New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-20
- The wldcning of Churcl,-s.. and the

ylu The Wldcning of Churcl;-s.. and the
hcicf CT neutrality-suspicious. re plans proposed for
Ie.i o. brosdfay - the widening Of Caurch-st. and
Us CONTINUATION beow Fulton Gts preset. terminus, 10
In,i'yfaee ard So by the bend ola few feet into Greene
W'chst~ hch reaches the Battery Then in tine other
oieciloh, moris has been drawn praying the CORPORA
ton 20 extend and widen the tr1ugh WoseT-st aud
Up TO Unversypsce Tns would MAKE a line parallel
WIN bfoeowy and tend 20 the relief Of thas thoroughi-e
II It were rot for greet mistake IL ebsnrd 70
on Iufther IRON Broadway, after reaching Canal 81 We
hust come II to this be done by
6reenest II Cburchst be wdcned % feet the
broadway noe and Greene the on its west SIDE We
snail then nave II hndd avenue 70 run northwarciy,
within six blocks Of Union Park The condition OF the
property Ill Churchst clearly indicates this the most
Of Churchs along its whole length From Fulton 20 We
seyst IS 81. Pauls Churchyard, in which there
graves within d feet of the street vesey Barclay
ia one hne store and church from Barclay Murray
two bnck hou.es which slresdy marked to be pulled
down; from Murray Warren is the Universais Church,
abandoned and sold and Nnall houses from
Warren TO Chambers there two houses only aud from
Chambers TO Read from Read 10 Duane none from
Duane 10 Anthony the Hospital yard which will be
The worse for Its with reduction OF % feet after
the, you may pass clean Up TO CGnas distance OF FIVE
blocks and not building on the east side Of Church
ct that worth the old materials for carrying that
the side of that stI eet might very adyentageoay boh
for private and public interest be made Is fet wider The
west slde has many individual and con-
icng Interests to contend with But the great point in
this is TO keep Broadway The attempt
70 get Shurcht widened on It's west de ridiculous and
when by widening the side you make one coatiz
uous ard fine avenue through Gretne-st.
The memorial to widen the side has been circulated
Dsdousy ard the Of the property away
have hardly become Informed Of it, They awaken
ing 10 the importance of resisting which will
serve only some cunning speculaoIs without beDeng the
public
We want thoroughfare. Let have it near to Broa,
way, and rot allow it to b. crooked of into Wooster
where viii net be used If made The natural improve
ment is that which is here suggested any win he
Convinced who will take the trouble walk over the
g1ound. And this Fortunate time undertake it,
for there not than three four substantial build
lngs from Fulton to Canal st. on the east side OF Chnrcs
AN OLD NEW-YORKER.
New-YoIk, Dec. 10, 1889.
~ Post.OGlce, Observation-Disclosures The mails
fer Cali oinis SC, via Aspinwa direct per ILLINOIS,
Will close at this office on Monday, Dec 20 at p NJ:
WIN v BRADY, I'm.
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where always be found large numbers Of Lsborers ard
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filed by writing the Superintendent and
g the necessary pay the passage Of the parties
JAS. p. FAGAN, Superintendent