New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
REAL ESTATE.
SALES OF APARTMENT HOUSES AND VA
CANT LOTs-oFFTcERs OF ALL
ANCE REALTY COMPANY.

Sales Of apartment houses made up the princi-
pal share of yesterdays real estate business half
dozen such properties being reported sold by
brokers' There were also a few transactions in
vacant plots. Several were disposed OF TO BUYERS
who Will improve their purchases with apartment
houses. No day is complete without a few
dwelling houses changing hands and yesterday
was no exception to the rule. One broker reported
three houses sold for investment for an aggre-
gate of $4,000. and builder reported the sale of
one of row of ten houses for S42 OOO In the auc-
tion room the plaintiff was again conspicuous I'm the
majority OF the results
THE RECORD OF SALES
Foey q SniffeI have sold for James Heffernan
NO 12O West Sixty-fourth-st., four story brown
stone dwelling house, to an investor The same
brokers' have sold for Lederer & Block to Paul R.
Iowne No. l.762 Madison-ave. five story double
hathouse @ 25xS5; and to the buyer for L. Mel
sns sle No 2O7 West Thirty f0grths brownstone
szsasdment we The three houses were sold for about
Slawson & Hobbs have sold for the METROPOLITAN
nHei9 hnnvgiStment and Improvement Company to Jacob
corner of Broadway and az 59e
Terms Ter private Mr.. Axelrod will at once commence
a@son HoSbs haSe Te sod eaSs or TpSFi Se
n sz tne ys ath2ass sa No
80 Max AK Marx has sold through W j. Huston & Co.
south of ne-hundred- and -nineteenth-st. 25xlOO
to Terence j. puy No IL " West RTdr ThiTty II ostn
bought last year through Mr. HeWsoh no and p viii VIII
improve improve The entire plot 1t adjoins the Thirty
owned BY Mr. SfSiiSe Duffy. 0u0ins also erected and
Leo Hgtter has sold to Furlong & Furlong at
One hundred. ed.and-thrty- -hfth-st, $50 feet west Of
Third-ave The seller bought it at auction in July
5hf Charles @ Buck has sold at about $4,000 No 800
west OneLhundred and -seventh-st., five story
American basement dwelling house. on lot 22.6x1O6
the pot 1OOxlOO at the southeast corner Of Morn
ingside-ave; and One-hundred- nd-nineteenth-st.
lots the soutR side Of PSi ct
1Oo feet east of Broadway SSxlOO for about $4,000
Inc buyer is speculator who will resell with
Joseph Levy & Son have sold to a client the
Elghteenth-gt. -'''9o '''
o Kempner Brothers are reported to have sold No.
So Souse Me9I 9n Iaf six story apartment
Nicholson & Co. are reported to have sold ex-
tensive Waterfront property on the Jersey shore at
WeehaWKen we, ia to large Western corporation which
plant The price is said to be in the neighborhood
The offerings at the New-York Real Estate Sales
room were disposed Of as follows:
side, 81 feet east of Westinghouse. 2ox54 five
story brick store and tenement house: Partition to
dred-and- -fourth-st south side. 1928 feet east Of
house; foreclosure; to John II. storer for So $50
By Samuel Goldstlcker.-No. 125 East Eighty
foreclosure: to the plaintir for $40 600.
side. 20 feet south OF stanton-st, 2Ox75. a three
story brick budng foreclosure; to the plaintiff for
A81O0. No. Teasdale Place, north side. 155 feet
east OF Boston Road. 25x1OO four story brick fat
house; foreclosure; to the plaintiff for $12,675
=, Frederick southack has been elected president Of
the Alliance Realty Company. George r. Read will
be its first vice president c. Cobb second vice
urer. The Board of Directors will include James
Stilman, Henry o, Havemeyer. George r. Read
Aver. Of Boston; Henry Morgenthau and Michael
Coleman. The capital stock Of the company has
been increased to 100000 1t is said to be fully
subscribed.
A NAVAL MAGAZINE FOR IONA ISLAND.
1t reported yesterday that negotiations have
practically been closed for the sale to the United
States Government Of Iona Island in the Hudson
River, above Peekskill. 1t is said that a central
magazine for the storage of explosives will be built
there by the Navy Department, with a capacity Of