, 1876-03-12

| Ihere Is no liner reeldence than this Houtn
| Tweuty-second street. The !mprovoments cos
Afr. William II. Rand $4,000. and tho lot has
frontage Of lou feet, and is over 900 foot deet
| Mr.. Rand sold this place about two years ago
] Jonathan C. Mitchell, for 1000. This prop
erty will doubtless be sacrificed, and there
| chance for man with means to secure hlmaei
an elegant home at great bargain.
RES1.s
There ia nothing to be added to what has bee'
previously said with regard to rents. Tue de
| maud for cheap honsos is we'll sustained, but TO
! those OF high rent there is little call Agent
are renewing At last years rites wherever pos
sible. Stores nre in fs1r demand, but there Il
more than supply Of Offices.
SAILING UNDER FALSE CoLoEs.
The Real Estate and Building Aecord las ths
following in its last issue:
THE TRIBUNE OF tho e5th u]t has this to nay Of us
= The Rtai Es:ats aaa 6utdina Journal. publlshcs
in usefulness among oQr weekly publications. 1tcou
tsins complete abstract al every recorded document
Its carefully written editorials on real estate finance
and kindred subjects, nre extensively copied by lead
ing papers hore and in tho East. For eight years il
has been the acknowledged organ Of capitalists and
tho needs Of capital und is held in high esteem every
where"
The above extract is from an advertisement
published in Tue TRIBUNE, and paid for by the
Record and is in no sense an expression of tho
opinion OF The TRIBUNE about the Record. The
BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS.
One Of tho 1nest blocks OF residences now in
p1osreRs in tho city ia o block of Two three-
story and basement marble octagon fronts being
erected by Mr.. Charles B. Sawyer on Indiana
avenue, jnst south Of Sixteenth street.
Justice DoWolf is erecting fine building on
Quincy street. between LaSalle and Fifth ave
nue, in tho rear Of hin property fronting On
Adams street.
James Otis. E. s. Lane, aud Dr.. G. G. Smith
have commenced the foundation Of their build
ing On Fifth avenue, just north of Madison
BRICK. with stone trimmings. and viii be COM
pleted BY the lat of May. and il already rented
to several parties.
It Is now definitely announced that o. b. Green
& Co. will complete the One Hundred aud Sixth
street bridge across the Calumet River by April
Is. SO as to connect the iron works with three
railroad etatioue near by.
The contract for building the Evangelical
Baptist Church on One Hundred and Seventh
street. at corner avenue 4, has uean let. The
building is to be completed about July l. It
will be Gothic brick; plans by hlr. cochrane.
At South Evanston there are twenty-three
frst-class dwellings, {all frames but three, whch
are brick) in process of erection.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE
Outside OF the Exchange salesrooms there
hare been some signs Of returning confidence in
the real-estate market during the past week
Dut HI tub AACuA41bts III LIE u10St u uuHlGTuUS
foreclosure sales. it soems to be uphill work
just now to dispose OF anything except property
offered by order of the courts. Hence the ex-
ecutor's sate announced for Thursday by E. II.
LUDLOW j. TO. Was no snccess Eligible lots on
Fourth avenue, between Soycntieth and Seventy
first streets, we're offered, but only two sold.
One frontinG on the avenue, about halfway
down the block, sold for sc, 200, and another,
fronting on Seyentieth street, for 81. 1DD. The
we're withdrawn from sale. The FORE
closure sale OF the weil-knowu stables on Fifty
third street, l5D feet west OF Sixth avenue, with
Z plot fronting so feet OH the street, was sold
tot S47, 100. Some fvo-etory brick stores and
French fats On Eighth avenue, 25 feet north OF
Fifty filth street, were sold for 53, ,720 each.-
Aelo FORK Real Estute RecsrI