New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06
REAL ESTATE.
BROKERS REPORT FEW sALEs-oLD
RUMORS REVIVED.

With a paucity of actual sales, it natural
that gossip In real estate circles yesterday
should concern itself with stock items of ancient
history. Several familiar rumors found their way
into the brokers' offices whence they were not
long in becoming subjects for general gossip
Among the rumors was one that the Stewart man.
sion formerly occupied by the Manhattan Club,
at the northwest corner of Fifth-ave. and Thirty
fourth-st., on plot 111e feet the avenue by 100
feet the street. I199 feet the westerly line
and l5e feet the northerly line, had been SOLD
The price paid said TO be n.25oeo and the
buyer a Boston firm with branch office in this
city. Judge Horace Russell. the attorney for the
Stewart estate sand that while he had received
several favorable propositions for the property, no
sale had been concluded
Another rumor concerned a million dollar deal
in lower Fifth-ave.' and the story became current
that it involved the property OF the Union Cluo.
Nothing whatever has been done in the way OF
effort to dispose of this property, and no Com
mttee Of Sale has been appointed In this con-
.nection it may also De added that no plans for
the clubhouse have been considered, and no
action will be taken until at least, after the meet
r Of the Board OF Governors OF the cuo On sHe
SaneI boWne mas S w paf
ST. The front and walls viii be rebuilt OF
eXtension viii BE- erected An elevator VII also
be put in Schickel & Ditmarz have estimaF the
THE RECORD OF SALES.
L.
Kahn Company the whole front eight lots) on the
east side of Morningside-ave between One-hun-
acknowledgements and One hundred-and-n nine
teenth SITS. The buyer will improve the property by
the erection OF two seven story apartment houses
each house covering 100 feet square.
McVickar Co. have sold 20 Dr. Henry +; Deane
the four story, high stoop. brownstone dwellng
house No ia East Forty-dfth-s on lot l6.Sx1005.
This is a resale of the property, when was re
Gently bought by client of McVickar * 90. NC
Vickar q Co. have also sold to Emily M crosby
ment house, 25x10o, No. 565 Amsterdam-ave.
David Stewart and John NJ. Thompson have SOLO
50xI00 south side of One-hundred- "a fifty
sixth-st, 2I5 feet east OF Broadway, and have re-
Sturges & Co. have sold for Kertscher 90. 70
Harry Robinson. No. $40 West One-hundred-and-
ing house. lot isx xHSf S'0r' hszi
Lowenfeld & Prayer have PURCHASED from. from Mary
plot 24x6o They have sold to Gordon Levy &
Co. the Nos. 256 and 25S East feminist.
double aathouse No. 40 East OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
third-st.. plot 25x100 from Karrick Riggs.
III East Eeventeenth-sf previously reported the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company. 49,.
auction branch opened inauspiciously yesterday
with one sale in foreclosure at the New-York Real
scheduled. William NJ. Ryan sold TO the plaintiff.
for 7.Z46 No. sos West One-hundred- and-eig hty-
hfth-st. two story frame dwelling house, on lot
25X79.u. More can be expected from the salesrooms
to-day. Among several important offerings booked
is the partition sale of the Lippman Tophtz estate
which includes some attractive parcels or which
two Riverside Drive plots.
Investment properties will be offered to the pub
lie Tomorrow, the occasion being partition SAFE
Of parcels at No 5s1 Broadway No l6i Mercer-st-'
No. I2 East Fourteenth-st and in other streets
Joseph Levy Son have sold FOR Mandelbaum &
Levine the five story factory building Nos. SiS and
a five story double tenement house on the site.
Thomas P Fitzsimons sold for Mrs. Helen 3, 3;
stoop private dwelling house No. 344 West Twenty
eighth-st., 1.6x55x9Ss.