New-York tribune., 1912-01-28

$3.50.
No. 1869, three story dwelling house.
l5.lOX5j feet, TO Herman Hoyns, $500
No. I'LL, northeast corner of 10th street,
five story 1athouse, 17.7x65 feet (voluntary
sale), to Harry b. Smith, 1000
No. l742, a four story hathouse, with
store 2Ox62 feet voluntary sale) to l.
Strauss; $1,000.
No 1892, a four story nathouse, 2Ox73l0
feet partition sale, to Frederick Neu-
grass; $11G5O
The 1911 sales were:
Mes. $50 to COZ, northwest corner Of 52d
street, five story brick fathouse with
store, a two story and basement frame
dwelling house and three story and base
ment stone dwelling house. G0.7X9Oxl99x
irregular executors sale) to the National
Board of the Young Women's Christian
Association; $1,000
Nos. 1887 to 1443, southeast corner of 9th
street, four four story nathouses, S0xS5
feet voluntary sale, to G. w. We'll; $SOJOO.
Nos. 1921 and 1923, northeast corner OF
1O2d street, five story flathouse. j5x4I6
feet executors sale). TO j. j. O'Keeffe;
$4,000
Southwest corner of 117th street three
story dwelling house. 10D11NSi9 feet tvolun-
tary sale). to Timothy Daily; A6,5O0
Southwest corner of nSth street, one
three story and one two story dwelling
house. 1Z7x55x2OxlOOl1 feet voluntary sale),
Knocked down" to Max Reese; $3.50
\ four story stable Nos 215 and 2l7 Lex
ngtOn avenue southwest corner OF $50
street 50.9X95 feet was sold in partition pro-
cedings in March, 1870 to Joseph NJ. Smith
prar1nicpG No 9SS IaNinU-
ton avenue, a four story dwelling house
2i6XS4 feet, 49.5 feet south of 9th street,
was sold in May, 1907, to Rose Bannon for
$4,000. No. $40, a three story dwelling
house, ASxlOO feet. 24.9 feet south OF SSth
street, at a voluntary sale in May, 1910, To
J. S. lsdacs, for &l.0.O. and No. 3l9 three
story dwelling house. 2OXSO feet 42;S feet
north OF 3Sth street, at an executors sale
in March, 1906 to Herbert w. Wootton for
$4,000.
Recent Trading.
Charles Hibson & Co sold last week for
Katherine +. DAILY and other persons No.
1874 to 1sS Lexington avenue, three three
story dwelling houses on a plot 65xlOox ir
regular. The transaction also included the
connecting parcel No l2S East S2d street,
2Ox9S9 feet the sale Of which by William
Boyd was reported about month ago.
on the combined plot the new owner will
erect Il lWtiNt SlOIN DullulIlS lot lllt SOlt
occupancy of a large silk concern now in
the downtown district. 1t will be the first
modern mercantile structure in this part of
Lexington avenue.
Hibson & Co sold last month the south
west corner of 32d street and Lexington
avenue, in the same block for the estate
A three story dwelling house, No. 1852
Lexington avenue, on lot l7Xi3 feet, ad-
joining the northwest corner of 10Th street,
was sold at auction on December Tor Sl''-
600 TO Catherine w. Sanford, S OsgOod
Pell & Co. resold the property about four
weeks ago for Catherine w. Sanford to an
investor.
Another recent transaction was the sale
of the five story building, No. 6i5 Lexington
avenue, on lot 25xl0O feet by Bauman &
Ringler, for Jacobs q Ritter TO i. Com
bier. 1t was held at about $4,000. The
building is a dwelling house altered for
business purposes. Mr.. Combier gave in
exchange No. 2609 Eighth avenue, a four
story dwelling house on a lot 2lx75 feet.
The southwest corner of Madison avenue
and 10th street was bought last week by
the Advocate Realty Company through the
Douglas Robinson, Charles s. Brown Com
pany.
The property secured measures 69.S feet
on 49th street ana $50 feet on Madison
avenue. 1t was said TO have cost the
buyer close to s35O,0OO. The corner is
covered with three four story dwellings
"a, &c and 2S.
The house at "a was bought from Mrs. NJ.
c.. Vatable II is 22.SX6i No 26 was sold
by Admiral James L. TOfree. l.. S. n, re-
tired, and the corner house was acquired
from Mrs. George s. Hastings. The house
measures 27Xj9.5, and Admiral Tofree's
20x64.
Business has secured a foothold in the
district.
The dwelling houses on the east side Of
the avenue, between iSth and 10Th streets.
have all been altered for business. on the
northeast corner is the Hotel New Weston,
erected about ten years ago. From that
up to 56th street, however, Madison avenue
has not many shops, but south of 49th
street to Murray Hill few blocks have
escaped invasion.