New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
THE WEEK IN REALTY
HEAT AND LATENEss OF SEASON DO
NOT STOP TRADE.

lateness OF the season and the depressing eneo.o
OF the weather In addition to considerable
amount Of buying. largely by professional oper-
ators the week has been enlivened by the renewed
rumors regarding the Stewart mansion at Firth
ave- and Thirty fourth-st. All but one OF 'he he''s
are known to have signed contract disposihs vi
the property The prospective buyer is said 10 Do
a new realty company. which mas hs"eo p'o"-
inently in the news lately.
Fifth-ove was again prominent last week. and
the transactions there were all OF suostahtia
and Interesting character. The Ne"-iorA many
Pond Exchange and Trust Company purchased the
plot 2710x160, at the southwest corner ol rh'n
ave and Nineteenth-st The parcel is opposite the
corner which Henry o. Havemeyer acquired III
trade last week and which is occupied by TEN
story store and loft building The sale OF the plot
75x1OO at the south corner OF Fifth-ave. ana Nine
ty-nfth-st. serves as another example OF the i.'e
in values in the avenue above Fifty-ninth-st' TOT
the seller according to report has reaiheu p''"'
OF almost $4,000 since March
THE GREYsTONE SALE
At auction public interest centred In the sale OF
Greystone. the former country home OF samuel !.
Tilden. 1t was sold, with apout 9IN'' 49,"
land, for $l75oo.
The Cammann estate sale resulted IN inc co'"s
out of all OF the 24 lots University Heishts lot
a total OF s2i6,l00 The highest price recoroed "as
S. 800 paid for the southwest corner OF Fordham
Road and Andrews-ave Inside lots on the south
Andrews-ave. were sold for from sS15 TO 1875 each.
This was ar Offering in which the bidders had con-
fdence that the sale would be absolute and so
outsiders. many OF them homeseekers, attended In
large numbers, and outbld the professional element
from the beginning 10 the end OF the sale.
Last week sixty-hvc parcels Of city realty were
sold. considerations being mentioned in eight cases
and amounting to $4,000. In the week preceding
fifty parcels were sold. eight for total considera-
tions of si32 800. The auction sales for the week
amounted to ssl314s. compared with F5S,l2l for
the corresponding week last year.
Frederick Southack & Co. have sold for Henry
Corn the vacant plot Nos 115 and III Crosby-st.
43xSO taken in exchange last week. with other
property, from H. 0. Havemeyer for the northwest
corner Of Fifth-ave. and Nineteenth-st. The buyer
is John s. Hawley, Of Hoops Hawley.
Boehm G. Coon have sold to a builder the plot
O22x1OO. at the southeast corner OF West End-ave.
and Eighty-second-st Il adjoins the Wellesley
apartment house, and similar building will prob
ably be erected It.
H. r. Drew & Co. have sold No. SO West Forty
sixth-st.. four-story dwelling house on lot 22x
100 feet. to Theodore VI. Barton.
The Frank l.. Fisher Company has sold for the
estate OF Isabelle H. Fisher. No. 10 West Eigh-
tiethst. four-sory dwelling house. 20x56xO feet.
to Mr.. Clifford at about 1880.
Charles Martin has sold for Frederick Blatt to
Christian Krug No 545 West Twenty-ninth-st a
four-story brick tenement house, 17x6oxsS.s
The New-Yort Realty Bond Exchange and Trust
Company has bought the southwest corner OF
Fifth-ave. and Nineteenth-st old building. plot
E.l0xl6O. from Alfred W. Hearn.
SALE OF GORE PLOT.
Hall J. How & Co. have sold for the estate OF NJ.
II Ward gore plot at the junction Of Amsterdam
ave- Manhattan-st. and One-hundred- and twenty
sixth-st. l75xls7. The same brokers have sold for
Henry Wahlers the brick building at the northeast
corner Of Pitt and Rivngton SITS. 3sx7o also. for
Thomas Cowman. the fve-story apartment house
No. l23 West One-hundred- y-eighth-st'.
2x1oO; also. for s. j. Barkley two lots on the south
side OF One-hundred-and-twenty- y-ninth-st. S7b feet
east Of Seventh-ave. . ,,
John n Gibson Co nave sTo TOT xenstorv
brick fathOuse 25x7Oxl02 feet, TO Anthony Hickman.
island CITY two-story house, on plot 5oxSS feet.
Allen " Smith has sold to to the American baptist
a hye-story tenement house, taking IA exchange No.
547 Throop-ave.. Brooklyn. and tl95O In cash
jacob Goldfam No 455 East Elghtleth-st.
Theodore NJ Barton has bought NO oS west
asSI5S aSI5S-''N'n-s'' 'oD'-'''', '"'S "'''' ~
Sargent & Van orden the buyers from Henry
VI. Denton OF the northwest corner Of Amsterdam
ave. and Seventy-ninth-st; A seven-story apart
ment house will be erected.
Rusher q Babcock were the brokers in the sale
OF the northwest corner of Amsterdam-ave and
One-hundred- thirteenth-st reported yesterday
+. & NJ. f. Bernheimer. the northeast corner OF
Eighth-ave. and One-hundred d-and-fortieth-st,
dyc-story nathouse. lot 25Nl00.
Mrs Emile Gerth has sold to Deszo Fuchs No. 247
East Forty y-hfth-st., fve-story fathouse. lot Sx
Henry E Nlese has sold to Robert NJ. Jarvis Nos.
IA and lie Spring-st., seven-story building, lot
John J. Mahoney has sold to HameTslag oppsn,
81 ST. eii'a6 for about nA1 p2 est anu '"'"u'' w.
Maximilian Mcrgenthau sold to Alfred Blumen-
thai a plot in Third-ave., between One-hundred-
fourth and one-hundred ;and-seyenty-
Rot ullar cte a Y purchaser
templates building Immediately four hve-story
apartment houses. with stores. to cost about 10000
Louis Lese has sold the plot on the south side Of
Seventy-hfth-st., 100 feet west OF Firs-ave. look
A. wacht has bought the northwest corner Of
Broome and Ludlow sts' a six-story tenement
George Loyett of BrOGklyn, has sol sold ,ts for Ga
f2oa9 dvens sa
@ aSd cr i'N5Ss
hfty SfsH Iots &sq in F!atSSsh at 500 lot
Ensham aGnH H.' f. Sichols to John Carr. thirty
lots each 2oxlOO in East second-st. and Eas
n he hd som by 0R 1ns F. RoF ON
private terms also for John Carr to Margaret Hef
Of East Third-st., between Avenues D and e.; also
for William Hatfield to ". A. Benedict; the three
s6Sry S and for Matthew Mccue to Mary otz the
dwelling house. 1sex4oxl50 on the south side t Of
Seely-st., between Cohey lsiaho-hNe anu f-bh'-
eenth-st. -
George Heiberger Of Brooklyn. has sold for n
Evans to n Burke the two-story and basement
frame dwelling house No. 16S Nostrand-ave.
Louis Steckler is the buyer from Charles Putzel
OF the four-story dwelling house No. 5s East Eight
ieth-st.
Rebecca Cohn sold the vacant plot on the north
side OF Ninetysixth-st.. 12j feet west OF Madison
ave 4ix1O0x6Gy l03.
James r. Steers is the buyer OF No. Is East Sew
enty- third-st. sold this week for about Soo.OOO
through Pease Gilman.
AMITYvILLE LOTS AT AUCTION.
An important auction sale OF $50 lots in Amity-
Vile Long Island. will be held the ground on
June a. at 1890 p. The sale is by order OF John
A. Potter, John J. Bartlett and Eugene X. Smith,
as trustees for the estate Of ii. T. Clock.
special train will be the day OF the sale
leaving Long Island City at IL .03 a. m