New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-20
REAL ESTATE.
A S5OO,OOO SALE OF FIFTH-AVE. PROP.
ERTY-AUCTION OFFERINGS
FOR TODAY

The most important transaction announced in
the real estate market yesterday was the sale Of
the four story brick business building at the north
west corner Of Fifth-aye. and Twenty-seventh-st.,
together with the lot in the rear, No IL West
Twenty-seyenth-st The property sold to
Charles E. Johnson by II. R. Drew & Co. for Mar
garet c. Bonnen at a price above 100000, The
Fifth-ave. property IS plot 2S4XlOO. and that IN
Twenty-seyenth-st measures 25x56,6. The Knick-
erbocker Trust Company occupies the corner. No.
234 Fifth-ave. under lease which expires in 1903
Among the auction offerings scheduled for to-day
following:
By Richard V. Harnett & Co.-Three hundred and
eighty lots in Twenty f1rst-ave, Kings High
way, Seventy fifth, Seventy sixth Seventy seventh
| Seventy-eghth and SeYenty-ninth SITS, Brooklyn;
voluntary sale
BY D. Phoenix Ingraham & Conc 102 West
Fortysixthst.. south side, so feet west of Sixth
ave. 20xl00 four story stone front dwelling house
Continental Trust Company of the City of NewYork
against Harry S. Sheppard ct al; Curtis, Mallet
Provost & Colt, attorneys; Adrian H. Larkin, ref
cree; amount due, 1882; subject taxes etc.
1884 s. Unon-ave. west side, 80 feet south Of One
Observation-Disclosures, 21xS0. three story brick
hathouse; Hannah R. Hackes against Herman
Wolff ct al; Sondhem & Sondheim attorneys;
Charles A. Kalish, referee; amount due, 1888;
subject TO taxes, etc. 500
By Philip A. Smyth-No. 525 Lenox-ave., west
side. 1884 feet south of One-hundred-a thirty
seventh-st, 167x75 five story brick store and fiat
house; John Vincent, executor, and John Mexican,
| trustee, against Maria T. Barry ct al; Charles
- sanders, attorney Edmund J. 1lnSdale, referee;
amount due. 1886 No. II West One-hundred-
and-second-st, north side, 100 feet east Of Column
p9 1890 I'VE Story stone 'front.' na5houSe
MARY II; tlsher ana another as trustees under the
VIII Of George J. Fisher, against William H Ham
Patrick H. Whalen. referee; amount due aS,l61;
By strong & Ireland~No, $40 West FIfty-ffth-st,
south side, GIL feet Of Ninth-ave., 1611x754.
juliet c Gushing against carrie e Amts Weis 4
snedekeT att9 or sylvester L. n ward referee;
BY Peter +. Meyer &Co,-Amsterdam-aye. north
120x north 9911x east 2Ox south 25x 1OO
avenue south al to beginning yaGagt; James
the Mutual Bank, against Robert A. Greacen ct al;
l. Patterson, referee: amount due. S452l6; subject
to f5HS 5e e5 s d ~ Of Vest
one story brick buildings David Z. Oppenheimer
pafrsR 8S eel all a. l. and F. jacobs aft0rneys
Edward Browne referee amount fG due $26 1913; sub
Of One hundred and thir second-st.,
With one 6eu story SSS exclusion Life
Company against John T Gay ct al; Edward E.
Que 83 subject to t si5s i SsG fS 3 o No
West 6x0Ox2i sx16S five st6fW brick
ath9use william Elm against Samuel x
James r Madden referee; amount due So 400: sub
@ Tas has so to aa M DoTeG S 10 800
West Eighteth-st, five story redStone Ameri-
Frank shaTrott has 500 de- for MTs PeTesteh to
five story double brick hathouses. each LOT 25xlOo
The Taylor estate has sold No: 80 West Fiftieth-
2Ox1OO5 columbia College leasehold).
Leo Hutter and Louis Lese have sold TO ROhe-
milan society the five story brick apartment house,
with store on lot 25X1002. No. 326 East Seventy
| tPird-st. for about $4,000.
Bleiman q Co. have sold for Julia Fitzpatrick to
client the three story dwelling house, 2o&95, No
Frederick sackett has sold No. Psi seventh-ave..
a five story hathouse. lot 2bX75.
Nfnnefte +. Pelletreau, OF Brooklyn, has sold fOl
the Edward II. Todd estate the two story brick
dwelling house No 81 Division ave. Brooklyn; also
the three story brick apartment house and store
No. 574 Wythe-ave.. Brooklyn; also the four story
double tenement house No. 69i Kent-ave., Brook
I'm: a the story frame dwelling house No.
800 Sumpter-st, Brooklyn: also the two four story
apartment houses No. 3S6 and 1888 Baltic-st Brook
Ign.
las Tribe 10 Edward /. Carey the story and
basement brick building 1942x90 No. 18 st. Marks
Fred N Smith Of Brooklyn has traded for F.
NJ Ramber, with Josephine Burling, the dwelling
house No 766 Putnam-aYe. Brooklyn. for the
by William NJ Ryan-NO. ia Ludlow-st., east
side 1855 feet north of Stanton-st, 24l0xS0, five
story brick tenement house with stores partition;
TO Hugo Cohen for SO $50. No. pa Brook-aYe.
east side S67 north Of ne-hundTed-and-sixt
eighth-st 17sx95. three story frame hathouse;
Foreclosure; to J. c Schraeder for "a 800 No. 23G
Brook-aVe east side. ll4.3 feet north of One-hun-
dred-and- sixty -eiRhtfl-st.. 1Isxs5 three story
frame dathoIse foreclosure; 10 ]. c. Schroeder FOR
81 500 No lbs Brook ave east side, bill feet
north Of Cne-hundred- and ty-eighthst, H6xS5,
a three story frame hathouse; foreclosure; TO j. c.
Schraeder for S4.sO 400