New-York tribune., 1902-10-25
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

The details OF the sale plot 755 l-Sxl00Ss feet.
on the north side OF Eightyeighth-st., by the city
Real Property Investing Company are given else
where
The Frank L. Fisher Company has sold the
five story double hathouse. No. 59 West Ninety
eighth-st.. 25xSOxlOO feet. for $4,000
The McVickar Realty Trust Company has sold
for client TO George w. StetsOn, on private
terms No III West Ninety-third-st., a four story,
high stoop, brick dwelling house on a lot lo-'A
A O. Hegeman & Co have sold TO f. Alexander
Nos. 492 and 4Ss Hudson-st., a four story bHlulhs
Title TO Nos ia ana Log East Twenty -third-st5
transferred yesterday by charles u burMe4i
and Isabella Lortng 10 Daniel A. Loring, in rnsE
The Donohue estate has sold 20 Ihoihas pgtCH Iory
brick 6afksmth & shop On 5d ioI lot f fa orschner
,t @ . 10. 55 40 fei On tbe west side Of
Webster-ave.. 2S6 feet south OF One-hunefeSlt, ,5
nnety-eghth-st, facing the terminus OF the IHlIo-
Myer Heman has sold Nos. 20 and Y East one p1e-
hundredth-st. two five story hathouses' on a piol
Albert Peiser has sold No IFS East Ninety, Tsdy
iIth-sl- a I,Iee s'oIf 20 i. "Il ~ e,'1s.5 : fsst
feventeenth-st, a five story hathouse' on io'
1ae four story brick building 10. S5 sixth
ave. lot ls.9x75 feet Is reported 10 nave oeei
Raphael F. Gown has sold No 81 West Thirty Thirty
seventh-sti,, a & tour s51Iy % % ioT q }0SqSg feet
The Ingraham estate has sold. II IS sal2 q losa t
northwest corner of Twenty -ifth-st and Fourth
Max Cohen has sold Nos l,7S5 and l,7S7 Madison
ave, two five story double tathouses' on a pIo'
Folsom brothers have sold for George J. Hum,
phreys No. 2S West Twenty y-hfth-st., Tor F.dNa!u
BUYS No. 256 West Twenty-ffth hist and IN con. con
junction with Pocher Co; No. 254 West INelliS n.y.
a5xlOss feet, Shapiro Brothers who VIII oullu an
Nandeibaum & Levine have bought No. 50 Sec
ond-ave, four story and basement BRICK d"e4-iis
aathouses no. l55 TO l5e West Forty-eighth-st, -
James Bailey has sold for Jacob AhfIoa No- o q %
N-Ts1f lint ffl-Sf a
aot 25xS5NlO0n feet
MORE LAND BOUGHT FOR OFFICE SITE.
Charles Laue has bought No 25s Pearl-st.. a
four story building, lot 2Ox5S sX5slo feet
through the Rutland & Whiting Co, from ifAS M,tAS
states Hotel. Mr.. 4.aue viii erect an Office build
ing on the entire plot.
REPORTED SALE OF BROADWAY PARCEL
Tho old six story building, No. "a Broadway on
a lot 27xS4S, adjoining the southeast corner OF OF
owned 10y the estate Of George Richardson who
bought II in 1873.
SITE FOR GARBAGE BURNING PLANT
An incinerating plant is 10 be built at one
hundred ed-and-forty-second-st and Rider-aVer os
the De Carrie Manufacturing Company, for burning
pronX. II is said that about s25oo9 is TO be IN
vested in the building OF an eNpermsnca p pam. me
approval OF the Department Of Health.
RECEIVE Elk Or Ken ID AZ OA->
Justice Hail. of the Supreme Court yesterday Al-
pointed William H. Ricketts, receiver for the rents
of No 2s2 East Nnety-seV four story anC
basement house, pending a suit brought by Ehas
Kempner against Edwin Wilson and others L
foreclOse a mortgage Of 5000.
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.
Eleventh-st. south side, $50 feet east Of White
Plains-ave.. one story frame church, sc by Y, New
York Presbyterian Church Extension Committee
N Iifth-aVe. and TTentieth-St, owner, John DAVID
son, No. SO West Thirteenth-st, Wiliamsbridge
architect: $4,000.
dred-and ninety-eighth-st-, one story frame shed
and stable q by Is; Oscar A. Boering, No. 2.54i
Marian ave owner: Franz Wolfgand, No. 77 East
(lne-hundred and seventy seventh St. architect: