New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-14
REAL ESTATE.
HENRY NJ. FLAGLER SAID TO HAVE
SOLD HIS HOME-OTHER
SAFES

II reported that Henry NJ. Flagler sold his
dwelling house at the southeast corner of Fifty
fourth-st. and Fifth-ave., &5x125, with easement
in Mr. Flagler will hereafter live in New
York only few weeks of each year.
Jesse C. Bennett & Co. have sold for Henry Niese
to oscar Rift the five story American basement
dwelling house. 25x96x1l5. No rs Riverside Drive
about 100 feet south of Eightieth-st.
FrIeda Hart has sold to Barbara Fritz the five
story double fathouse 25xl0o No. S. East One-hun-
dredand- irstst., for $4,000 and to Berg Brothers
the two six story buildings. 2Txssx1O0 each, Nos 2o6
and 25s West -twenty-fifth for
$4,000
Leo Hutter has sold to Bernard Keeper the two
lots 25xl00, in Sackman-ave.. about $50 feet from
Bake-ave., Brooklyn. and the two lots. 25x1Oo in
Chrstopher-ave., about $50 feet from Biake-ave.,
Brooklyn, on private terms
McCafferty & Buckley have sold No SO East Six
ty-seventh-st. a four story brownstone dwelling
house. on lot 2OxsO.5. for about $4,000.
l.. j. Phillips & Co. have sold for Joseph T. Gus
SAM to Randolph Guggenheimer the plot 71x1cO at
the northwest corner of Seventh-ave. and One
Observation-Disclosures The buyer owns adjoining
property.
G. T. Cont has bought for about $50 the three
story brick dwelling house No. sos West Twenty
eighth-st.. 25xl00
Samuel Frank is reported to have sold the three
story brick building. 25x1O0 the southeast corner
OF One-hundred and twenty ffth-st. and Seventh
ave. Tor $1,000 The property sold several years
l ne seven story apartment house I5Xlto. al the
south corner Of Central Park West and Ninety
fonrth-st Is also reported sold.
Thomas p. Fitzsimons has sold for Clemence
Smith TO Charles Walter the four story brick
tenement house on lot 296xSS9 No. 40 West Forty
hrst-st.
the, Frank L. Fisher Company sold for NJ Beers
lot 17xoos ny i S west ."
Brandt a Kirby have sold for j. NJ. Horton to
Il Il. WEIGH the plot on the north side of Ninety
The property purchased by the seller in De-
cember, 1893. for a nominal consideration II is
understood the buyer will erect five story American
basement private dwelling houses.
ID. Phoenix Ingraham Co. have sold for the
Marshall estate to Arthur Levy No 191 Cherry-st
five story stable lot 256x60
The offerings at the New-York Real Estate Sales
room yesterday were disposed of as follows
BY Peter +. Meyer Conc. $50 West One-hun-
dred-a thirty-SiXthst north side. 226 feet east
of Seventhave.. Il 6x39 H. four story brick dwelling
house; foreclosure: to the plaintiff for $4,000 No
lJJ6 to 1,0l2 BrOOk-ave, northeast corner of One
hundred and-seventy- 10ox10o 0x99 I1x1O0 TO-
No 1.5O6, four story brick fiathouse and store
foreclosure; TO the plaintiff for s2l 5S7.
By ID. Phoenix Ingraham & Goa g1e-ave., west
side, 200 feet south of One-hundred- ftysixth
St, l00xssS five three story frame fathouses; fore
Neville & Bagge filed plans yesterday for Richard
Neville, who will erect 100000 apartment house.
seven stories 10 height, the southeast corner Of
st. Nicholasave. and hundred and fifty first
St, the plot being 1e011xs5.11
Plans also filed by c. B. J. SNYDER for the
city calling for expenditure OF 5000 in altering
the Normal College, Lexington-ave. and Sixty
eighth-st
The trustees of the Morningside Avenue Presby-
terrain Church, through their architect. @. A.
ScheHer ger, filed plans for the erection of two
story brick extension 25x100, costing 5000 which
will be used as Sunday school.