New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-21
REALTY FINDS
READY BUYERS
Dwelling and Flathouses
in Various Sections
Disposed Of.
BUSINESS PARCELS
FIGURE IN TRADING
Sales Show Activity in Different
Districts of Manhattan
and Bronx.

Many kinds of properties figured in
the sales announced in the real estate
market yesterday. Many Of the trans
actions were of dwelling and fathouse
properties in Manhattan and The
Bronx. Business parcels in Eleventh
av., West st. and sd st. fell into the
hands Of new owners. Apartments also
figured in the trading.
Five deals involving eight different
properties were reported by Frederick
Brown, the operator who has figured
in many transactions this year. The
sales announced follow:
FORT WASHINGTON Av.-Frederick
Brown sold to - Olsen the three story
dwelling plot, l04x95x irregular, at the
northwest corner of Hist st. and Fort
Washington av., which will be improved
with six story apartment. The pur-
chaser gave in part payment frame
dwellings on plot 50x79x irregular, at
1859 and III Fox ST., through TO 1888
and 1910 Intervale av. James A. Do~d
was the broker.
SIXTH AV.-Frederick Brown sold TO
Louis Finlayson 90 Sixth av., a three
story building, lot 22.sxS0, adjoining
the southeast corner Of 9Th st. The
purchaser gave in exchange the plot,
200xl00, with house and garage, on the
north side of 9th St, between Garden
and Agmont avs, Mount Vernon. Frank
l.. Fisher was the broker.
CLAREMONT AV.-Frederick Brown
purchased from the Halcyon Realty
Company 1872 and 1870 Claremont av, be-
tween 125th and 127th SITS, two five
story apartment houses, each on plot
40xl00. julius Scott, broker.
VALENTINE AV.-J. A. Wood sold for
Howard Haviland to Frederick Brown
ten and one-half lots on the east side
of Valentine av, between 196th and
197th SITS. Negotiations are pending
for a resale TO builder.
CLINTON AV.-Frederic Brown sold
TO a cash investor 1929 Clinton av,
Bronx, five story fiat, with three fam
lilies on q floor, on plot 5OXl37.
sgd ST.-Bernard ". Baruch is re-
ported to have sold to Luke a. Burke
lis and 1T West SD ST., two and
three story garage, on plot 5OxlOO.5
feet, located between Sixth and Sew
enth avs. Mr.. Baruch acquired title to
the property in September last from
Eugene L. Slender. Mr.. Baruch for
merly owned the property and sold IL
in April, 1911, to Henry NJ. Thompson,
taking back a mortgage for $4,000.
Thompson a few days later conveyed
the property TO Slender.
WEST END AV.-Wesr End Hall,
seven story apartment house at the
northeast corner of West End ay. and
1Olst ST., figured in cash transaction
by the Canavan Investing Company TO
Samuel Borchardt. The property covers
plot l00.11x100 feet and was sold
through lie Roy Coventry and Miss
Mary Monahan. The attorneys were
Babbage G. Sanders.
WEST ST.-William II. Whiting &
Co., in conjunction with the Douglas
Robinson, Charles S. Brown Company,
have sold for the Bowery Savings BANK
the two three story buildings at lao
and 141 West St, 1910 feet north OF
Vesey st. The property is assessed at
$4,000.
GOTH ST.-Ennis e. Sinnott have
bought lis, III and 1919 East goth ST.,
near Park av., two four story and one
five story double fathouses, on plot
75x100 feet, from Katherine +. Lantry.
The broker was Christopher a. Berger.
II is the first sale in twenty-five years.
lO5TH ST.-Julius Scott has sold the
two three story dwelling houses at ia
and 116 East 105th ST., on plot 37.6X
lOO11 feet, for the Furey estate.
9th ST.-Julius Scott sold for the
Gunner estate 361 East 69th st., three
story dwelling house, on lot i6.8Xf14
feet.
MANHATTAN ST.-The Empire City
Mortgage and Holding Company Bar
kin & Weiss bought Manhattan st.,
five story tenement house, on lot COX
90 feet, near East Houston st. julius
Scott was the broker.
ELEVENTH AV.-Mrs. ". McAleer
has sold through Joseph p. Day the
business building 691 Eleventh av, on
a lot 2Ox10O feet, to Benjamin j. En-