New-York tribune., 1900-06-06
REAL ESTATE.
NO EXCITEMENT AT AUCTION SALE, AS
ALL OFFERINGS SAVE ONE WERE
WITHDRAWN

WITHDRAWN
The smooth surface OF the real estate market re-
ceived hardly a ripple from the transactions of
yesterday. Because George r. Read to offer
several parcels of downtown property belonging to
the estate of the late Eugene oSullivan some
developments IN the market were expected AS
several prominent investors and operators were
present at the auction the chances for successful
sale promising, but instead it proved almost
failure. Only parcel of the five was not
withdrawn The sold No. 81 Beaver-st.
225ex42ss4x2lx455la- This bought by Herbert
a. Sherman, the representative OF William F.
8avemeyer, for $4,000. Mr.. Havemeyer owns tho
adjoining property which back to Wall-st
The parcels withdrawn were Nos. q, %, rs and q
Cedar-st, Nos 14S 15O and 152 Pearl-st. Nos 49, 81,
So and 50 Wail-st, No. cedar-st. and No ~
Pearl-st-
James L. Wells met with better success IN his
trustees sale of hfty-nine lots in Aqueduct and
fee Taw and Kiugsbridge Road, Fordham
Heights, Bronx Borough. OF this Offering. hfty
lots were sold for si7.220 the prices ranging from
$500 10 $3.50 a lot. The voluntary Offering of No.
s. Riverside Drive by Bryan L. Kennedy was
bid in
Another Fifth-ave dwelling house will be erected
by James A and John T. Farley, builders. at an
estimated cost OF 10000 according TO plans filed
yesterday by Architects Freeman & Thain. These
show five story and basement house 5onx6s.1. to
be built No. S7 Fifth-ave.
Henry Rothschild and Victor Kallman win erect
from plans by George F. Pelham seven story
apartment house. accommodate twenty-six
families on the northeast corner of Lenox-ave.
and Observation-Disclosures The building.
which has been estimated $4,000, will oc-
cupy plot 5lxl20.
Five mechanics liens. aggregating s153l5. were
filed yesterday against property on the northwest
corner of seventh-ave. and one-hundred-and-
1wentieth-st.. where Richard Webber is building
an apartment house, in favor Of building material
dealers.
Here are the offerings at auction for to-day. at
the New-York Real Estate salesroom, No Ill
Broadway:
BY William N. Ryan: West one-hundTed- and
second-st.. north side. 100 feet west of Columbus
Alien VS. William S. Kane ct al; Edward S. Kauf
man. attorney; Eugene H. Pomeroy referee; fer 6r. due
ances. $34 Ss and interest; taxes assessments etc,
Interest @ No III West Forty -fthst, north side,
l62 feet west Of Ninth-ave.. 24x1eo5. three story
OTSk Ba De- PhenE sS IhgraRam co No 1o2 West
Forty -siKth-st, south SIDE SO feet west Of Sixth
closure sale; Continental Trust Company agt
Colt, attorneys; Adrian IL Larkin, referee; due on
.udgment So 5l4 and interest; costs and allowances
By Peter F. Meyer & Co.: No 1856 to 1850 Broad
way, side, 102 feet south of Forty-second-st
frame buildings; partition sale Leslie Peil-Clarke
Temple Enlmet attorney; Franklin B. Lord
BY Charles A Berrian: No. East One hundred.
north side lS5 feet east Of
s9TsGlosuFe se sale 4 Mortimer Smith agt Moses
Henry N steinert, referee: due on Judgment, Sill
6o 5 and interest costs and allowances SS1 80 and
Interest; taxes assessments, etc, 300 and interest
THE RECORD OF SALES
z. de Forest Simmons sold for E. W. Candee to
Edward l. Oppenheim the i've story American
dwelling house No 10s East Sxty-ffth-st. for about
$4,000 This is the last of of five story
houses, three OF which were sold by the same
broker IN the last twenty days.
Flake & Dowlng sold a plot 60x100 on the north
side Of One-hundred- -frst-st, 60 feet west Of
Broadway.
H Galitzka. of Brooklyn. has sold for Max
Aorshsmer amer to ADLER Biermeyer the two ., four
735 CarroH-st.. Brooklyn. ia.n ~
tTee Story d%eng f houae % isx ah No Ga wes af
-hundred-and- forty -fifth-st.
the building No. $50 West -hundred-and-sixty-
The following. properties are reported sold: The
Iive story double fathouse No. 16S East One-hun-
e-hundred-and frst-st. 60 feet west Of Broadway
and the three and one-haf story dwelling house.
25Xl05, No. SO Irving Place
The following transactions were also reported:
the old budBsa at No. 3 M sP6 aRot9sF F O.
to- 70 1Fm OF sDeeuat9rs to- and the sale Of the Aye
Mrs. Sarah J. Collins TO Samuel Baum. The three
Place a1i5 is also reported soid Idse NO. irving
BY William NJ Ryan: No 154 West One-hundred-
enth-ave.. 1sxlooII a four story stone front dwell
SIC 800. ~
BY Richard V. Hagnett & Co.: No 90 West
Eighty fourth-st. north side 119 feet east of Co
iumbus-aVe. 1Sklo22 four story and basement
brownstone dwelling house, with two story extern
s24 100 "
BY. William Kennedy: No. $50 West sixteenth-st,
south side, between Eighth and Ninth aves., 25x
tS6K251i6S, five story brick tenement house. with
store public AUCTION sale; to Herzberg for $3.50.
by Samuel Goldsticker: No $50 to 534 Amsterdam
ave. southwest corner Eighty-sixth-st, 102 2x10O
six story brick stores and flats; foreclosure to r.
a Mcdonald, for sl36SGo
BY Bryan L. Kennedy: No. 235 Mercer-st, west
fioe, LIS feet south of Third-st, 25X10o; sx-story
and basement brick and stone business building;
public auction sale John H. Loscarn. for S5S 600
No. 4u SiNth-ave, west side, S3S feet south Of
Twenty-hfth-st.. 1slexlOO four-story basement and
extension business building; public auction sale;
10 John d. Moll for $50, $50
No. III West One-hundred- Land d-Second-st north
side. 2001 feet Of Amsterdam-ave.. 25x96 6I.x
&xs66 fve story brick double fathouse: public
auction sale Of estate OF H. O. Clauss: David
P. Miller. for S2 600.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
b9th-st- 4 q 17o IT W Of 11th-ave. 25x1006:
HeibTunn TO Lewis StefnhaEdt