New-York tribune., 1902-11-22
REAL ESTATE.
GELS NEAR NORTH RIVER TUN-
MEL TERMINAL SITE.

among these transactions were some of unusual
interest William L. Sutphin and Adrian G. Hege-
man q Co. figured in a deal affecting district
where there is likely to many purchases for i'm
proYement in the future if the present feeling
OF many persons actively identified with the real
estate market is to be seriously considered as re-
necting probab BILE future conditions. The property
bought by Mr. Sutphin who is looked being
one of the most successful operators, Nos. Az
and 4Z9 Hudson-st. three story brick buildings.
each on lot 1S.6x6O feet. The seller was the New
comb estate On the block bounded by Tenth,
Hudson. Greenwich and Christopher SITS. is to be
the local terminal tunnel station of the New-York
and New-Jersey Railway Company. and the New
comb parcels which have just been sold to Mr..
Sutphin, are within short distance of the site
chosen for the entrance to the tunnel
The principal transaction in the uptown sections
was the purchase of a home site by Lewis Nixon.
president of the United States Shpbuilding Com
pany, through Davis & Robinson. The details of
this purchase given elsewhere.
Max Marx has sold, through Millard H Veth
to Henry Matz. the five story fathouse. No. 134
West One-hundred- d-and-twelfth-st., 25xlOO,
John L. Martin has sold for Daniel B. Freedman
No 1S3 East Sixty-ffth-st. three story brownstone
dwelling house. 20x55x10O
Henry D. Winans & May report the sale of No.
104 East Thirty -ninth-st., a five story modern
dwelling house. size l7x9Ss feet the house having
buffers pantry and bathroom extension, for c.
Grayson Martin.
Richard Dickson has sold for Jacob siegeI the
three family brick house. plot 4xs2 feet, known
No '5S East One hundred d-stXty-seventh-st
John R. & Oscar L. Foley have sold to Cornelius
J. Ryan jr. No. $50 Seventh-ave. % feet south of
Fortieth-st a three story old building on lot 25x
100 feet. This property was recently sold by the
Marsch estate at auction and petition sale, and
Mr.. Ryan pays the purchaser substantial profit
on the price II was bought at
Pocher & Co. have sold for John Mcdonald No.
2d West Twenty-ffth-st. size 15x1096 feet.
builder for Improvement. 1t is four story private
house.
Bryan L. Kennedy has sold for Henry C. Wilcox
the three story brick dwelling house No. AL West
End-ave on lot 236XlOO feet. private terms.
The McVckar Realty Trust Company has sold
for Elias A. Kempner to H. Knabe the four story
dwelling house No, 525 West observation-disclosures
forty -first-st. lot 16xS9.11 feet.
A. NJ. Baumann & Co. have sold to Max Marx
the four story private dwelling house at No. AZ
West Eightyseventh-st. size 22Xl00 feet for about
$4,000. The house is leased for term of years.
McChain & Hlrshfed have sold for Abram E.
Hanland to Mrs. John f. Carpenter, of White
Plains. y. Y. tract OF land containing about
seventy acres with a frontage of half mile
in Purchase-st, in the town of Harrison. Mrs. Car
penter will erect a summer home of Colonial style.
price about $500
There was report current yesterday that the
Lorraine apartment house at the southwest corner
of Forty-hfth-st. and Ftfth-ave., had been leased
for ten years at $4,000 a year,
Alice Livingston has bought five story fathouse.
No 2l95 Broadway. between Seventy-seventh and
SeveRty-eighth sts.
Louis C Tiffany and others. executors and
trustees. yesterday transferred title to parcel
Iooxlt% irregusr at sez o9 and Madi
The Navarro Hotel and Importation Company
on the west side of Seventh-ave 100 feet south of
Thirty-eighth-st. for fourteen years and TWO
John solomon has sold for Louis Hams to Rachel
Tess!eI No ~ le Secohd-st on lot 5eNlZ2 ~ feet
seventh-st $50 feet west Of Amster-
The John Murray estate has sold No 400 East Fiji
tieth-st. four story dwelling house. on lot 1s5x
Lowsnfeld & Prayer have resold to Morris Vein
stein e.. Nos fbr i TO US East & t
ICou feet They have bought No. 2s6 East Sew
Riosa eet and aso e No st q . i Charess four
three story dwelling houses, on plot 75x4s feet
D'onofrio No 80 West ne-hundred-and- eighteenth
St. a ave story fathouse on a lot 25xl60u feet.
6. Brettei & Son have sold for Abraham cohn No.
story dwelling house, on lot 15xlOou feet The
same % nrm mas aISo Soid HEe STORY nul.dlnS on
hundred ed-and-seventeenth-st. and Eighth-ave.. for
Michael v, Ravens has sold No, go West West One.
hundred three story dwelling hoEse
Henry Wise has sold for Baum & Lapin to the
John simmons Company the northwest corner Of
526x525 feet A six story factory will be built on
Louis Haines has sold to Rachel Lessler No. 12s
Second-ave., four story building. on lot 2iSX12ln
"a Stanton-st three story brick building on lot
Julius Rerkowitz has sold to NJ MuIdberg No.
As East Third-st.. three story brick building on
Gordon. levy & Co. have sold to sieden s Gold
stein No. 132 orehsrd-st. fve story building on
Norris Kahn has sold to NJ. I.anzet No. ia East
Seventh-st. four story brick building on lot
/ smigel has bought from Packtman & Levine
Nos. $50 and 262 Clinton-st.. northeast corner OF
stores, on plot 4o.712x7l1 feet. Levy & Rosenhlum
G. freedman and B. Chenken have sold for
Leopold Barth to Gordon, Levy & Co. No. 31 East
sixth-st., Ave story tenement house, on lot
Leopold Eutter has bought from George W, Mar
S osgood Pell s Co, in conjunction with F, De
cUrity Company No. l&3 East sixty-hrst-st.. four
a client The same firm in conjunction with payIs
Robinson, has also sold for the Real Estate fS,r Se
story brownstone dwelling house. lsx6oxloS-
]. E. PARSONs'S PROPERTY REPORTED SOLD
The vacant plot 772xlO22 feet, known as Nos. o.
q and 26 West seventy-seventh-st., between Cen
trail Park West and Columbus-ave, yesterday
reported to have been sold to a well known
builder. The property is opposite the American
OF Of Nae9 atgGa r Tsonss E ose Se Is
terday no could be found who could verify the
report.
BUTTERICK co, BUYS ANOTHER BUILDING
J. n. Kauey Son have sold for the Trinity Cor
poration to the Butterick Publishing Company No
231 Spring-st an old building, on a lot 19.9X1l36
feet The premises adjOin the property recently
bought by the Rutterick company. in Vandam-st.
through the same brokers.
SYNDICATE BUYS ASTORIA TRACT.
A tract of about 2s5 Astoria has been
bought from various owners by a syndicate. The
property has a frontage of about 1900 feet on the
East River, between Hoyt and Wolcott aves. James
Parkes is said to be the head of the syndicate The