New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05
LIBERTY-ST. BUILDING SOLD.
ANOTHER sKYsCRAPER TO GO UP NEAR
BROADWAY.

ACTIVITY IN r1rrH-AvE- TRADING CONTINUES
p HUNTINGTON BUYS STRIP ApJoIN-
mo HIS HousE-AN INTEREST
mo AUCTION SALE
Y.stsrd.v.. dealings IN realty were both tmpor-
cant and we'll distributed the largest sales inciuo-
inr both downtown properties and parcels IN Fifth
ave and both improved and unimproved pio's or'
the West Side
David ". Bishop purchased from JEFFERSON M anu
Mitchell A c. Levy through Horace Ely q o.
No IAberty-s, fve-story building on lo'
Blxlos This purchase gives MI Bisnop ana MS
sister who already owned the corner plot I-ioN
N6 at the southeast corner OF Liberty anu W."
lam sts On It the owners propose to erect mod
ern Office building. 49,
Folsom Brothers Sold with J. A R Dunnins' iof
Clara Bryce 10 Mrs Margaret c. sutt NO o. f1i'h-
ave- a hve-story business building with al IN
movements 25x90x1o0. a Van Buren, leasehoio' A"o
lease has twenty-one years TO run at sz'Ho year
The same brokers sold for William b. Dickinson
y, puralo 70 Mrs c. NJ Goodridge. No. "A East
seventy-ninth-st a six-story elevator apartment
house on lot 2lxs0, the southeast corner OF MAUI
son-ave. for $4,000 II was built eighteen y.ais
years ago by A B. ogden. architect. VINO soiu I"
two years ago to the present seller In part pay
ment at $4,000 Mrs Goodridge gives NO % Ion
vsntave a four-story dwelling house. on a LOT
1ox1N.
A /, Mordecai & Son sold yesterday Tor tne
Equitable Life Assurance Society 10 james -
Pcken two lots the south side OF one NUM- 'oe
and-tb,rty-seventh-st 275 feet west OF Seventh-
ave on which will erect three dweI!ins qSen
Thomas Son s0a foF 5ne No 5 West one
hundred-and forty seyenth-st ,nreeS,TIy o"e'
s, on lot sod As S4 M ian No
= o9 Ftrst-ave fve-story double tenement-SSuse
r perf S No ''Ss s East Ss Si5fy aSes'oFy
double hathouse on lot 2'XlOo 10 ' fom Bach &
ncf,SuShrn and has resold 70 builder, two lots lots
at the southwest corner OF Brook-a'e anu 0-e
Louis Lese sold TO D Karp the plot ssX1qS on
Sos feet east Of First-ave The buyer Will erect
six-story tenement house ,ox- :, sr,,,h
No nSs Ihxington-ave. and J. Mclaughlin mas
bought No 2i2 East OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
voorhees, FLOYD sold for Richa5d C an D 5hs
1ve-story brick building No ~ ron in,ns o p''
p A Geogheghan & Co. has sold for me Union
Trust Compsny < j. ~ Was{ Thirty if tourth-s
plot axloo for N3.Oco u.s r,o. -
elk lots io6xl5o al the northwest corner OF sev,
enth-ave and One-hundred- and thirteenth st., 10
Horace S Ely & Co. in conjunction with I fTed.
sTck soHhask Co ,6 haze 1unha Manufacturing
Company for a term Of Ten years me sgVeh-sooaI
franklin Square
G p HUNTINGTON ADDS TO HIS LOT
Coils P Huntington has purchased from Will
fam Waldorf Aston strip of land 10 feet wloe anu
12 feet deep on the east side OF tHth-aVe'' 100
feet north of Fifty-seventh-st.. and ADJOINING the
land on which stands his present large house on
the corner He pays $500 for the land to which
ne took title YESTERDAY -. .,.,o ,.os+ardav
bwfe corner of the Boulevard and One
hundred and fourth-st lOl9xtS sXioyiHS ao
consideration OF $4,000. from Wilhelm L Nv" anu
Mr. and Mrs Rudolph Seaman few weeks Rs ago ago
,ransferred 10 the Tradesmens Nauopal baIh tl!e
iron frame building al the northeast corner TI
g, and Second-ave.. known as Florence nan. 80 80.
,ba refranSferre0
Tor consideration Of $4,000 ne ouuii c3Ssi civil
eo prGs SceApes part Of the building
Plans were fled yesterday with The Bunains Da De
menthouse which when connleted VII 9 be one OF
the largest in this s Sy 70 5e erected on the
sn,tbeast corner of the Boulevard and seventeen
at from pans for lanes Butler Of No lie West sixty
ninth-st. The cost has not yet been thorousn'' eS
T5e property at No a Union Square East i was
Gsfnr estate Yesterday Is acquired by John Jacob
Assor for an extension OF the westmoreland Hotel
"''0''''Ds IN THE AUCTION ROOMS
One OF the most interesting sales held IN the
Broadway Auction Rooms for some time Is 70 De
held next Tuesday by William Kennedy. when the
real estate OF William II. King. In this city WI!
go under the hammer in partition. Some valuable
West side corners in the residence section are in
cluded in the parcels to be offered. but the sale
vii 9e chiefly bn beIn E. pnF IN gaton in the
courts because il will include the southeast corner
q f1ftn;aNe. ana zig ~ sn' Earneeie nir
chases and 1t will give better line the extent
and solidity Of the boom in that section than any
thing else that has occurred since MI Carnegles
purchases were announced.
In the salesroom yesterday D. Phoenix lngranam
sold foreclosure the seven-story iron-rront
store S5.1xilOxl3sxlO6.5 Nos 10 and u Vandewater
st to the plaintiff. for $4,000
Peter F. Never sold in foreclosure the three
story brick dwelling house, 1sxs9.1l No. 81 West
One.hundred-a and thirtyhfth-st.. TO the plaintm'
for 5000 -
Bryan l. Kennedy sold in foreclosure the two
story frame dwelling house, 2lxs5 No. 62l Union
ave north side 175 feet west Of One.hundred-aho-
dfty-second-st 70 the plaintiff. for $500
phoenix Ingraham will sell under foreclosure 70.
morrow in the suit Of Arthur Aston Carey against
Cecilia Vera Kieferdorf and others the prendsssos
No 159 West Twenty second-st. plot HlV12xSos
Porte v Ransone is the referee In the SUIT, ana
Roosevelt & Kobbe the plaintiffs attorneys.