New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04
REAL ESTATE.

ERw-YoRK, Saturday, Aug, 2, 1879
The past week has been, without exception,
she dues real estate matters which the market mas
experienced for very long time. Pinest the aeknowl
edged headquarters Of operators has presented an almost
entirely deserted appearance and at the Exchange the
only public transactions have been Of legal character
In fact so far as operations in city properties con-
cerned II Is not probable that there will DO anything OF
interest report until after the opening OF the Fan
season. which viii be ookedfor after the LIST OF sep
TENDER. The suburban transactions have been
few and not OF any special importance. Contrary
however. 10 usual custom during the coming week. ana
nOunced be made, which In each instance are wen
vertised TO lie held on the premises at Yonker West
chester County, n Y, Tuesday, 5,h inst by Jere'
cSson comprises 200 lots Of ground very elgbly To-
Gated the nights of Fort Field" adjacent to three
River. and New-YOrK, distant less than an hour
on streets graded and completed in fact the
offerings probably more desirable either i0r rest
been put up for competition during the season. The
OF sale favorable and the opportunity mere 10
advantage Of Full particulars, descriptive maps and
free tickets for the excursion train which will leave me
Grand Central Depot at IL O'Clock on the morning Of SALE
be obtained upon application at the oihee OF the
auotoneer The same auctoneer also announces SAFE
villa be made onthe premises at Long Branch
N j., SATURDAY, the eth inst The location OF the
plots 10 be sold Is in the immediate Vcn OF ssNersi y,
the largest hotels, and IN many instances lFonS Oh
ooeanave. the principal drive OF our so-eaed sum
capital" Inc SAFE is 10 De uldue oy per
emptory order OF Mr.. r. ]. DObbins OF
Philadelphia. and is 10 be upon easy terms
This Offering, in Of the large speculation taxing
place in properties well located this general neghbOr
hood will undoubtedly attract more than ordinary atten-
the results VIII be looked forward 10 with con-
value OF adjacent properties. Descriptive maps and all
desired particulars Will cheerfuuy be gwen 10 those
making application at the auctiOneers office.
Appended Will be found the usual list or proposed pub
lie sales announced for the next week Win the eX
ceptiOn those above mentioned 1t will be noticed hat
offerings altogether to be made by legal order,
and IN Instance they OF any special importance
the EXch to-day the attendance was small ana
the transactions without interest The only pubic
transaction made by Mr.. James NJ Miller who sold
Henry BOgart referee, three lots the west side OF
F1fthave feet north eff Northumberland seYenthst
together 75.5xlOO TO f. G. Brown for 500 5Oeaeh.
PROPOSED PUBLIC SALES. go
tie Exchange noted during this
Monday Aug 4-By f. IT. Muller e Son
the Of Richard b. Tuss referee
m IS 9lOO located the nOrheaser corner seeoldye and
Tuesday tug 5-By I'm. Koansuy.
under direction Of Geo. L. lngahan referee, one lot
IN Jere. Johnso4, Jr.
Ble tie premises at lOukers "estehe County N l. UO Io
" 1'1N- wosnessay Auo 6-Bg James W. Muir.
under the direction Of trauc NJ Scott reeree t
1O34KlOOlO located on the sonhery se OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WA hcRHeih
LEGAL direction L. ngraham referee lots
"a Orreyua located on the soaheTy SIDE Of Iheh,
beginning 81 feet eastrv from Seventhsve.
Z5aursfay AVg I-Bg james W. Miller
the direction Tboss w. Lanlon eeee PREM
ise,. 1884 located and known No &c PaIk-st
LEGAL under direction 75IlO22 located The
soutLery Seveni7xhs l05 feet easie Ihirav
H Of SeyeusEht beginning 100 feet eaSery Oa
Third-sve