New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE

The Joint Committee on the County Clerk'a
and Registers Offices appointed by the Bar Association
and the Real Estate Exchange yesterday the FL.
change. James Richards Of Coudert Brothers, in tina
chair s. Cannon. +. w. Coxgeshall John 7. Lockman
and George Washington wore also present The co,
mittee agreed upon report on the present condition
aud future necessities OF the Registers Ofice ina
report points out that the Registers Office was
ade6tOrs jail and OWING to this accident partially
hreproof building portion. however. has been added
when Il not hreproof where the pspe-s which We not
yet been recorfei kept These also exposed 10
risks from insufficient protection At nght. vaaabls
deeds which be recorded affecting titles I'm bis
CITY, are tnbed into old trunk where they are en-
posed to miidew and other danges The bindings OF the
books are also In bad condition. and some beers form
erly contained maps which liable to destruction
Permanent copies were made Of the maps bat f-om
reasons best known TO General siogc they never
cam" mo the custody OF the Register but sill
pieces oi mortgages are also careessy kept they
should be hled sway In secure places The report also
points out the Insufficient for the accom-.
mediation OF searchrrs and coppylsts The commceis
opposed 10 the opening OF tho office during the evening
which would expose the records to unnecessary danger
from hre ana theft and suggest that time should bs
fixed at which ;hc ofice snail close. Tho COMMITTEES
recommend first, that innedate steps ne taken toward
securing thoroughly fre-proof budinz arranged and
lifted up with view 10 the present ant future 1esds "
The REGISTERS Office second that the Regsters Office
should he run, not nursery for various political
rings and parties but simply for the fuhliment Of rs
pubic nses Under such arrangement the revenues
wond provide amply for the necessities OF the OH as
well As leaving srgs revenue over for tho city. Tho
report drnOunces the want Of ventatOn aud the wi.
lannon's condition Of the drainage and other conven
fences.
Waltesrss sold yesterd personal property belonging
TO the estate Of Benjamin r. Beekma $50 shares OF tho
value $4,000 at 22i2 cents share two bonds OF the
TOWNSHIP OF Bedmini,ter Somerset Couoty, n J par
cage OF W W. Sherwood ON real property IN Toledo.
man & CO.. special capital OF deceased In said firm.
Sl00Ooo aud notes OF the trm amounting TO S2367l.
tor - 100; claim against the NewJersey Railroad
Company OF S697 aud $50 shares OF the stock OF tho
company for Si5.
Thomas z. Twibill. OF No 6 south Merrckst Pnlla.
dephia the counsel Of the now Real Es' ate Exchange
IN tns city, visited the Real Estate Exchange In ths
city yesterday examine into Its charter rules and b.
laws with view OF founding the Philadelphia instiu.
ton OH similar lines
Several reported the brokers' call yester
day. smith Carrigan reported the sale OF Nos. AMI
Monroe.s.. being plot 52oxlOL4. with old buid.
ings for S2l 800 John Davis reported the sale OF
plot OF six lots thirty aud Oue-arn
dred- and hrty-hr-t sts, between Seventh aud
isrs" 10 a prominent dealer, for $4,000
The only cal! at the brokers meeting was for good
building IN Fifth|ve to lease TO alter for business
four-story brick building 25x75 No. 37s Washington
sS1 Ta xsp e y S Ssa AZ .s css
good location FOR $4,000 three story and BASE
msns hoa use IN aal:ey,' near : BroSsyn'
20x40xloo In Presdentst., near Smith, renting for
Tno estate OF Harvey q. Law. consisting Of bouses
and lots Broadway, Brooklyn was disposed OF at auc-
aeded sua the averaged good
price, the amount realized being 100000 The parcels
late Fourta.st, 2i4T75 for $1,000 to G. f Madedge;
a thrsstory brick and dwelling. 2l7 Broadway lot
brick factory building 377 aud 379 Broadway lots 50x
100, $l1 loo to {. f. Madedge; lot on South Fifth
ST.. south SIDE l25 feet west OF Hsves-st., 25xlOO.
~ $50, to Frederick Fret; breestory Drcs store and
dwelling, No. 1877 Broadway. lot 2Oxl0O $4,000. to L.
H. Kring three-story brick store sld dwelling. No.
2l9 Broadway. lot 20xl0O. IS 500. to Edgar Haday
a thrce-story brick store and dwelling. No. Isl Broad
Way lot 20.iXSO. 1890 to {. L. Madedge; three
story brick store ana dwelling No. 1913 Broadway lot
25x1OO, 80, 700 to Charles I<tger; threestory brick
store and dwelling No 1893 Broadway. lot 20xl0O
SO.l5O. to p. H. Kriug threestOry brick store and
dwelling No. 225 Broadway. lot 2OX1l6, $500, to
C. I. MalleGge: threestory brick store and dwelling,
No DBL Broadway. lot 20x7lG, $1,000 70 Edgar Haul,
day; thr-e-stOry brick store ana dwelling. No 2Z3
Broadway lot 2Ox7t.6 $500. TO G. L. Madle DE.
There has been a Sign Improvement In tie building
trade week IN Brooklyn The total number OF
permits for buildings Issued during the last ak days
was dty-ive, with estimated value or S2Io,2OO
AGAINST thirty five Buildings valued AT Il5.9) for the
same days OF last year. SO IA: this month Ia permits
for buildings been issued. at cost or S143llO
against 2l9 buildings for tie month OF June, 1850 al
cost of $l.l69,5iO.