New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
REAL ESTATE.

Potter & Bro. have bought from the Van Nest
estate a plot thirteen lots Amsterdam-ave.,
hundred and -twenty-third and One-hundred-
y-fourth sts follows Three lots in the
avenue 25 feet south of Observation-Disclosures
fourth-st; four lots adjoining In Northumberland
twenty-fourth-st 100 feet east of the avenue, and
six lots in hundred twenty thirds % feet
east OF the avenue These will all resold for
Improvement. They face the westerly L of Morn
ingside Park, and in a section that has
lately been growing rapidly. Near by in One-hun-
and-twenty-fourth-st the large plots sold
last week by Potter Bros. to Everett Macy
McViclar & Co have sold for Mrs. H. a. Robbins
the two five story modern apartment houses, No.
III West Eighty-third-st., lot 1S6x1022 and No
17S West Eighty third-st., on lot 1sxlO22
Jonathan Thorne is reported have purchased
the two four story brick buildings, plot 4Ox100 at
the northwest corner of Madison-ave. and Seventy
sixth-st.
Brooke & George have sold to c. F. Wrdey pro-
prietor Of the Herald Square Hotel the eight story
areproof brick building 25xss9 No. ia West Thirty
fourth-st The building Will be converted into an
addition the hotel, but alterations will not be
made until next summer
J. s. Ascough has sold the three five story brick
hathouses. each 25xlOO Nos. 1884, $50 and 9a2 Column
bus-ave. between observation-disclosures and One
hundred and ninth SITS.
l. j. Phillips & Co. have sold for Jacob D But
Ter TO Justice John J. Freedman for occupancy the
dwelling house on plot 10ox1l5, at the northeast
corner OF Northumberland -ffty-third-st and St
Nicholas-ave.
SOM Brothers have sold TO a builder a plot on
the south side of Ninety-nnth-st 100 feet west of
West End-ave. The buyer will erect a seven story
apartment house.
A. L. Mordecai & Son have sold for Francis J.
Schnugg the five story fathouse 25xlO0 on the
east side of Second-ave. so feet north of Ninety
frst-st.
The four story brOwnstone dwelling house lot
1sx100.5, No 65 East Sixty-sixth-st. has been sold
Douglas Robinson co. have sold Terence
Farley Sons of their five story American
basement dwelling houses in Madison-ave just
south Of Fiftieth-st., the old Columbia College
site The buyers name s withheld for the present
The old buildings at the southeast corner Of
SiXth-aYe. and Ninth-st +0XT!. have been sold for
the owners through Horace 5. Ely q Co. and John
Davis. The buyer Will improve.
Ernestus Quick, Of Brooklyn, has sold No. I15
South Elliot Place, Brooklyn between Fulton-st.
anu Hanson Place, three story and basement
brownstone front dwelling house, 2lx45xlO0. for s
S Jarvis to Charles NJ. Sullivan, for S7,7O0; also
No. l24 Van Burcn-st., Brooklyn, between Sum ner
and Throop-aves., a two story and basement
brOWustone dwelling house, 19x4Jx100. for Anna
Burns to S. B. Terry for 1000; also Nos Il. q and
% Somerset. Brooklyn, between Hopkinson and
ROckaway aves., three story brick apartment
houses. 20x40xl0O each. for Samuel II. Cornell to
William B. Connors for $500 each; also Nos p.
y. 20 and 81 Somerset, Brooklyn, for Samuel II.
1856 Eighth-ave., Brooklyn, between First and Sec
ond SITS, a four story stone dwelling house 20X
70x100, for Peter J. Collins TO Ada NJ. Morse for
81 000 also No. 476 Fourtenth-st., Brooklyn, be-
tweenth Eighth and Ninth aves., a two story and
basement brownstone front dwelling house. lSx