New-York tribune., 1888-04-20
REAL ESTATE.
,r,c,,,rss ATT THE EXCHANGE.

ns,seped considerably yesterday at the Real Es-
rcaanse and nearly ali the properties onereo sofa
- agnes. r. v. Hsrnets % soa 'ne .s'A'' sn =,
mn l.,.s Hamberger The hrst 10, offered was NO. ls
onsi St on the corner Of ChrystiesI IL Is
r h and cellar brick tenement ana store WITH ex-
49, IN lot 27x74. The bidding ran Hom soo'VOo
40 900: Otto Hamburger was the buyer. NO. IL
up rsI-ass ia Sstory, high ssoop, brick dwelling
Ess' ,asv extension on lot 2ox90 The bieding ran
rl' 90 600 to s15750; L Klamap was the buyer. NO
ioa 1snth-sve., between Fory-eighth ana sory-nhth
oV ss then offered. The lot is 2e.sxS2, and tho
ses, 6story brownstone double nat With two
buho"e IN. nroporty produces s32 200 year. and the
bidding fah i'"
was 1.or ieasehold was then offered IN Nos 722 ana
asn,have. The total lot is 4oxlOo; Nc. 722
"a :, ground rent OF 1915. and No. 724 at erouna
heia sa9s The leases expire May 1, 1906 With two
rs the total income s sb,4o0 the Lessee paying
.s.. The bidding ran from $4,000 up TO ss2'ooo'
. : poor was the buyer.
- - sns zane suetoneer sold No. Pnace-ss, os.oly
=. s.sment brick tenement and store The bidding
sna - $40 900 up 70 sl5,75o; J. T. Preston was the
buyer ,,...,,.o ., 4. . story and basement
,enemsnt renting for e1 Sos per annunp aho s'ana'
,ns an lot 174x1os; sold TOR ss'oVo 70 ne"fy '''
snes ,,s Auen-st and Nos "a and 90 Dslanceyst Is
~, hrtck tenement end two tenements In the rear,
= ~. osrs8 being the northwest corner OF Auen anu
,.ssy sta 1t sold for ss226o 70 n Bollett NO. 400
TfchfeeQth-6t, sSA-~~~
am 10. 25x92, rents ior so~V per s" "
sfs 900 TO Theo. Rudd .
1.nss L. Wells had some lively bidding ~ nus senu
Ia vacant lot at onc-bundred and thirty-eighh-st
"a Sc Ann'save for s2,62o. to Louis Keigel nos
sos and $50 Union-ave, two 2-story frame o"eiAiAs'
eo ,o,. sox1s7. brought 81 222 and s2,S76.
rAa,s was considerable competition at the stand "a
49,, n Meyer for Nos 112 and liza hOnrcesk' D
;oyy brick double tenement renting ior to,voo pei
.rnum, the bidding ran from $4,000 10 sooioo' -
H. "a
tstory browns'one eehenen'' ~ ''1N
T. +. Boyler - s,,,ro6
7. was announced that plot Of land In one-hunuieu
fifth St. fronting the Hudson River whch was
avsrt,sed for sale by John F. B. Smyth ana KNOWN a
,aubcn PARK lot 229x375, with frame house. hao Oee
IA a, nrvate sale to A. KIammer, the proprietor OF
49, rbalia Theatre and Atlantic Garden, Tor S4oooo
robn r. b. Smyth sold the southeast corner VI ono ~
sunared and nfty hrstst and Grand BouieVaro' cons
.ro az Astory brick nat The bidding ran rom 9-V0V
- a so1 800: T. f. Hanson was the buyer Inc Same
.,ioneer sold 8-story and basement brick dweinns'
n lot boxe5 on West Onehundred and-seventy-nFsEs
between the Grand Boulevard and Auouooh-aVH ~ 80 ~,
~ J. E. Egberts for $1,000. The same aucnoheef O-u
No 300 West Thirty second-st' s'ory, nsn s,s SSo
and cellar house. on ios zVA'o'' ~' Oe-
from d. MsnzieA -. ,,.
Ms.s,s Brown and Levinsss have rented NO. 13S East
-nrsst %story, high stoop, pro"ns'one houSe'
opposite Gramercy Park for three years ana se'en
,a,n,h. ne the rate Of $4,000 year. letter mas
-. .aarossed nv the committee Of the Real Estate
exchange TO presidents Of the Produce stoek o0S
ton and Building Material Exchanges calling their aN
sntion to the Brundage bill 49,
At the Exchange there was call for a CORNER IVY Avo
49,. sora,e IN Jerome.aye. about Fordhsm Heights
rhs following property was offered front and rear
upsuens In Bayardst, between Mulberry ana ha~'cr
~. for $4,000 old brick buildings rented for eZ oVV
An Leonard, st. near Broadway for $4,000 NO ooA
ytthsye story dwelling and lot 25xl2o Ior sloooOo'
,,n, I.storv tepenents, soxso on secondave. near
rorty. second st. for SeS 900.