New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
REAL ESTATE.
QUICK RESALE OF BUSINESS BUILDING
FIFTH-AvE. PLOT TRANSFERRED.

FIFTH-AVE PLOT TRANSFERRED.
time ago that options were held on the stable prop
critics which occupy most Of the front the north
side Of Fifty-second-st. between Madison and Fifth
aves it was said yesterday that two Of the sta
bles had been Sold and that the site would be i'm
proved with fine dwelling house. They occupy a
plot 50x100 10 feet west of Madlson-ave. and are
opposite the Orphan Asylum block recently sold TO
the Barney-Sheldon syndicate The resale by the
syndicate Of part Of the Ftfty-second-st front
has not been without effect in producing belief
that the block IN question Is destined TO become
desirable for highclass houses. and the pres
ent reported sale is thought to be a natural out
come Pease & Gilman, the brokers reported 10
be in charge OF the negotiations were unwilling to
confirm the report yesterday. but it IS understood
that the negotiations II not actually concluded, are
likely 10 result IN the sale.
The north corner of F1fth-ave and Ninety-sec-
ond-st, plot 100x100 transferred yesterday by
William r Travers to George c. Hall. and the
plot was subsequently, decided TO WOrthingtOn
WhitehoUse. OF Whitehouse & Porter who took
title for client. Mr.. Travers bought the property
Andrew Carnegie The price was ss50 6o6 The
property IS encumbered by mortgages aggregating
$1,000. which were assumed by the purchaser. A
mortgage for 100000 filed with the deed made
Included in the SIS 90 debt o'''''s ''" anu =
Better results were achieved n the auction room
PARK Place. five story bTdi1E which adtoins all
the broadway lots IN tbe 5Iocy be+veen PARK
Place and Barclay-st-, was sold by Bryan l. Ken
was aferward resold privately by the same brokers
to Frederick B Jennings, who owns an adjoining
way, was started at 100000 and was knocked
down 10 two parties In interest for Sli5 OOG
THE RECORD OF SALES
Bryan L. Kennedy & Co. have resoId at private
sale the property No Park Place five story and
basement brownstone business building with two
story extension, covering lot (s0ld by them at
auction yesterday 70 Frederick B. Jennings owner
Of adjoining piece in Broadway: private terms.
Kahn & BaUmann. in conjunction with J. Ar
thur Fischer have sold for Murray S Hin the
five story double fathouse with stores at No 1878
FIfth-ave.. lot 2x1O0 to a private investor for
about $500
c. A. Du Bois mas sold for Henry c. Raynor to a
Mr.. Fink No. 5JS West One-hundred-and- -fftv-frst-
Frederick 2ifte has sod for 5saIis ~ Tone =
II. Batterman and Benjamin Yates the three i've
story hathouses, 50xl00 No 237 to 241 East Thirty
John ALcsweeney has sold the two five story fat
houses Nos 5l30 ana 3 lS2 Broadway, Just south Of
Charles E Schuyler & Co. have sold for Herbert
half lots on the west Side Of Amsterdam-ave.. at
the junction % Of Manhattsn and One-hundred-and-
esoF7ge 37 n E EEhrgQstt s ; has s9ld for William Rankin
side Of sixty-second-st 100 feet east af Arnster-
three family hathouses from plans by Frederick G
James B. Garney has sold No 40 East. Forty
Iourtn-st, three story and basement dwelling
gan No SO DS W5S Gase SGd dGr FTP9Pt o
three story stone front private dwelling house,
lot y. 3.O2sxJ0.1I.
Mandelbaum & Levine have purchased from the
ReuSen estate No. 81 Rutgers-st, northwest corner
Of MadtsOn-st.
The following the results auction:
BY Peter F. Meyer & CO-NO- 652 Broadway. east
side about 81 feet south OF Bond-st 2sxlSO to alley
I'VE story stone front store; partition; D NJ
DefaudOrf, plaintiff, and Winfred l. ScheL one OF
the defendants, for I45,0O0 No 232 West One-hur-
dred-and-twenty-sec south side 355 feet east
Of Etghth-ave, 34x1O0lI; ve story hathOuse; fore
closure to the plaintiff for $4,000. No go West
e-hundred-and twenty second-st 3S9 feet east OF
Eighth-ave., 34x1O011, five story brick hathouse:
foreclosure TO the plaintiff for 80, ,04O
by William NJ. Ryan.-Lorflard-st. west side
1853 feet north OF Third-ave 5Ox1O0 vacant; fore
closure. TO J. c. Ryan for S.925.
By William L. kennelly.-No. 135 West Eighty
third-st-, north side, 325 feet west OF Columbus
ave. 5Xl02Z. a i've story stone front hathot1se.
foreclosure; to the plaintiff for S24I44
BY John T. BOyd--No. 90 Grand-st north side
lDl feet west OF WOOster-St-. ElXIO0 seven story
brick store; foreclosure; TO the plantf for Ss 00
St, south side. 49S feet west OF FTfth-ave s(x115
four story brOwnstOne dwelling house: Executors
sale; to ). c. DOty for $4,000 No 5 Park Place
south side, 1227 feet west of Broadly way 25 IxS1 OK
"a l0x155x1. .6x6 a hve story and basement brown
stone business building, public auction sale. 10
Peter Mcdonnell for NO4 CO., No. 256 West O0e-hrn-
dred-and- thtrteenthst south side SOS feet east of
Elghth-ave.. 17x10011, a three story and basement
brick dwelling house; public auction sale: 10
Charles Lehman for $1,000
Hugh Bonner yesterday sold the property at One
nundree-and-4Orty-sev -seventh-st, south gi5 feet
west or BrOok-ave., 1O0X99- 10 to Thomas r Tvons
ana Theodore J. Chabot for Sl5OW