New-York tribune., 1902-01-15
REAL ESTATE.

There were no large transactions IN reA estats
reported yesterday. The number OF sales reported
was below the average.
Peass & Ellman have sold for Francis Hsin 20 a
client, on private terms, No. s. East Seventy
ninth-st- The dimensions are ax1Oo feet
Frederick Zittel has sold for Elisha P 8. Wright
the two five story American basement dwelling
houses Nos sl2 and S4 West One-hundred-and-
seventh-st. each twenty feet wide, 10 client, on
private terms.
McVickar & Co. have sold TO A. NJ scmarvfile
No 50 West Forty-seventh-st. four story dwell
ing house, Columbia College leasehold. lot
Hsxloo5 feet The purchaser will improve tor
occupancy on the expiration OF the present Lease
E. De Forest Simmons, in connection with A. Z.
Gibbs and c. W. Kirby. has sold for Mrs. William
Bryce the four story and basement house No. 2l
West Fifty-third-st. The plot Is 2sx1Oo feet.
]. Clarence Davies & Co. have sold for Frttz
Seize the plot at the junction OF Third-ags, One
forty-ninth-st. and Melroseave.. about
q feet in Third-ave, by Is feet in Melrose-ave, by
is feet on the north line
Mary Lewes is the buyer Of the property on tns
north side OF Eighty -irst-st-. 127.5 feet east OF
West-End-ave.. the sale OF which recently
ported The price was 100000 The plot measures
50x114 feet.
Harry E. ZIttel has resold to a client No. ls5
East Sixty-second-st. four story dwelling house.
26x55x1Oo feet for Mayer S. Auerbach.
Morris Weinstein has purchased from Abraham
Bergman the five story brick buildings Nos. 20.
AS and 221 West Fortieth-st. The lots each 2SN
80 feet
TiIne Cohen has sold No. z2s seventh-avs, q
three story brick fathouse. with store on iox
19.Sxs0.
Barnett & Co have sold for Charles q weIch
No % East One-hundred-and-twenty-n .
four story single hathouse. lot 2Ox19o1i-
Horace s. Ely & Co. have sold for an estate No.
Al Stone-st. fve-story warehouse building hav-
ing frontage OF 15S feet IN South wiIIiam-st..
and 22S feet on Stone-st., to Charles d. Freeman
& Co, who will alter the building into offices and
occupy il for their business cotton brokers.
James 3. Ford and others executors trans
ferred yesterday 20 Stuart Duncan for $4,000
property on the north side OF Seventy-ffth-st-
lis feet east OF F1fth-ave. The plot measures 50
xlO2.2 feet.
WhitehOuse & Porter have sold for F. c. Bishop
to John II. Meuse the northeast corner OF Two
Observation-Disclosures and Tenth-ave. at the Juno
ton OF Nagle-ave, ss11 feet in Tenth-ave and zoo
feet in Two-hundred-and-hfth-st.. to Mr.. Bishop.
the southeast corner OF Tenth-ave. and TwO-hun-
dred-and-ffth-st. a plot 1O0x1O0 feet containing
four lots; and for W. P. Slocovitch Mr. Bishop
dred- -sixth-st. 124u feet in the avenue by $50
feet In the street
H. Meuse plot OF twenty-three lots on the south
side of Observation-Disclosures twelfth-St-, between
Broadway and Tenth-ave The dimensions ara
11S7 feet in Broadway, 1851 feet Two-hundred-
and-twelfth-st and S9'u feet in Tenth-ave Rev
stamps to the amount Of S36z5 were attached
No plans for buildings were nled at the
The following plans were filed at the office or tho
Buildings Department in the Bronx C1tntOn-ave-.
southeast corner. One-hundred-and-seventy- ninth
ST.. seven two-story frame dWellnS houses zux0013
feet, cost $4,000. Owner. William c. Bergen OF
No. 2076 ValentIne-ave. St Pauls Place, south
side, seventy-hve feet east of Washtngton-ave a
Owner. Hattie Ovens OF Washtngton-ave. and ST.
Paurs Place.