New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-06-26
REAL ESTA TIE.
LARGE PURCHASES BY THE SUBWAY
REALTY COMPANY AND CHARLES
BARNEY IN WASHINGTON
HEIGHTS.

Large transactions and impending deals in Wash
ington Heights characterized the real estate market
yesterday. OF almost great consequence was
the purchase of FIfth-ave. property by Marshall
Field for the purpose IL is said Of erecting there
a great drygoods house lines similar to his big
Chicago store. The latter deal involved property
in FIfth-ave. and Thtrty-drst-st- The details axe
given elsewhere.
The big purchases in Washington Heights were
made by the Subway Realty Company and the
Charles T. Barney syndicate. The first deal by the
Subway Company. involves several hundred lots
between Two-hundred-au nd thirteth-st., Van Cort-
landt Park Broadway and the Putnam Railroad.
passage OF the bill the last session of the legis-
lature which amended the original rapid transit
The second deal in which Mr.. Barney is the
is bounded by the Kingsbrdge Road. Broadway.
One-hundred- and sixty-hfth and observation-disclosures
way, Kingsbridge Road and one-hundred-and-
most desirable sites for apartment houses when
the rapid transit tunnel is put into operation
have sold for g G. Middleton the p6I Of IoIs i5F
100, at the southwest corner Of Wadsworth-ave.
F. ]. Wood has sold for Henrietta lie Proux to
East One-hundred- and-seventy -ninth-sta and for
l.. Eickwort a seven room house, lot 25xlOO the
acknowledgements. to c. F. Wendell
Peter w 3, Schaefer has sold to John o Baker
bridge Road and One-hundred- and sixty -fifh-st.
sde of H 100 SC feet
west of Amsterdam-ave. John o. Baker has also
corner of Seventeth-st. and Audubon-ave. John
o Baker has bought from Robert p. Perkins
ave. and one hundred eighty seventh-st. John
H. Deane represented the buyer in these sales and
David Stewart most of the sellers
John H. Deane has also sold for Alfred Geerng
Cornelia Pierce the northwest corner of Audu-
bon-ave. and One hundred-and- eighty third-st
the plot the northeast corner of One-hundred-
Max Marx has sold to Thomas Alexander the lot
the side of Eleventh-ave., - feet south of
One hundred and ghty-seVenth-st.
F.. Osborne Smith has sold for George d. Brewer
Anchor to Mrs Fleming the tour-story brick
dwelling house. No. So West Observation-Disclosures
ffty-sixth-st. on lot 17x1Oo.
]. Romano Brown Co have sold for Peter w
way between Observation-Disclosures and one
Loyal L. Smith is the buyer OF the southerly pOr-
tion and Andrew ]. Connick Of the northerly.
Pease & Gilman have sold for the New-York
high stoop brownstone dwelling house. 17x1Oo No.
40 East Sixty-third-st.
to William Hayes the buildings No. Zoos Lexington
ave. and No 13S East Observation-Disclosures
benjamin Stern has sold through L. J. Phillips
& Co the plot of eight lots on the northeast corner
of Fifth-ave. and Ninety-seyenth-st. fronting 100
feet in the and 30 in the street The price
is reported at s350.000
ST. four story and basement brownstone dwelling
house. on lot 21.6x75.5. for about $4,000
William A. White & Sons and T.. A. CruikShank
& Co have sold for the Pearsall estate to CORTLAND
Irving the five story building No Sl5 Greenwich,st
about sixty feet Reade-st by Ill feet on Green
wich-st
Douglas Robinson. Charles S. Brown & Co, and
Collins & Collins have sold for Henry Dale No. 90
East Sixtyseventh-st., southwest corner, in Park
house. Mrs Lester a. Hawkins will occupy IT,
E. W. Marcher has bought from Franz Rastetler
a lot 25xs5.6. for 900.
Simon Fine and X. Cohen report the sale OF the
four story house No IL Narick-st and the nve story
fathouse No. IL Lewis-st.