New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-01
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.


FOURTH AVENUEThe heirs Of Cort-
ings No 343 to 351 Fourth avenue, northeast
| corner Of 25th street. on plot ss.sxso feet
The property abuts the 6sth Regiment Ar
nory. It was held at $4,000.
BEDFORD sTREET-WilIiam E. Davies
sold for DR.. H. Everett Russell the north
east corner Of Bedford and Morton streets
a six story and basement store and fiat
building, on a plot $3.50 feet.
MACDOUGAL STREET.-THE Fogliasso
Clement Building Company purchased for
cash from lhe estate Of n. Low Nos. 7e, 81,
So and S. Macdougal street, four three story
brick tenement houses, on plot S.6x1o0
feet. The Fogliasso Clement Building Com
pany will erect on this plot two seven story
/ fireproof modern tenement houses.
18TH STREET.-THE Peoples Institute
sold the four story building No. 3ls East
18th street, on a lot 22.6xloo.3 feet
9th STREET-Louis Stern sold his old
factory property, No. ISL to 16l West 18th
street, a seven story structure. on a plot
fronting 60 feet, about 146 feet east Of Sew
enth avenue.
9TH STREET-John Byrne sold No. SO
West 9Th street. a two story frame dwell
ing house. on a lot 25x1G0 feet. to Gustave
Schoch, who owns an adjoining parcel
9Th STKEF.T-Mrs. j. P. Barnes sold
No. 116 East 64th street, three story and
basement dwelling house, on a lot 126x1005
feet, TO a Mr.. Bacon, for occupancy.
list sTREET-Guy Richards sold No. ia
East list street, q four story dwelling
house. on a plot 14.Sx1022 feet. The similar
adjoining house, No. rs. 15.2xl022 feet, was
sold by John j. Mahoney. The two dwell
ing houses occupy a plot 2.10x1o22 feet,
about 100 feet west of Third avenue. 1t is
said that the buyer will erect on the COM
bined parcel a five story dwelling house.
18TH STREET-Anson Phelps Stokes
bought from Alexander Mcdowell. through
Arnold. Byrne d Baumann. the Willard, a
ten and one-half story family hotel, Nos.
252 and pa West 10Th street on a plo,
55x105 feet. The hotel was erected by Mr.
Mcdowell about seven years ago, and is of
freproof construction. 1t is leased to the
Hotel Cecil Company for twenty-one years
at net rental Of 81. 600 q year. Mr.. Stokes
! takes il as an investment. In part payment
/ MI Stokes gave property at New Brighton,
Staten Island, consisting Of seventeen
/ houses. with about five acres. The houses
were erected under his personal supervision
and the streets were laid out after the
| style OF an old English village. The hotei
| figured in the trade at about $4,000.
14sTH STREET-Leonard WE'LL bought
No. 204 West 14Sth street, five story new
law house. on plot 37.6x100 feet. from the
City Holding Company and James Deering.
THE BRONX.
! BROOK AVENUE-A. Friedberg sold
| for Mrs. Elizabeth koerner the four story
double fathouse, No. 1872 Brook avenue.
on lot 25x100 feet.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD-TiIIieF Frank
bought from the Leo Hutter estate the plot.
! 2ooxIO0 feet, on the west side of Southern
Boulevard, 124 feet south of 173d street.
The property, which is near the 1i4th street
subway station, was bought by the late
Mr.. Hutter at the auction sale of the Bath
gate-Beck estate in 1905. The plot was Of
fered at auction by his executors last week
and was bid in.
STEUBEN AVENUE-E Loeu enthaI &
Son sold TO Leo Levinson the plot, 75x100
feet, on the west side of Steuben avenue,
100 feet south OF 210th street.
HEWITT Place.. Loewentllal & Son
sold for a client No. SO Hewitt Place, a
five story fiathouse, on plot 40x100 feet
ELM STREET-A. Friedberz scld the
two family brick house on the west side of
Elm street, $50 feet north of Locust avenue,
on lot 25X100 feet
18TH STREET.. S. Faye sold through
Albert A ROsenthal, q plot 50x1G0 feet, on
the north side of 16eth street, IS feet east
of Walton avenue.