New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
REAL ESTATE.
Nvw.yoRK. saturday, May :. 1870.

p.onorot;ons are making for the good busi-
AZ ,ected ne xt week. on Tuesday, May 10, 'he
IL. Iobnson 4 Miller, at the Exchange VIII onei
- ~ Brooklyn) lots, and the Messrs' i~iure"'''o o
-, a r,eurv ON the ground, rs villa plots uiou "'o
-. oacb) at Garrctsons Stauon, S"t0" i' a.,
%rasnosdav. 18th, at Washington haIl' Ns'Vi' ~ ~"
,ahnson a Miller will sell $50 Long islanu Guy
NJ and the Messrs Bcamy stIatton, al 'no hN
.o No AZ Henry-st, Brooklyn on lhuiSu"S' Wv, .4v
nae. .es Hazard. Apthorp & Co.. at the EXchahse' VII,
"e. W. side lots between Central Park ana @ Eran'
sdievard; ss on Friday, at the Exchange, ,hc
Nm II Ravnor recently sold two fuli l9,s & "i
Ffthaye between Onehundred ana VI T, o Ei-hth-
t 80 lar $40 900: also two fullsized lots Oh tor
@ Nc}uccn Seycuty-frs and Sevc vcuty-SeCohuStsi i
s coS the latter were rcsod for S2'oO eaSn cument
About co property owners nave sISlCu 90 tbe cx-
,ledgin themselves TO furnish money 20 raf the
pcnses Of the movement to prevent sc 70 FIFTY tyeichth
~ THr charter of the road located the u"'A 0
Fifty-seventh-st. -.o- y, po,,tlaye and Forty
dt which is of solid granite. three leet III t oTn
ness is now completed, and part OF the 1 iron beams
when II ~ th aoor 70 be laid in their places rest
ing upon central sections OF pI0h, ,hc hnding The
iS i,,arraIs from front 10 or thc nuuihS tno
% sOlt ins;derng lis extensive nature Is progresSlng
RAPIDLY and the utmost acINI'! I,lo,ad in fhe work
mon being employed III t1c Woih'
M Rcfbcyen Mannerchor is to erect clubhouse on
the two lots NOs IA ana H. H. fi viii he of p com
ne stve of architecture four stories high ana sur
mounted ny French % 1oo cade nS NH I've nf Nova Scotia
1hf
IN, nd the rear OF brick. At the second story there
a. an no broad balcony running the entire length oi the
rniiding and supported by pillars In the basement
tere Will he four bowling alleys Kitchen store rooms
and cellars the first floor, biardro ~ ieet py
20 bar-rOOm and large vestibue on the second moor
sitting ruom a. feet by co. with closcte, aVatores @c
a bar and reading the third noor ballroom,
a feet Nv So and feet hight gallery VIII run
round three sides Of this apartment The Jator ana
servants rooms will be the fourth oOr Ihe Interior
decorations have not yet been decided on ana IL Is no
likely that any frcsco work will be attempted uitl
wear al least after the building has been completed ana
this il ANTICIPATED Will be about October next, Whel
the Club will the anniversary OF It's orgalZaoh
The cost of the ground $4,000. The building ana
furniture will il believed, involve an expenditure OF
about $4,000, making the total outlay over SSO,OO0
Mr. John McClave has sold l6 lots for $4,000 Eight
front on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and eight are
immediately the OF these, and front on One-huhd
commencing at point 115 rect
east ScNenthve. These lots join II others recently
reported sold for $4,000 The 2S lots few weeks ago.
brought S57 and have just been resOld for $4,OO
Welding "a profit OF ST. 600 To the seller.
Governor Hoffman having signed the bill authorizing
the Commissioners of the Boston Post Road, B0ule
ard to additional bonds equal 10 $1,000 making
total Of $4,000 made for the lmprOy wOrk Will DC
resumed.
The contract for opening and grading Eastern Boue-
ward Pelham Bridge Ia the junction of the southern
Boulevard and Leggetts sane, distance OF about hNc
miles been awarded to Messrs. NJ. Il T. Dunn, VINO
are TO complete the work by May 1871 IL Is estimated
that it will cost $4,000 mile, or 100000 for the entire
Improvement.