New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-11
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
r,u,wrs no,NG IN REAL ESTATE.


WHAT is DOING IN REAL ESTATE
There were few features OF interest IN ne ,o nt %e
tate market last week. Business conld not 20 !
calleI brisk, but there is quiet, steauy Nd ar
fnIl prices Inquiries continue nunerou,. o "
the least shading OF prices ny no u, gn"d demand
and where vacancies occur on accoun. M W the, are
faction with present or prospective on thai anv
easily filled IL IS not thought by dealers tua' h
raS'cyai movement IN rents will take place lns
sprjag In some localities II is eNpec.o;n oNicas
n i'll be an advance ana tnat eV TI ranI market ia
Will colmmand higher prices. he IenV moi ..
s,rong hnt the general situation Is not suc1 as ~
,Sarrant Oh tray agant action on the part OF
ri .aIas ot aurlon last week were wei an ohueu
"a 0oon prices as rule we're realized lhe oHer-
;r%s This week will present VARIETY OF goou pIop
erty IN small lots There are penIinS ,n I;loIr IN
he closed this week. The property at the norm
w.st corner of Broad and Beaver-sts.. ha'in
frontage of forty Ieet on BIOau a,u slAS
eiSbt feet on Beaver has been sold for the Aspli,
wall estate for S135 900. The rents received lio1
this building are $4,000 year anu ~ 81 nr"n.
until May 1894. The continued Strength Oh prUp,
erty ID upper Fift and its vicinity was snoT I'm
by inc recent purchase OF No oiS @ nrnE
Edward Van Vakenbnrgh ior %o2,UvV small, trans
actions which indicated good market III tnaV o.SS.
The New York Produce EXCHANGE, oS , .e oha
recorded in the Registers othce YESTERDAY, LAS LAS
MarSetfed.st The SUN paid was 81 Oo0- 40 ~
Three pieces Of property on the sOd'G E id1
aves have been murtgaged by Mr.. ana ME. On,1
F. Harrison ior 800 900. The money Is auVan au,
by Lonoir de Baudry and Sophia Herneiy' feS'ie"''
Vi lanes K. and George Overall have leased the
budn. at No 236 Ffthaver oI t Iresn vii be-
the annual rental OF S9,Oou Inc s.ru0'"'' "
altered for business purposes
THE COSMOPOLITAN THEATRE.
When TRIBUNE reporter yisue1 ro v aTdenl
at For y-first-st and Broadway, last evening, NC
found the old place with IT'S square galleries 'I are
~
bnsv pntting down carpets and putting up seats;
The stage was set with the, hrst scene u E pd
Fritz in Ireland Mtn walG4 fbe e mace was bright
and warm and light, aud the rich blue hanglSgs
harmonizlng with the light wood presented
nieasinp effect. UnGer tn extended horseshoe
rirs there is space eighteen feet wide which
will be reserved Is foyer iheIe are tlIee pms U
prOscenam boxes each side OF ne stage V4rgtuus
with crimson velvet and lace. One mover hatuI9
about them is the incline OF their noors' anu
another is, an opening about noo The tbs
wi le behind the columns supporting tne
proscenum arch which give, those IN the boxes az
uninterrupted view of the entire stage; Macoetn,
The Wives of Windsor and me cnar t Gers
selves in red and go on the lght-bue DacKgIoun9
OF the proscenuIn arch. The seats are upholstered
in light ne and gold, and the space between tHe
rows is so great that beiated play-guer can get 10
his seat without making half the people III tue lo"
get NJ to allow him 10 pass. A. .,..uo ,rhioh
formerly were very bal, are now SAID to be excel
lent S. NJ Hickey, he manager, will play com.
bInatlOuS
opera durlug the summer. The garden on me roof
will be retained, and here IN the sultrg nights OF
simmer soda water will fZz aud beer VIII roam 10
nofes of the latest comic opera floating up from
below There are seats for 700 people on the or
chestra and paruuet floors aud for 600 III the gal-
lerv The restaurant will be under the manage
ment of F. Donnarumma Son, and altogether the
place will I've well adapted Tor pleasant even hs'
TO BE PLACED In THE CATHEDRAL VAULT
The transfer of the remains OF ArchOlsh0p
Hughes to the vaults under the high altar OF the
Cathedral in Fifth-ave is likely to be followed a.
some flu ure date Yet decided upon ~ the Trans
fer of The remains of two other al tlngush-d Catl,
Ole prelates who formerly exercised the episcopal
authority here. The remains OF the Kew: Ut. J0hn
Connolly, second hi hop OF New ork VINO dled on
February 6 1925 an hose OF his success OF III the
office the Rev. DR.. John Dubois who died on Deem
per 20 IS42 stll lie buried in the graveyard that
surrounds the old CatheGT raj at Mott and Prnce-sts
Tuesday last was the 6tty-elghth anniversary OF
consideration by the diocesan authorities 10 have
the remains of both prelates transferred up town
and placed alongside OF those OF ArcholShOp
Hughes Bishop Connolly ranks as second Bishop
OF New-YOrk, but he was III reailty the hisI OSIno
lie prelaIe who entered upon the duties OF the
Office and lived within the city limits, as his prede-
cessor the Rev. DR.. Richard Luke Cohcanen, was
cunsrcraed IN Rome in 1905, and died III Italy De-
fore an opportunity was afforded him to come 10
tins country. Bishop ConDolly's eplscopate ex-
tended from November, 1914, to February, 1879,
December, 1912. The latter was succeeded by
Archbishop Hughes, who had been bis cOadJutor
during the four years previous.