New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
THE BISMARK SOLD.
4 WON4N THE BUYER.
about s85O,OOO PAID for the
PROPERTY.

A marked Improvement in realty trading was
noticeable yesterday. Among the transactions
Of the dag was a big Bronx deal, $S3Oopo
investment purchase and an auction sales budget
exceeding 100000
The McVickar Gaillard Realty Company was
the broker in the $S50o00 investment purchase.
They sold for the Central Realty Company
Todd Brothers. TO a woman. as az investment,
the Bsm&rk. an eleven story fireproof apart
ment house in course OF construction at the
northeast corner of Broadway ard 1O1st St.
fronting 126.1o feet in Broadway and 100 feet
in 1O1st st
The Bismark VIII he one of the highest class
apartment houses on the West Side number
Of the most expensive apartments have already
been rented from the plans The store floor is
rented for a long term of years to Park & Til
ford. The purchase price was $50 900.
The hig Bronx deal was the sale by the Jack
son estate Of a tract of thirty-siX and one-halt
acres fronting in Fort Schuyler Road at Throg's
Neck. II lies between the Bruce Brown and
Havemeyer tracts. It was sold by Risse. Veit
& F'leisch to the Jackson Estate Development
COMPANY which owns the Bruce Brown, Custer
and Havemcyer parcels
Many parcels were sold at auction yesterday
at the Real Estate Exchange Salesrooms. Nos.
II and Is Nesey street. Joseph p Day got over
two hundred and seventy thousand dollars for
his properties. He sold NJ. 81 East 60th street.
a four story stone front dwelling house. on a lot
2oN1OO.5 feet. to Horace F. Hutchinson. "a party
southeast corner of Ills. street. four story
hathouse, with store. lot ISx10010 feet. to
"a person in interest" for $4,000. a two story
frame dwelling house in North Chestnut Drive.
4oX9I feet. to Henry Jackson, for $500. No. -
Alien street five story front and a four story
rear tenement house. to "a party in interest. -
for $4300G; No. 14i Lexington avenue q -four
story stone front dwelling house to Charles G..
Atwood, for $210A0. Nos. A. and A. Downing
street. 29.1X90 feet. to John Kluber. for s17500
no. Il East 121th street three story stone front
dwelling house 20X99.11 feet, to Magdalena Ray
mond and Susan Kennedy, for S11 700. a vacant
plo'. 200N100.5 feet. the sout. side of G7th
street. 100 feet west of West End avenue to \.
IS Jaffe and several other persons. thu plaintiffs
in the foreclosure action, for $6OC25 a vacant
plot. 9G6x100X irregula-. at the southwest cor
ner OF La Fontaine avenu" ana l19th street 10
the American Mortgage Company the plaintiff,
in the foreclosure action, for $11S57 and another
La Fontaine avenue plot, 75x10O feet. 10 the
same buyer for SS.117.
Four sales of 144th street parcels ad
journed by Mr Day until June 2S
Al the stand OF II. c. Mapes & Co. George F.
Huber bought three parcels in Shakespeare
ave. near Anderson ave, for $1100. 50 40
ton St by William Kennedy & Son was ad-
journed until July : at the stand of y. Ph~niX
Ingraham * Co: tract ~ four acres. fronting
in Randall avenue. H5ljeCk, Drake and Whittier
SITS. and Hunts Point Road was sold 10 Henry
Korn for &S.0O0 L. J Phillips & co sold No
1O47 Simpson st. three story brick dwelling
house 2Jx1O0 feet. 10 Benjamin Nathan for
$4,000: No. 1045 Simpson St, n similar dwell
ing house. Nicholas Tietien for $3.50
and No 1915 West 1880 ST. n three story brick
dwelling house. to Morris Franklin for SI4oo.