The sun., 1903-05-03

MOuntALlS, Ine ldiiSducs anu Ol'ltT nRIo-
lands, difficult of access, but attractive
as places of residence have been covered
with a network Of electric railways, and
all that remains TO put them In direct conf
| muncation with the heart of New York Is
to give the troleys entrance by tunnel 10
Manhattan.
The prospect OF improved transpor,a-
| tion is already making itself felt in an active
inquiry for real property. There is more
construction work under way in suburban
! New Jersey this year than last. Building
I operations are numerous along the main
railway lines. The activity is especially
great out toward Englewood, Paterson
and Passaic. The bulk of the houses being
erected are medium-priced dwellings, but
| the proportion of costly country houses
! under erection is also larger than it ives
| last year The incrC ase in the more expen.
sive order Of construction is attributed es-
pecially to recent extensions Of trolley
travel into the Orange Mountain region,
Private Sales.
Charles II. Easton d Co. have sold for
Harry g. and Edgar NJ. Houpt to G. T,
Reynolds Of De Voc Il Reynolds the Valla-
| mont, a snven-story apartment house, on
plot 50. 0.ox90 .2x5o llxl27.8, at the northeast
corner of 118th street and st. Nicholas
avenue and also the Champion, seven
story apartment hotel adjoining. on plot
IS I276xJOxl5s.2, at Nos. $50 and ls2
St. Nicholas avenue. The price was about
/ $1,000
Irving W. Riegelman Of the office Of NJ.
| Morgenthau Jr., has sold for John j. Burton
of Northport, l.. l.. to the Hudson Realty
Company the seven-story and basement
store and loft building at Nos. 800 and 1882
Washington street, on plot 44X75, between
Franklin and North Moore streets The
premises are leased for term OF years
TO the Mirror Candy Company.
The Hudson Realty Company has sold
to William +. Jacobs plot, e5x92, on tie
north side of Seventeenth street; Between
Sixth and Seventh avenues. Inc buyer
camille building.
The northeast corner. of Fourteenth
street and Sixth avenue has been sold by
Mrs. Wyckof- Bent The property CON
sists of seven old buildings, with SlI SIKH
teenth street frontage Of 100 feet: The pricee
is said to have been in the neighborhood
| of S75O,OOO.
Stengut 4 Co. have sold No. SO Second
avenue, adjoining the corner OF lhrteenth ,a1t.,n
! to ex-Alderman Louis Minsky, at 25,O0
They have also sold No. POS Second avenue,
adjoining the corner of Thirteenth street.
a fvs-story brownstone fiat, on lot 2eSxllO,
Henry SOM has sold No; isa g., West ond
basement dwelling, on lot 2oxl02.:. w.,
Hyman Som has sold No. 1873 West
Seventy fourth street. four-story and
basement dwelling, on lot 2Ox!O2.Z.
to ' Maurice Black 'Si No. So S54 West Forty-eighth
! street. two-story dwelling, on lot 2bxlU.a
A.. Rochomovitz has sold TO J.. Huppert
| for improvement No. l1S Goerck street,
three-story building, on lot l7ilxG. a.,
Boehm 4 Boehm have purchased tn,
southeast corner Of Madison avenue and
| Ninety-fourth street, two six-story apart
ment houses, on plot lOo.s1a1eS
Samuel c. and Gustaye S =. Boehm 'iI1, nave a,,a,
street, two fve-story buildings, on plot
44x8sS. The property is 172:9 feet east
of Broadway Frank E. Smith was the
| broker
George Milne has sold for Carrie Mitchell
to a client for improvement No. 5ll Wash
ineton street, old building, on lot 24x5a.6
The seller bought the property eleven years
ago for Sl2 200 ,,..,,.
= Leopold Hutter has sold to William
Schmidt Nos 079 and 672 East 14sth street.
two four-story flats on plot 'oxlo' Tor
Frederick T. Barry has sold for Patrick
j. Conner No 500 Park avenue. four-story
building. on lot 22.sxsO
James Montgomery 4 Son have sold
for h. c. Dorsett the plot, 1laxi4o, at the
northeast corner OF Southern Boulevard
and l37th street to Winter d Co., who VIII
erect a six-story piano factory
Julia l., Morrison has sold Nos. 325 and
327 Pleasant avenue, two hve-story Iene.
|
Diehl, who has resold the property TO fau'
Sonntag.
Charles Rubinger & Co. have sold for
Hyman 4 Oppenheim 534 and 536 East
Eleventh street, sx-story tenement
on plot 40x9i.l0.
Martin f. Dotson has sold for DR., J, j..
Freidrichs No. 1871 East Fifty-second street
three-story dwelling, on lot l5,sxlo4eo,
Chaplin 4 Hughes have removed ron
Nos 82 and a. Cedar street 10 the boreei
| p.,,ll ut lxua1
The Manhattan Island Corporation .fiake
4 Dowling) Is the buyer of he plot OF three
lots forming an IL around the northwes'
corner of Broadway and Fifty-ffth street,
The firm of Dova!e Thiery has eia netn
Incorporated under the title OF the pova.e,
Thiery l. Auchinloss Company oil New
York, with capital Of $4,000 -,
Elisha Sniffln has removed to NO '''
Broadway.
johnson 4 Parks have opened real
estate brokerage office at No. l5l2 nroau-
way, corner OF Forty-iourth street
Nutley is one Of the most attractive OF
the better known residence ,parss Intn, nii,
New York. 1t is located in the 100, ,n,es ,iies
Of the Orange Mountains. twelve 'El Wew.
from the Manhattan City Hall. on the new
ark branch OF the Erie Railroad. us SIT
roundngs are xceplionally healthiu,.
The land is high and rolling and the Waan, ,aan,
free from impurities. being sup'hiea p,hs NOM. ou
! tuc IcNiudioth 80 linz
tains. Outdoor recreations, mcycn,sS ynS
driving, horseback riding, boating ;.i a;J
golfing play prominent part in the 'oe'"'
and club life Of the residents. it,.
Nutey is situated near three large r''' ha.
Newark. Passaic and Paterson ana S nas
itself city improvements, macaaal,li'Ippv macall pv
streets with tagged sidewalks. lgn'eu r.,
electricity, with gas end water IA e.,'
home. It's stores and markets ah3ru
thoroughly satisfactory service, Ia !,
are as low as may be found any"hete ,hs !.
I he vichty OF New York. Lying a. na. ,
gateway to New Jerseys immense VIZ h.
table and fruit farms. it's markets o''er snm ~,
choicest and freshcs, products III ' 80 IN
It's transportation service embrac'H "
trains day to and from New iork; ;p,,,,.
The building lots offered by ihp n,n ,,nst
Trust at Ingieside are in one OF 'ue NJ NV
modern SECT ions of Flushing. now Inn 10y
thirty minutes from Greeley Square VIM" VIM.
improvements now under way are '" ~.
peted by the Pennsylvania Railroad 1ns
"trip will he made in fifteen minutes ,hs
lots appeal 10 many people because ,,st W
splendid surroundings, the Glhck nns
facilities. and the easy-payment l,'a,l, w rns
may hc secured for $40 down and the pa%, rus,
10 suit the purchaser. The hcaly ia,.sd
has sold many of those lots, ano l'lc'e ~,
values In tha' section are Inducing "'"'
| investors TO BY. ,ad
The house, are sold on what is ter,n
| ,b., ,,o- -poymcn. nlnn The buyer KNOW