New-York tribune., 1886-01-09
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

| meeting of the special committee on the
Block and Lot" system held yesterday at the Real
Estate Exchange Charles Coudert presided. The fol.
lowing members also present; William Reynolds
Brown Horace s.. Ely. william Cruikshank L. Open
hemer, John Duer, A. H. Sands and Jacob X. Lockman.
Charles souhmayd and Messrs Olmstead, Coggeshall &
Becker, the Land Transfer Commissioners, were also
present. Mr. Southmayd stated the Of the MAJOR
y Of the special Some blocks he said
tain seventy lots the number of deeds relating
the block system the whole 700 deeds be examined
by purchaser to II they affect HIS property
majority report proposed that corresponding books he
deposited with the tax office and the County Clerk and
| against each particular lot. No Judgment is
CHIEF objection n9s. qReis Rs % 's
maps but this was no real objection, because IL there
lots. Mr. omstead afterward explained his SYSTEM
and after full discussion the committee adjourned for
One Of the most important transactions in uptown
property that has occurred time reported
with the adjoining in Thirty thrdst formerly
southeast corner OF Thirtytbirdst and Broadway
The o properly I'+ IS feet IL Thirty Is
and SO In broadway. and consists OF three
feet The purchase money averages 80 square foot
The location admirably situated for business purposes
ing in the matter Morris b. Baer 81 Co and J. Ro-
maine BEewI M K9ai%sn mas 6DSSh M Nos eSS9
for Improvement No. l63 East One hundred and-sx-
teenth-st.. has been sold for 81 400.
At tho brokers call A. j. Bleecker called for corner
In Ihlrd-ave between Thirty-fourh aud sxteth sts,
between Seventy and Nnetieth SITS. and between
one Observation-Disclosures and the Harlem Bridge.
III. L. Anstey offered hye-stOrY front and four-story
rear building No. 80 East Fourteenthst, for $4,000.
also Old trout and building with ground No. 236
SecOndave for SIS, 900 aud Nos 566 and S68 Second
being hyesOry double brick tenement houses for
$4,000. Edgar Tucker offered two-stOry dwelling in
East Eghtythrdst., near the Park for $135OO l.. j.
Carpenter offered four story brick factory In One hun
dred andwenty ty;ni1th-st between Fourth and Lexing
ton aves., for $4,000.
The attendance at she public auction sale large
account OF the sale OF property at Pine and
Water sts. Some or the principal bidders were j. ~
Taylor j. H. smyth, G.. L. Reid, i. 7. Cruikshank, Mr.
Morrison, OF Wait, Grail Il Morrison, and j. g. Daniels
The bidding started at $4,000 and was spirited run
ming up in sums OF $500 aud 81 900 until IL reached
S32, 900. J. T. Boyd sold to Marie Kebsch vacant
lot, 25x9O.S IN Ntntbave., near Ninety-ifthst, for
$3.50 over all membranes. X. V. Harnett sold
by order Of the Supreme Court plot OF
land the southwest OF sixty
ninthst. and Friuklin-ave 46x-x202 to One-hundred
and-rxy-ninthst 1193. for S6,075, to j. W. OGrady
August Schacht for 32, 800 The plot OF land 100x10O
at yhfthst. and Washiugton-ave
sold 70 j. j. Ward for $500, and two fn lots In One
hundred and-ftyrs between Morris and Courtlandt
aves.. sold to Carl Huster for $3.50.
To-day r. V. Harnett II Co. Will sell No 2O9 East
Eighty-seyen-st, being a twOstory frame house, lot
20x9O and One.hundred and north side.
Co. will sell Great JOnesst, No. Az 2l60 feet west OF
Bowery, two-story brick house, lot 27x100 Great
Joness, No. a. 2709 feet west of Bowery, two-story
brick house, lot 27xl00 Boud-s Nos. 40 to IL, 2l69
feet OF BOwery, three f0ur-sory brick buildings
land 77.l0Xl00; half part.