New-York tribune., 1901-10-20

and-thrteenth-st.. five story American basement
dwelling house. a lot 2OxlOo1l feet.
William r. Ware sold for NJ. s. Wise No. 1O2 West
-hundred-and twenty-nrst-st-, three story
brownstone dwelling house. 2lx55x102.2 feet.
Two other sales IN this section were No. 3l2 West
One -hundred-and- five story, American
basement dwelling house. on a lot 20xloon feet by
Peter Wagner to o. d. Nash, and No. 25s West
Seventy -second-st.. a four story and basement
dwelling house. lot 2lxlO22 feet. by Alfred R.
Thacher to Charles F. Hirsch.
A large number Of sales of other properties above
West and East Fifty-nnth-st were also an
nounced Lucus George sold to Herman Gampert
No. I346 Fifth-ave., a five story fathouse, lot
25xl0O feet plot of about fiftythree lots. front
Ing about go feet on the Harlem Ship Canal and
Old Spuyten Duyvil Creek, north of Prescott ave.
was bought by Andrew J. Connick from the Clark
estate.
DR.. George p Biggs sold to DR. ]. Rudsch No.
80 East Sixty-thrd-st four story dwelling house,
a lot 25x5sx1O0.5 feet.
George E. Ketcham bought % from Frederick
Brandt a plot l36x5O O1Ox5Oxl2s.6 feet on the north
side Of One-hundred- -andif -ninth-st between St
Nicholas and Amsterdam aves. on which are two
six story apartment houses
four story tenement house. with store and with
two story brick extension No. 1,43S Second-ave.,
was sold by Edward J. Mcmahon TO James Ever
ard The price paid for the parcel said TO be
about $685. go. Laurowitz & Fine sold No. 423 East
Seventy -irst-st, six story tenement house, with
stores, on a lot 25xl02.2 feet. They took ex-
tenement house, a lot 25xlOo feet. William r.
Grace sold his stable. No East Eighty-fifth-st
to Joseph +. Culllnan on a lot 25xlO22 feet. Mr.
Cullinan owns siA story apartment house at
Eightyffth-st. and Fifth-ave.. and lot 25x100
which adjoins in the avenue the plot on which the
apartment house stands. l. j. Phillips & Co. We're
the brokers in the sale of the stable.
Barnet Guckman sold Nos. 5l and 80 East One
hundred -and-e -eighth-s. a five story hathouse on a
lot 0x501l feet, TO Mali and Hyman Harris. w. G.
Demorest sold through Henry ID. Winans & May
basement brownstone dwelling house on a lot 2Ox
io22 feet s. osg99d Peil & Co sold for McCafferty
Snd.st hye We, story American basement dwelling
made by Robert r McGusty of Charles H. Easton sai
Co, who sold for Franklin Petit to H. S. Thomp-
SON of the Thompson-Starrett Company, the plot
at the nv S$ S0rner Of Broadway and Sixty
Marie Antonette. The excavations the prop
and it is understood that the purchaser viii pro. pro-
Geed @ with the in. mprovement About year ago it
BBratg{gemani Brt{g but; owing to some complications, Mr.
the aree ssd the to b 3 The price paid for
Bernard smyth & Sons sold for H. X Ascough
southwest of One hundred and seventy W tge
2sxs5 feet adjoining in Ms Tt
drst-st William f. Refs bought from McCafferty
East EighttIy-secGnd-st FIVE story American base
NJ Goldberg bought from iS Ieei Harry ny
1,575 Madson-ave. five story fathouse Beiman
and ass East One-hundred- d-and-seventeenth-st two
tVe story tenement houses, on a plot 52xS5x95 &
feet. II. L. Moxiey sold for Charles w Tanner 70
Louis c. Hahn No. Sc Hamilton Terrace a three
story and basement dwelling house. The Cohen
estate Sold NO bO East One-hundred
fee feet. nVe story single fathOuse' on lot 1sx1OOn
The transaction which appeared 10 attract more
attention than any other the purchase by
estate and stock OF Simpson Crawford e simpson
on the west side of Sixth-ave.. from Nineteenth 10
Twentieth SITS ~ ~
The reported sale of No 40 Maiden Lane. a five
story building lot 21 3x5s 7x1s Ilx62 feet was
somewhat premature. The owner of the building
tiations for the purchase of the property are on
but no contract to purchase has vet been signed
Another interesting deal was the sale of Nos a. 26
and part of No. 2s Pine-st.. by the New-York
Realty Corporation, to the banking house of Speyer
& Co. The plot has a frontage OF $751; feet
and an average depth of about 6s feet It
on it four story building which they will use ex
clusively for their own business The estate OF
George Law was reported to have sold No 25s
49.4xl00 feet. Joseph L. Buttenweiser sold No SS
and 31S East Fourteenth-st., seven story apart
ment house. on plot 45x1O33 feet He took in
story tenement house. James KYLE & sons soId
for the estate of John Scholes, No 1874 East Forty
on lot 2oxlG9 feet. Wenig sold to f. b. Corey
through NJ f. Hewett & Co. a five story building
at the northeast corner of Seventh-ave and Forty.
eighth-st. William Solomon sold No l42 East
Forueth-st a two story stable. a plot 5OxIOO
feet. The three story brownstone dwelling house
No Al West Forty-tifth-st.. on lot 1Ssx1005 feet
Wolff. jr. Lowenfeld & Prayer bought from Ade-
ialde "a Mossman No; 129 East Forty-slxth-st. The
BUYERS own IN adjoining plot. A large number of
parcels near Forty -second-st. and Sixth-ave were
reported sold. j.. Ralph Bennett sold No. I52 West
Forty-hfth-st., a four story dwelling house on a lot
16.Sxloo feet Mary A. Maxwell sold No l61 West
lot 21x100.5 feet to Joseph A. Kehoe The house
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