New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-11
NEWS ABOUT REALTY.
MORE APARTMENT HOUSES TO BE
BUILT.
prB1Jc LIBRARY PROsPECTs-A UNIQUE TRANS
ACTION-sALEs BY BROKERS AND AT
TIE EXCHANGES


An amusing feature Of the way in which real es'
tate news is reported is the persstency with "'lcn
some sellers deny their transactions and some buy
ers assert their purchases Several papers denied
Yesterday The sale Of the unfinished apartment
MOTEL at the northwest corner Of Central PARK N'S'
and Ninety-drs-s the facts of which were printed
in this column. Notwithstanding, 1t may be re-
peatcd the sale in question has been made.
4 sale to which unique interest attaches from
the fact that the deeds have been sent an the way
70 Ervpt TO he signed by Mrs Robert Hoe Is that
Of the lot at No 1926 West Seventecnth-st, 2'N'-
foot on which a three-story brick stable STANDS
The buver is the College Of ST. Francis Xavier On
the lot lust purchased ard the adjoining plot '''N
o. which has been conveyed TO the college recently
by jackson & Stern. a parsh-school Is TO be puu'.
John n Goldng has sold for Mrs. Meme ! i"ho
the extra wide dwelling-house 2Xlos' NO Iof NV
orside Drive between Ninetieth and Nlncty-h''t
SITS. adjoining the Matthews mansion ~
Oh William II Falconer has sold for Jackson x
stern The vacant plot, 50xl0. Nos. 81 ana ~ w
Tortv-fourth-st for improvement with a tWcN =
story apartment house This properly IS 4ss"c,a-
The same broker has sold for James l. BGtlen-
viescr The fve-story tenement house, with s'oioS
80 = = GrnFSors Sons have sold for Jonas NJ. and
The south side cf Nnety-fourth-st., 2$o feet easy
Of Ffth-ave on private terms II - tme dvcng
q
h@ GeoTre %" Johnson & Sons have sold No 112f
Daweon-st a two-story and basement brick ana
stone house. 25xJ0xloo, TO Mary Elizabeth NlcN''T
8 II Greenbaum has sold to Fenucco A. VI
vanu for l. Mayer. two three-f mIly HveIh, ,,n
buildings 25Xw on me, H S2u5Iim yuv VI toms pri
Rusher & Babcock have sold for p F. cody to
bic aathousc No 100 Fast Eighty-seventh-s'., 26.'
Joseph Levy & Son have sold Nos 9o7 end 31a
West Thirty fourth-st.. two three-story pu1l -,
for Anna C. Klinke to John karst II and ais, also
Twenty-scventh-st., fve-slory hathonse r..,,,
Emile Schulz sold to j. j. Fox 40. 80 East Tenth
St a four-story building. &xsi9 - =.
East Eleyenth-st.. a hve-story double hathouse'
Hal J. How & Co have sold for. u. G., Nieden-
stein the lot on the south side of One-hundrod d.
and-sixth-st. ~ feet east Of Broadway, 10 Samuel
Mcmillan. on private terms
Burril Bros. OF Brooklyn; have sold for Hoeh am
Seventh-ave 50xs0 to f. NJ. Taller for $1,000.
Uamcrshiag the plot 5)xl25 in Central Park West
- feet north OF Nincty-second-st, 10 Samuel
at the New-York Real Estate salesroom yester-
day the following wore the offerings disposed Of:
i B2n brick N s9pe ON Si lot No ia
Pearl-st tc Charles II. Becker the plaintiff. for
peter F. Meyer sold in foreclosure. the dye.story
brick store ani tenement-house' on lot M5E'" NO.
Il Willctt-st.. to l.. X. Stern for Ent0l
I, is thought that the money necessary to begin
work on the new public library Yil be voted by
the Board OF Estimate and Apportonment at an
early date possibly next week. The work OF tear
ing down the old reservoir. Fifth-ave. Forfeit 4
10 Fortv-sccOnd-st.. will be begun the
funds have been authorized. simultaneously with
The razlng Of the reservoir work will be begun on
the library building the stones Of the reservoir
are 10 be used for the foundation Of the projected
structure. ,,
Yesterday that the removal ~ the reservoir would
take about six months. The new library huldlng
is not expected % be completed in less than three
years