New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-15


;s.s So 90 OK 5sS
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rs,s table includes lighthouses. tenement-houses
na,s dwellings, Office buildings. public buildings
"a miscellaneous buildings. The greatest num-
s =, buillngs were put up in the last six months
w pif,v-uinth and One hundred and twenty
am SITS. west Of Eghth-ave.
NETWORK LANDLORDS AND LEASES
rs.,s &c now a moderate inquiry at brokers'
., Gov houses and apartments for the year be-
zinc Oc,obe~ l. People who refused 10 renew
1T, leases last spring account OF the nigh
entails are now looking about for places to live
:, when they return from the country. There is
rooa chance however. that many OF last years
.ar,n,s will not return to the city unless the land
,o,ss will consent 10 moderate concessions In rents
:, some quarters brokers report that there is
nlrneness on the part OF owners 10 make con-
LESSONS this fall This is encouraging. and 1t Is to
5, hnnsd that all the landlords in the city VIII
have the good to make out leases on more
reasonable terms 1t is extremely doubtful II iana-
lords will be able 10 fiji their houses unless 'hey
do The time Is fast approaching when they must
declare themselves The time for making out new
leases will soon be here. and II owners want 10
have q good paving set OF tenants they would bet
ter begin at once TO announce that rents Will be
made ont on different scale from last year
R,ook,vn and the suburbs are offering low rents.
Many New-Yorkers have already gone there 10
live
Country real estate men offered such pleasing In
ducements las, spring that many people here gave
I'd their city homes and went 10 suburban towns,
where they would not have TO expend all the money
they made In paying rents Winter time Is not so
pleasant in the country In the summer. People
who are accustomed 10 living in the city VIII want
TO come back IN the fall, and city landlords should
do something toward making II possible FOR them
to return. There will be money in 1t for the land
lords
SALES OF THE WEEK
The business done In the auction rooms last week
amounted sz2s55o $4ss "a In the previous
week and s2l.g25 in the corresponding week year
70. The following the principal transactions
G private sale for the week:
Sawson G. Hobbs sold for p NJ. Stewart TO Mrs.
Mcdonald No. 325 West Seventy ffth-st., four
story brOwnstOns dwelling lot 22x5Sxlo22 for $500
tour-sory s,one-front private house. No Ss West
seven,y-seconds,.. for $500; also for Skinner &
Xmsterdam-ave. also for l. H. Walker nve-story
Philadelphia pressel-brck fathouse. %xsoxlO. No.
E. p Graf four-story brownstone and brick
from, private dwelling. No. 40 West Eighty-tnird-
o. j. cottage, including four acres OF land Ben
nett Graf have leased for Nj DAVIDSON 70
west, seven,y-afih-st.. a fOur-s,Ory stone-front
dwelling Nxol
front dwelling. lSxsOxOo feet, No. S2 West Fifty
ffth-st, for $500 Lalor Brothers have sold the
iays,,si9ry sone-front house VIII 10, % * NO
Hoffman Brothers sold for John Jettit the new
seyen-sory and basement office building, brick and
terra Gotta, in L!Derty-st running through 10 &c
NAsirsa Exchange BId.g to Dr. Charles r r.
change Building This mikes plot OF about 10
iset IN Liberty By liz feet in Wasnington-sL; by
Inc price at which tbs last plot was sold has not
Sesn given out but It is in the neighborhGod OF
.v ysM Taking the Two pareets together the en-
heen al
mann mann to stephen Wohlieb No. 2os West Sixty
tOur'h-st, a fve-siOry double brick apartment
mouse lot zxsxlco. for S2lcoo.
halpn q Bogeri sold for the New-York life m
I cn. Company . Margaret r. GaI,ingnan 40 %
70 Sonvent-ave. fOur-s;ory stone dwelling. iot ~
XIV Tor $500 Origin Nandenburgh sold NO, "
West Ffy-nffSst. a four-story stone dwelling.
!ot BxsxlD. for 81 90
M Kayser sold for Philip Braender to l.. W.
Dnkelsps No. le5 St. Nichoiasave:. west side. SD
norm OF One-hundr eighteenth-st five-story
aparunenh ouse on lot about 3lxS.
a D. JanpOe e. CO. sold for II. Werner the two
,re-slory brick snge fats Nos ,5d and .5Gs Mad
s9laaaye 70 Gustav Gunkel The same firm also
sMadlsonave. at 81 go. Mr Mccormick giving in
ssInnange the fve-story brick double fat-house NO
aAs One.hundred- nd-fourteenth-st.. at vaIua-
1enn R Foley sold for Mrs. Carey No. 3i4 East
Sl -nfth-st. single four-siory
" hat-house, lS9xGJxlOD. for $4,000
siaA bachrach sold for David Steinfeld the new
Onssry brick and stone fat-house No: 40 East
Wrss.nundred-and- twenty -second-st TO Mrs. Mary
'lseSorley for 81 0oD
Julius Friend sold for j. H. Fleisch his four-story
Sys,daoent residence No 81 East Seventy-ninth-st'
~A'Ai~s to Robert y. Cleverdon for about $4,000
coNvEYANCEs AND MORTGAGES.
."s Following table shows the number OF convey
nss' mortgages and projected buildings for last
IVA Snd Tor the same week in 1888
CONVEYANCES.