New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-16
MADISON-AVE CORNER SOLD.
AN ADDITION TO THE MANHATTAN
HOTEL TO BE BUILT.
CROWDS ATTEND AucTroNs-A MoRMNGsrDE-

CROWDS ATTEND AUCTroNs--A MoRNINGsrDE-
AVE. APARTMENT HOUSE IN THE SALES.
The auction sales again attracted attention yes
terday. and they were attended by many active
bidders The offerings were varied, and fair prices
were realized. summary OF these sales IL
printed below a number OF private sales were
also made. among which may be mentioned the
sale by Mrs. Emile T. Lesher to James J. Beden
through Herbert A. Shernan OF the southwest
corner 81 Madson-ave and Forty -third-st.. 309x9x
762 with four-story building, contracts for which
signed yesterday. This gives Mr. Beden, the
principal owner OF the Manhattan Hotel. the en-
tire west frontage ia Madison-ave. between Forty
second and Forty-third SITS and an addition 70 tho
hotel will now he built the remainder OF the
block
The Frank L. Fisher Company have sold No.
25O West One-hundred and -secOnd-st., hve-story
brick and limestone dwelllng-house.
Adler & Herman have sold two lots. 5oxlOo. one
with n two-story frame house. the other, I'M
improved at No 100 West e-hundred-and-t"eh-
ty-ninth-st TO a prominent firm OF builders for
Improvement. This Is the parcel brought by them
AT the Shradv estate sale for $500 T. s. Nor
decai & Son were the brokers.
Raubotchek & Hartley were the sellers and John
c. Barth was the buyer OF the vacant plot at the
routheast corner OF Sixtieth-st and Columbus
ave- reported sold yesterday
Stablcr Randolph & co. nave sold FOR Miss
E,unatrick to an Investor the hve-story double
nahouse 26.Sxs4xl0o. No. 5S West Ninety-'hiru-st'
0 sswson & Hobbs have sold for David T. Kennedy
to Mrs Hopping the f9ust9ry AneT5e s basement
dred-and- fourt eenth-st.. on private terms
George T. Johnson q Sons have sold to Frank j.
M lsnmct brjck and sone house 2xiOo for S 250
Newman Cowen sold to Mr. Dlsken two lots on
the north side Of One-hundred -and-eghteenth-s
6oxlCo1i ioJ feet east OF Eishth-aye FOR improve
ment with nathouses He has also s sol, the p o:
on the south side Of Eighty-hfth-st-' l0 Feet west
Of MadisOn-aVe. 41Xlpl
south side OF Teasdalc Place 90 feet east Of Third
ave. 50x1oo. Flathouses will be erected D-.. -.
southeast corner OF Rutgers and Madison sts DIX
7s5: also the adjoining building S24Xlo0. Both are
nve-stOry tencment-houses.
The seven-story apar,ment-house. on plot 15.8x
S. at the northeast corner or LenoX-ave. ana one
been resold It recently bought, by the Ernst
Marx Nathan Company from J. NJ. Horton.
VI. l.. Il G.. Ernst have bought from susan Deyin
the plot 50Xl00. the north side OF hundred
and tWenty-ninth-st. ia feet east or Eghth-aNe
The Ernst Marx Nathan Company sold to j Prem
tis= Kellogg through David Stewart for invest
sile-ave between e-hundred-and-twen first
st and Observation-Disclosures y-second-st" oV&ssN
Fl sako.ski & Son have sold No. 3Sl East Four
feminist. seven-story store building. 2ex9SXl'S
Stephen TynE g. co.. d Rsye Leased to MsT
the store and basement Nos. 3iZ and vit fltA-aNe,
southwest corner Of Forty-hfth-st for term o.,
II !. Miller. Of Brooklyn. has sold for Henrietta
Barclay TO Augustus f. Gardner. the two-story
stone front dwelling house, lr3XlD no 5zA BAN
bridge-st:. FOR. $3.50; and for John r Ryan to
house lGsxqg No. 1885, Atlantic-aye.. for $3.50
Jones & CO.. OF Brooklyn. have sold for James
Jack the builder. Z. x. George the four-story
swel-front brick double apartment-house, 25x6jxloo
40. ~ Elevcnth-st, FOR $1.eo
H. =. Linton OF Morris Park. Long Island, has
sold 10 f. 4. Arson the two and a half-story frame
dwelling house I'm the east side OF Oak-st. la5 feet
south OF Chchester-ave, for s. 700: and 10 Arthur
Darling the two lots in the west side Of Leter's
ave- between Beaufort-st and Chichester-ave.. fjf
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