New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-20
REAL ESTATE.
OLD BROADWAY STABLES soLD-MoRE
APARTMENT HOUSES PROJECTED.

APARTMENT HOUSES PROJECTED.
Although the number of new sales reported by
brokers was Limited yesterday. as is usual on the
first day OF the week. there was considerable in
terest attached TO them. The item concerning Old
Broadway property printed below brings up memo
fies Of the oldtime New-York. when stage coaches
made their way up and down the city and when
such things electric and trolley lines
yet unheard OF. Old Broadway is a little piece
Of The Bloomingdale Kingsbridge Rond, running
from Manhattan-st. between Amsterdam-ave and
present Broadway. The lots sold yesterday Were
for many years occupied by the stables of the old
stage line, point where the journey in
terrupted for change OF horses.
Another Of the sales reported is Of property that
viii be improved with two apartment houses. and
The other vacant plot which found purchaser
will probably be the site of a handsome dwelling
house.
In connection with the frequent announcement
that apartment houses projected for lots re-
ported sold ii is interesting that plans
nled at the Department of Buildings yesterday for
seven story brick and stone house of that class
estimated to cost 100000. Hallahan Ahearn for
whom the new apartment house is to be built on
the south side Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES efth-st., 200
feet west of Seventh-ave.. on plot 75X9O11.
Gently seq rSf Rp55oe + house n Central
Plans have been hled at the Department OF Build
ings for four story brick dwelling house for An
plot 25xsi7 on the south side of Depot Place, 70
feet W. %esf OF & lei adg gn An office
THE RECORD OF SALES.
Som Brothers have sold the plot In Riverside
Drive. running through to Claremopt-aYe. 1888 feet
north Of Observation-Disclosures 5Ox2OO
Frank r. Houghton and Henry r. Dreyer have
sod for the Mclean estate and Edward Schell TO
Charles Lowen the plot OF six lots at the north
west corner of Old Broadway and One-hundred-
snd-twenty -nnth-st
J. Pollatschek has sold for Francis NJ jerks to
Tessie Adamo the plot, 125x100 the south side of
Ninety seventh-st, 100 feet west of West End-ave.
The buyer will erect two story hreproof
apartment houses. from plans by S d. Cohen.
l. J. Phillips & Co. have sold for a client TO
Charles n. Rosenthal the plot the south side OF
One-hundred- -eighteenth-st., $50 feet east Of
IeuoX-aV6.. S5Sl00
l. J. Phillips q Co. in conjunction with Paul
Mayer. were the brokers in the sale for Kempner
Brothers TO Isaac Meyer of the southwest corner
Of LenoX-aVe and One-hunGred- and nineteenth-st
Louis Arnold, of Brooklyn, has sold the three
story frame dwelling house No. 29S Clermont-ave
Brooklyn. for $500; also the three story and base
ment brick dwelling house No 420 Cumberland-st.,
Brooklyn, for $4,000. and a villa at Bristol, conn,
5000.
Henry D. Wiuans & May report the sale of No
- MadisOn-ave. the four story brownstone house
the southeast corner of Sixtyfifth-st and Madi-
son-ave, for DR. W. Duncan McKim, to DR.. Hiram
X. Kineberg-
Al the New-York Real Estate Saiesroom yester-
day James L. Wells sold in foreclosure the vacant
Of Fourth-aye. Wakefield. TO the plaintiff for
$500 also in foreclosure, the three story frame
hathGuse, on lot lSx75 No. 9S5 Jackson-ave TO John
King for s. 525.