New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
REAL ESTATE.
prsINEss Ar TIE EXCHANGE.

,r,oot,nr of the legislative Committee OF
-, ct. Exchange vas held yesterday. There
,ro rseut C. A. Andrews. In the chair ChaT.es buN'
tr.rto. william Cru.kshank, W. p Bailey. W. II.
I,,so, george II. scott, f. Fish, 7. +, Mnrthy t. A.
,r,,t.h,rk A. ]. RohuSoa, C. s. Brown and ~ j.
u-o.l.s Mr. Back the chairman cf the subcommittee
u r,,iI5rc brought up further report on the pro-
,se, OF the BliliiHg law, IN the course OF
which ne said that 1t Is The most eisantic machine
for exforjion ana robbery existing in Tie city, Ihe laW
jnsVcclor, connected with IT. execution TO hIacNlui
buic, from day dav IN" inspectors exercised con
perdna from 100 to 1j0 suits for the violation OF lhe
faith bat for baCkmal!luC purposes. lhe dclehi'hV
never act ally comm tiei by the court Inr Eee
ally there nothing bit technical mistahc: IL III d
6cr RECEIVERS his suit against the Department thtfe
j succ provision in the law 10 protect the depart
men, a-ust the payment OF any cost The report was
Era aud Fish as chairman Of the Committee on Taxa
,ion Az, Assessments brought up report recommend
inc iIe 10 loving changes IN Tue collection of Cfoton
xes: ist The transfer OF the work Ol asseSNheIt "i
collecting water from tho Department OF fnolr
WORKS 20 the Department oi Taxes and Assessments
"a, 20 rOvidc for the appointment "i tHreV ~,
soncrs TO bs real estate dealer OF at rast @ gen
an Experienced r'al estate appraiser; the comm,
enucrS 20 hold daily meetings TO o1aninc % oriirn5
cations reductions; Sd. That the Vane Oh LIo'h
and hniugs shond be aprra,SctG zoo, Hasis AMI the
buildings at fair value for rcntng PTrnISfS Is, IN, con-
c'rrglar has been sent signed by r " llarnett
If,
Irgcrt Criiord To1diugtOn u! y. WcSiDrnok' hG,%S
willis II .rhert 4. sherman. Edward j.. FureI H. W.
Iopslt EDWARD J. King aud DAVID Richardson IN op
,o.iou 10 the proposed charter of the exchange me
c-cor atrs that the proposed law Will 40 away Win
Iu.iir. l3bli also with cumulative voting. III cIl-
csrs unfvorIbly the present administration, ana Su-
ces,s that he present price OF the STOCK Is the s
OF want of confidence m the present omcerS. go -,
Al Tie brokers' meeting j. L. Foley. No l5i Br1ad-
vay repor.cd the sale OF Nos 23i and 23G Mrst SiX-
teenthst. Two hNestory tenements' * LoA,UNl o.
mortqsged for $1,000 each rented Tor Sl4Vo cdch'
The ilrop-rty which only offered on Sainrlay Wds
sold OF ihc same day 10 Mr.. Kahn for @'-'ooO' Inc
piouerty was owned Oy the shaker Community ,
There wa, a call for fT0m eight to twelve ots on le
East side with no IocR, for tencmenS; lots or o'u
hulldtn.s between Lexington aud Second aVes' ana
Tie following property was offered: fouI-,io.y
hnId n. No SprucoSt., for Sl5,OUo; thfee-s'oI!
brick mouse 70. 4OJ Nrst Onr-hundred-and-iW Wthty-
six;Lsi FOR 900 lots the west side Oi leptI-
ave near ysecond-s -s for $4,000 and iorty-elghi
acres at Grcenlawn, L. l., for - 900 .o,,
Al the auction sales r '. Haruett sod NO I3oJeI
fersou-. Brooklyn, a fOur-sjOTy brown stone nay ~
fixiy-,f irlst. No 3d. 225 feet west of frst-avc'
fvetory double brick tenement, 70 by % by lIo3 10
Joscpu NlEHire for $1,000; northeast corner west
Broqdw4y and Waiktr-st, Nos. . ! ana q NhKtr-sl
and So iB7 West Broadway three brick bu ilngs 0OZ
~ = . for $4,000 to Lewis SOmmer; Atan'lc-aNc,
ljfookIy NJ. l6Gi 20 feet east of Groy-avr, three
story brick building with store 90 by abOnt - by 80
No l. CGG 10 feet Cart of ITOy-1Ne- nNtSinrN DEcA
building with ore 20 by about - by 20 for $50 10
tho same purchaser OgdeuaVe.. west sl1e inur P'S
with bindings A. SeSIS for %l2.l2). A j. BstcAtI
cold fn lot at the northwest corner of NOrth-st ana
Burng Lane New Rochelle. for S6'6 90 to C. A. froue