The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-24
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
Real Estate Notes,


Mr.. James Buchan OF Rochester, N. r, mas sold
eight acres Of land In that city to Mr. v. Pryor fot
$4,000.
Fifteen hundred buildings are in course OF ERGO.
ton In Chicago at cost Of $40 oOO.ooo. and II u
proposed to build magnificent Stock Exchange te
cost $500. 900.
A mage land slide on the Missouri Valley Ralroad.
just below Rlato ferry. Platte county. No.. threat
ems to 40 serious damage TO the railroad. Is acres
OF earth and stone have begun to Slide Including the
ledge upon which the road is butt. vsA
The appraiselnent Of real estate in Indiana %
$44a 0sSs-an increase OF sixteen and threequar-
ters per cent over that OF nve years ago. '
The nne property In the Ninth ward, Milwaukee,
known Quentins Park, has been sold to the order
Of Jesuits for the sum Of $4,000. They Will build
monastery on the LOT. The Capuchins have already
commenced the building Of their new monastery IN
the Ninth ward. The Catholics are obtaining pos
session OF and improving some Of the best properly
Newark paper OF wednesday says:-Tne Newark
and New York Railroad Company do not expect TO
trains over their road, with the exception or the
owing to Seay IN the SHAPING q e table. In:
Paterson and Newark Railroad Company contem.
plate roaming trains on the LIST Of august The rails
along the whole line OF the road are now lam with
the exception OF those on the piles In the Passa0
river, near the gully The Montcatr horse oar rail.
rQadi % slow a. the other roads In opening The
Montclair line has been complsted, and when the
road has bean properly baliasted the cars WIN com.
% Tar ccmpeted a. to sow tDe cars to run tnrcuSS
yesterday afternoon TO the Market street depot
This, however, was impossible. and now their cd.
Thous ands Of people svsiled themselves yesterday
Of the opportunity for free ride to Newark offered ~
recently established Communlpaw ferry 70 the ci.y
of Newark. Free excursion trains wcrc run yester.
Sas s regular viii ~ ts
and half miles, being from ten 10 twenty per
cent than by the old routes. The road has been
New Jersey in 1853 OF which Mr. McGregor is Prest.
dent. The rate Of fare WI be fifteen Genes instead
Of the twenty i've charged by the other roads, and
the result OF this hDeraity viii undoub .sdy be an
enormous income for the company. 1.i GAis
Tie following Transfers .. real estate we're made
Jonathan Feigey II se m IN 3tnsI township SaoS,
Enon $500: Maria Buckland to John NolaD lots Nos.
II Tibbeits 70 Isaiah Richards lots 1854 and ias3
Tho following are among The latest real estate
sales In Lynn, Mass An estate IN Glenmere.
S%sa any ny sh 10 % , aa a. q oa
Of land on River street, belonging to A. Hill. ESQ,
for $275. Two lots OF land, owned by John Nudge,
each lot, $500. cottage house, with 5000 feet OF
land, on Mnage rect for tne same party 10 MT MT
feet OF land on Nudge street. for the party, to
Mr.. Doane; price $50. A store on Railroad ave.
lease OF land under IT. having nine years to run as
q yearly rent OF $500; price paid for the store.
s. AIS.
The Norfolk vi'giaam says:--R. W. Russell. .
Northern gentleman. has recently purchased the
Choat farm, supposed to contain 100 acres, on tho
southern Branch. The sum paid for the land " as
tl0,250 or about eixty-cixhs dollars per acre. In
connection with this sale learn that this tract ~
TO be used By the American Fibre Company, which
Is already at work getting ready for the erection OF
O steam battery for blowing the cane into fDre.
The brick six story hote' In Boston, known "a
the Pelham House, Is to be moved 10 permit the
widening of Boyston street. Eighteen traverses
have been constructed under the .0uidilg,s each
forming tramway. All are equal to the best
foundation walls. Each OF them ~ thus built
A trench Is lug from the foundatiOrs westward
fourteen feet IN length. The trench IL Ged IN Its
whole length with immense blocks Of granite On
these O brick wall Is built Of thu strongest cement,
two eet vide one two feet high, and fourteen feet
long, Along the top Of this wall run several rails an
inch or two apart. These rails are made Of nat.
thick iron. From under every ono OF the six walls
that run from Boylst0n street to the back OF the
building these traverseS or stone brick and iron q
fourteen feet westward Ia he drectiou that 'hS
building Is to 90. The building VIII roll on SINAI
Iron rollers or round bars over the NAT IRON r""'
along the traverses. <.,,..-
The session Traveller OF Thursday gives the follow
ing particulars or real estate movements " 'n"' Guy
and vicinity -, ,r...,.~ 49,.
When Messrs. Joseph Smith, Joel wheeler ana ).
II. Freeman. tho Church street comnss'oneis' SonA