New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGEo.

The real estate auction sales presented Few
points OF interest the market yesterua'' on"
the plaintiffs were the buyers In nearly every III
stance The most important parcel soid was No.
3 East Seventy second-st.. offered by H. T. AZ
graham. a four-story stone-front house, on o'
9ov,oo Tbero was only one bid OF $4,000 and the
trustees of the Peabody Educational RUM "e'e
the buyers. - ~
D. p. Ingraham also offered pot in Taylor-ave'
north side 2xlCO. % feet northeast OF Gay ave
1t sold to the plaintiff for 800
William Kennedy offered No. pa Stanton-s.''
four-story brick tenement. on lot 2oxloo' winch
sold to the plaintiff, including the mortgage anu
interest for s2ls25.
y Farley G. Son have sold No. 80 West Eighty
ninth-st one OF row of brownstone house'' ~
VI. Hess for about $4,000.
Herman brothers have sold for Charles Schles-
niger the seven-story marble and iron building on
the southwest corner OF Tempe and Liberty sts''
% 6xjtG 10 John G.. Agar. who is said 10 repre-
sent other persons. OF whom. 1t Is rufhore''
Is Jefferson W. Levy. The purchase price IS ABOUT
$4,000. 80
Walker g. Lawson have sold the plot, Jllxiw OH
the southwest corner of the Boulevard ana oH'.
hundred-and -seventh-st.. to Daniel = Siawsoh, at
s3j COO and lot IN West End-ave., east side' JuS'
north of Nincty-first-st.. at about SlS"p.
John W. Arfman has fled plans for the buiidi's
of a fve-story brick iathouse at NO. u :
Catharine slip; cost $4,000. - $500. for ai,era
tons its four-sory and attic brck puu''5, ves
the block bounded by Park and IeX ns, COO oe
Sixty-eghth and Sixty-ninth sts to COST s-V IT,,
Gutwillig Brothers have sold TO l.uthei To-
well the four lots. 102xO2. on the north sile -, VI
Seventy -nrst-st, l2j feet west OF west f.lu-"
excavateJ for Improvement These are ,ne tb ,ar
four out OF thirty four lots purcnasei ny IL.
two years ago in the same block All th' otio. >
have since been improved With hgh-cIass pl 49,. .
dwellings Mr. Hartwell Will erect SIX Se,s
foot American basement four and one-haIi SUI
dwellings, with stone fronts and extensions, na u
wood trim and all other modern iinproVeiilcne' r,
The Tribune has received the following from u
r. Gregor & Son: ,,, ,r,hu,o a
We notice in to-days issue OF The tribune Il
notice stating that No. % West Eighty-secohl-se'
sold bv us was sold for $4,000 We are not a.
liberty to give the exact figure but can assure YOU
that the price paid for the house exceeded Una !.
amount The purchaser H. Hebcken ana NOT
George u. 49,. H. oorarol
meeting OF the sub-committee on me genera :,
scope OF the Brokers' Board was heid yesternaS
i'm the boardroom OF the Real Estate f,Nchahse.
There were present J. Romano Brown, chairman
Douglas Robinson Frederick IitteI, j. clarence
Davies and Irving Rutland. The session was ut -,
voted chiefly TO the drafting OF preliminary 50.
of rules for the Brokers' Board. g.
Charles T.owen. the builder. has sold the nVe-
story brick fiat i0xlO0. situated at the southeast
corner of Eighty and Amsterdam-aVe. LOT
$4,000. .,.ho,oh
Rut few sales were reported yesterday. although
much property is on the verge OF changing