New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-08
REAL ESTATE.
WAGsTAFF PROPERTIES BRING GOOD
PRICES-SALE OF WEST SIDE LOTS
OTHER TRANSACTIONS.

highly successful sale was held in the auction
room yesterday, with competition keen and prices
in almost every satisfactory. The result may
largely be attributed to the fact that there was
comparatively little by-bidding the heirs being
buyers in only two cases. In that respect the sale
altogether different from the one held in the
auction room the day before when only three or
four parcels OF the entire offering changed hands
Yesterdays sale was partition of the Wagstaff
sh 81 Rs 6oG
IN lower Broadway brought $157.500
The auctoneer. Richard V. Harnett. received an
R Si bid Of 1000 on the first parcel Nos 1S2 and
houses and d, knocked the property down to Elias
Hhf s96 To 81 e the N @
the Next o he a The bddng at
s125 O9o jumped TO $4,000 and then to 49, GEO from
$4,000. At this point firm of operators dropped
go to Cohen EpdeI CO q for sS 800 The buyers
are merchants, at present across Broadway from
ThF S flour * brisk a 9 IS s n
Kennedy secured the parcel $4,000, Mr.. Kennedy
joining corner of Mott and Bayard SITS.
lot ~heR is 6ecupd S iG re H. g.
was then knocked down to Mary a. Wagstaf, one
the vacant lot 95xo2 on the south side Of Seventy
seventhost. us feet west of Central Park West,
parcel in Fourteenth-st go feet east of Fourth
est c9mpe ii Of the entire Offering The prop
erty NO. III East FOUrteenth-St. through to
lots, 25x1066 and 25xOO, respectively which oc
parcel was started at $4,000 and knocked
No 90 go QF est forth Of Tertv
nnh-st.. three story brick store building on lot
and lot in Vest Seventy sevehthcst. adjoining on
the west the lot bought by Mary A. WagStaff. men
F. Callman for $4,000
By Peter Meyer are 9 s'Esn
TX aSf TX rest AZ 7Y 10S
north TX west g to beginning two story brick
ALSO So SO Gn MSaf fRr
Ave or bTe 10 fsf east Of tx b
plaintiff for $500; also No 6iS West one-hundred
Broadway, l5S9sii three story brick dwelling
house foreclosure TO the plaintiff for 800; also
south side 400 feet of Broadway 15x991. three
stain fr SF so N SIS wes 4 s te
500 feet north of Fortyeghth-st. 25xS7, five story
the plaintiff for $22 o2o also saXe-aye east side
two story frame dwelling houses; foreclosure; to
the plaintiff for A,5l5 ,,o
running through to Nos H. Il and IS
AGggst oP No. s. To
three story and basement brick building. with one
story extension. public auction, to a. X. Kallthon
BY William NJ. Ryan-Charlotte Place northwest
southeast corner Nineteenth-st, 46xloo four story
iI+I.lt9, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
1903 feet north of One-hundred seventy fifth
St old rne. 49.9x157 6x55xi57s two story frame
5000: No 121 East Thirty-fourth-st north side
134 feet west Of Lexington-aye 22sx9Ss four story
tors SALE to f. B. Warren for $4,000
THE RECORD OF SALES.
Flake & Bowling have sold the northeast
of West End-ave. and One hundred and first-st
and five lots on the north side OF One-hundred- and
which they bought from DIR. Alfred Hearn of
B; Altman & Co. have added to their holdings in
sixth-ave., Eighteenth and Nineteenth SITS. BY the
fronting about 8 feet n Vest Nnetee9thDst i'' The
also 10 III to lis West PHs ans Bos Tbs
seller of the buildings is Edward Jansen. Last
Augq q5a Altman TN Co purchased from Mr. Jansen
Leith eileen have, sold the seven story apart
ment house soxS5xGo known as the Idlewild, on the
dr ed 9s .s, for abo4t sl2 600
20 stone dWeRs house on o 4T S95y tb aRa
doors west Of Madison,ave., is reported to have
D. 3 ". Mullins nav, have sold for Mandebaum &
10 n Jqd96 Fhe the z corner of
fo C. ns Barr have sold for Henry Dale the
1022 No 80 East Seventy -fourth-st., to client
Gordon: Levy & Co. have purchased Nos. 25s and
25S East Tenth-st;. two houses. plot 44x923
asbeth RACINE to Wiam h P6 hGla fRe
for 5000.
w, L, Bowling. of Brooklyn. has sold to Post
master Mayo dwelling house in Eighty third
ST.. between Second and Third ayes, Brooklyn for
Cornelius p. 1 Van Brunt Of BROOKLYN. has pur
| Eightysecond and Eighty-third SITS. Brooklyn for
! S15I00
! ogden & CIarkson have made the following
For n. L, McCready the entire seventh loft of the
! building No al to AZ Fifth-ave.. Twenty
! frst-st, Hunken, Neale 81 Forbes for years;
also part of the third loft of the same building to
James NJ. Miller: also. for Henry Corn. the third.
erected at the southeast corner of Broadway and
! Thirteenth-st. Heller & Bachrach: also, for
of the building to be erected at the southwest
| corner of Fifth-ave. and Nineteenth-st. the Gill
| Engraving Company for ten years; also, for the
| as East Twentieth-st J. H. Wilson; also, for the
! Seaboard Realty Company, the sixth loft of the
building 10 the French Art Embroidery Com
pany; also, for Mrs. Parker, the fifth loft of the
building now being erected at the southeast corner
OF Fourth-ave. and Nineteenth-st to the Detmer
for five years; also, for Mason & Hamlin. the first
loft of No. 1856 Ffth-ave. to Joseph Bernard & Co ;
West Twenty -second-st. 10 the Eigelow Carpet
! Company for five years; also for H. L. Day, the
third loft OF No 10 Union Square TO the Joseph NJ
Gibson Company: also with +. S. Willard. for John
| r. Ferguson the seventh and eighth lofts of No
lS5 Fifth-aVe northeast corner of Twentieh-st, to
Samuel Voge; also. with Folsom Brothers. for r.
II L. Townsend, the store and basement of No. 10
| East Fifteenth-st. 10 Tiffany & Co, and, through
c. f, Harrell CO; for the estate Of + s. Clark
son. the entire building No % West Twenty second
st TO Alice Maynard for ten years.
| Jacob F. Callman, who bought lot In Seventy
seventh-st. the Wagstaff sale yesterday, facing
| the Museum OF Natural History. for $1,000 will
huid a three story house IL for his own
| pancy
w p. ST. JOHNS HOUSE SOLD.
The house No 1n East Thirty fourth-st.. sold at
| auction Yesterday in the Broadway Saesroom was