New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-11
UNITE FOR TAX REFORM.
REAL ESTATE MEN WANT A GENERAL
REVISION.
DELAWARE CLUB TO HAVE NEW HoME-PRr

vATE TRANsACTIONs-NEW BUILDINGS
A meeting OF the Committee on Taxation OF the
Board of Brokers yesterday was attended by rep
resentatives OF the various organizations which
have been invited to Join the movement Tor an
entire revision of the laws. This resolution was
adopted:
Resolved That the scope OF the committee which
Is to be appointed by both branches OF the begls-
lature to revise the law IN regard to the taxation
OF franchises enlarged to include the revision on
laws in general and that the meetings OF tn ne
committee to be appointed by the Legislature shah
be public ones.
Another resolution adopted called for the appoint
ment OF an executive committee, consisting OF
representatives selected by the different organiza-
lions Interested with John F. Doyle as chairman
The following were the results OF the sales AT
au ction yesterday:
Peter F. Meyer & Co sold No. 525 West Fifteth-
ST. north side 325 feet west of Tenth-ave, 2oxlOo5
fve-story brick tenement-house; also West Fifty
frs-st No. 524. south SIDE 325 feet west OF Tenth
ave-. 25x1OO5, four-story brick store and tenement
house with three STORY brick tenement-house on
rear.
Richard " Harnett & Co. sold No. 70 East Nine
ty-frst-st north side. IA feet west OF Park-ave,
2Oxl0OS three-story stone-front dweing-house to
l.. Herman for Ns,625
L. J. Phillips & Co. sold No. 1.042 Hall Place,
east SIDE 1882 feet south Of 1s7thst. 15x75axl4sx
H5. two-story frame dwelling house. to l.. A. Eb-
ling for 1850.
Bryan L. Kennedy & Co. sold No. 1853 Lexington
ave. east SIDE 5S1t feet south Of Nnety-ffth-st..
1Sx95 three-story and basement brownstone dwell
ng-house, public auction, to /. Israel for $llSo
Also No. SO West Sixty-fourth-st.. south sde $50
feet west Of Eighth-ave, 30x005. fve-story stone
front fathouse to Henry f. Coe, plaintiff, for
s33 300 Also in South Chestnut Drive. south side.
lot No 12s on amended map Of Brentwood Park,
Williamsbridge 4Ox9S in foreclosure. to the plain
tin for 81 900.
s. Morris Pryor sold No. $50 ST. Ncholas-ave.,
east side near One hundred -eighth-st,
2S31xs3 1l1Ax25 31sxso2. hve-story apartmen-house
to d. j. Porter for $1,000. Also No. 22I East One
hundred and twenty -fourth-s north SIDE east Of
Third-ave 2Ox1OOl1, single fathouse, to James
Purdy for $1,000
Francis p. Burke has sold to a realty company the
plot at the north corner of Central Park West and
Seventy ifth-st, 1022x123.9A
John n. Goding has sold for f. r. Durkee No
Depeyster-st., 1s-foot front business property,
for $1,000. to a client.
c. F. w. Johannng sold to builder for Daniel
d. Lawson the plot on the east side Of Eighth-ave.
75xlOO twenty-five feet north OF One-hundred-and-
twelfth-st., for about $4,000.
Francis NJ. jerks sold two lots 5Ox100. on the
west side OF Broadway, 5OSh feet north Of Nine
teth-st II Is reported that this plot and the cor
ner, Oxl00 have been resold
Joseph Levy & Son sold for Mandebaum & Le-
wine Nos 2l5 and PAL West Twenty ninth-st.
Is. y. " r.
story dwelling -house. No. 119 East Fify-seventh-
ST.. for Alfred p. Dumois to Charles ". Mason:
they were also the brokers in the sale Of No. 1853
East Sixtyfourth-st last week to Mrs. Kate Bres
lin. and OF the plot. 5lxso in Parkave.. west side.
80 feet south OF Seventy seyenth-st to a Mr. Sey-
bel.
Frederick NJ. Mellert has sold for William schafer
to client for Improvement eleven lots on the west
side OF Webster-ave.. 100 feet north OF One-hun-
ireland seventy ninth-st.
j. W. d A: A. Teets have sold for client No 35S
West One-hundred and twenty -hrst-st. three
'' %Ssss sr me d s"d H s at -
old buildings, plot 4Ox75 to Isdore Ginsberg for i'm
Abbey s. Marshall has sold the plot on the north
side OF Eghty-eighth-st. 1918 feet east of Fifth
William F.; Friday of Brooklyn. has sold for
Henry b5c H to Gsaye the }Gy
Gusteve Mppmann TO- Henry ' B. Hi the @
and basement brownstone dweIlins-hou No $50
Ashford and Cleveland SITS, for 1920.
c. X. Bill has recently closed the following
Company. the large store No. Broadway. running
through to Greenwich st, and several rooms on the
thirteenth R' door 10 the Nicholas Chemical COM
pany, one-haf of the fourteenth floor; to the Ma
river side; to the JOY steamship Company offices
on the 5ee. on 00 to HUr to ss So4
American cOa Company offices on the twelfth 0n Ss
eleventh floor, and to the American Hawaiian
Steamship Company Offices on the ninth floor
plans for ive-story brick and stone private dwell
Ing house lot 81 2x991O at the northeast corner
Of Fifth-ave. and Eightieth-st at cost of about
S12S.5O0.
Plans have been submitted to Commissioner
Brady by the Delaware Club, OF the XVIII AS
sembly District. for a two-story extension TO the
four-story and basement brick dwelling house ate
No. ODD East Seventy hrst-st., which is to be re-
modelled into a clubhouse The improvement will
cost $4,000. Bowling alleys. billiard and card
The club is at present at No. IA East Sixty
ffth-st.
]. n. Petty. OF the Petty. Souard & Walker
Realty Company. has resigned from the presi-
dency of the company on account OF Ill health Inc
Board of Directors passed resolutions OF regret at
the retirement. David Quigey was unanimously