New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Horace s Ely & Co. and Thomas p Payne have
sold the vacant FIVE story business building No. q
Liberty-st. running through to No. 90 Maiden Lane
II is understood that the site will be used for a
new building. The of the buyers and the
price paid for the property could be learned
yesterday. The lot has frontage OF n feet In Lib
erty-st and 221 feet I'm Maiden Lane with a depth
on the westerly line Of sS4 feet II is IN the of
the Montauk Building. which occupies the block
front in wiliiam-st. between Liberty-st and
Maiden Lane
NJ & L. Hess have sold for Heilner & Wolf TO
WiIlett F. Cook. of Canajoharie n. Y the eight
story store and loft building No 1873 Mercerst The
H. C. Senior & Co have sold for William E. Finn
No. i57 West sixty-fourth. St. four story dwelling
OF three houses bought by Mr. Finn last week to be
Charles E Schuyler & Co have sold for Robert
Wallace 70 Mr.. Wills No. S32 West One-hundred-
The price paid was about SO 00S This is the first
house east Of Riverside Drive. and overloOks the
the row Of twelve houses recently completed by Mr.
Wallace, of which only four remain unsold.
three er parcels Of land in The Bronx They are the
plot on the TeSs side Of fss9 fy l
Bucknam and the plot on the west side OF Wssn- as
madge-st, 5xioo feet, and the plot in Washington
ave. the west side 1855 feet north OF One hun
Wyand. The land is probably to be used in the
church extension work OF the Archdeaconry Ihe
trinity Church Tor As.COo
Richard NJ. Montgomery has sold 70 William L.
Sutphin No 239 West Fifty-fourth-st, a three
story dwelling house lot 2EIl0O feet.
Max Marx has sold 20 Fulton McMsnn. through
A NJ Bauman & Co, the ave story apartment
house the northeast corner OF Lexington ave
and -hundred-an nd -twenty-hrst-s The lot Is
42x7s.II feet He has also sold the adjoining nVe
story apartment house. with stores on lot z-Ay'
feet and the single hathouse, No. l49 East one
hundred nd twenty -hrst-st In part payment Tor
the above he has taken the three story ana ease-
Tent. limestone front dwelling house No iOz Wes'
-seventh-st, on lot lxio Ieel
Morris Cukor has sold TO Henry i. cutter LOT
sl0I 600 Nos 907 and 200 West Fifty -sixth-st Tie
lot is 50x95 7x50xs56 feet. ,,.
The Manhattan College has transferred through
Patrick Kenney to the De La Sale Institute the
property fronting Ftfty-nnth-st and running
through TO the north side OF Fifty-eighth-s ~ Is
east O6 feet xl06S feet 20 the north SIDE or MY
elghth-st west 5s6 feet north e09lO feet 20 fit-
ty-ninth-st. east 5Zu feet The De "A sane IN,
stftute occupies the property The Hotel SeNle dhu
the Clarence apartment house, where 1irs. Fbhtz'i
was murdered adjOin II. -.
JOhn w De Peyster has transferred the 'Wo stofy
brick building the southwest corner or ForIy-
ninth-st and Broadway "a Walter J. Salonnoh lHe
building stands opposite the Old Guard Armory,
Albert J. Adams has sold through S5eorse Nllhe
the four story dwelling house, No. l45 West FOR
tieth-st II abUts the Broadway Iheatre ana sI'i''
Mandelbaum < Levine have bought the three
story brick building No. I2 Forsyth-st Ine lot
2sxl0e feet. -.,- -,
Iegse c Bennett & Co.. the four story dnC base
meut dwelling house, No. II West Seventy -nrst- ~
II stands on lot 2OXl022 feet