New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-16
REAL ESTATE.
VALUABLE BUILDING PLOT SECURED
IN EXCHANGE.
NUMEROUS SALES OF rLArHousEs REPORTED

NUMEROUS SALES OF F1.ATHOUsEs RfPoRTEp-
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.
bingham BROTHERS, the builders. have purchased
from Joseph B. Tompkins the desirable building
plot 766xloD at the southeast corner or RiVersoe
Drive and Nnety-fifth-st free and clear TOT apou'
$4,000. They have given In exchange the heish's'
ar apartmenthouse. on the south side OF one nun
dred-and- fifty second-st. extending from ST. Memo
las Place 20 St. Nicholas-ave. 343x0s l0x3i3; also
the two ive-sory fireproof hathouses. each 339X"X
1ooll on the north side Of One-hundred 'and-nine-
teenth-st 90 feet west OF Park-ave. The valuation
nut upon the Heights Is $4,000 and ii is mortgagei
for $4,000 The two fiathouses in One-hundred-ahd-
and are put in at about $1,000 Bingham Brothers
will improve the Riverside Drive plot at once VA,
Bonil TO a MIR Jackson No. l2i West Ninety frs
ST.. fve-s,ory limestone and bricK front apar-
The Washington Life Insurance Company has
sold two ive-story fathouses in East One hundred
been sold TO NJ smithers and No 81 TO II. scheide-
berg o,.-..o,,.o hoe ,,,ro,osea from Tboma.
Moloney. 10. liz West onehundred and thirty,
fourth-st.. five-story fathouse .sx,11 giving in
ruh three-sory dwelling is9xloO1
1t was said at the office Of the Metropolitan Life
further I progress had been made toward consum-
mating The proposed deal between that company
"' Wam Rosenzweig has sold 10 Irving Bachrach,
for j. l.. Buttenweser, the new six-story apart
ment house, yJXIeSXIUO, AT NJ w vi
Only three parcels were brought under the ham
b ESas So 10 t. sS
Bleecker-st.. 25x00, two.story frame dwelling TO
William NJ Ryan sold under foreclosure :. NO. COS
West End-aye 2OX10O. q five-story and basement
fathouse 10 Orlando Marine, plaintiff. for s25 Sc?
William Kennedy sold under foreclosure NO. ~,
q Pell-st three and six story brick tencments ana
stores to Robert Kerr. plaintiff. for $4,000 ~
j. Clarence Davies & Co have sold for Henry MI
north side Of One cumberland ty-hfth-st; $50
feet Of Willis-aye No Ssi East
N Ct We
and nnh-st. between Columbus ave. ana tentrai
park West. from the builder. Alexander Cameron
The f. H. Lyons Company has sold for the Chris
tjan Stark estate the plot with frame houses on the
east side of Third-ave. 15O feet north of Rose-st
50xlS7 running through to BergeE-ave., with 'front.'
The Committee on Legislation of the Real Estate
Exchange and Auction Room Limiied met y s,noI
line bills now before the Legislature. L. j. Gala
nan. who had been invited to address the meeting;
explained the object and scope of the bills ana
called attention to the fact that one of them would
legaze the occupation CT the stoop-line within 1--WE
| books of public market. Any such boundary a.
this would include that part CT Fhth-ave. nearest
Edward il. Moeran. the chairman of the meet
ing. will go TO Albany this afternoon to arrange
for conference between the Com nittee on CH i
and the committee from the Real Estate FIX
change; ~, .oao cha, ~. ,,ree hill.
Mr.. Callahan said Yesterday tnal tie thIte b'''s
contained provisions which could be attackec
through the courts. He also announced that IN,
a committee. consisting of W. McCarroll. r. II
| Thurber and himself. TO fight against stoop-nn'
| encroa chment ,,- ., ~
A resolution introduced by Louis H. Bert
| demanding that existing laws be enforced an,
| and TO provide for the running OF night cars a
| more frequent intervals
| The BOARD of Governors Of the Real Estate
| Board of Brokers meets this afternoon al NO o
| Iiberty-st.. to consider number OF proposed
| changes in its constitution.