New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-18
REALTY MARKET ACTIVE.
SALES WE'LL DISTRIBUTED AND vALU-
ABLE PROPERTIES INVOLVED.

cALES W ELL 1CD A4FD
ABLE PROPERTIES INVOLVED.
J. W. DoANE. OF CHICAGO. THE BUYER OF THE
wELLEsLEY-oLD COLUMBIA LOTS DIS
POSED OF sY BERKELEY SCHOOL
HOFFMAN ESTATE PURCHASE
ON THE PALISADES.
The developments in the realty market yesterday
showed its strength to be well maintained The
sales closed numerous and well distributed.
and several important transactions closed since
the beginning OF the year. but never before record
ed came 70 Hight from the Registers office
Mrs. G. Goldberg sold the four-story and base
ment brownstone dwelling No. 81 East Seventy
second-st.. lot 22x1o22, TO investor on private
terms. The price Is said to be in the neghborhood
OF $4,000 The house was bought In 1883 FOR
se2 800.
Perez Rosenberg sold No. 81 West Thrd-st,
seven-story brick and stone building on lot
25xl19. to investor taking in part payment a
tract OF property in Yonkers
Title was taken yesterday by August sellitz
from the Central Realty Company TO the new
seven-story store and loft building No. 12T to Isl
Mercer-st on A. plot 5Ox1OO between Spring and
Prince SITS. and the similar building at Nos. ISL
and 1s9 Mercer-st.. between Houston and BleecKer
SITS The sale closed few days ago. Inc
price is withheld
The transfers yesterday revealed tho iaS' e'"'
John W. Doane. OF Chicago. is the buyer OF the
Wellesley apartment-house at the northwest cor
ner OF West End-ave. and Eighty-hrst-st he
takes title the property from Boehm & Coon
for a nominal consideration and the assum ptoh "a
$4,000 mortgage held by the as0pS on the
deeds showed the amount involved IN the tranSa0-
ton TO be about s4600OO ,,..,.o,.,. eoboor the
The deed transferring to the Berkeley ScnooI o. III
old cORm6a College 2rqRssry at is likely to go
on IN " learned
sale OF OF the lots on the Flfuetn-st hasp
are eorsd sn nd ptbat the details OF this
transaction are likely to be announced at inc sa'"o
Frederick seitz it was learned yesterday Is me
buyer OF the block front in seventh-aye oetwee cen
forty-hrst SITS from Thomas l. Watt president OF
the Morris Bank. The sale was negotiated oy W.
The Manhattan property traded BY the Hoffman man
estate for the Dana tract on the Pahsanes h "a
warehouse parcel al the southwest corner or
worth-st and Mission Place. Plans for the DC,
been Completed BY the Hoffman estate.
The Roman Catholic orphan Asylum has mort
f ss block 70 the bouhded by
Fifty-frst and Fifty-second SITS. for the sum o,
the same time acquired title for an expressed con-
sideratSn Of $4,000 to the site for Its new A0'ne
Lalor & Befnger have sold for Leopold New6org
e EdTad Gf1des se S% S os and to
lots adjoining IN Sixty-hrth-st. american Oase-
ment dwellings will be erected on the plot. In
connection with this sale building and loan con-
tract between Mr.. Newborg and Gilbert I. Brown
for $4,000 was filed yesterday.
Oppenhemer G. Hamershlag sold yesterday 70
builder the plot at the south corner OF Ninety
thlrd-st. and Central Park West 75xl& for I'M
provement. This is a part OF the Womans HOS
Mandelbaum g. Levine bought from the shrady
and Young estates Nos. lSS and lO livingston,
ST. three-story brick dwellings, plot a 4xlg ana
sold to St Theresa's Church. No. 1853 East Broao-
way southwest corner OF Rutgers-st. a four-story
building, lot 2lx54 - - -, ~.
Janpole & Werner bought No SIC to ga East
Eleventh-st.. Ave threestory old buildings on a
'JT' p E. J. Murray sold for L. 2. Bach the
four-story double tenement-house, No 81 BROOK
ave near One-hundred nd -5ixty-third-st' on Pill
Boudinot Keith is said to be the seller Of No; IS
West Fifteenth-st. The buyers name Is WIKI
Ellen Leiner has sold Nos. ia and l7s East One
hundred and -fourth-st.. two dwellinghouses on
At the Broadway salesroom yesterday William
stores and tenement houses, 14x60x Irregular NO
6s1a Carmine-st, 10 the plaintiff for $3.50.
Strong & Ireland sold IN foreclosure the nve-
story stonefront hathouses on lot 25xgS9 NO 2lI
William Kennedy Will sell under foreclosure in
the selesroo to-day. IN the suit OF Josephine Whit
ney Johnson and others, es executors, against
Bridget Kelly and others the premises at No. II
John J. Delaney is the referee in the suit, and
Miller Peckham & Dixon are the plaintiffs at
torneys
against Clara Wakenan and another. No. 1i2 East
Thrty-hfth-st. lot 149 1-6xs7s about 10 feet cast
OF Lexlngton-ave. Horace Secor Jr, is the referee
In the suit. and Roosevelt & Kobbe are the plant