New-York tribune., 1869-05-15
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Friday, May "a, 1869.

NEw-YoRK. Friday, May "A, 1862
Messrs. E. II. Ludlow & Co., concluded to-
day the sale OF Wnk property Tho attendance was
large, and the prices better than those obtained on
Wednesday
We have received the catalogue OF "Great Annual
Sale at Auction of 100000 worth OF Choice Chcago
Real Estate" which sale will begin Thursday, May 2O
In Farwel Hail. Chicago Our real estate men have ample
time in which get TO Chicago aud is quite likely that
many OF them will go, business somewhat dull
here Messrs Clarke Layton Co.. have advertised inc
sale extensively and deserve Their catalogue
contains much interesting matter. They say:
Having noticed in former years, when Chicago was
which was taken by all classes OF people in the Canal
Trustees sale OF Chicago property conceived the idea
lots large list OF the choicest Chicago real estate at
bubble Would appreciate the fact, and turn out in
large numbers at the SALE The property To be offered at
this sale is among the finest residence prop
crty in the city fast growing suburbs being mostly
situated In the immediate vicinity Of great
South side Parks ana BonleVIds ana upon the ne OF
first time offered in building LOTS and purchasers have
the advantage Of thus securing & AR from r1 arsS M M
waited above Lake Michigan as TO be easily and th0rough
the houses Much of it is covered with fine growth OF
young timber nersPersed with aSss ~ Ss,
and ornamented with cvergreenS"
Then follows sketch Of the great Southsde Parks and
BouleVards which have recently had such an immense
effect on Chicago real estate; brief history OF Chicago
which is not ancient town, ana elaborate arces on
the trade railroads, and manufactures OF the city The
remainder OF tho Al pages which the catalogue contains
is occupied with maps and descriptions OF the property
to be sold
During the week ending yesterday noon plansfor73neU
buildings were approved by Superintendent Macgregor
OF these 30 are rtclass dwellings, intended to accom-
modate only single family % Of which will have stone
fronts The following are few Of the more expensive
ones fOurstOry and basement Ohio stone 'front.', 26x
&C. TO be built on the north side Of Forty.
eightlst between Fifth and Sixth-aves by Mr.. James
Webb; a four-story brown-stOue front, 25x52 Forty
eiglthst., east Of FiithaYe, owner Mr u l. simpson,
and fuur-stOry and basement brown-stone 'front.' 2x66
north Of Fcthst, between Flfth aud SlXthaVes lHtIe
are doubtless several others quite as elegant ana worthy
Of notice. but mention the above as tue only IouI
story dwellings OF more thah 20 Ieet 'front.' where ouI
ancestors took 2j and 80 feet we are forced 20 put up Will
90 Passing to the less pretentous buildings, we hh1
stOne.frOnt ron-froDt and Dick stores anu uNel-
ings; also aud tenements, and tenement houses
proper or the latter two are slKst0y Drick houses ZyS
o.. To be owned by Messrs Weller ana Mltph! , anu
located no Nos. &c, Is, and 80 Dlysion-st. Jhere
are three rstcass iron stores hye brick stores ana one
brick warehouse. Two OF thc three IRON STORES ale 70 % W
built on Broadway, at No 477 running through 10
X2OO, owner Mr.. william e Rlleiaulerj tbe osIel st d.
Nos 45l 49, running through to Nos Zo ana ~ Mercer
st. also vestOrcs and basement The latter Deildlng
will be 50S20O, and Is to be Dmt ny me trustees U -
& L. L. LOrilard. The third OF the iron stores VIII De
erected on the lots Nos @62 ana s14 b9wtly, NY nd &
william j. Gesner aud VIII ne hyest0ry anu
basement building, 3xs5. The plans also III.
cude two hotels one OF iron ana Que ON o' anr9
ave, between Thirty-seeond and Ihrtytnird,sts ,, II
in hight. The latter Is me eHehSI1n Ui 'N 5
Hotel now owned by Mr.. l.. D. HlgglhS' fassetsoy
iS Which NiE have been going for several weeks
ON tho east side Of sIercer-st., below Amlty.
"a t"s hc lsoSioo. and eight stories high. There
Is also church. brick medical eoAege ana
IN Tot snnu of Twenty secOndst will be 659xlf3 ana
Will he owned by Mr. Richard H. Burt'ell fhay' tneIo
Guiding new wooden depot on The North river i0r the
Erie Railroad Company eXtendlng irou naI'n @ 20 En,s
brrsts This building Will have two stories ana french
opnear to have an incradcabe tendency TO
boastug. There is nothing like Chicago The cleIgl
men of that city. when awaY from houc proclaim ap
parcuty with great satisfaction tHa lhl,"-o Is the
wckedcst city on earth. fhe ChiengO IFC"te, speaking
@ I r,i c.tae trade could not well be in n more sat
lsarory aud hcalthfu condition than is just at the
present tuc There is neither excitement nor depression
but there is an amount OF Property Drg sou maj Counts
any other large city IN the world ana al prices which
moderate, Dut general ana steady liIrsaSe H.
We suppose that within the bounds Oi tnat pdIal,e
which extends the distance Uf seven miles from tue
cook County Court House there about aOOO mOrtais
drawing the breath OF hfe aud he lst Of January
these individuals have bought aud sold real estate 70 tho
amount of abunt S2 900 900 Here this island OF Man
hntfnn we rc slower Our AstOr and Stewalts not
very for a real estate barEain No nave OhB one
Park yet though less than three times az hiei
ous a. the Cook County have transferred real
estate tho amount NJ nearly S57OOjOO from "lch
would seem that land IL SIN dearer here than on tue
nrrs of Cook County aud the sandy shores 0f Chicago
Last week published, among the recorded TRANSFERS
that az the new ron front building, corner Ot Broadway
mud Elrveuthst 10 the Mcthudists, for their Book
CONCERN" for "a consideration OF 100000 ana now We
hrnr OF this powerful religious DOdy 10 Boston, Messrs
Staui.h & Woodbury. have given formal notice OF inten'
sou to build Brumncidst, on the ste o tlc old bfO'
field Iuusc the cdce designed for the Wesleyan Asso'
catlouiIs headquarters Tor the MehOdsls OF new
Eugliud Tile plans are not yet complred and may not
he for u fortnight, but they involve the erection of an
rdcs worth about sl5O0, making, with the cost OF tue
land total cast OF S3O0OOJ There 10 DO three spa.
ciuus stores the ground nuor
AUCTION SALES OF KINGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE.
BY L. H. LUDLOW & CO.-THE NILLlNk PROPERTY,
RRDOkLIN.
70, and BriTrut each q 6rlO0 together 81
80, sonl -. ................. 1854
.I..tl,g ltJ0
l3O
l,a.,,y ISH
a., - Mn, at .................... $50
-. ,, .sr If q ioaa,e aul Besgrn together asnI
n !, ,r .f C,touatr aud Brfssus tofaer..... 5SO
80. al "a 6bOl
s, o spps on Ca,ntar tnrrtler .............. 5OsO
FLATBUsH.
pl, ~ ,, e.r Of Yeron.,r aui 400
t of . uag north ,iic Yrruou.ave lNrlO0.... $50