New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
REAL ESTATE.
,s,vrSs AT THE EXCHANGE.

,,on;ny of the bridge yesterday ovor
par,cm River which connects the eeoon. s,.
sne ~ railroad with the suburban Kappa iran'''
A.. the subject Of discussion on the moor 'i '"o
,.,.te Exchange twas poih'eo ou' 'a" wv .,onr tho
-. line is improving the value OF iots all so.s
Of '"0 ,,a As showing the progresso OF the os'''0'
,atod that the Twenty third Ward hao e'kn'''
- - d,.,ricts last fall this fall eleven 'no.0 =,
'.,nn ed over the ward. The Twenty-io"t'" n
ust as rapidly and the "r,h IT, is thought
the Js ,onrnsy to Jerome Park VIII DC hAuo ' "''
time without Mecsn president OF the secona Ave Ave
Sai road Who executor is pnVin sold yester
nsre nne suit under which John ns nr"pery sold
eay Wa II consisted of two lots IN ,r' second
and icnr on Ome et house is on the plot 1t
o. psht by Hiram q. Lyon for SzoSSVV, S,,,nSs Tha
sstsd that aS at and went in one 'ssB Es s%
eenn eaano nno 70 $4,000. Mr slnyta s aI, m The same
S both to Thomas Kelly The only other
,Tses was that lots on IN" . s10s% east Of
dred-ana dredss9 Morris wilkins sold tnem i0r S1o''V0
bufiPtt E. B. Patt for this session of the Committee
AT the las, Of the Exchange James M. Nar1H our
On ns.ded William Cruik :ha.s q g. Bennett, Leonard j.
William MuTy; 6oms. F. Murtha. Henry Rsmsen ana
william H. Folsom were oTp sG aone by the committee
presented repO, for the past session Inc SUI
um,,,ee ena on City Improve On Taxation and
twenty-five bills; 'ss sx the subcommittee on CITY
Assessments 81 Drsfting and Amending Laws un a,i
Finances ana on Committee on Penang LesSisVn ,n
each Wiz s seventy bills. The report Po..s @
had eta ~ the Bureau OF Legislative Iio' h
lmPceI,,shn' nv the Exchange, 10 Persson' " ,ns
iurnlsn, are likely to be snreteu o' statnd
intefessa, ,rodnced at Albany. The Char"ah An eS TI
pns q, had been the poIcy VI ,.o,,an,
tua. 70 confne It's influence TO one OF wv 90
cnra. rather than dissipate u ny as'ep' rr,oo
inca" r,e exchange had INTRODUCED anu a., o"l"
Muc. ,he County Clerks searches DILL mos. po.,
aasnre whereby the transfers vi rec. ,ons
AM 80 he completed in few days, whereas p, plenoue
couu 40, U had taken month 10 get tne ~
W OF land transfer reform nau aIso W ou
Iho me the exchange but OWING 10 the iato sao "a
:; was unlikely that the bills wouiu DO reacue"
dne ' ',rt was a!opted George II. Scott. III secon'n.
Inc of the report, called attention 10 tne ,ae
!ne ,pce this committee had be un It's elttinss
ths ., RS members had been called 10 nP99, san.
louI lhIo " ofces-John ID. CTimmins ana henry
puoio p.epm,n to Park Commissioners,
ffS,,t ~ pav Hamilton Assembyman, ana I. Henr.
"r ~ ho had been nominated hy the Governor " p
CCovmiss,oner OF Emigration. After passing 'o'o VI
.nnnts 10 the chairman the meeting ad)ourheu - .
T,. dem nd for real estate at the brokers' can
,,h.r LIGHT the supply being more than equal w n0
tnand A Mot OF TWO and onr-ha1 lots IN O"onuu
-seventhst. near New-ave was one ~ u
o. 200. five story stone house on the corac. "a 60,
noa hnspess street, renting for SIOOO WIS oneru G
s90S 90O property in Avenue ID. for Sloooo aso ~
Snst fr 81 500 and three tenement nonscs az ir @
~, ,or Il 500 each for $1,000 each S3o,ooo % was
n.saa fnr No 50 Eldrdge-st 1t being sS-stoIS ~,
n,. n farm OF twenty-five acres at fofse' Ao"S
Island was offered for 81. 500