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Record and Guide





March 12, 1898.





Gossip of the Week.





SOUTH  OF 50TH  STREET.

4th street, No. 25 East, 3-story building, 21.6x127; seller, estate
ot Dr. E, Gutman; brokers, L. Tanenbaum & Bro.

10th street. No. 214 East, old building, 25x92; seller, Emma Ar¬
nold; buyer, Joseph L.^Buttenweiserj broker, William Rosenz¬
weig.    The buyer wil! improve,as stated elsewhere.

2d avenue, east side, 100 feet north of 27th street, 4-story brick
building; seller, Valentine Haas; buyer, a Mr. Faehler; broker,
Charles R. Schliess.

Willett street, Nos. 55-59, old buildings, 75x100; seller, IMorris
Goldstein; buyers, Perlman & Roginsky.

l-itb street, Nos. 214 and 210 West, 6-story stable, 50x92;
sellers, Adler & Herrman; buyer, H. E. Kirk; broker, H. B,Zittel;
price, .i;Sti,000. The building is leased to the Siegel-Cooper Co.
until 1906, at $6,000 a year, taxes and assessments.

Monroe street, No. 105, 6-story tenement, 25x100; sellers, Fay
& Stacom.

58th street. No. 1^8 West, 4-story dwefiing, 20x55x100; seller.
J. Le BoutilUer; buyer, a Mr. Hendricks; price, about $39,000.

Pearl street. No. 442, 5-story store and loft building, 25x105;
seller, A. Kaufman; broker, Nicholas F. Walsh,

2Uth street, Nos. 30 and 32 East, old buildings, 4Ux9S.9; buyer,
Daniel R. Kendall; brokers, S. F. Jayne & Co. and S. B. Goodale
& Son. The buyer is the owner of Nos. 29-33 East 19th street,
adjoining this property on the rear.

Avenue B, Nos. 235 and 237, two 5-story tenements with stores:
seher, Martin L. Rickerson; broker, John Peters,

Market street. No. 48, old buildings, 25x87.6; seller, Louis
Frank; buyer, Jacob Korn, who has resold to Siegal & Grossman
for improvement.

Madison street, No. 284, old building, 23.3x100; buyers, Jackson
& Stern, who have resold to Isaac Horowitz for improvement.

6th street, Nos. 739 and 741 East, oid building, 45x91: buyers,
Jackson & Stern; brokers, H. Rinaldo & Bro.

37th street, No. 527 West, 4-story brick factory, 25x100; seller.
Mrs. S. M, Wallach; buyer, George Dealing; broker. Charles
Martin.

32d street. No. 26 West, 4-story dwelling, 25x100; sellers, Rus¬
sell & Pyne; brokers, Pease & Elliman; price, about ^"75,000.

31st street. No. 230 East, S-stoiy and hasement brown stone
dwefiing, 18.9x100; sellers, L. and J, Brandt; buyer, Robert
Loercher; broker, Henry G. Cassidy.

Lexington avenue. No. 264, 3-story brick dwelling, 25x100; sell¬
er, Comstock estate; buyer, Daniel B. Preldman; brokers, E. H.
Ludlow & Co,

24th street. No. 427 West, 5-story tenement, 25x100; seller,
George Weslau; buyer, a Mrs. Seaman; brokers, H. V. Mead & Co.

28th street, No. 330 West, 4-story dwefiing; seller, Peter Center;
buyer, Dr. J. S. Ferguson; brokers, H. V. Mead & Co.

32d street. No. 443 West, 4-story tenement, 25x100; seller, Fred¬
erick Stonecke; buyer, Julius Rohe; broker, H. V. Mead & Co.

2d street, Nos. 183-187, old buildings, 84x106; sellers. Mandel¬
baum & Lewine; buyer, L. Cohen, who will improve, as stated
elsewhere.

Heni-y street. No. 183. old building, 24x87.6; sellers, Mandel¬
baum & Lewlne; buyers, Friedman & Feinberg,

Pike street, No. 11, old buildings, 24x85; sellers, Mandelbaum &
Lewine;   buyers, Friedman & Feinberg.

57th street. No. 104 East. 4-story dwelling. 20x60x100; seller,
F,  Rothschild;  broker, E.  De Forrest Simmons,

Warren street. No. 57, old buildings. 25,2xS7.9; buyer, E. G. Goll¬
ner; price, about $50,000. The buyer will improve, as stated else¬
where.

Hudson street. No. 541, 4-story tenement with store, 19,6x73,7x
20x68: seller, William Boggs; buyers, Potter & Ero.
NORTH OF 59TH  STREET.

113th Street, No. 51 West, 3-story brownstone dwelling, 18x100;
seller, Mrs. Mary G. Mulqueen; buyer, a Mrs. Goldman; brokers,
B. M, Strauss & Co.

148th street, No. 639 West, 3-story brick and stowe dwefiing:
sefier, J. T. Fitzpatrick; buyer, F. S. Bruckman; broker.s. Dueret
■& EddiBon; price, ?15,50O.                                                        ■ '

117th street, north side, 110 feet east of 5th avenue, lUOxlOO:
llSth street, south side, 160 feet east cf Sth avenue. 200x100, va¬
cant; seller, Henry I. Beers; buyer, Robert Breckenridge: bro¬
kers. Hall J. How & Co.

110th street, south side, 70 feet east of Madison avenue, 75x1011,
vacant; seller, estate George Rudd; buyers, Ottinger & Brother,
who have resold to William Dempsey; brokers, Hall J. How & Co.
The buyer will Improve, as stated elsewhere,

149th street, south side, 275 feet west of Boulevard, 50x100.
vacant; seller, Charles Recklin; brokers. Hall J. How & Co.

76th street. No. 17 East, 4-story dwelling, 22.6x100: sellers, W.
W. & T. M. Hall: buyer. Frank S. Gerrish; brokers, Henry D.
Winans & May.

Sth avenue, southwest corner ■ of 119th street, 5-story double
flat; seller, George Peper; buyer, Louisa M. Stover; broker.
Jaines Waish; price, $41,000.

Riverside Drive, northeast corner of 106th street, 100x125, va¬
cant; seller, Joseph Stickney; buyers, Stewart & Smith; broker.
Frederick Zittel.    The buyers will improve, as stated elsewhere.

St. Nicholas avenue, southwest corner of 154th street, 151.IOx
99.11x163.10x16.4x86.9. vacant; seller, Jacob D. Butler; buyer,
William H. Lake; price, about $85,000,    The aeller took this prop¬





erty in trade in December, 1897. at a price reported to be $72,000,

124th street, north side, 100 feet west cf Amsterdam avenue,
100x100.11, vacant; seller, James M. Horton; buyer, Gustavus L.
Lawrence; brokers, Duff & Rusher. The seller bought this prop¬
erty in December, 1890, for $12,000.

9.3d street. No. 255 West, 5-story American basement dwelling.
18x60x100; seller, Helen J. Erickson; brokers, Frank L, Fisher
Co.; price, $33,000.

99th street. No. 10 West, 5-story flat. 25x85x100.11; seller, Mrs.
Mary Mc"W"alters. taking in exchange, at $28,000, plot 50x105, at
the southwest corner of 2d avenue and 100th street; buyer, H.
Sturk; brokers, M. Bargebuhr & Son; price, .$32,000.

2d avenue, southwest corner of lOOtb street. 50x105, vacant;
sefier, H. Sturk; buyer, Mrs. Mary McWalters; brokers, M,
Bargebuhr & Son;  price, $28,000.

03d street, north side, 125 feet west of West End avenue, 50x
100.8, vacant; seller. Siegfried Willershausen; buyer, Henry Op¬
penheimer, who has resold to J. & A. Pinchbeck for improvement.

91st street. No. 303 West, 5-story American basement dwelling,
25x100;  sellers, Stewart & Smith;  buyer, George C. Miller.

124th street, south side, 225 feet west of Columbus avenue, 150x
100, vacant; sellers, Mary G. Pinkney and Charles Salter; buyers.
Potter & Bro,; broker. Samuel Goldsticker.

Central Park West, northwest corner of 108th street, lOO.llx
200, vacant; seller. Jay estate; buyers, Oppenheimer & Veith;
brokers, L. J. Phillips & Co.; price, about .'flOCOOO.

Convent avenue. No. 160, 3-story stone dwelling, 17x52x75;
seller, Thomas Cahill.

Amsterdam avenue, east side, 141hh to 141st street, 200x130.
vacant; seller, Joseph Guinet, of Lyons, France; buyers, Oppen¬
heimer & Hamershlag: brokers. Slawson & Hobbs,

82d street. No. 424 East, 25x100, vacant; sellers, Weil & Mayer:
buyer. Max Hart, who will improve, as stated elsewhere.

lOCth street. No. 154 West. 5-story flat. 30x86.6x100.11; sefier.
John Paterno. who takes in exchange No, 204 West 106th street;
buyer, Jaraes Denholm; brokers, Cbarles S. Kohler & Brother.
' 106th street. No. 204 West, 3-story brick and stone dwelling, 25
xlOOl seller, James Denholm; buyer, John Paterno; brokers.
Charles S. Kohler & Brother.    See No. 154 West 106th street,

77th street, Nos. 142-148 West, three 5-story American base¬
ment dwellings; sellers, Oppenheimer & Hamershlag; brokers,
Slawson &. Hobbs.

109th street, Nos. 114 and 116 West, two 5-stoiT flats, 50x100;
Siller, John Welcker; broker, P. E. Malnhart.

Amsterdam avenue, from 201st to 204th street, plot of about
three acres; seller, Charles A, Chesebrough; buyers, Ernst-Marx-
Nathan Co.

Q7th street. No. 131 West, 4-story dwelling, 16x100.11: buyer,
Mrs. R. Levy; broker, Cyrille Carreau.

fiOth street. No. 49 East. 4-story dwelling, 15x100.5; sellers,
Elizabeth C. and George S. McKibben; buyer, Benjamin Perkins;
brokers. H. R. Drew & Co.; price. $28,000.

73d street. No, 64 East, 4-story American basement dwelling,
17x60x extension xlOO; seller, J, C. Lyons; broker, B. De Forrest
Simmons. This is the last of four houses recently completed by
the seller.   Nos. 60. 62 sold for $87,500; No. 66 for $40,000.

Lexington avenue, northeast corner of 77th street. 3-story and
basement dwefiing, 18.10x70; seller, Samuel Cohen; buyer, G.
Fountain;  brokers, T.  Scott & Son;  price, $21,000.

Sth avenue. No. 2494, 5-story flat, 25x80x100; seller, Charles
Leasenfeld;  buyer, George Coburn; brokers, Hafi J. How & Co.

71st street. No. 347 West, 4-story dwelling, 18.9x102,2; seller,
Charles Lowen; buyer, a Mr. Smyth; broker. D, D. Brandt,

Columbus avenue, No. 766, 5-story flat, 25.3x90x100; seller, John
Kollman;  brokers. Miller & Leech; price. $37,000,

NORTH  SIDE.

182d street, north side, 100 feet west of Prospect avenue, lot 25x
200; seiler, Mrs. Bleanor M. Bell; buyer. Charles Stonebridge;
broker. William Stonebridge; price. $1,600. See Nos. 2303 and
23u5 Monroe avenue.

Monroe avenue, Nos. 2303 and 2305, two 2-Btory and basement
frame dwellings; seller, Charles Stonebridge, taking in part pay¬
ment lot 25x200 on 182d street, west of Prospect avenue; buyer,
Mrs. Eleanor M. Bell; broker. William Stonebridge; price, $5,600.

Jackson avenue, east side, 175 feet south of 183d street, 2-story
frame dwelling: seller, John Lalor; broker, William Stonebridge;
prici;!, $3,300,

107th street, north side, 132 feet west of Hall place, 25x165,
vacant; and Kelly street, east side, 400 feet north of 165th street,
60x100, vacant: seller, Gustave P. Muller; buyer, Joseph Butter-
worth; brokers, W. F. &. C. H, Smith. See ProSpefit-'terrace and
13 th street.

Prospect terrace, southwest corner of 13th street, 2-story frame
dwelling, 25x100; seller. Joseph Butterworth, taking in exchange
three lots on Kelly street and one lot on 167th street; buyer, Gus¬
tave P. Muller;  brokers, W. F. & C, H. Smith; price, $5,000.

Vanderbilt avenue. No. 1242, frame house, on lot 25x150; seller.
Mrs, Elizabeth Price: buyer, Stephen Moser; brokers, R. I,
Brown's Sons.

Union avenue. No. 1169, S-story frame house, on lot 19.3x132;
seller, John A. and Caroline T. MeNicol; buyer, Joseph Crozier;
brokers, R. I. Brown's Sons.

Webster avenue, east side, 280 feet north of 168th street, 4Bx
13x16, vacant; seller, estate of W. H. Morris; buyer, Marie Ha.nd-
enlang;  brokers, R. I. Brown's Sona,