New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-13
REAL ESTATE.
SALE OF PROPERTY AT BROADWAY AND
TWENTY sIxTH- ST. FOR s3s2.5oO.


Richie. Elizabeth Lewis and Amelia and Rosa g.
Richie, of Boston and Newton, Mass. to the prop
erty at the northeast of Broadway and
Twenty-sixth-st. fronting 794 feet Broadway and
oOS feet on Twentysixth-st-, with irregular dmen-
sions in the rear The consideration mentioned
in the deed is nominal but the revenue stamps
affixed TO the document show the price TO be
1882 500
MI Aver gives two mortgages as part OF the
purchase price, for Sl4 $50 to John Richie I'd
ana another for like amount to Samuel Richie
both mortgages maturing in two years with interest
at per cent
1t was reported yesterday that the estate of the
late e. S. Jaffray has sold the old Jaffray building
at the northeast corner OF Broadway and Leonard
ST. Tor price reported be considerably more than
NVoWo The buyer is said to be a prominent
builder who has made speciality of the improve
iiehl OF old properties, including other Broadway
curriers' The Janray property comprises the Broad
way corner Nos. $50 and 352 Broadway and a five
story stone front building on a plot fronttna
"'1I 1eet on Broadway by It's feet in I,eonard-st
S oo 1eet IN the rear In Benson Place and It's feet
0H the hortherly line; also, a six story iron front
sure building. separated from the Broadway build
ing by Benson Place a 40 foot2 blind alley
W" iIsht TO use or alley in common with
owners or the property abutting on the
-, 80 u tIe Benson Place building The rear
Piaca when fronts Leonard-st and Benson
has Is Known as No 100 TO il5 ieonardsT It
Benson Piaae VI 90 Ieet on Leonard-st 124 feet on
rear IN ia a. OIL Ieet on the northerIy line ana a
arc iIiIe % IgU feet and Irregular The b1,tjd,gs
GSr 81 the Jaffray buildings appears in {b tras
heirs to Ion NJ py arthur ". Jaffray one of the
fS transfer was made by Mr. Jaffrav ia ' Ma
courts for an acconn,tna Gs an application to the
News - w HItlhg have sold COR the American
Nos ana Frannst oh Gx4s 5ss pr 6Psrtg
win alter the biI SSaoie Tor $40 800 Mr. simmons
now occnippd dHy; IN connection with the properly
geyen e and j. Arthur Pinchbeck have sold the
south corner of Hnrra mouse on plot 76x19O the
ber IS9s me sellers bought the plot in Novem-
,-LoWenfeid q Prayer have purcbaseds from, y
IA e E the five story tenement house 25xSi No
sIawson & Hobbs have sold FOR the MetronoI,+a,
Hoffstadt and AI nngestnent Company to Adolph
Vinet Ie east side OF Broadway los feet south Of
h %1i erect high class seven story apartmenf
a, John 81 N Goding has sold for Mrs Brooks No.
No Fas4 @ 2lxloo also for Mrs Major
Lenox Banks No East Seventy a5s1 r9T 'a9ss
Tf ajsG ror Leo Schlesinger No. III East sew
bbo o Is Joseph Pulitzer who will erect q new
The same broker has also sold for James @. COL
me vacant lot on the south side OF Fifty
for about $4,000 to capitalist for the i ~
a. p Inv QweIng house This lot is in the centre
~ dreVor ana LaEsdale Boardman. recently sold to
T. Scott Son have sold for E. Stern 70 To,,is
ne es b ~ -oS last h4ghtieth-st three story dwell
H. Scott & Son have sold for J. Ottendorfer No
IA 5,,,L e1ington-ave. three story brownstone
75kIc sfh0n6erger has sold for Louis Lese the plot
ni2eteenth-st-, 175 feet west Of Park-ave " anu
l., SSAonperger has also sold for Henry and Hart
hundred and-thirtieth-st two i've story single
n2fhouses on plot 40x1G0 80 feet west of Ierox
.. w. > Preble has sold for julius ] LYONS Nos
81 and 80 West Twenty-fourth-st an office build
Arthur Mcconnell and Ellen i'' Mcbride have sold
Nos 19 and 81 Cannon-st. old buildings plot 2Ox82
Joseph A Farley is the buyer of the two lots on
5e norih side OF Eighty-sixth,st 100 feet OF
riverside Drive. The buyer will tyentJ-
If foot American basement private dwelling
Frank E. Wise has sold the three story brown
stone front dwelling house No. L22s Madison-ave..
De1Ween Elghty-eighth and Eighty-ninth SITS, 20x
Henry D. Winans & May were the brokers in the
sale Of No. 800 Madson-ave.. northwest corner of
FORTY first st reported last week. The buyer is
Mrs Charles II. Senff. NJ. A. c. Levy as was
William H. Monroe is the buyer OF No PA East
f. H. Parks is the buyer of No. 10 West Seventy
pad f fop yesterday de is said to have
the fact that a. piece Of lower Broadway prop
tendance bur the interest in so 1nportsn1 a orr
ing was not what it ought TO have been. The par
eel the six story and basement marble front
running through to Nos pa and 226 Mercer-st.,
located between Bleecker and West Third SITS, and
it was sold by Adrian II. Muller * Son to close a
partnership. .....
unknown party, the competition lay between Will
finally securing the parcel at $Sl1 goo The property
is assessed q valuation of S275.O0O
The buyer of the Broadway parcel, Nathaniel
Whitman, is OF the firm OF Lesher, Whitman & Co,
present at No. 502 Broadway. William Demuth
the other active bidder has a place OF business at
No. 507 Broadway and judging from his struggle
buy the parcel, he is anxious TO a piece
of Broadway property The other results in the
salesroom We're:
BY Richard V Harnett & Conc 1857 Madison
ave. side, 1873 feet south Of hundred-and-
twenty-frst-st II 7XSS, three story and basement
brownstone dwelling house; executors sale; 10
Frederick Schultz for S4100.
EaOn N nOrrh
side 9S1l feet OF FuItOn-st, 24.SxIO3. SKIS OK
1923, five story brick store; foreclosure; to the
plaintiff for $34 O00. No e6 First-ave., side q
feet south Of Slxth-st., 27.6x72 Ave story brick
tenement house and store; leasehold; Foreclosures
TO Pauline Engel for $500.
BY Bryan L Kennedy & Conc. 265 West One
hundred -fortysixth-st., north side, 200 feet
east of Eighth-ave 25x991 five story brick fat
house; foreclosure: to George A. Simpson for
S16100.