114O First-ave terms
private. ~ -
East Seventy-hfth-st., a four story stone lrohl
dwelling house. lot 17x1O2.2. $500. y
Charles T. Barney has purchased from Joseph -
Kaiser the Plot on the north size OF Of msnrdam
ave lOOxl9s 1OSs xlO47 xl6s%. -,,...
George n Hartmann & co have sold for client
ks %. x675s., No iS ST Nicholas.ave;, west
side, 29T. feet south Of One hundred,and-t en- en-
tiehst also. for another client the tnree xsory
No. 133 West One-hundred and-twenteth-st' De-
tween Lenox and Seventh aves. 1910.
Sauer Gross Herbener have sold 10 ArthIr
Mcconnell the southeast corner or Amsterdam,
ave- and Ninety second-st FIVE story store ana
apartment house. size 25Sx1O.
George w. Young president or the Smiea states
Young, president of the Continental lnyestnebhs
Company, of Jersey City. has bought from the
Mutual Life Insurance Company the old farm no OF
ex-Deputy Collector Murphy of the Port Of New
York, at Deal Beach, a short distance south OF
Elberon. n. j. This tract comprises so acres ana t
Insurance Company. The buyers paid SloOVO
They will cut it up into building lots.
port known as Whitehall. to BENJAMIN II. Irving.
of this CITY The property sold is In Catharine-st,
and is said TO have brought N5O00O. ...u
day Herbert A. Sherman sold TO II. King, for 800
4s2' the property Nos PAS and A7 West One-hun-
red-and- nnth-st two five story brick hatnouses'
5Oxl00l1 ~.
one story and basement brick and terra Gotta
church will be erected at No. 6IS to 6@ East one
hundred-and- hfty-sixth-st, near Etonsave' 5 Tor
the Rev Stanslaus J. Norwak, pastor OF St AdelI
berts Roman Catholic Church, Inc church WI. VIII
take up plot 53x1oO feet, and will be built from
plans BY G. H. Streeton The cost Is estimated