New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-20
FIFTH-AVE. CORNER SOLD.
THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF NINE
FEMINIST CHANGES HANDS.
BUYERS SAID TO BE wELL-EEowN FIRM OF
OPERATORS WHO WILL. IMPROVE rT-MoRE
FrrrH-Avg. LOTS. A BUSINESS BUILD


ING AND NEW APARTMENT
The sales Of a lower Fifh-ave corner OF tnree
INNER Fifth-ave lots. OF a new apartment-house
in I.enox-ave Of a Boulevard plot and the traoins
OF an eight-story business building in East Twenty
second st were the principal features OF Yesterdays
realty market.
George r. Read sold the plot 4sxloo at the north
east corner OF Fifth-ave and Nineteenth-st, ana
lot 2xs2 adjoining on the street with old ouid-
ings to firm for about 100000 Tne fntn-
ave frontage consists of two lots The corner
246x1o0 is sold by william G. Read the otner'
q sx1Oo sold by the Misses Jackson. II was re-
ported among brokers trading in that section tna'
the buyers were Martin Bros, but that hrm de-
clned to admit that they had purchased the prop
erty II Is likely TO be improved
stabler g. Smith and Henry Worms sold for B.
W B. Smith to Gilbert Oakleys Sons the new SIX
story elevator apartment-house. 465xsSxlO5 at the
northwest corner OF Lenox-ave. and One-hundred-
and twenty -sxth-st.. one OF group hnisned lase
year In part payment Mr.. Smith took the nve
three-story store and tenement buildings Nos 50
and "a Watts-st 4Ox56 20 feet east OF Washington
St and Nos 49, 80 and 80 Watts,st. 6o2x5o at the
northwest corner OF Westinghouse
Samuel Goldsticker sold for Edmund CONN to
Benedict Fisher for s25OOOO. the eght-story build
ing Nos 30 and 80 East Twenty -second-st., Oxs2x
Irregular x1l0 taken in foreclosure by Mr.. Conn
in November FOR s1se,0S2 The buyer gives In part
payment at $4,000 plot OF thirteen lots at the
southwest corner OF First-ave and One-hundred-
and-nrst-5t. These will be improved
O'Rey Bros sold to an out-of-town investor the
plot 75xl005 on the south side OF Fftysxth-st-.
200 feet west OF Fifth-ave. for the site OF two pri-
vate dwellings. The sellers bought 1t in 1881 at
$4,000 lot The present price is said to be about
$4,000 for the three lots.
Charles E. Schuyler e. Co sold prominent
operator and builder the plot. 5Oxleo. on the west
side OF the Boulevard % feet north Of One-hundred-
d. A apartment house Will
be erected on the plot.
L. Newman sold 10 W ". I. NJ Hall three
lots in Fifth-ave, between Eighty-hrst and Eighty
second SITS. The firms withhold the price The sale.
however, is for Improvement
John w. Stevens resold the lot on the north side
OF Ninety eighth-st 425 feet west OF Central Park
West a builder.
Martin Metzger sold to Walter Reid the plot. 5Ox
100 the side of Seventh-ave. 100 feet north
of One thrteenth-st. private terms.
Jackson G. Stern bought from Catherine W. Jones
and Dedrich Denker Nos. 74S and AS East Fifth
ST. old buildings a plot 46x97. and from Isabella
Van Colt Nos q and % Ptt-st, old buildings on
plot i0x5O
Jacob Fishel has bought from Mandelbaum
Levine No 70 to "A Pike-st plot 6Ox63 for improve
ment
within the last few days, Pounds & Decker have
sold to the Republic Savings and Loan Company
the Ditmas farm, comprising about twenty-three
acres, between Ocean and Coney Island ayes, near
Newkirk-ave. for $4,000.
ton have sold the block fronting on Ferris-st run
ming from Sullivan TO Wolcott-st. about 200 feet
square, to Wittemann Brothers, of Jersey city,
who will erect a factory costing about 100000,
and will probably take to Brooklyn their entire
force of workmen.
The Coney Island Jockey Club has bought one
Sheepshead Bay. The purchase includes hve farms.
An average of $1,000 an acre was paid, or ABOUT
$4,000 for the entire property. The land VIII De
added the grounds of the club. - -
In the Broadway Salesroom yesterday Peter r:
Meyer sold in partition the three three-story orck
StO nd N
90 SKIS .sla No $50 TO 1854 Bowery, southwest
of Fourth-st, to the plaintln, Tor SlOooVo;
In foreclosure. the ivesory brick fathouse, on lot
25x105.1O. No. i6l West One-hundred- and-slxty-
fourth-st to the plaintiff, for $50 500 and the hve-
hundred-and- twentieth-st to 3. A. jackson; Tor
S19 750 and at public auction, the threestory brick
and brownstone, dwelling. on lot 2oxso. No; 24a
Phoenix d. Ingraham sold, In foreclosure the
four-story stonefront dwelling, on lot 149x9.6 NO
142 East Thirtyffth-st. to the plaintn dor slf!9V
southeast corner of Pelham-aye. and Cambreling-
ave to Peter Laughlin, for 1900
William Kennedy sold, In foreclosure, the 1ve-
story brick hathouse on LOT 2Sxl0Oo s No Jos East
Richard " Harnett sold at public auction the
four-story basement and extension broWnstone
dwelling. lot 207xl02.2 No. 30 East Eighty
frst-st 10 Thomas F. Manahan. for S395Oo; by
order Of executors. the leaseholds Nos. 106 and los
East Tenth-st two four-story and basement brick
dwellings. on lots each 22x45x Irregular. NO. JOG to
Charles Dempsey, for $500 the fvestery brick
tenement-houses. with stores each 22x55xl03.3. No.
3O1 300 East Eeventh-st.. leasehold TO A. Abra-
ham. for SOS, 500; the four lve-story brick tene-
ment- houses each 22x60x1O3.3 No. 302 to 30s East
Twelfth-st., leasehold, to c. W. Gresmer, for $50
300; and the three and hve-story brick tenement
1.1s3 second-ave. leasehold to Charles Dempsey
for $4,000.