New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09

INVESTMENTS IN FIFTH-AvE.-SALE OF
TWO WEST SIDE APART
MENT HOUSES.

TWO WEST SIDE APART
MENT HOUSES
With two transactions in Fifth-ave. heading the
list and rumors OF impending deal OF large pro-
portions in the same thoroughfare. yesterdays
budget OF news was in keeping with the important
record of previous days. The FTfth-ave. sales In
voived block front 20l 10xl00 between One-hundred
and-sxth and ne-hundred-and-sevent SITS. and
also the north corner Of F1fth-ave. and One-hun-
dred-and-hfth-st. The New-York Realty Company
were the sellers OF the former parcel II was trans
ferred to them yesterday by James McCreery for
S-4oVVo The buyer is a client OF Whitehouse q
Porter The parcel. with other vacant property.
was recently sold TO the New-York Realty Company
oy MT McCreery, who took in exchange the Nevada
apartment House The corner propertv referred 10
was sold by the Rogers estate. It Is parcel looxI00
and was bought for investment The sales are In
Ane with active conditions which began in the
upper Ftfth-ave section last spring In addition
to the Fifth-ave business yesterdays sales in
c!uoed two apartment houses the upper West
s ssae ana number Of minor items which brought
's uS 1879; : results Us up to an exceptional figure
An unusual feature of the day was the Offering
at auction on the premises OF the four story dwell
auction sale Of the contents OF the house has been
IN IN progress for several days. At noon yesterday
that the house Itself would be offered The best bid
was SSs.go but the auctioneer said that he could
tst tne property go for that figure and 1t
TIT Shickering Hall again figured in the rumors
me PrOperty consists OF plot fronting Is 10 feet
IA Fl1th-aye and I35 feet in Eighteenth-st. with
9esupied BY three story brick building. Which
portion is devoted to the auditorium Known as
Csnlckering Hall J. Herbert Carpenter. trustee
OF the sidney Mason estate which owns the par-
eel, said yesterday that no sale had been made
@Ittnougn several offers had been received. Chick
erlng Sons leased the property 1915 for twenty
I'VE years, which lease expires next May when
the concern will turn over its New-York agency
It was again asserted yesterday that Charles F.
Victoria annex. sold by Daniel BirdsaH & Co last
Florida and his representatives, here saw that thew
DO not think he is the buyer.
James McCreery yesterday took title to the block
nfnfb and Sa,-antetb st ~ 49,
Ihe, negotiations were closed Yesterday. and the
The consideration named was nominal but the
revenue stamps on the deed amounting to $500
property is encImbered by $4,000 mortgage and
"a Pu T Iloney mortgage lot SD9@9 netd py
conveyed the property to Mr., Johnston for $4,000
the Central Realty Bond and trust eompsnv IN
the plot 5OxlO0, Nos 500 and 20 Broadway. paying
cages 70 the seller one for SIS 0o for three Years
which secures building loan for $4,000 which
story brick and stone freproof store and loft
building as told in The Tribune yesterday.
THE RECORD OF SALES
William J. Roomes has sold No 800 West Thirty
ninth-st., a five story tenement house on lot 25x
100, 70 Herman Moses, for about 10000.
Milton schneer and others have sold the MeIba
apartment house, seven story building. lot
100XlO0. at the north corner of Central Park West
and One undred-and-second- at about $3.50 600.
Several smaller West End parcels are taken in
The Frank L. Fisher Company has sold for c. ].
Doodys the ave story double fathouse I25xssx lqe'
Peck the five story tenement house 25xs2x100. No
oil West Forty-eighth-st. for $4,000
F. r. Wood is reported to have sold for Herbert
Dongan No. 262 West Eighty-t hird-st, a new six
story elevator apartment house, plot 55Xl022. at
Daniel B. Freedman has sold No. So West One
hundred-end -hfty-sixth-St, three story dwelling
house, on lot 23-4xl0O, 10 Henry Smith, for occu-
pancy.
A f. Smith has sold No. 577 West One-hundred-
and-sixty-frst-st., three story dwelling house
william Rankin has purchased from John ".
i9 OF th-st
about 240 feet west of Ftfth-ave.
ers Of the property. No. go Fifth-ave.
James Johnston. OF Brooklyn, has sold 70 the
Samuel CuppIes Envelope Company, OF st. Louis.
Wallabout Basin, Brooklyn:
Potter to Louise NJ. Rowe the TWO story and base
ent brownstOne front dwelling house, No 2i2 Pros
pect Place, Brooklyn for 3. 100: also for William
tenement house 25xl94 No. 100 Sandsst., Brooklyn,
for $4,000 and for Edward Burke. TO Frank c.
ODonnell Nos. us and l20 Sands-st, Brooklyn for
The offerings at the New-York Real Estate Sales
room were disposed Of as follows: 90 1,-.r1,,t, 80
south side 81 of En-st-. l9-llXIJ+xl9l x
"a story brick building, partition, to Thomas
Bv strong & Ireiand-No 53S West hundred
and-fftythirdst- south side. 525 feet west OF Am
stertsiIii-dFe tfss - go ~ '~ 10
BY McVickar & Co.-Nathale-ave-, near Kings
The adjoining two lots, included in the Offering.
were bid in.