New-York tribune., 1900-04-12
REAL ESTATE.
SEVERAL DESIRABLE PARCELS OFFERED
AT AUCTION-THE LATEST SALES.

SEVERAL DESIRABLE PARCELS OFFERED
AT AUCTIoN-THE LATEST SALES
Several parcels which were offered In partition
proceedings by Peter F. Meyer & Co. at auction
yesterday eagerly competed for. The north
corner of West and Dey sts, three story brick
buildings, plot 40x about 20. started at $50 00o
and finally knocked down for $4,000. The
bidding for No 81 Eleventh-st between Broadway
and University Place, four story brownstone
dwelling house, opened at $40 600 and was sold to
Walter H. Sloane for SOL 500 The northeast
ner of Greenwich and Franklin sts. purchased
by Richard A Smith, who is understood to repre-
sent Of the heirs.
Bryan L. Kennedy & Co. also disposed of several
parcels which offered at voluntary sale.
Following the result of the offerings at
auction:
By Peter F. Meyer & Co: No. 1872 Franklin-st,
three story brick building; also, No. ls0 Franklin
a three story brick building; also. Nos 373 and 375
Greenwich-st east side, 25 feet north of Franklin
house. with stores No 375. a three story frame
Gbriek 'front.' store and tenement house; to Richard
Nos. s77 and S7s Greenwichst.. east side adjoining
buildings, leasehold; to Du Bois Smith for $3.50
81 S Of eys S7 R 2rae and sd2 1
brick stores to B. B. Warner for $62 900.
Of four story stone oS' roe feet
dwelling house; partition; to Walter H. Sloane for
227 E East ss2a north side 2
loft building; foreclosure. 10 S. L. and N Frank
No s2 East Fffty-s,xtlr-st south side 40 feet
east of Second-ave. 2oxlto5 o. two story brick dwell
ing By yan E Rsnney hs c6 Nd % East Sne
an north @ SIDE i5C feet
fathouse; public auction sale; to c. B. Kelly for
No. $50 East Forty-seventh,st. south side. 425
feet east Of Second dave 25s1C95 four story brick
tenement house in rear: public auction sale; to P
d. Farrelly for slZlo -. u., ia. on s.o.
west of Ninth-ave. 25xlOO5. five story brownstone
apartment house; public auction sale; to Ralph
No. IS East one-hundred and -ninth-st., south
west of Park-ave. 17xSO10x Irregular four
story and basement brownstone apartment house.
to M Morrison ri for tiloo aida a.o 7 foot
east Of Thrd-aye 2O4x6s 714 4x1s o1ax irregular with
fes bek st sa Pt Pubc auction se BID m at @ story
No. 225 West One hundred and thirteenth-st
10on. three story and basement brownstone and
brick dwelling house public auction sale; bid in at
No. Al East seyenty:iTst-st. north side. 70 feet
and tenement house; foreclosure; to the plaintiff
By Wiam Kennedy; No, q Thira-axe6 q a1,e6 west
story (store) and finished basement brick building
leasehold; public auction sale to NJ Magic for
east Of second-ave. isxsss four story Brick dwell
Ing g. q bs to the & Da ant fer
ond-st, south side, l25 feet west of Central Park
closure; to Joseph oppenheimer for $1,000
Peter De Lacy the we'll known proprietor OF
poolrooms Yesterday transferred to Kate De Lacy
a clear title No 10 West Seventy-hrst-st ask
1022, gift
Anna NJ Good yesterday leased the building at
No % East Twenty -fourth-st. the New-York
Theatre Company for term OF fifteen and a half
years at an annual rental of $1,000
THE RECORD OF SALES
r. NJ Fulton has sold for John E. Thrall to an
investor Nos g. 8 and 10 Bridge-st. old buildings
on plot 7sx143x114x134. running through Pearl
St, and facing the Custom House site
d have la nj
Hartshorne No. 300 Madison ave. northwest cor
ner of Forty-frst-st., four story brownstone
dwelling house lot 27.211x74 at about 100000
slawson & Hobbs haye sold for Cornelius w.
msnt dwslin6 house &s. - West Seventy sixth