New-York tribune., 1905-11-12

realty leaders trying to attract to the marAe
large numbers people who are strangers IN real
estate fields This is, indeed opportunity Tor inc
small investor If he does not accept the chances
given to him in the present season. 1t may be a
long time before conditions especially favorable 70
him will again exist
The Crane estate lots to be sold on Tuesday are
not far from City Hall. but within an easy ride OF
it. They in well built up section Oh Inc
Bronx They can be easily and quickly reached by
elevated and surface roads, and IN the near future
the Port Chester Road will extend through the
property.
Several important block front deals were made IN
the week Bernard Smyth & Sons sold for the
Fsurke estate to Janpole G. Werner the block front
on the west side of Broadway, between lSad ana
,e.+b .ts It has a frontage in Broadway of 1870
|et and of 100 feet in 134t-st. 1t comprises nine
lots.
Fred V V. Shaw and Alexander Hensche' SOLD
for tha estate of Anna w. Ferris to client OF
Ira,k p Houshton the block front the east
side Of Broadway, from Manhattan to I-awrence-st
slawson g. Hobbs sold for client the nVe stoIs
double fathouse, &x90x1O0 feet, No 1SS west Neh-
st to a client for investment. also sold Tor the
same client the two five story single apartli
b,,,ses covering plot 40xs0x1O0 feet Nos 66 and %
West SSth-st. to client, for investment ior Ma
rie Schramm to a client for investment the hVe
story double athouse, 25x9Dx1o0 feet, No i4o west
esth-st and for S. Mcguire to client for invest
rnent five story double apartment houSe' o'AdA
100 feet No. 102 West 90th-st-
The Dickinson estate sold its tract of about
twenty-nine acres lying both sides OF Jerome
ave. between Mosholu Parkway and Gun Hill
Road Parish. Fisher. Mooney & Co were the
brokers.
The Charles f Noyes Company sold for Gustav
A SchIens of Baltimore, trustee for the estate of
William Wilkens, to Ralph Norton, No III Pearl
St a. five story and basement building, covering
lot 2ASd2s 1x2x13S.3 feet. The lot has about 1900
square feet. The property has been held by the
sellers since 1862.
Charles H. Easton & Co. sold for John E. Par
sons plot 59.2x1022 feet, in 77th-st-, $50
feet of Central Park West
The firm also sold for J. ]. Webb No. 3S7
West 41st-st., four story front and three story
rear tenement house 32x9S9 feet.
Hall ]. How & Co. sold for William C. Trull to
J. Allen Townsend four blocks. with frontages in
Gun Hill Road Steuben and Rochambeau aves.
21Oth,st and Woodawn Road. The blocks op-
posite the old Bruner estate tract sold at auction
Yesterday by Parish. Fisher. Mooney & Co
The Mccormick estate of Chicago reported
to have sold a plot of about 125 lots extending
from Fort Wasaington-ave- to Riverside Drive
from 172d-st to 173dst for over 10000 The tract
has frontages OF 400 feet in Fort Washington-ave
and of S75 feet in Riverside Drive.
William Oppenheim bought from Althea Rudd
Ward the plot the southwest corner OF Amster
dau-ave and 1i4th-st. 5o.11 feet in the and
100 feet in the street He also purchased from Fred
er,rk De Peyster Foster adjoining plot. loOxlOo
feet The combined parcels have frontage OF
I IN AnsterdaUl-uNe by le fett Geep Ine
nronerty is opposite the grounds OF Columbia Col
lege - - ,--.u... ,....s 80 ,-,,--,.
Iaue to the United Merchants Realty and I'm
movement Company the bui ding No, dsl Broadway,
southwest corner OF 3d-st.. for twenty-one years
from May L The lease is made net rental
basis to Mr.. Laue the tenant paying axes. tnsur-
sncs and making ali repairs. In addition to tness
A.ed charges the aggregate rental amounts 70
about $3.50 600. Mr.. Laue purchss ed the properly
from the Aldrich estate at he recent auction, ana
now holds II under contract IL In said that the
less VIII extensive alterations 70 the build
ings. The lease is one of he largest reported in
the section for some years.
M & L Hess sold for Henry +. Samstax 20
Aaron Coleman No. 1874 10 LIB est E,h-st. ee-
tween 9Th and 7th ayss.. four five story brown