New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23
Out-oETowE Residences.

| Out-of.TowE Residences.
The various causes which have tended 70 fill
our city to overlooking daring the last three yeaIs have
been efficient in raising and rents to such pitch
as to become inolerablo to oil save the very wealthy
Residences that could formerly be had in abundance at
seven eight hundred dollars per annum have pcen
! forced up thousand and far beyond, and worse
still hardly TO be had az TINT Taxes have gone up
that to aude 10 them is 10 increase to an uureasob
able degree The thermomotros discomfort Of the reader
in these Lot days; and everything points 20 the severe
necessity OF seeking suburban residences as near The
city as may be possible.
Brook yn OF course the first city Of refuge but the
ice the double railroad f. and tie thr1nged boats
are Ssouroe OF dissatisfaction mul'itudes Jersc!
CityN quite bad not o. say worse and there remain
but the outer towns reached by the great railways or
the upper parts Of Manhattan Island But memory run
meth back of t. few accidents these sub
urban trains and 1t remains but to eonside iOifVe
and its negbbors.
Passing over the swa'npy and uuplcasng region from
Eighty to Harlem Bridge We find the beautiful
town Of MorIsania beginning stretch ambitious AZ n.
down toward Manhattan Island, and already connected
with the city by line OF horse cars running across
Harlem Bridge 10 meet the Tbrdave. al Onehun-
dred aud thireth-st. Ia tils section OF country our
attention has recently been called H. large nnnlef o
lots with few houses already erected FIRST offered
/ ior sale 70 responsible and acceptable parties
Visiting the locality few days since We were pensad
10 ind very rromising opportunity FOR the middle
Of hayday and Of grsspng landlords. The old Morris
estate, occrpynE in Revolutionary DAYS Largo tIaet
Of the beautiful country lyns on the Harlem aDa Eas
Rivers, stu retains rs headquarters neefly cppq,ic
Harlem Bridge and coiiidsi61.s T6ft.6s Of iis
original land. For man years tie nitaehinonts
natural TO the owner of property that Tor two cen.
prevented thu estate nom yioding up I" tho demands
II business the land the principal streets Of the nc
joining town and this Go explains the odd appeal ,noe
Of Development uore. The Iowu has started At lini
much above tho river and the Morris estate and has
extended its growth southeriv direction instead Of
working upward from the city and iis "a sIASd W
he uilllnlfINr
| Happily for the public interests about hundred
ceres Of land have An disposed o. % number 81 gea
ileuisn Of tfs city and be'ng psf On ocr'te.
TO attract purchasers "a rapidly ~ S.res' ~, ~
admit The property commences 40 feet rom te hf
lem Bridge M Cumberland thirty ana
extends far nor,hwaTd a. Ohe-huhaIeu' an ,iy,y
seventh ST. bounded OF The thrd side by 'he .ii bos
ton Road" non Third ave, the streets anu a'ehuet
here re.arin ing the nomenclature OF Tie cry isfb.
poron OF the land remains unsOd and on part OF thH
new houses being erected For example on VIZ" VIM
ave- which meets tie Third ave al aDotl oa.lIuui,u
ard fort,.tlrd-si block Of 10 brick dweihns houses
% feet front by 81 feet deep stories win basement
are now IN process Of creotonj and on ie sfcei au
joining smother row. mainly A.nllar 70 these' nre
fhortly 90 be put up also. " .,
me houses now erecting on WIlissve. are intended
for sale and are placed - tie very Teas0Aabc rae 81
s. so each house and lot. such budlhss ooud hh'!
no Lonel for an npuroximaiiOn suoJ price IN the
CITY OF even IN Harlem or iorkvile, ana N NeH. ofA
WORLD rent easily for 81 go per drnEri The interest
aud taxes on these honses together are expected 70 m
within the limit OF four hundred dollars, ana man
chasinc here speedily becomes ais own master ia
dependent Of harry landlords and eAorotant chttn'
The lots will be Sold whether buildings be arealY
erected unop them under sucA RESTRICTIONS az I"
proprieiy OF use. &c, IS shall ehectuay Dn' al! lu
to neighooring property ana aIo'hy Ioo .iae ~
seyeral gentlemen who intend establishing elegant
country residences there. or course tns o i'sri -
sufficient guarantee that the properly y " po a. 'es
valuable the future as II N al the present anu p''
n, NJ all acquainted with the increasing Vsue oil idhd
In that section do not need 70 be informed now PFon'e
: be investments there will prove 10 be
4. rlTIt
Improve mcnts The Is supplied with cIceen gns
water flows In foot wells readily ~ tue Oh ~
Pepusyvann, and cistern " also added 70 the o'ei
advantages. The waicr which comes from TINS SANDY
Led Is clear sweet, and pronounced qlte elns 70 me
Croon. In time however, II Is quite possbio mat
nav be replaced by tho nirOdr "ton into the town OF
water from the BfOnr River which Is only mile and
q half distant Jhis, however. caAnet he fecAohea ~
30 early day viii any certainly an me havhhlnsa
and few or none Of the Disadvantages OF oit lesI'
dence are 20 be found iere SCHOOLS arc o
and OF course DO not fan 20 inanl.s' -,
Churches plenty and e@ceAei, LIZ, -. - :. 49,
parsonage on one of these very loisi euu sluII' a
,,r,no,,,s an mo main street, which ~ haggen ana
ourbed quite to the limits Of Harlem The Mofrs,h,'
1 fremont aud Foflham cars now run across we M
lon bridge 20 meet those Oi tie IAlfd-hie ~ li
leave tie bridge every FIVE minutes for tie Wv hi
day and night fare CENTS 30 tb1L 10 AZ iAle"tS nu
purposes the resident Of N'rsi'snIh ~ f..' % ,
veuienty situated for brsiss dpd 10Y coini!l q
he ,verh IN te uuu; wards Of tho cliy an4 very nurh
more 40 taan cie who might have hah lis ry s
dence at Fourteenth street i"ehy ysnis ns,' t"p
lots arc on high ground G,oL saDsoA o. sanu, iui,
rabv adapted Tor iasf the purposes .ow demanded 0;
IL; a very different foundation indeed from Tie tiounn
at Harlem which In places covers Tie water by Only
about three feet or So
Altogether The site Is an excellent one convenient,
cheap pleasant; rural enough ~ Summer without being
unapproachablo IN Winter readily reached from New
York city by cars and IN the Summer by Dosts--tne
Sylvan Shore and Sylvan Grove 1T Ilarlem convenient
to two great railways The Harlem and the Ne" ha' en-
And IN fine, so ;nr have beer ehe 70 iearh u,n
careful inquiry and observation ust the thing iCr neh
who are STRUGGLING with what of hardship remains 10
these bright days Of the Republic 70 place themselves
and their families In home nom which The! cannot NC