New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Monday, Aprn IS, 1870.

NEw-YoRK, Monday Aprl Is, 1870.
Nothing TO sell and a rainy day combined to
make the Exchange bleak house to-day Very few Wis
tied M and those few only talk over the prospects for
q revival OF trade.
Tomorrow Guesdayl, the Messrs. A. Blceeker Son
Co will sell the mansion and 80 acres of land mapped
into lots including the several cottages and buildings
thereon situated at Troggs Neck westehestsr County
will offer without reserve to the highest bidder under
the direction of otto Henze, esq., Receiver OF the Con
vcx Weaving Company, and by order OF the supreme
Court lots Of ground each 251lco eet situated On .s
north side Of Observation-Disclosures y-ninth-st, North
NewIork embracing the entire block between clifton
and ST. Anne-aves., with the buildings thereon: TIE
Messrs Bellamy sratton. at the same place. WIZ have
Offering q fine Fiftaye lot near the upper entrance
to the Park 70 feet II inches north Of Onehundredand
tenth St, east side. =,
in the division OF an estate Fhave the large, four
story, highstOop house, with basement and line SUB
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenthsts; house Is 25sxS
lot 1876 feet. The Messrs. johnson Miller, highly I'M
pOrant sales OF best lots In Nineteenth Ward BrOokyn
by order OF H. B. SchOles esq and Isaac j. Geery esq
executors R0ss-st, s., 1924 W. OF Bedi0rdaVc
close undivided interests BedfOrd-aye y. e.-s., entire
front between Hooper and Hewesstsi Hooperst a1d
OF ve lots at Lee-ave and Keaps, adjoining the resi-
denee Of H. NJ Beams & esq and opposite the BEST I'M
VIM H. Raynor has sold lot south side Fifty nnth,st
o feet west of SiXthave, for $4,000; lots on ffy
nnth-st adjoining, S225oo each; lot northwest corner
OF SiXtaye and F1ityeghth S2 COO on the avenue
adjoining $4,000 EACH lot adjoining on the avenue
$la6O These lots were sold Prof Ell Charlier upon
which, together with lots he had formerly purchased on
Fftyeighth and Fiftyninthsts., adjoining the above
named lots he will shortly erect his French Institute FOR
boys. The work on the Hampstead Plains, Mr. stewats
purchase, Is being pushed rapidly forward The PalnS
alive with wOrkmen. Mr.. Stewart II Is said, VIII
spend several hundred thousand dollars on his purchase
this year.
The Thrdave Railroad Company is erecting at the Ilar-
lem bridge a ive-story iron front building l35X125 The
building is to be let rsclass hotel and restaurant
Adjoining the hotel is to be the depot of the company
built the plan. On the second floor Of the depot
Is TO be music hal 0sX55 feet with i0foot ceiling, in
which it is proposed to seat 1900 persons. In the same
building to be two Masonic meeting rooms, 65x32 feet
with 2GfOot ceiling. - .
+. III. Overton of Southold and Effingbam Tuthi1 OF
BroOkhaven have been appointed committee to select
site for a suffolk County Poor House. farm near
the junction the Long Island Railroad and the Sag
Harbor branch will probably be chosen the location
1t proposed 10 purchase number OF acres for poor
farm, which will make the paupers nearly sell sustaining
Mr. H. s. Annable, the agent OF the Union College lands
in Hunters Point has purchased over 5000 shade trees
which he intends out along the streets OF that VII
age soon TO city IL is intended 10 place the streets
and sidewalks in good condition, and place gaslamps
along the streets the charter Is passed
Among the recent transactions in suffolk Co.. L. L. are
the following: VIM Taylor has sold his farm at Haup-
page to Mr.. RedmOn Of st. Clair " j. for $4,000 Hiram
Terry, his farm of 30 Hog Meek, SouthOld To
Daniel g. HaOck for $4,000. D. g. Halock, farm Oi 90
acres at Worthwhile, TO Jabez COrwin for $500. Jahez
Corwn, farm AT Worthwhile, TO Caleb HalOck for 5000
Capt b. G. Cartwright farm the south side OF shelter
Island, 10 Bernard Smith. At Ryerhead the Rev l. G;
Osborn has sold his place the corner OF Abner and
Second-sts TO George Hudson for 5000.