New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-18
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Friday. June II. u

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The Messrs. A. j. Blocker, Son & Co., at the
Exchange to-day sold the house with lot No l6l East
Threthst for SSOO The house is 2ox4o feet and the
lot 20x9s.9 feet.
VIM H. Raynor has sold two full lots the west side
OF Eighthave between Seventy first and Seventy
ST. for $4,000 and one lot northeast corner Fifty
Hfth-st. and Fourth-ave., 25x95 feet, for $1,000.
Mr.. Andrew Wilson, jr, announces thauhe second sale
Of Grand Park property, westchester County will take
place on the Fourth OF july when the waverly division
will offered. The sale Thursday great success.
Eighty four lots sold at prices ranging from $3.50 to
e 800 averaging 200 EACH The buyers OF the
desirable class and all the property offered was sold
The great desire shown to purchase indicates that West
chester property will continue the fayore for suburban
residences With the increased railroad facilities promised
the time between NewYOrk and all points on the Hudson
Harlem and New Haven roads will be sensibly reduced
next year The Grand Park property finely laid out and
offers great attractions persons desiring country
home. The second division contains large number of
desirable lots and the sale may be watched with much
interest.
The iMessrs. Lawrence, Oakley & Feury have sale,
Monday, of 800 lots and villa plots at East Lawn
jamaica L. l. special attraction is prize OF Gothic
cottage and lots valued at 5000 to be given the pur-
seacaucu Fair Grounds to be laid out in building
The old Town Hall on Herrman-ave. Jamaica, is sold
for $25O The money is to be used to obtain furniture
The case of Conkiing agt Brown controversy sub
mitted directly to e General Term to decide question
as TO the title large amount Of real estate IN ths
city One Bottles Moore died, leaving large amount or
real estate His heirs were sister ana Ihe son vi J
ceased W.
deed of the property Tho grand nephew was named
Augustus NJ Winter. Hismother Narrled again ana had
children by her second marriage. augustus NJ. Nlhler
died and without children, ana inc
who under the circumstances II he men
Of Augustus M. Winter. Under the laws or th1 otiI
blood OF the blood of the ancestor from wo tne
estate comes cannot inherit it, The statute OF descehs
provides after other provisions the intestate in sch
case shall brother sister any descendanS
brother sister, nor, &C., the inheritance shal
descend to the mother fee" Under these provisions
Mr. Winters mother claims that the property came by
descent from Botes M9Ore that her other children ne
ing OF half blood cannot take and that therefore she Is
entitled 10 the estate in fee.
The question up under contract made by the
motion to sell certain property part OF this estate TO one
j. Il. Brown. He refuses TO complete the contract,
taker by purchase and not by descent. That being
purchaser his estate descended not TO his mother but TO
his brothers and sisters subject only 10 life estate on
the mother, and that IL be estate by descen
mother but the heirs OF Bottles Moore are entitled
to it, No decision has been given by the Judge.
prospect that the City Hall Park IL To be MADE pic
turesque that the PosOce will be completed and
made ready for occupation before the close OF 1911 ana
that the unfinished condition OF the Court House IL 10 e
concealed = much grass pats and ana nOwerbedS
gratifying to those who dWcu OF 40 Duslnees III
the neghbOrhoOd OF the City Hall.
The Bricklavers Cooperative Building Association has
600 members and thirds Of the lots have been taken
M The Society will build for members as soon as the
distribution lots made. The property OF the Asso
catiOn is at CharlOtvle Long Island, and embraces
800 lots The price OF each lot is 5000 payable In weekly
instalments Of 81 So The amount paid last month was
$3122 So OF which 5000 was on account OF Ots henan
ing in hands OF Treasurer, S1,SO9
AUCTION SALE OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
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