New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-23
REAL ESTATE.
A BROADWAY PARCEL BOUGHT FOR IN
VESTMENT-LOTS. AT AUCTION.

VESTMENT-LOTS AT AUCTION.
At private contract yesterday the most conspicu
Gus transaction was the sale by Frederick a. South
ack & Co. in conjunction with E. a. Cruikshank
Of the property Nos 557 and $50 Broadway, bOXlOo
John ~ Golding was the buyer, and the purchase
was made for investment. Other private sales are
given below.
According to the deed filed yesterday for the
north end OF the "aat-lron." at Twenty-thlrd-st.'
Broadway and Fifth-ave., w. p. Emo transfers the
property to Samuel Newhouse for $SOO7A. AT the
time the sale made guesses on the price ranged
from $50 to 10000 At the last auction sale OF
Emo estate properties the parcel was bought IN by
Of the heirs for $4,000. A mortgage on the
property Of $55O,OO0 given by s. Newhouse and Mott
!. Newhouse. recorded yesterday.
The attraction at the New-York Real Estate
Salesroom yesterday was an Offering OF hfty-he
lots and plots at Pelham Manor Park. Westchester
County by Bryan L. Kennedy CO. A large cor
ner plot on the Esplanade brought 5000 while plots
fronting about 30 feet on the same street sold for
from $50 to sos. Four inside plots, containing
from 10 fourteen city lots apiece, sold Tor $lVV
each The buyers included William Calvert. c. NJ.
sherman, r. w. Lohr u; Wilson n. Il; nelson.
Mary G. Hatch. In all 81 parcels were sold for a
The results Of other offerings were
BY Bryan l. Kennedy q Co: No Ss1 West Hous-
ton-st:. south SIDE 1862 feet west Of Washington
nafis sde s. fee west OF "a
two stores; foreclosure: 10 NJ. Ochse for SCI s7
hundred-a nd-thriy.ith-st south side. Ss 10 feet feet
east Of LenOx-ave old line. l7.1x9sll, three-story
brick dwelling house foreclosure; to William Wet
BY John T. Boyd: 10 COO West one-hundred- and
yard or Elevenh-aye issxo three-sto OF bT.ck
dwelling house foreeiosure; TO H. c Embree. trus
BY Peter F. Meyer q Co; Graeeecave.. east SIDE
Closure to Charles H. Edgar the plslntif for stS
BY Strong & Ireland; Nos lSs and lsl East Fifty
eaeS hn ve lss yei WITH
stores; executors sale; TO Lowenfed Prayer for
So north side 10 feet Of Lxns
ton-ave 25x9s.l1 three-story dwelling house, with
The schermerhorn estate has sold to George F.
DrOste the lot the north side Of seventyfourth-
Iowenfeid & Prayer have bought Nos ass and
ss2 East Eighth,st. three four-story dwelling
Charles L. Schuyler & Co. have sold for Daniel
aTsSn the northeast corner OF ann a
grille Carreau has sold for client 70 Louis
Observation-Disclosures. plot OF about four and
Frank b Adams has sold to Mrs. Fanny Lillen-
Samuel f. Jacobs closed contract for the sale
Of the four-story buildings 99sx976, No. loS TO III
seyenth-s,., 10 Jewish synagogue corporation. a
Peter j. Mccoy purchased a tract Of about ,thir:
teen acres fronting co feet OF me east sae os
Mount St, Vincent Academy.
Dc Selding Brothers have leased an enlire moor
Of the Singer Building. Broadway and Liberty-st,
20 the Trust Company Of America: also the corner
Office ground floor, together with two other offices
IN the same building. to the international trust
Company.
George b. bowling & Co have sold for the Yon-
kers Heights Land Company q dwelling house bOx
100 IN North Broadway, near Robert-aye Yonkers.
FOR 1900; and for Alice w. Lemon the Harry
Morford villa. in Broad-st.. Red Bank. n. J.. Tor
Otto Peterson, OF Brooklyn has sold Nos. %s and
III Sxth-st, two three-story brick single apart
lighthouses. for Francis Z. Junior TO John Bull
lard, private terms.
{. y. Moody, OF Brooklyn, has sold to the Borden