New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
REAL ESTATE.
A LARGE UPTOWN FACTORY FTGURHS
IN AN EXCHANGE-AT THE
AUCTION Rooms

The neghborhood Of Wall and William which
has been sort OF storm centre for real estate
rumors for the last few days. showed new de-
veopments yesterday. except denial from Henry
Morgenthau that the New-York Realty. Bond Ex-
change and Trust Company had bought Nos. a and
40 Beaver-st the parcel most recently hit upon
by the rumor makers
The most interesting transaction at private con-
tract reported yesterday was trade involving
he factory property at the northwest corner
OF Columbus-sve. and One e-hundred-and-twenty-
fourth-st occupied by NJ. Neman's Sons as .
knitting mill This building has been sold, through
A. +; * f. A. Ksreson, for Richard Clark. tr 70
payment a hve-story rathouse with stores at One
Observation-Disclosures and Seventh-ave
Rosenbaum have sold FOR Bella Bergoren 10 Mayer
& Oppenheim. the five-story apartment and dwell
900. The buyers have leased the premises to II.
Lear Rosenhaum for about twenty-one years az
John r. Loscorn sold for Joseph Colett the Win
throp leasehod property No. Y? East Third-st. to
Ignatz Martin for $500 also No. 1910 Gates-ave.
Brooklyn. a four-story tenement house. for igna;s
Msr.in to to Charles King for s. 900 s.
builder the plot Nos. isl and ls3 East Ninety
The Manhattan Elevated Railroad Company has
purchased additional plot OF twenty lots ad-
joining on the south its large purchase OF I'D iots
OF One hundred -ninth-st. Its new pur-
chase is the east side OF Thrd-ave.. beginning
80 feet north OF One-hundred-and-seven;y ninthst,
the sellers being John J. Brady. a Mr.. Heck ana
Samuel Williams who last week purchased No.
2.fA Second-ave., has purchased the adjoining
three-stOry and basement dwelling house No A+Zz
20xs0
3; F. Hiilery has sold for Charles Kaile 70 I.owen-
field q Prayer Nos 81 and Sc Charles-st.. H.6xyS
William Horrum purchased from VI. Weinste,n
305x75 the west side OF Jackson-ave.. 3l9 feet
south OF One-hundred d-sixty- -hfth-st.. and viii
erect hathouse on the plot.
Mrs. j. J. Duffy sold the ihree-story and basement
dwelling house No. 25 West One-hundred- and
thirty-sixth-st. l5x50x00.
II is reported that :. Wacht has purchased two
hve-story brick tenement houses on plot 6OxlD on
the side OF NOrfOk-st seventy live feet north
OF BroOme-st.. and has resold one Of them.
ThOrwald Stallknecht. who was for many years
connected with the Central Trust Company has
been elected second vice president OF the NewYork
Realty. Bond. Exchange and Mortgage Company.
After Monday next he will take charge or the
trust business Of the corporation.
Yesterdays auction sales were all Of legal char
acter and resulted in two purchases by paintins
and three by disinterested parties Results follow:
BY Bryan L. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sale. No. 54i
East One hundred -frstst south side 400
feet west Of Courtla nd-ave.. 2xiis5 four-story
brick fathouse sold 10 J. Hanson for Ni58.
BY William Neutrality-suspicious. sale. No. $50
Second-ave. side. 2iS feet north of Thirty
second-st 24sxlO0 fOur-sory brick tenement house,
with store sold TO D. Rosenfeld Tor sH3O.
By d. Phoenix Ingraham & Co.-Forecosure sale,
Broadway. Kingsbridge. about 2O feet north or
Webers Lane. 200x36y200xi0i three-story frame
dwelling house and stable; sold 10 Wilson March
bank for s22 SO
BY Richard V Harnett & Co.-Foreclosure sale,
No 342 East Seventy yninthst.. south side. sl feet
west Of Frst-ave. 2lxlO0 threestory brick dwelling
house: sold to the plaintiff for $4,000.
BY Herbert A. Sherman-Foreclosure sale. Nos.
252. 254 and 2j6 West Nnety-ninth-st, south side.
three four-story brick dwelling houses sold 10 the
plaintiff for Si go