New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-22
REAL ESTATE.
~ ISLAND SOLD AT AUCTIoN-METRoPo
TAN STREET RAILWAY COMPANY
DISPOSES OF PROPERTY

->8Vassa Island was sold at auction BY order Of
the receiver yesterday at the New-York Real Fs-
N.s sa4esroom. by Peter T. Meyer e. Co. The
sac also included the properties and franchises OF
Tie Nsvassa Phosphate Companv There was only
oh9 DC and the property was purchased by John
b H. Jefferson and Wyatt Owen OF Baltimore
.i"ush IsWyer OF this city for S25 600 The sale
OF the Island included the E1lano deposits in the
me pace the tools, machinery and other appur-
FINANCES o. the Navassa Phosphate Company and
Hsht 20 exploit the island under contract known
Is me levy contract Navassa Island Is a small
oIe II the Caribbean Sea, of the west coast Of
I.ayei a Tn. southwest entrance to the windv,srd
Passage 1t is in latitude deg . min north and
longitude q deg. min. The island has extern
FiVH tracks OF phosphate ! stockholder who was
present said nat notice Of the sale had not been
sSnsfaly sent out TO those who held stock in the
company General Horat:o c. King OF Brooklyn.
who has been retained b. some OF the minority
STOCKHOLDERS in the company TO protect their in
tsFe7ts said that the proceedings seemed to de-
mand searching investigation.
Herbert A Sherman sold IN foreclosure to W F
L Rltsert. for 81 coo No. 2Ss West Fourth-st east
size. seventy-eight Feet north of EIeventh-st ok
o. wiki a two story brick dwelling house. The
Tss tW9 offerings s0heduled were adjourned
nent and second foor at No. Is Broad-st
RECORD OF PRIVATE SALES
S Goldsticker sold for the Metropolitan Street
Railway Company the northeast corner Of Ninth
ave and Fift7-fourth-st. consisting OF three lots
So5xloo with old buildings ana an adjoining lot in
the street z5xI0o.S. 10 Jackson & Stern, who will
erect new six story buildings at once.
j Clarence Davies & Co. have sold for Hugo
Gerhardt the three "a mily frame house 20x10o.
re west side OF CnioD-sve, 20 Feet south Of One
hunoreca nd ffty-st-st-; a4so three lots in Vyse-
ave south Of O1e-hund red-and -seventy-se
Ielchua1 q Porter have sold 20 Mr.. Johnson
the seven story apartment house z5x10o, No SO4
West Ninety-ninth-st.
Thomas Farley has sold the new four story brick
Eaihouse. with stores. plot A.0X100 at the north
east corner OF Stebbns-ave. and One-hundred-and-
sixty-ninth-st
NJ Kamak has sold Cor the Equitable Life Assur-
story brick fathouses 1875 0xsS occupying the block
front on the side OF Eighlh-eve.. between One
hundred-and- thirty-sixth and One-hUndred-and-
thirty seventh ste
R Pehemann & Son have sold for Thomas J.
Mcguire No 31S West EishIy-fourth-st-, six story
brick and stone apartment house. on plot 50xl022.
70 Harriette F. Strong. who owns the adjoining
property
Lucy s scribner IS reported to have sold TO ", I.
Kaufman Nc 90 West Thirty-elghJh-st. = fo1.-
story bruwnstoue dwelling hou-e, on lot 1s-sx9s-s-
The seller bought It in 1894 for $4,000.
Solomon Marx has sold to Frederick Haas the
Two unfinished six story apartment houses, on plot
end Ninety-e.ghth-st. The seller bought them IN
foreclosure II August for $4,000
Edmund Rodriguez has bought No 264 Vest sew
enty-hrst-st a three story brownstone dwelling
house 10. Is sxl005 for about SO 900. The
Of record IS Mary Hlery, who paid $4,000 for II in
J. J Dufry has bought No. 513 West One-hun6red-
house On lot 15xssu- The owner Of record IS Frank
PETER