New-York tribune., 1888-04-12
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

As the 1st OF May approaches the owners OF v,c,ns
houses are putting them the This was espe-
ciay the case at the Real Estate Exchange yesterday
John b. smyth sold No. 245 East Thirty. At
between Second and Third aves threcsory high stoon
ana basement brownstone house, q lot 184x5Oxos9 o.
The bidding ran from $1,000 to s10So0 James Carroll
was the buyer The same auctloneer sold No s5I West
sorysixhst three story high sto0p private DWELLING
ios <ooaooxloo6. The bidding from $4,000 70
sls,s2o; NJ. Roulette was the buyer
H. v Harnett sold No. Id West One hundred and.
twenaethst threestory brownstone residence lot 1s1
e4xloo1L II sold for s2o, coo TO Edward C. Christie
The same auctioncer sold No. $50 Lexington-sye n
hreestoy and basement brownstone dwelling on lot fs
~, The bidding ran from sic. 900 up to GA 800
Thomas Anthon was the buyer He also sold Nos 81
and aS West Sixty Hfthst, two nvestory and basement
brownstone nats No. 33 to s. ". Valentino fof
s34soo and No. s5 to Thomas Kennedy and another 70,
LOO James L. Wells sold two Queen Anne cottage
on Trnityave.. being Nos. 9s4 and 900 No es4 sold
for $3.50 to Philip Ebnng. and No. 800 for 100000 "a
A. E. Bowes The same suctioneer sold q vacant lot on
Forestave and Onehundreda sixty st. for a. o7a
70 Thomas Healey. Morris wilkins sold No. 81 Wss,
Ninety sccondst. three story brownstone DWELLING 2ox
SoxOo 1t sold for $4,000 70 J. NJ. Fitzgerald
The stand OF s. DeWalltearss well whom hs
sold Nos 1853 1G2
st. between Seventh and Lenox story and
basement Lrownsone residences lots 10 lOxs9 each
No. 15S brought sl6 900 from T. Goelinke and No 16a
$4,000 from A. J. Post The suctioneer sold No.
217 Tliarys, Brooklyn, fourstory frame tenement with
to B. f. EdsalL Tho aactoneer sold tho Ada wais
FIVE story brownstOne single hat being No. 21 Seventh
ave-, lot 234xS41oo 1t sold for s21 900 Captain
Roberts.
Peter B. Meyer sold No. 225 West Sixty nrstsS, Ave,
story and basement brick double tenement renting fof
81 $50 per annum; the bidding from $4,000 TO s1St
coo; f. Woehr the buyer. The same suctionsef
sold Nos <94 and 430 East Fiftyeghthst nxsory
brick stores and Has renting for e. 900 per year each
The bidding from s2s 900 s3o 600 r Bohm th
buyer. The auctioneer sold No. l1s West SevantE
frstst, fourstory, basement and cellar, brownssnns
house for s29 900 to p. Floquet Philip A. Smyth coli
leasehold interest in No. 222 Twsntisth-s thres
perpetual renewal The ground rental until Novembsa
l. 1882 Is $500 por year. The bidding 81 Goa
up 10 e3 $50; W. J. Lehman was the buyer. !
The larger represented by the Exchanss
considerably disturbed at the provisions OF the Brundea
bH known Assembly No. $50, especially after tho all
terstions that have been made in 1t In committee Al
special meeting OF Exchange has bcer
called TO consider tho matter
There a call at the Exchange yesterday for inyest
properties below Central Park for quick bayer
at from $40 900 $4,000 Also for large uninoum
bered country place at bargain lot the side
of Fifty IT'S feet east Of Madsonsve 26xiOQ
ee offered for sale s27 500 West Side tene
below Ftftyninth-st (fve-stories offered al
81 900 each, and four lots the Of One.
and seyeneenthst 125 feet Of Fsh-syo
1t $4,000.