New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-14
REAL ESTATE.
SALE OF WEST SIDE LoTs-LIvELY AUG
TON BIDDING.

A large sale Of vacant lots the upper West
Side was the redeeming feature OF yesterdays real
estate business. which exhibited the usual sluggish
conditions that follow holiday. With the excep-
ton of a vacant the East Side and a
small purchase in upper Broadway, the items re-
ported by brokers were concerned with dwelling
and fathouse transactions of the conventional sort
In the auction room the parcel No. - West
Fifty-thrd-st four story and basement brown
stone house, occasioned some lively bidding. The
house occupies lot 25x1O04. situated 300 feet west
of Fifth-ave. The parcel was started at $4,000.
and after a number OF bids, knocked down
to s. Osgood Pell & Co. for ST.. COO 1t after
ward learned that the brokers represented W. W.
& T. NJ. Hall.
The following were the other results at auction
yesterday:
BY Peter F. Meyer & Co: No 1.4ss Third-ave.,
southeast corner -third-st % 2SO; Ieasehold;
four story brick stores and tenement house; two
story brick tenement house rear; foreclosure
to plaintiff for 49, $50 Prescott-ave north side
$3.50 feet northeast Of Bolton Road running
through St Nicholas Place 20Ox2s7 4x2O1 4x2s7 TO-
vacant partition; to the plaintiff for 675. Great
Jones-st.. south SIDE 27s.s feet east Of Broadway
running easterly along the southerly line of Great
Jones-st. onehalf inch to the west line Of Elm-st
opened; thence south along the west line OF
Elm-st. 100 feet inches; thence west parallel with
Great Jones-st. feet AZ inches; thence northerly
nearly at right angles with Great Jones-st 100 feet
inches to the point place OF beginning; sold by
the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund of the City
of New-York to Leo Schlessinger for S. 500
By Solomon De Walltearss: Nos 297 and 29e
BeeCker-st.. northeast corner Barrow-st runs east
10 feet by north IS feet by west so feet by south
- by 70 feet on Bleecker-st by south 80 feet to
house house buildings; partition to Miller Decker
Tb[ Tos de6endans for SAB $50 also
sxtysixth-st, vacant plot 4sx25xS4 2x47 3xs0; par
also oMSF assGGTaSSs
69Ft5 side 81 feet west Of Third
soId TO Miller Decker & Miller, defendants at
artioH seid to ashTy & Si 9f fd4 $3.50
west SG No south f to . $50
S?o Ieet east OF Amsterdam-ave.. 1Osx1126 four Ave
STORY prick hathouseS; foreclosure; to Henry KeaIe
THE RECORD OF SALES.
siawson Hobbs have sold for Dr. Alfred
Hanes, Of Paris France thirteen lots on the north
SIDE OF Observation-Disclosures. running from
Broadway TO West End-ave. 100 feet in broadway
by 1Oo11 feet in West End-ave. by S25 feet in One
hundred and-frst-st- Flake & Bowling are the
Charles Griffith Moses & Bro. have sold for
A. A.. M: Bendheim mt, to NJ L. c. Ernst the north
Mandelbaum & Levine have sold TO an investor
the Tour story ana 63Sement hrownstone dwelling
The four story brownstone front dwelling house
ond and Sixty-third SITS, has been purchased bv a
DP Bell from Mrs Wikin, of Rochester for about
Gently dInt through 3, b C. : F 7 Barry
Iozier the two i've sfor Ne+ Por from Mrs
1,15l Park-ave., near Ntnety-sxth-st, at a stated
price of $4,000.
p Axelrod has purchased from the Metropolitan
Improvement Company eight feet on Broadway
east side south OF Ninetysecond-st, adjoining the
corner plot bought last week. This makes his plot
front los feet in broadway and III in Ninetv-sec-
ond-st. on this plot he will build at once a seven
story modern apartment house plans for which
are in preparation by George H. Pelham.
A Mr. Beebe is reported TO have bought the four
story brownstone dwelling house, lot 20xlOa1O
in the north side of Fiftyffth-st. $50 feet west Of
Fifth-ave.
David Heyman is reported to have bought No
12S East Seventy-ninth-st.. 20Xl02.2.
Well & Mayer reported to have sold Nos.
500 and 965 Grand-st, SO 4xlOO.
A conveyance filed at the Registers office yester-
day shows the transfer OF a 50x100.5 plot on the
north side OF Fifty-eighth-st 20 feet east OF
Fifth-ave. by Caroline V. Brown to the late Ros-
well p. Flower. The deed is dated March 80 1890
and conveys one-siXth interest In the above par
eel for a consideration of $4,000