New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-08
REAL ESTATE.
R1rsyyEss AT THE EXCHANGE.

Much satisfaction was expressed by members
mt the nomination of p. Horny Dugro as Emigration
Commissioner Mr.. Ducro Is exceedingly popular the
fool He is chairman Of the committee on pending
legislation. and one Of the original subscribers OF
the Exchange
william Kennedy. whose firm was established in 1917,
has formed partnership with j. NJ Gibson. member
OF III Real Estate Exchange, under The firm maine OF
William kennedy Il Company, No. 50 Liberty-st.
auction sales Of real estate IT. NewYork and Brooklyn
Y TsS Spd9s JAZZ aa 81 sn s9S TSg. 1
HST4San.. 'i 1895 So 2675 iiSOI2
Tue safes by private ract durins the last
week Amounted to 81 2sl25O agains $2O33l2 for the
NaS>aus by the Gerhard Estate. 10 The Equitable Lie
for 100000 The property Is % by ~ iect anu coNol
2Ol1 feet ana was sold for $50 IA foot. . A. ..o,.
brick donbe tenement. No 80 West Forty hfth-s| soiu
l4s and 80 Ten crave to o. X Wenman for $30;09o
TWO 10 on the south side OF We ken "n,bT Two
fye-story brown flats, Nos. 81 and OH Mes SIN
ternii-.i. for $1,000 to II. GuEsel heimer; No .
store No. lO2 FutOn-st.. for 10000; plot on EIGHTY
hrs, St near Ninthave. FOR $4,000 to j. Sachs. In
BrOollyutwo hve-siory brick stores and dwellings, al
the corner OF Fulton aud BridgostS Tor SiVo,VOO 10
by 100 feet Monroe Place for 3l goo ana No. 81
I;en.ent Tor $1,000 No. 81 Irving Place To T. Eoeg
threrstorv brick dwelling Floyd Newns for $l2250
vs1ouo pla a to Mr. 81 gel for $3.50;
the hrOhcrs call Saturday there were calls Tor
second Sta to cost from $4,000 10 100000 lots be-
low Ffy-nnthSt.On the East or Nest SD IN the Ten
district and tGirtytOur loo hat SZOuOO
wanted Third-ave property worth $61OOO' at per
The FOL owing propertIo. were offered: a tlreestory
brownstOue dwelling, No. go West OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
block $4,000; four Uigc Is in seventy NTH, ST.
Pars-ave five story tcnementS, Nos 23l ana 80
West sXieenth-st two brownstone double tenen eGts III
East Onebunlred and second-st,, near Third.
ave. for $1,000. mortgage $4,000 at per
story building No. 43 WIter,t To fent for ioOo per
annun; corner hodse, Tniri-aye. below inrty,ec
basement Office, No. l56 Bro!dway, TO rent store
basement and cellar No. IL Dey-st. TO rent and the
To ei r' OF No. . COr'"''' large ana AH' o''
OF hrs mortgage per cent bonds of the Citizens Gas
Light Company of Westchoster County, $1,000 for $3.50
NOTES FOR REAL ESTATE INVESTORS
During the next ten days considerable
amount of nne investment property will come on the
market This is especi Ally the ia regard to the '.
X. stevenson estate be sold at the Real Estate Ex
change Tuesday February lG, by Adrian ii. Muller
d sons. Among the properties offered is the building
until recently oecu led hy the standard OIL Company,
Nos. Al aud i6 Broadway and - aud II New st This
H. 1850 lie pald $3.50 for the land and old build
iugs The pO, cover, $500 square feet and cos, *
years aep about S23 square foot The new building Is
EIGHT stories nigh aud contains $4,000 cubic feet. II
has . iUJ feet OF floor space ana after dvtuctng the
10000 feet of space To let TIE rental pai 10y the
sdrdard OH company was S@-'Jo1' equa 10 ~ 81
thoroughly substantial manner was one OF tn cheapest
buIt IA city, Tie former admitted that
turned HIM IL per cent The outlay. This would give
$3.50 900 from which deducting cost Of land
would leave $I0l 900 o. little 23 cents cubic
foot as he cost If building. Nos 500 aud oil East
Eighteen LSt also To De offered They were bought
by tn former owner on JGy p, ISL for $500
On TUESDAY OF this week Nos. Il ana - Broadway
Will he sold K. V. Harnet Go. at the Real Estate
Exchange. The property is best known the Offices
lonE Occupe by the British Consulate The house
bought hy David Huddcy IN 1872 for $4,000. On
MAY 4. 1883. IL bought by George +. Forrest for
$22S 900 and April :, 1855 IT issed to George f.
Johnson $4,000 Ii has frontage the street Of
4i9 feet and is lis deep II 1864 square
feet.