New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-01
REAL ESTATE
p1rsrNEss AT THE EXCHANGE.

RlJSINESS Al EhSuhNoA"
imporant sale yesterday at the Real Estate xx'
M. tv Iere Johnson IT, of property at
andSwentythirass sad 81 Nfcho'assso SOU W oaose
.rsnsrshp The plot offered w"she Lensh hos. ~
An the s,reet AMI in Eighthave peins No szof and
osa IN the avenue The property includes drugs at
che The hotel for ave At S. for
tha rst year 50 second and rising another hun
sred dosrs per apnum The end Of the lease There
which leased for 81 200 the arst
wear aud rising one hundred dollars for five
enc snd Of the property subject
Of s2 per to the Mutual Life Insurance Gem
pany after considerable competition to James
for The rent OF the premises dur
ing the term Of the lease is $4.275
The next property offered Nos. 800 and 304
third st. being two threestory and
basement houses subject TO mortgage for $4,000 TO
the Mutual Life Company. The properties
vero sold buyer for $4,000 each No Sl2 West
One hundred thirdst at ST. Nichoiasave 33x
80 triangle sold TO Richard Thompson for sllso0
The took No. ITO So 500 and plot
in the rear Qorty feet 81 Nichossavs) for $780,
william Kennedy Brother solo under foreclosure No 9sl
Madison ave. four story brick house and lot 25xS for
sia5OO Lille Dowdev. Ezra f. Raymond sold TIVE lot,
of land twenty four foot south OF One hundred
for $4,000 to John Murray and Thomas
Higgins,
Exchange met yesterday, William Reynolds Brown
in the chair There were also present Charles
CsHdert. Csnstaat A. Andrews. Edward Oppenheim.
or Charles Buck George F. Gants william LESTER Will
lam II Folsom William N. Grove. George wessrvslt A.
lano Myer Isaaos Beverley WAR; Henry Carr
and Richard Deevos Reports from the sub
committee City improvements were read Mr. Buck
stated bill prohibiting railways Moruingsds
Park promoted by Mr. Olmstead with view. II possible
the construction OF the proposed Boston and
Railroad He thought that while tho bill in
innocent there much OF this legislation
for private purposes and though appar
emily harmless likely to embarrass great public work
F. W Roby laid before the committee a proposed bill TO
abolish the law OF far 1t related to builders
subject proposed amendments the bill was
approved aud left for farther consideration On motion
Charles Coudert duly seconded 1t resolved that
the whole subject OF personal taxation be brought before
the noxt meeting Richard Desve while believing that
personal estate just could DO properly
forced believed that the only out Of the difficulty
by Federal law, because. II the personal
property employed industry subject tax IN
York the present would 10
driven OF the State After remrxs by Henry carr
Andrews and others the matter ever 70
be made special order for next week
Exchange there call for Ne"-f anu
Brooklyn property in excang for West Virginia am Ken
timber mineral lands 70 Duv factory property De
Canal ard Fourteenth alta At price no 20 eaGee
$4,000 The following property was offered: g nns
saw fax mill ia Huntordsn County, NJ Tor s3uVoV
Gothic cottage with OF ground at Corn WALTON
udson " for $4,000 gr SIS ana gram ,sm WIN
2Co acres OF III sullivan County n w. for Sl5O0o
E No. AZ libcrty-sI was posted ior
membership at the Exchange