New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.

LEXINGTON AvENUE-Hors s. Ely 6 Co.
sold for Emerence X. Agar TO Sumner Gerard
No. 2l3 Lexington avenue, a four story dwelling
house on lot 16x75 feet
WEST BROADwAY-The Douglas Robinson
Charles S. Brown Company sold for the Rich
No. 452 West Broadway. a three story building
on lot lex35 feet The buyers viii extensively
alter the property.
J. Wesley Pullman, Of Wyncote, Penn. TO
James Varum Graham, No 123 East oath street.
tween Fourth and Lexington avenues. This
property owned by the Pullman family for
over seventy FIVE years.
18th STREET-The estate Of George s.
Gamble sold TO John J. Welstead No 2l1 East
18th street, four story tenement house on a
3TTH STREET-WiIIiam II Bryan, of Brook
lyn, was said TO have practically concluded ne
gotiations for the resale Of the northeast corner
Of Seventh avenue and 37th street, a plot 9S SIX
pa feet, in which he took title on April -, from
the estate Of Alfred Marshall, for stated con-
az the Broadway corner is owned by Mary 4.
Fitzgerald, and the rest OF the square block
by John q. Wendell and members OF his family.
proved.
BOTH STREET-Ames & Co. sold for Ellen II.
Griffths the dwelling house No ara West 50t
clinic MEDICAL School and Hospital. This is tho
eleventh house sold by the same brokers to the
Institution. The combined parcels form plot
204. 411o0.5 feet.
10Th STREET.-THE Douglas Robinson
FoTest 10 ieS St 7Sb street sn 0r foar
dwelling house on a lot 19.9x1oo-5 feet, TO a
client for occupancy.
I'D STREET Slawson e. Hobbs sold for VIII
IAN J. Casey No 12s West 72d street. a four
story dwelling house lot 25xiO22 feet. 10 a
physician Adjoining on the west is the former
residence II Daniel ODay. which has been al
tered for business. on the same block 10. ia
which will be the home Of Slawson & Hobbs. Is
been converted into business buildings There
are protected Improvements for Nos. 121 and las,
IN this block.
a1ST STREEr-Morris Vogel sold No. % West
a1st street. four story dwelling house, on LOT
lsxlOsa feet. near Central Park West
112TH STREET Harry. L. Rosen resold No
246 West 18TH street five story aathouse. on
a plot SO. 4xlo0-l1 feet.
THE BRONX.
GRAND BOULEVARD-The American Mort
gage Company sold twenty-eight lots in the West
Bronx. The property is divided into two plots
one on the east side Of the Grand Boulevard and
Concourse. IL feet north Of Hath street, with q
frontage OF 35i feet At the northerly end the
plot is les feet deep. the easterly and southerly
lines measuring 22s. 10 and ~ Q feet, respective
westerly side Of the Concourse. with a frontage
OF 2GT.6 feet, and extending back 200 feet e
Walton avenue, where II fronts 200 feet Tn,
purchaser is a client Of Jacob Leitner
BROCKETT ANENUE-The Brown Realty
Company bought from the Benson estate ffty-en.
lots bounded by Brockett. Ponton. Buhre and
Morris Park avenues The property is within
two blocks OF Westchester avenue where tn,
Observation-Disclosures avenue subway is TO be ex-
tended.
BATHGATE AVENUE-w. Z. &, w. I. Browr
resold for Bertha Heating No. 1851 Bathgats
avenue. a frame house. plot 81. 5xs34 feet
This is the northerly end OF a larger plot re
Gently sold by the same brokers for Ravitct
Brothers
JEROME ANESUE-Dr. John II. Storer bought
from the Whitehall Realty Company the plet. 80,
100 feet, on the east side Of Jerome avenue
about 231 feet south Of Burnside avenue DR.
Sterer owns three lots adjoining on the north.
1s1ST STREET. J. Phillips & Co sold for
the executors Of the Margaret l.. Crow estate No
$50 West 16ist street. four story dwelling
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