New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-26
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

a,oootinO of members Of the BAR summoned
,,,,sa ON The County Clerks bill OF the Real
r,a,e Exchange yesterday on the MOOR OF the Elk
change to consider tho present position OF the oS W.
+, Or pcsiod and there were also present James NJ
varnun Justice Mcneil. representing the County Clerk
- ts,,cs Joseph c. BOWL J.. W. Coggeshall. J.
- LEHMAN De Wit Lookman. Mr.. Harrison, OF the
en, % Varnum 4 Harrison; Mr. Boree. OF the firm Of
Arnoux Rich, WoodfoTd
NJ Orr stated the object OF the meeting and the diff
ri,ics VITA which the committee I'd had to grsppe IN
their action az Albany by reason o the opposoh %
Tndc Mcneil on behalf OF the County Clerk. aud OF Mr
scoit on behalf of the city had objected to any re-
ducton OF The fees and also 10 the clause eXpeuth.
thS re'1, ,ecsnSil sad that hs firm wa, willing
10 put up $3.50 If other firms would DO the
t same egislatsye relief He stated that in most
importaut in his Office the firm had been informed
when The OF completion came, tnat the search Wac
not completed gentleman connected WIN tne tounty
Clerks Office had seen the seercn aieauy nnsne' a.
though II was stated that II couId rot oe gwen ou o
two days ana By his influence tue search was obtained
and the matter cynp1sSyo MS f,ctiiious on the
part OF the County Ccrk IN the hope OF being able to get
Ricnsid 81 Hrrison. E. ". Coggeshal, Joseph G.
Brown and Mr. Boree ADDED to the list. The meet
Ing adjourned until Tuesday at 800 p m' fui honce 10
be given to the Bar through the press. ,, -.
The Real Estate Exchange was again crowded yes,er-
important nais. the Newport, srahmore ana Auelphi,
which nave hung SO long on tae na d soSIb
got rid Of the last occasion Receiver Mack repre-
s sgHog so ON the stand Mrs M4yor
owner claiming dover and refusing to release 10 80.
She sale took place uudor suit brought
hy the seaman's Savings Bank the first morlgasees
The Stratbmore rents for 24 OO0 the Adephi BAT Tor
S. 200 ana Adelph Hall Tor $1,000 These three pTop,
critics included in one mortgage Ci s DSg gr
ana $50 900 FOR taxes Tho Newport "as hisS pGt up
The hrs bid was 100000. from which the bu'n2 ross
among od I'VE or six 6rCs a .eld +" T. Euo The
property for $3.50 ani Is subject 10
Henry Bra,h The Adelph Hat sold to OtineeI Brothers
for $40 100 and Adelphi Hail sod for SIhoVO. strong
a Cadw alaer the plaintiff attorneys Expressed tLci
selves as entirely satisfied with the result OF the se
which discharges the original liens pays all charges ana
leaves "A considerable surpns beyond. ,,-,-
few lmportant sales have taken place In Brooklyn.
The fouI-story brownstono private 30 900
Patrick Curley, plot OF ground l215oo ~" cD W
ner OF Kodneyst and BedfoTdaSe. soH Iof fr c
ing No. 23 South Third-s, sold Tor So,ooO 10 Jacs
Rodwe aud two lots in King'land-aye between
AT the prokors meeting there was can i2E 'nT nd
house between sHty-hfth ana SevenS iso
Lexington and Third ayes, TO cost about $1,000 also
for property IN Harlem 70 cott ShU'VO and I'm If
property offered: country seat anu 20 20 1 n
fbirtv-seven acres PomptOn Valley, y De- Tor SyOOo
q house and nineteen acres at IomS RIVER n D." ior
5000 a dat In West Thirty-sixth-st. near Eiehth-
ave- for $50 900; four lots In E.'Vohti
and one hundred and seyeutiehst for $500 Tor an
and seventeen acres and house at Cofn""A' ~ /" oi
{Be sale. r. V. Harnet sold about twenty vacant
lots IN Eighth and Pleasant ayes and Onehundred-!ud
nneternthst for S54 400 to number OF SpeSoa'9rs;
A plot of ground and threestory house, NO 90
Plessantaye.. northwest corner OF one ~
No IS Columbia-st, fourstory brick build .6d
ing. sold 10 Jacob scharf FOR Sl2'40Q
A H. Muller & son sold seventy tfthst. No 325, norm
side, 345 seGond-ave 2OXlO22 three-s0ry stone
front tenement. for $1,000 to the plalntH. Louis
Mesier sold beside the house already mentioned No III
Eas Twenty-unth-st, dvestOry double BRICK tenement,
25x9S o. to J. Frost for $4,000. Peter T. Meyer sofa
No $50 Flfty-hfthst for $500 10 NJ j Ahrehs
No "a Pikc-st. fourstOry BRICK house 22k6O s0d 10
I T. Dhyle FOR $4,000 L. j. and l. Phillips sold Nos
40 -1T2 East Seventy f0urtAst. for S2SOOO To o.
H. Norris Ffth-ave, north least corner yourih-
Ct 272xl0O. three-s,ory brick dwelling, sold to the
rlaiutln for $4,000 FarUhid aud DE WateArss sofa
Wrst + snt-st, lots to inclusive, and West Seventh
ct to inclusive, to" or ginal nigh wat he auu
lots shown on diagram and numbered from 81 TO G2 III
elusive to permanent water me-. together with one
half OF dock pier foot OF West Sevcnth-st Tor
$50 600 10 Max stern.