New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-06
REAL ESTATE.
MANY FLATHOUSES SOLD-TRANSFER TO
AUGUST BELMONT AND WAL
THEIR IIITTGEN.

Sales of f1athouses made up the principal share
of yesterdays real estate transactions, one deal
alone involving ten such properties. In addition
there several sales of dwelling houses re-
ported by brokers' and the days business fairly
satisfactory in the character and number of trans
actions closed Negotiations under way for an
exchange of a Fifth-ave. corner and new business
property in the downtown section, but final details
have not yet been arranged and information Is
withheld for the present In the auction rooms the
offerings were unimportant. and the plaintiff was
again the buyer in every instance
August Belmont and Walther Luttgen yesterday
took title from the Buena Vista Realty Company
for nominal consideration of the block bounded
by Cheever Place, Mott-ave., One-hundred-and-
thirty-elghth-st and Walton-ave.. and the block
bounded by Cheever Place Walton-ave.. One-hun-
dred-and thirty and Exteror-st; also the
plot Exterior-st., One-hundred and -thirty-eighth-
ST. and the new bulkhead line of the Harlem River,
together with land under water and all future
grants.
THE RECORD OF SALES.
Daniel d. Lawson has sold to investor for
cash No. 22S to 246 West NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
feminist. ten five story brick double fathouses.
p D. Benson has sold for w. J. Covers the five
story thirty foot apartment house with stores Nos
TO an investor for about $4,000.
Louise Gag gsoo has So soqga 5he s
Edward H. Landon has sold No 1873 East Thirty
22Sx64 at the northwest corner Of Lexington-aye,
egy voeke My As w Vest sGa dHs
thirty-ffth-st. five story single fiathouse SxlOO,
to Terence T. Mcclure
II. Rinaldo & Bro. have sold for Fay & Stacom
to Ravitch Brothers the new six story tenement
houses at the northwest corner of Rutgers and
for jackson & Stern to Evans & Buscall for i'm
prOvement the front and buildings at Nos. III
and 1913 Thompson-st.. 44X1O0.
Richard " Harnett & Co. have sold for Lowen-
field q Prayer to Amos II. Emo the old building,
25x75, No. 456 West Broadway, on private terms;
also for Lowenfeld & Prayer to Henry w. Unger
the dwelling house 197x9S.9, No. 2S7 East Thirty
ninth-St.
Warren & Skillen have sold for a client, at about
$4,000, No 73 New Chambers-St. and No. "A Ba-
tayia-st being the northeast corner, 16.9x143x626
x25x50 with four story brick building and No. II
New hambers-st adjoining property, 3o3x46:Sx
B6xl84, with four story and basement brick
building.
James c. Pcken has sold to Katherine A. Farelly
No ga West hundred land thirty a
three story dwelling house. on lot 17x99.11
The four story brownstone dwelling house, on
lot 20xl005 No As East Ffty-eighth-St is reported
to have been sold by G. j. WetZler.
Following the results of yesterdays onerfngs
at the New-York Real Estate Salesroom:
By Peter F. Meyer & Co-Nos. 1856 and 1888 Water
St, north side about 6S feet east of Roosevelt-st,
379x65 6XS7 6x673, two four story brick stores and
tenement houses; Sheriff's sale of all title which
Angelina Gamberlengo and Vincenzo Gamberlengo
had February g. 1899, since; to the plaintiff
for $50 No. 1873 Eighty-third-st., north side, 800
feet west of Coumbus-ave., 25x1022 five story
stone front fathouse foreclosure; to the plaintiff
for S22750. Nos. 1872 and 1874 West One-hundred.
and-twenty ninth-st., south side, 65 feet east OF
Seventh-ave., 50x9911, two story brick building
and vacant lot; foreclosure; to the plaintiff for
ST, 1895.