New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-11
REAL ESTATE.
MORE BIG PURCHASES IN WASHINGTON
HEIGHTS-THE BRADISH JOHN
SON SALE TO-DAY.

Il is reported that the tract OF about sixty lots
lying between the Isabella Hemath and Schulz
theirs Casino has been sold 1t has frontage of
900 feet in Amsterdam-ave. and the same in Au-
dubon-ave., beginning 432 feet north of One-hun-
Observation-Disclosures. and depth of $40 876 feet
The owner OF record is Isaac Untermeyer who
bought It in 1887 from Edward H Landon. taking
Fifth-ave. property in exchange. The present buy
ers are said not to be associated with the Grant
Morgenthau syndicate. This purchase is at the
highest part OF the Fort George hill
Further details concerning the reported big pur-
chase Of Washington Heights property by a syn
dictate Of capitalists announced yesterday.
From Max Marx II was learned that he had been
the agent OF Jacob D. Butler the seller of the prop
eTty which includes the lots Mr.. Butler purchased
from Columbia University about two years ago.
There are about one hundred and fifty lots in the
parcel between One-hundred- and-sixtieth and One
hundTed-and-seventy-seco SITS and Broadway
and Boulevard Lafayette. The purchaser named
IN the transaction is Henry Morgenthau. He rep
resents the real buyers. among whom men
TONED Hugh ]. Grant, Anthony N Brady and other
well known capitalists. Among the parcels which
are said be included IN purchase are the plot
and dwelling house at the northwest corner of ST.
twelve lots the south side of One-hundred- and
sixty-second-st.. between Broadway and Amster
Eichoas-ave.. near MISUNDERSTANDING eighth
St The amount realized by the sale is estimated
The thirty-seven parcels Of the Bradsh Johnson
estate which are valued more than 100000
VIII be offered at auction to-day by William NJ.
Ryan. The sale has aroused great interest because
Among some OF the properties are the northwest
corner Of Broadway and Twenty -hrst-st. two par
cells in Fifth-ave, one being the northeast corner
of Fifth-ave. and Twenty hTst-st and dozen or
more parcels in Sixth, Eighth and Tenth ayes, and
in Fourteenth Fifteenth Sixteenth. Twenty-eighth,
Thirty third and Thirty-seventh SITS.
II. & l. Hess have leased for the estate Of
Stephen F. Shorthand 10 Hamburger Co. for a
OF years. the entire building, Nos. Is and 30
West Fourth-st-, southeast corner OF Greene-st.
TRANSFER OF FIFTH-AvE. PARCEL
The transfer of the northeast corner of Fifth
Green 10 Wtlhelmine walther, was recorded yester-
$500 The mortgage upon the property given as
RECORD OF PRIVATE SALES.
Clarence True has sold No. 22T Lenox-ave. four
story dwelling house. on lot 25xSO, adjoining the
Lerox Avenue Unitarian Church. at the northwest
corner of One-hundred- and twenty -hrst-st-
Rusher & Babcock have sold for Matthews &
Eppenstein, TO an investor the four five story
American basement dwelling houses Nos 9O5. SV
800 and 313 West -foUrtf-st.. between West
End-ave. and Riverside Drive There now remains
unsold only one house Of row OF six, the first OF
which sold by the same brokers to c. j. Hous-
Joseph A. Farley has sold No. So7 West One hun
dred-an o-sixth-st, a S2-foot American paseI1lent
Schuyler & Co. brokers. This is the second Of
this row Of houses sold in a week.
William J. Roome has sold for John H. Gould, TO
q builder, for Improvement. the three story dwell
ing house, 25x90. No 222 West Twentieth-st-
& Son. No ESQ west Ninetieth-st. four story and
basement dwelling house, on lot 1sxl00S
Adrian G. Hegeman & Co. have sold for H NJ
Austin three story dwelling house, lot 2ox100,
No 81 West Forty-fifth-st for $1,000
DR.. Hanks has sold the four story dwelling house,
Mrs. E. o. Hendricksen has sold the four story
brownstone front dwelling house, 2ox77, No l,057
Ma6ison-ave.