New-York tribune., 1900-01-27
REAL ESTATE.
PROPERTY OWNERS IN HUDSON RIVER
DISTRICT ORGANIZEDLTHE
LATEST SALES

At meeting Of the property owners of the Hud-
River district above the Harlem Ship Canal, an
association TO be known as the Park District Pro-
tectve League was formed The purposes of the
organization the preservation Of that suburban
district park home district and the taking of
united action any proposed improvements. The
district IN question includes Spuyten Duyvi, Hud-
Park and Riverdale
II was the general sentiment of the meeting that
the district untitled to be divided off into the
usual rectangular city blocks and level streets and
that at least nearby suburb should retain its
natural beauty and be preserved as a suburban
home district.
The fact that the property in this district is held
in large parcels by single owners makes it possible
for the objects Of the organization to be attained
by united action Among the large property-own-
ers are Samuel D. Babcock William E. Dodge, the
estate of Percy Pyne the DeaheId estate the es-
tate of Isaac C. Johnson. James Douglas Mrs.
Frederick Goodridge, c. P. Morosini and the APP.
peton estate
Collins Collins have sold for Marie c. Smith
the brownstone dwelling house. No. 131 East Thr-
ty-ninth-st. l8x55xSS, to investor on private
terms.
J. Edgar Leaycraft has sold for Lewis and
Winthrop Rutherfurd and Mrs r. J. White to
Mandelbaum & Levine the plot 67xl03s irregular,
on the north side Of Eleventh-s, 1SO feet west of
second-ave. The property is opposite the ST.
Marks Church yard and adioins the old Stuv-
Nesant mansion, at the northwest corner of Sec
ond-ave. and Eleventh-st.
me same broker has also sold for Henry c.
Nledenstein, TO Arthur s. Luria the plot 1OOx1O0l1
on the south side Of Northumberland sixteenth
sl' one hundred feet east of Amsterdam-ave. Both
properties viii probably be improved with apart
1nlieht houses; also for Rutherfurd Stuyvesant 10
= edssIloelDaum Levine, No z33 East Eleventh-st
SMo story stable, on plot SOx100x irregular.
r,1IJIoPoIu Well has sold to N Polk for Jacob D.
loIieI tWeIVe lots, comprising plot 2S4x1O0 on the
si9e or ConVent-aVe, 125 feet north Of One
[luIar 60 -forty-fTst-st The purchaser will
rt, rsSt HIteen 20-foot dwelling houses on the prop
barnett & Co. have sold for Theodore Valentine
sIs ~ ~. EoWard Cocks the three story brownstone
49, Se5llhs mouse lbx55xl00, No. 156 West One-hun-
~ Iiilet teenth-st-, on private terms.
rr1JSs!Hel s. freedman has bought from Henry L.
ieaIt No 80 West Ninety-seventh-st a four story
"IoNnstone dwelling house, lot lSxlO0
layton q Rogers have sold for John A Piclken at
SSeSoul slbOOO No $50 West One-hundred-and- sixty
~, 49, three story private dwelling house on
lay r kingsford has sold No q East Six
sst a TOUR story brick building lot 25x92
- Jason Rogers estate has sold the northwest
nfth-st., 25x20O iui ca -ahu-si"ty-
T.a =. IlaIiilton & Co. have sold for Cumming e.
We o.. ilis ne nVe story apartment house No 85
49, nunof ed and thiTd-st size 27x85x1OO
o-SSa9 - 111ller has sold A H. Price the lot
A.ii On ne north side Of One-hundred- -and-siy,
'.I 20 feet West of Ienox-ave together
hSaaTe SaaTeo-ano-seVenteenth-st "a NN'-
There auetfon salo. ,,
i'iA hea4 Estate Saesroom yesterday