New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-11
REAL ESTATE.
SALE OF A CORNER IN FIFTH-AvE.-
DAVID DUDLEY FIELDS OLD HOME
SOLD-NEED OF RAPID TRANSIT

SOLD-NEED OF RAPID TRANSIT.
The principal news in real estate circles yester-
day concerned the sale OF plot In Fifth
ave. said TO be In the neighborhood OF the blocks
purchased some time ago by Andrew Carnegie. 1t
IL impossible to give details OF the sale, White
house & Porter the brokers in the Transaction
unwilling to give the name OF either the
buyer the seller Of the property. When by
a Tribune reporter Mr.. Porter said at is true
that have made such sale. but clients
not willing for us TO give out information In
regard to II. AS to the location, I only say
that II is north OF Seventy-second-st. The price
was about $500 Co.,"
Inquiry among brokers yesterday led to the be-
lief that considerable business has been done which
Is not yet ready for publicity. and It is not UNI
likely that some interesting sales will be reported
In the next few days we'll known broker In
commenting on the situation yesterday said TOO
much stress cannot be laid upon the need Of rapid
transit That is the one thing the real estate bust
needs now most OF all. What We want is TO
be able to point out to people that they go to
and from the upper to the lower parts OF the city
quickly. and conveniently There is
side OF the OF transit why the property above
the Harlem should not be eagerly sought for II
is healthfuL spendidly situated and offers every
advantage. What want Is TO rapid transit
pushed. These delays are serious In their effects
Mcvickar 4 Co. have sold for Patrick McMarrow
the five story Limestone and brick apartment house;
to a client. who gives in part payment. at about
$4,000. the three story and basement private dwell
ing house l6xS, No 10 Edgecombe-ave The
former building Is part OF the LoyOla apartment
houses which occupy the block between One-hun-
dred- seventh and One hundred-and- eighth SITS.
and OF which only one Of the seven houses now
remains unsold.
Herbert A. Sherman has sold for Lady Lucinda
Musgrave, OF East Grinstead England. to J. q.
Wells at 10000. the house and grounds at Mamar-
oneck which belonged to her father. David Dud-
ley Field comprising In all about sixteen acres.
with a shore front on Long Island Sound and ad-
Constable. II Is the intention OF the purchaser TO
occupy the property as summer home after i'm
proving II.
A. L. Sire has resold No. 68 Madison-ave. at an
advance the price at which he recently bought
II from Collins Collins.
Karl NJ. Wallach & Son have sold. through Henry
NJ Ribeth, the Ave story double brick and stone
tenement house 25xs7x02. No 4a East Seventy
third-st., private terms
Mandelbaum Levine have purchased from tho
Edgar estate the three story brick building plot
+ox956 Nos. Is and y Thompson-st.
Henry II. Dreyer has sold for Sauer, Gross q
Herbener No. ga Amsterdam-ave.. FIVE story
fathousc. 25xs7xlo
Herbert l. Terrll is the buyer OF No. 925 Fifth
ave. recently reported sold
william Rosenzweg. Lowenfeld Prayer and
their associates. who purchased No. 7Sl ThirCLave
at the auction sale held by Richard V. Harnett &
Co or Thursday for $1,000. have sold the same to
Joseph Buttenwieser for about 10000.
-Four OF the eight offerings scheduled At the New.