New-York tribune., 1900-01-24
REAL ESTATE.
BROKERS' TAKE ACTION ON THE FALL
LOWS BILL
of Kersey.


The meeting of the Real Estate Board of Brokers
held at No Ill Broadway yesterday was well at
tended 1t was called for the purpose of consider
ing the bill introduced into the Assembly by MT
Fn1lows making it a penal offence for any one 10
offer for sale or attempt to procure mortgage on
property without the written consent or the owner
In the text Of bill it is provided. in Section "o
that "any person who shall offer for sale or shaii
attempt TO procure purchaser for any real prop
erty without written authority OF the owner ol
such property of his attorney in fact appolnteu
In writing or of a person who has made written
contract for the purchase of such property with
the owner thereof, shall be guilty of a mlsde-
meanor" Section 7S1 provides that amy person VINO
shall make application to any other person OF 10
any corpora ZION for loan upon any real propef'S
without the written authority of the owner OF such
real property or of his attorney in fact appointed
in writing or of a person who has made a written
contract for the purchase OF such property WIN
the owner thereof shall be guilty OF a mlsue-
meanor.'
1t was explained yesterday that the bill is
primarily aimed at irresponsible persons-curb-
stone brokers-who carry their offices around IN
hat and who get in behind responsible brokers
and euchre them out of their commissions
John F. Doyle president OF the Board of Brokers'
speaking of the bill after the meeting Yesterday
said:
As was in the chair at the meeting l could not not
into the discussion, OF course; | think t me
is that it doesn't go far enough. 1t Is a little
The best eaca sort Of St e WHAT T9tG broker
was-in other words, that would say that II II, a man man
for instance he is legally recognized as member
of the fraternity For example may cite me pusi nr
besides pawnbrokers lend money on personal prop
that line OF business pay license for conducting
SO legitimate real estate dealers have a right TO
expect protection.
The real estate market developed little OF special
interest yesterday. There several sales OF
vacant plots and the usual sales OF dwelling and
apartment houses made up a fairly good budget;
In the auction room two parcels in The Bronx ana
one parcel the lower West Side were sold TO
8ank Witch now oSeupies the building at the north
west corner Of Grand-s and the Bowery has i taken
row being completed at the northwest corner OF
broadway and Third-st.
THE RECORD OF SALES.
Herbert A. sherman in cSnnestiqn o. Tiih Brya1
executor No. 1876 West seventieth-st, four story
tension to Jesse & Bennett The price was S37.5OO
Epstein, solomon & solomon have sold sold the p!ot
one hundred -tenth-s 70 Samuel LANCER VINO VINO
Of about sts oeo from plans by Nathan l., LANCER
X Pettit the plot 5xioo at the southeast corner OF
Broadway and 0ne-huldT d-seGond-st IS; The
seven story apartment house; also for John % Nc
80 b ia 20 % Sxfx stUaed on the east side
of Broadw,y. 50 feet south of one-hundred-and-
Warren & sktllin have sold to a client, for about
%os sgg sge anG IT sol Eg6tRave WIN
Gustave Newman has sold for William sternkor
to r. Benjamin No. 66 ST. Marks Place a five story
hathouse lot 25x97.6 $4,000; also sold No. 80.
four story brownstone hathOuse. lot 25x93.1l.
Francis VI. Marks has sold Nos. 2S99 and 2.90l
Eighth-ave; two five story apartment houses, on a
plot 49llXlO0.
George W. Splitter is reported to be the buyer of
No. II West Twenteth-st.
Julius Friend has rented 10 the National Butchers
and Drovers' Bank, for Robert Hoe, the ground
floor consisting OF about 4.800 square feet, in the
building approaching completion at the
northwest of Broadway and ThirdrFt. The
lease is for long term OF years. The bank now
occupies the building the northwest corner OF
Grand-st. and the Bowery. which recently sold
Mr. Friend has also leased for a client 10 John
Miles. wholesale mtllner, the ground floor of the
building at the northeast corner OF Broadway and
HOuston-st.
Charles r. Faruolo & Co have leased the six
story tenement houses Nos 5l7 and 59 East Fourth
ST.. for Elias Kempner. TO J. Pasqualo and A. Pal
lazzo for a term of five years and three months
from February / at a rental of $4,32O year.
BY deed recorded yesterday Russell Sage trans
ferred 70 Joseph Hamershag the property at the
northwest corner of Sixty-seventh-st and Central
Park West 25.5X10o The consideration mentioned
in the deed was $1,000 The buyer made a mort
gage in favor of Mr.. Sage for $4,000 payable in
three years. 't
A mortgage for four years for $4,000 at 4 ner
cent given by the Real Estate Corporation Of m
city of New-York to Mary S. Hoe on property in
Westchester-ave.. southeast corner of Southern