New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-27
REAL ESTATE.
VACANT PLOTS IN FIFTH-AVE EAST OF
THE PARK PRACTICALLY
ALI, SOLD OFT

ALL BUILD COI
whitehouse & Porter yesterday gave list Of
sales OF sites for houses In upper Flfth-ave..
which illustrates in a striking way the activity
that has marked realty transactions in that To-
cality. Several Of these sales have been reported
previously In this column but In its entirety tho
list s interesting one. and It is therefore printed
in full In several cases II s definitely stated that
the purchasers will improve with hgh-class dwell
ing houses, and. while II is not impossible that
some of the lots may be resold, 1t likely that
all of them will eventually be used for private
houses Of superior kind. These purchases prac-
tically from the market all Of the desirable
plots facing the east side Of Central Park.
THE FIFTH-AvE SALES
The sales in detail are as follows:
To Darius o. Mills Whitehouse & Porter sold
the north corner OF One-hundred "a nd fourth-st.
100u feet in the avenue and l25 feet in the street.
for James NJ. Constable and the south corner OF
sn9 m m ba for Tsemns me Gden
and four lots adjoining In One-hundred-an fifth
st. St. x So for , Hugh Getty b This gives Mr. Mills
OF 200 feet in Onehundred and hfthst. and 1875 feet
In One-hundred-a nd-fourth-st.
To w. L. Bull. ex-presient OF the Stock Elk
change. Whitehouse e. Porter sold the six lots.
fourth-st the southefly corner. for j. s. Lyle Mr.
Bull 1t is said will build for his own use and occu-
pancy.
To William r. Travers they sold the similar plot.
100 llx5o at the north corner OF One,hundred
chases include the entire block front, 20.1O feet
front and $50 feet frontage in either street.
corner Of One-hundred second-st they sold for
George F.. Johnson to James Abercrombe Burden.
daughters of william D. Sloane. Contradictory
ports have been out about the location OF the pur
last making them interested with w X. Vanderbilt.
tT in the purchSsse Of the block front between
Carnegie This present report Is OF course. authori
ners in the arm Of Tanany 4 Co, whitehouss 4
ner OF Fifth-ave and Ninety nnth-st.. fronting
l0011 feet In the avenue and 175 feet in the street
chasers respectively are to be- built on this blot
The seller in this case was the estate Of B. F Dun
The south '' corner Of Ftave as and Ninety
ez O o s Ssefr dhe2 se
delphia. Mr.. Clothier now owns both OF the Ninety
seventh-st corners. having purchased the northery
Four lots in Fifth-aye., 252 feet north of Ninety
the estate Of John r. Ford 70 an unannounced in
weston. The list is concluded with plot IOoxiOo1i
ave- sold for John Weber to O James A D. Oh L@yns
former president Of the West Shore Railroad.
house property No. IS East sixty-eghth-st.. for
'ohn w LP gsnn to ke ss tHI p
70 wh the double y, sxH
Fitzsimmons q Smith. in conjunction with J. e.
johnson. have sold to a builder for Mrs. Robe
1856 West Thirty third-st N155xioO each also to
the same for a Mrs. Geoghegan the three-story
brick dwelling house No ass West Thirty third ST.
20x55xl00
E: J: Yelling, IT, sold to Louis Lese for the
-thirtyfou $50 feet OF Sew
enth-ave.
TEN-sTORY APARTMENT HOUSE
Hirsh Oppenheimer sold to a builder the south
corner OF Central Park West and Ninety -second-st
10Oxl25, at a reported price Of $4,000 ten-story
apartment house will be erected.
The Stevens Real Estate Connanv ha. eoid for
F. j. Moloughney to c. Blnn. jr.. the lot 25x1oo on
the north side of Ninety eighh-st 1926 feet of
Eighth-ave.
Henry Marks has sold No. 1.45l Fifth-ave.. a five
story hathouse. with stores, for $4,000.
II. Loscarn sold TO NJ. Klesius for Saul Brothers
the Aston leasehold No SIS Fifth-st. a hve-story
double tenement-house. with stores. lot 25xlOO
Ottnger Brothers are the buyers Of the plot in
Central Park West 81 feet south of Ninety
Joseph A. stoll is the buyer representing a syndi-
Park West and Nneteth,s reported y s
and DR.; Fayette f. schley the buyer OF No 47S
| West End-ave. recently sold for the Countess di
NJ L. Hess have leased for Henry Corn 70 A.
Beer & Co. for term OF years two floors in the
ten.story building TO be erected at Nos 22 and 2i
| No. West Eghteenth-st. each floor containine
| 10000 square feet.
Frederick southack & Co. leased for Horace A.
| for fifteen years. the entire building No q West
Twenty third;st., adjoining the Fifth Avenue Hotel
George r. Read has sold the private stable No 2Is
! West Fifty eighth-st &x1OO to Frank J. Gould
Alfred Seton, jr.. has leased the former Warwick
| Hotel property at the northwest corner OF Broad
way and Fortieth-st for Elliott Zborowsk 10 John
Bittner for ten years at an approximate rental for
! the period OF $25,0o0 net. The tenant will ma Ike
extensive alterations and the property for hot
| purposes
| Donald Mitchell denied yesterday that he had
purchased No 50 West Forty -nhh-st.. and refused
| 70 confirm the reported purchase OF No. 50 from
Samuel Burns. as reported. He said however. that
a transaction was pending looking to the acquire
ment OF properly In close vicinity TO the oca ton
mentioned It is understood that the deal indicates
| the erection OF large bachelor apartment house.
f.. A. Lane. Of Brooklyn. has sold for J. f. Rob
erts 10 Joseph s. Smith the two-story bun brick
! two-famly dwelling house on the west side OF
Miiler-ave., O feet north Of Blake 2Oxlo0 for
| g. and for James z. Roberts TO Trottet. the
| two-story bun-brick two-famy dwelling house on
the side OF Miller-ave.. 200 feet north OF
| Blake-ave.. 20x1o0, for 5000.
| Plans were filed at the Department OF Build
| ings yesterday by Joseph A. Stoll for a seven
story brick and stone dwelling house on plot TX
| Oil at the northeast corner OF One-hundred- and
seventh-st. and Broadway. to cost $4,000
AUCTION SALES.
The offerings at the New-York Real Estate
| Salesrooms yesterday were disposed OF as follows
| BY William Kenney-Nos % and Is New Bow
cry. southeast side at Intersection with south side
of Madison-st. running east 6l0x south 81 TX west
~ feet 10 New Bowery northeast along same a.