New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30

west corner OF Broadway and Broome-st.' extend
ing to Mercer-st 1t is twelve stories high and
has frontages of 2S feet in Broadway, 2.lO feet in
Nrrcer-st. and 200 feet in Broome-st The offices
are said to be all rented at about $1,000 year.
Mr. Williams. in commenting on the transaction
yesterday said that It Illustrated tne senTr h b
believes, will continue for some time lie does not
share in the belief that the reports o. I'VE sae dda
vesfeTday thai investors had long had confidence in
Broadway realty, but for various reasons buying
had been postponed
CAPITAL SEEKING REAL ESTATE
People are beginning to realize the permanent
paying qualities of real estate" he added. land
many Withdrawing their capital from other in
vestments to put It into realty The present trans
actions are only forerunners Of active fall bust
ness"
Myer Helman has sold for immediate improve
ment the southeast corner Of Madison-ave. and
Ninety ninth-st, 1Oo1lxlo0 The four lots are part
of plot of twelve bought recently from Mrs. Flor
isaac L. Rice has bought General Egbert l..
Niee's mansion, at the south OF Eighty
eighth-st. and Riverside Drive. 1t is large three
story brick and stone dwelling house. on plot 75x
100 The price is said to have been about $4,000.
The house reported sold several months ago.
but negotiations evidently fell through. Mr.. Rice
Lowenfeld & Prayer sold to Jacob Lssner the
also to Albert Erdman, No. PA to rs FIrst-ave.,
plot 69x9i They have purchased the hye-story nat
St. 2sxloo, and the dwelling houses Nos 37 and 3so
Eighth-st., on plot 4OX97.6
son to George W Wright No Z63 West Eighty
eighth-st., a three-story dwelling house. on lot
il was also reported Yesterday that i,. the same
tieth-st, but the report not confirmed.
Myer S Auer6ach has sold to builder FOR I'M
story brownstone building, lot 9,5XsS:s - III,
Isaac Strauss has sold 10 David Price, for Kali
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tween One-hundred-an d-seventeenth and One-hun-
sturges & co. report an exchange Of No SOs West
One hundred nd-sixteenth-st., a fivestory single
II. Wagner for a house and plot in Amundson-ave.
near Randall-ave.. Woodawn.
j. w. Kctcham has sold three lots the south
side Of hundred and-sixty -fourth-st., p feet
east Of Boston-ave taking in exchange a ive-stOry
datbouse on the south Side of One-hundred- and
sixty-Gfth-st. 100 feet west Of Thrd-ave.
Edward J. yelling jr.. has sold for the WhItlock
estate to John F. Johnson the property the east
side Of Pleasantave y feet north of One-hundred-
John r. Cole has sold the plot sskloos. the
south side Of Ninety-sixth-st, Jos feet east or
In exchange for the nve-stqry double nath9u;e:
Jesse c. Bennett Co for T. II. Rix TO r r
gave Nos ~ III and is West Eighiieth-st three
four-story houses each 2ox55xl022. with extension.
SITE FOR NEW POWER HOUSE.
The Manhattan Railway Company. and not the
City Real Estate Company, as appeared in the
transfers two weeks is the buyer of the tract
OF 100 lots beginning 80 feet north Of One-hun-
dred-and- seventy ninth-st. between Third and La
fontaine ayes and extending beyond the quarry
Road The purchaser Will erect a power house
McVickar & Co have rented for the Alden estate
to olive G. Rckeson for the season the F9 SG
the sane estate, to George l.. Carnegie, the Manor
McNuity Fitzgerad Of Brooklyn, have sold to
Anna NJ oReilly the farm p, Of the late lsaac n
c9nssng on % GIs ON S nor
by al on the ana gat on by The west by e.
haven-ave.. for $4,000
There were ten offerings in foreclosure at the
New-York Real Estate saesroom yesterday The
results follow:
ST.. south side 4si feet west OF Central Park West,
3 oS5 Eu brick e d Hsni fST 5ore
as to a Vest
south side S25 feet east of Lenox-aye.. looxloo1l.
Alien Townsend, the plaintiff, for $685.
south side. $50 feet west OF Fifth-ave., 25xlOO1l
fve-story brick nathouses; foreclosure; to c. F.
Kss sp the Bai9'a IoT sy
south side l316 feet east Of lsxGo
f&g schef h e' bSh of
No 3i4 East One-hundred- and twenty -fourth-st
f fourstoTy brick iathouse; foreclosure to Mary
Smith and Letitia g. Sands. the plaintiffs, for
10 10 St. Nicholas-ave., east side, 1870 feet
north Of one-hundred- forty NTH St, 2lxloo
to the Metropolitan Trust Company the plaintiff
for $1,000
BY Herbert A. Sherman-No los West Ninety
sxth-st south side $50 feet west Of Columbus ave,
25xlOOS. fve-story brick hathouse; foreclosure to
Selma Brill the plaintiff. for $4,000
BY Bryan l.. Kennev-Second-ave. south side.
about 40 ct east of White Plains Road b65x about
2Ox about 5f5xlB Willamsbridge. vacant: par
ttion; to Mary r. Lamb. for $l.i5O
No 50 East One-hundred- and twenty second st.
north side 80 feet west Of Park-ave. 25xl01 II. five
story, stone-front fla thouse; foreclosure; TO T. b.
Gale the plaintiff for s22.757.
No 81 East one -hundr ed nd invent second st.
north side l05 feet Of Parkave. 25Xl0Oll, five
story stOne-front fathouse; foreclosure; 10 T. b.
| Gale, the plaintiff. for $22.76
! BY Solomon De Walltearss-West Two hundred.
and northeast side. l25 feet northwest Of
| Columbus-ave., 25xs9l1, vacant foreclosure; TO
| Thomas L. Reynolds. the plaintiff. for SAN