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Real estate record and builders' guide: v. 24, no. 599: September 6, 1879

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Real Estate Record AND .BUILDERS' GUIDE. YoL. XXIV. NEW YOKK, 8ATUliDAY, 8ErTEM13Eil (i, l«7ij. N'o. 6'JU. Published Weekly by QnM'Vdl Estate Jlccorb ^ssonattoii. TERMS. ONK YKAK, in advance.. ..SIO.OO. Coinmunications should be addres.sed to C. "W. SWKKT, Nos. 315 AND 347 Buoaiiwav DIRECTORY (JF A'AC.-\NT LOTS. HI. 1-(1URT1I WENCE, FROM KlKTy-XLVTH TO EIGllTV- RI.XTII .STlllCirr. S e cor Olst, st, 100x80. R \v cor (Wd st, lOOxloO. N w cor (;-2d St. l()(ix(i(). \V s, I--'.").:") n (Wd st, .-lOxHlO. E s, liK.l.'.; n (Kd .st, I5.:;"(xl0(). E s. 7;")..-) 11 l)-id .st, 12."ixluu. N e cor CiMd st, lOOxKlO. E .«, 1()()..5 11 bod st, •iO.oxO'.r). N w cor (iod st, 10(1x7.5. H w cor Ooth .st, lOCxlOO. E s, bet 04th and 05th sts—block—200xl()(). AV s, bet 0.5tb and OOlli sts—block—'iOOx 100. S 0 cor (jtitli st, 70x80. \V s, bet (iSth and O'.lth sts—block—200x100. AV s, bet ooth and 7()th sts—block—'iOOx 100. S e cor 70tli st, I00xl0."i..'>. N ecor 7()tb st, lOOxlOU. \V s, bet Tlst and 72d sts—block—204x100. W s, bet 72d and T:;d sts—block—204x100. N 0 cor 7^2d st, .54.4x100. H ecor78d st. l.'iOxKlO. iS' w cor 7;-ld st, 102x100. N e cor 7l-5fl .'•t, 'i7.'2x77.S. E s, •2t.'2 11 7od st, 7.")x77.-S. W s, bet 74tli and 7.-)tli sts—block—204x100. E s, bet 74tb and 7r)tli sts—block—204x100. \V s, bet 7.5th and 70th sts-block—204x100. E s, bet 7.")th and 7(;th sts—block—t2()4.o;'.;xl00. AV s, bet 7filh ami 7(ith sts—block—'ilMx.'si). N ecor7(.thst, 51x100. N w cor 77tbst, 15:^x100. E s, 51.2 n 77th st, 51x100. N w cor 7>>ili st, P20x75. E s, '2.5.8 n 78tb st, 25.0x80. E s, 51.2 n 78th st, 1.5:3x100. AV s, bet Tilth and 80th sts, 204x100. ]S' w cor .SOth st, 102x100. Es, 25n80.b.st, T.5xlOi). E s, 100 n 80th st, 51..'5x100. « e cor 80th st, 51.1x100. E .s, 102.2 n SLst st, 80x100. N w cor S'2d st, 102.2x'.)0. AV s, i;iS.8 n 82d st, 14.7xi)0. AV s, ]5SS n 82d st, •25.(i>^xy0. Js e cor 82d st, 7:5x00. I^ w cor 8:5(1 st, :d4x8(). \V s, :54 n S;5d St, 18.2x80. AV s, 52.2 n 8:5d st, 50x80. S vr cor84tlist, 10'2xl()0. N vr cor 84th st, •25.0%x—. W s, 2.5.0K 11 84tb st, 2.5.0)^x:34.2i^x(>7j.<. AV s, 51 n 84th sl, '2.5.0>^,x07.1 i^x.82.2;4i'j. AV s, 7(;.7>^.< n 84tli st, l-i7.«x8^2.22>j'. N e cor 84tli st, 25.G>f5(i.8. E s, 2.5.0>^ s SSth St. 51 lxS2.2.5:f. SEVENTY-XIXTU STREET. S .s, 100 e uth av, ;500xl02.2. S w cor Madison av, 20xl0-2.2. N s, 100 e otb av, 300x102.2. N w cor Madison av, •20x102.2. S s, 2^25 e Madison av, 100x102.2. S w cor 4th av, 75x84.4. N s, IOO w 4th av, .50x102.2. S s, IOO e 4th av, 300x102.2. S e cor Lexington av, 20x102.2. S s, 20 e Lexiugton av, 30x102.2. N s, 145 e Lexington av, 50x102.3. N s, 242 e Lexington av, 44x102.2. iiiirnir.ri! sriir.c.r. R s, 100 e 5tli av, 2-i5xl0:.'.^2. N s, 100 e 5tli av, 75x102.2. X s, 70 w JJadison av, .5(ixl(>2.2. .\ s. 120 w Madisoii av, (k!x1()2.2. S s, 100 e Madison av, 2()0xl(rJ.2. N e cor Mudison av, 10(ix7ri.7J.^. N s, 100 c Madison av, •2(,x70.7ii<, N s, r2() e Madisoii av! .5xl(r2.^i. " N s, 1'25 e Madison nv, 175x102.2. N s, :5(10 e Madisoii av, 2()xl(i2.2. N s, 100 e 4th av, 100x102.2. N s, 5 w Lexington av, 125x102.2. M e cor Lexington av, .5x102.2. S 0 cor Lexington av, 2()x 102.2. Ss, '20 0 Lexington av, l'2.(ixlO'2.2. S s, 51 e Lexiiigtonmiv, :57.0xl02.2. S s, 115 e LexiiiKton av, .50x102.2. S s, •2-20 e Lexiiigtim av. 22xl()2.^2. N e cor Lexington av. •2(ix 10:2.2. N s, 20 e Lexington av, 25x102,2. Kiiitrrv FiusT .st..i-;kt. .S 100o.5tbav, SOOx 102.2. 0 cor JIadison av. 20x102.2. .<, 1(10 e .5th av, •25x102.2 , bet Madison and 4tli avs—block, s, 1(10 e4tb av, :{00x 104.4. e cor Lexington av, 5x104.1. s, 75 e 4 th uv, 1-25x1(12. i. .s, 225 e 4lh av, •25xl0^2.2. s, .55 w Lexington av, 50x102.2. e cor Lexington av, •20x102.2. s, •2(1 e Lexington av, 50x102.2. s, 02 e Lexington av, 1 l()xl()^>.2. e cor Lexiimton av, •20xl()2.'2. s, 20 e Lexington av, 75.x 102.2. KIGlITV-SIX.DXIl STUEET. s, 100 e 5tli av, av. 225x102.2. s, Il0e5thav, •2-i5xl('2.^2. .s, m) e 5th av, .50x1(12.2. w cor Madison av, 10x102.2. s, bet Madison and 4th avs—block. .s, 85 e Madison av. 2'25.xl02.'2. .s, 125 e4tli av, •25.xK«.^2. s, ^2^25 e 4th av, •25x1(12.2. s, :550e4th 20x102.2. s, :^7()e4tli av, :50xl«2.^3. e cor Lexington av, .5.\ 102.2. s, •200 e 4tirav, 25xl02.^2. .s, 5 w Lexington av. .'>()xI0^2.2. w cor Lexington av, 5x102.2. s, 87.I)j-.< e Lexington av, 70.8x102.2. LEGAL DECISIONS. SUCCESPIO.N- TA.X—nfSllAM) ANH WIFE. Chief Justice AA'aite, .sitting as Circuit Judge for this circuit, has recentlj- decided the following; A husband purchased propertj- with his own means, and took title thereto in the nameof his wife, with an understanding between them, that she should make a will devising tbe propertj' to the husband in case be survived ber. Subsequentlj', and in Februarj', 1800, she died. Held, that not¬ withstanding the husband paid for the property and the nominal title onljr was in the wife, under tbe succession tax act of IStil the husband is bound to paj- tax upon the devolution of the title to bim. The fact that the will was made on account of an agreement to that elfect by the wife when she took title, rendered it none the less an instrument creating a beneficial interest in the husband on his death, and that, under the statute, is the succession to be taxed. noxn OF CO-l'AUTNEUS—AVHEX .lOI.NT AND SEVE- llAL. A., as suretj' for B., on an indebtedness to C. & Co., executed to the latter a bond and mort¬ gage on bis real propertj'. C. & Co., desiring to raise inonej' on the mortgage, gave an additional bond which was signed bj' the individual mem¬ bers of tbe firm, but not iu the firm name. A. failed to paj' the interest on the mortgage, as it matured, and the all'airs of tbe firm of C. & Co. were placed in the hands of a receiver. The property was foreclosed and a deficiency arose on the sale of tho s;iine which it was .sought to secure from the .assets of tbe tiriii of C. Se Co. The re¬ ceiver coiitestcil upon the ground that the bond was not signed in the lirm name, and tluit, there¬ fore, the assets of the lirm ought not to bo u.sed to pav the deficieiicj- judgment. The Court of Appeals adjudge that the bond, notwithstanding its form, having been exectitoti in the busine.ss of the firm of C. Sc Co., and for the benefit thereof, must be regarded na a co- liarnership obligation and is pajabie out of the assets of the lirm. I'AUTXEUSinr—RIOIITS OF rART-VEILS ON DISSiV LUTIO.V. A. and B. entered into copartnership in a nior- cantile bti.sine.ss. B. to furnish the cajiital and A. to give his skill and services in lieu of other capi¬ tal. The profits of the concern were to be divided equally between the copartner.*--. A. brou{;ht suit for a dissolution of the copart¬ nership, and for an accounting previous to the time agreeil upon for u dis.solut ion of the firm. The Superior Court bold, that A. has no interest in the stock, excepting so for as in the progre.?s of the business it might be converted into profits, and he is not entitled to an accounting ujion a basis of what profits might be realized on a sale of the stock on liiind at the time of a decree for dissolution. EFFECT OF fXI'EUFOKMED AGREEMENT TO LOAN ON HONI) AND .MORTGAGE. A. agreed to loan B. $1,0-22 on bond and mort" gnge. The loan was approved, and tbe bond and mortgage drawn; the latterof which was put upon record bj- the attoriiej- for A. A., however, re¬ fused to give the monej' on account jf a certain alleged cloud iijion the title. AA'berenpoii B. brought suit in assumpsit, to recover tbe ainouiit promised. The Marj'land Court of Appeals determine, that the action for the sum agreed to be loaneil could not be maintained, and stated that if aiij- action would lie it woiihl onlj' be an action for breach of contract in which the actual damages and not the stiiii agreed to be loaned was recover¬ able. EFFECT ON SL'RETV OF TAKING INTEREST I.V ADV.VNCE FOR A TIME nEYONO DATE OF MA- • TCRITV OF DERT. AVhere a wifo executed a mortgage and the husband joined in the bond as suretj'. and the niortgagoe accepted from the wife interest in ad¬ vance for a time bej-oiui that fixed by tbe bond for the payment of the debt. Held that such acceptance created an implied agreement to e.x- teiid t'jc time of iiayinent of the debt, and opera¬ ted to discbarge the suretj-. HEAL ESTATE MARKET. At the Exchange Salesroom, all sales held during the week were pursuant to orders of courts, the plaintiff heing the purchaser in every case. Among the recorded conveyances are the following ; In con¬ sideration of the sum of §575.000. Dun, Barlow & Co. have conveyed to Henry H. Cook, the block of land bounded bj' Fifth and Madison avenues, Seventy- eighth and Seventy-ninth streets (not Ninety-eighlb and Ninety-ninth streets), as erroneously reported in tho daily papers. This sale was effected in June last, and at that time it was supposed that the purchaser was Mr. D. O. Mills, of California. Mr. Cook has con¬ veyed to Mr. A. B. Smith, of the Ann of Dun. Barlow & Co.. two lots on the east sid9 of Fifth ave¬ nue, 50.2 nortii of Eightv--third street, consideiation. $75,000. Heber R. Bishop bas taken title to plot 100.5 x'2'25 on the southeast corner of Fifth avenue and Sixty-seventh street, consideration. S"-50,0<:0. and the executors of AVm. T. Garner have conveyed to Arnold & Constable, for S2()O,0OO, two blocks on tbe east side