New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
REAL . ESTATE.
A SALE OF EXCHANGE PLACE PROP
ERTY BY HENRY ". MILLER,ESTATE.

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Maclay & Davies have sold for the estate Of
Henry W. Miller the property at thetnortheast
Of Exchange Place and New-st No So Ex-
change Place and No. q New-st a three story
brick building lot 245x2610 feet to William F.
Havemeyer. This property adJoins the Adee estate
and has been in possession Of the Miller family
more than fifty years. Mr.. Havemeyer-i a large
investor in real estate, especially in downtown
property
The banking house Of Fisk &. Robinson has leased
the basement, ground and sixth floors Of the build
ing in course Of construction at No. 6S William-st
for a term OF ten years.
Slawson Hobbs have sold for Rose O'Brien and
Margaret c. Doyle TO a client for occupancy No.
4s2 Lexington-ave. between Forty-sixth and Forty
seventh SITS, four story brownstone high stoop
house, 2lx55x75; terms private.
Duff & Conger have sold for Mrs. Francis Plaut
TO Andrew A Smith the three story and basement
brownstone private house No. 1878, ,Madison-ave
G. Tuou & Co have sold to A Non the seven
story double tenement house No. 335 East One
hundred and -twelfth-st., for about s27 COO.
Charles r. Faruolo & Co, Italian real estate
brokers. of No. IS East Houston-st have sold for
Thomas Kerrgan the four story front and rear
tenement houses No. 434 East Eleventh-st near
Avenue A, size 2sxs6. a client of theirs
Henry A. Cesar has sold through Cornelius G.
Kolf TO Eugene Bernheimer his country place
ocean Terrace, Staten Island, consisting of sixty
acres and including the house OF the late Charles
Unger, as well as the house occupied by Mr.. Caesar
William P Mangam has sold for O. WiedbonY
the builder. the fve-story tirree-famiy house No
2Ss East observation-disclosures twenty third-st size COX
S0xl0o
Manhattan College has bought twelve acres in
The Bronx. The details of the purchase5are given
elsewhere
Collins & Collins and Greene & Taylor have sold
for James II. Moore the four story house No. 423
Madison-ave.. 255xS6 feet, for about $4,000
Jennie K Stafford took title yesterday No. s7S
Fifth-ave.. 26x9s.4 feet
Countess Mabel Tilley Stavra transferred title
yesterday to No l33 West Seventy-irst-st 10 Flor
ence B. Biggs for s31 COO.
Samuel G. Bayne has sold no Dwight H Olmstead
a triangular plot OF about lots at One-hun-
OlInstead gives in exchange plot LOOKED feet at
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and AIorningside-
We'll & Mayer have bought Nos. 149 and 153 West
Ninety-eig ghth-st. two five story fiathouses. on
Mrs Nora Gordan has sold TO Mrs. Anna Krauss
No 5l5 West One-hundredaa Land d7sixteenth-st, five
5o6xlo0 feet the side Of Fifth-ave sos feet
Gutwillig Brothers have bought from Robert Nil
Ter plot, 50xl00 feet, the side OF Eleventh.
fhrd-st third 'ee' Sou'H 0i one-a''0re seventy
Mandebaum & Levine have bought No PA West
Thirty -fourth-st, four story dwelling house.
Mandebaum & Levine have bought No. s5 Or
chard-st, old tenement house. on plot 3o.7xloO
Charles Lane has sold to Potter & Bro Nos 1o4
ana 10 West Fortv-ninth-st., two four story and
basement brownstone dwelling houses on plot
The three story brick building No. 124 Park Row.
on plot 25xI0s feet. was reported sold.
The two four, story houses Nos. Il9 and'l21 East
hag George r Read @ has leased the ground floor and
St and Fifth-ave., TO Goldenberg, Bros & Co, for
term of years.
There was a report current yesterday that the
Haven had been sold to the New-York. New-Haven
was unfounded. 1t was also learned that report
that the Nsw,York Institution for the Blind in
sts. had been sold, was premature.