New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09
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Broadway TSiyersa Church 2osoo s5oo l456Co
Broadway Brooks Brothers ''...',lco'" %'WO ',O
q parcels Of property.
| REPRESENTATIVE LOCALITIES.
The Fifth Ward is perhaps, the best representation
Of the march Of bhsness improvement during the pas
year, inaSmuch rs streets which have hitherto pech
known only as filthy back ways, are now being trans
formed into rivals Of Broadway in everything nut wdth
Indeed there are whole blocks IN this Ward which nave
to-day no peers ON the line Of Broadway for elegant ana
massive stone and marble structures. The Ninth Ward
on the other hand probably representative rs any
OF the improvements in dwellings during the year. we
therefore devote space to areYiew of the improve
ments and the transactions in real estate in these two
Wards - - -
The semLannua rumor Of the sale If St. Johns Park
was again flying through the Beach and Varckst board
ing houses montlago As or old, the price named was
round million but this time the purchaser was not an
o,ulent tradeSmap but the Hudson Riter Railroad Com
pany and the PARK was he netamorphoscd; not into
square Of but into ISlgh n4se Ui
the largest dimensions ST. Johns Iaik mas MOI pee, neG
sold but negotiations ere pending ana thele u n,3e
doubt that MI Corrns Vanderbilt WI soon acl9S te
property for the Hudson RIVER halWay' anu tIect
thereon vast freight depot The c0nd4s OF sac nave
not been made public 61 II Is kno%h UNI. nro S, OWN
crs around the Park $OO0O0 FourteCr owners utterly re-
church will assume the risk and transfer the title leaving
the fourteen to help themselves as best they may The
ton involves the final stride Of eo"elge oyer me once
pOpulous and'lashonabe fith ward st Jphis Cn9reI
VIII urally follow their congregations uptown ahd
the landing o. enormous quantities OF freight at the FaTk
will naturally change the riverside streets from tene
Inents into storage and other warehouses
Church-st. q decade ago a blot on the map OF New
Yora sink Of niquty, the abode Of vrcchedness-has
risen OF palaces, aud from the nteIsecting
streets from Chambers northward 70 Canal nearly the
last nhabtaDt has been driven that with the eXpu
Of family life from the entire eastern lar OF inc
Fifth Ward ana the bTidng Of warehouses on us Wcs
border may expect. within year or two, the ~!
most total depopuiatlOn of the Ward. What, then VIII
the Board OF ENueatlO 90 VIII we new lr"iy Hcnooi
. building which they are finishing IN Nestiy-st.
meree is probably soon to be followed by radical change
in the hysiGa geography Of The mn ward IN INC neigh,
{ Of the NcwYOrk Hospital will entertain proposals
for the sale Of their valuable grounds bounded by Broad
way Duane Worth and Chufch-sts aud that instead OF
reseying their newest and best edcc has beep pro-
posed they will dispose Of the entire property embracing
, IS building lots IL was once proposed that the GOV.
Should retain ~ South H0@se toT ts n
e has bnen aEccrtned that if the Governors OF the osp
provide smaller institution downtown for the tempo
rary treatment of patients who may suddenly require
medical aid and this fact may induce the Governors Il
! | sell everything aud build far uptown.
The sale of the Hospital grounds viii insure the cutting
through of Pcarlst. TO Tbomas Hud The widening ana
sOrelyneeded cleansing Of the latter street from Church
down TO HudsonAa project which several landlords have
already anticipated In regulating their tariff ofts, and
Teh WI oye problem which has IA s long P6 GI
dens q pollution WHICH have so many years feered IN
ResT sS morn sale q rs s Brosd
way a9d Church and Worth and Wake-sts, AFFORDS us
the following as the probable value OF the New-YOTk
TSoi lots On Bfdsdway, $4,000 each ....... 100000
One lot, corner Of Duane and Churehss. 5000
Two lots, corner OF New Pearl and Church-sts.,
One ot. corner Of Worth and canrchss. 1000
-six ots On Dqgpe-St, nearest Broadway, each oooo
each $4,000. 10000
$4,000 100000
anSsts, each t5ooO0 100000
Total. sa4IOOoo
Every building that has been erected north Of WCrt6.st
and between Broadway and West Broadway, within year
tho host Of fine efces which are under way in this part
OF The Fp Ward nine OF every ten are OF marble aud OF
each The styles OF architecture multiform and In
deseri9able except BY me ala q the engsyers 9r We
Of S2eTS q %hfGG4e qaS @?!eEia cost and dmen-
tect M K MagSty; sic Of main building sSxSi feet;
5 y Sdsa r. i w. t6S e1ase to the largo Sos
TQops and chdrens Fairgrounds material brick, with
SoS Dime ssHhe RANK caSa corner ny N 81 Iaqt
Mebsrs Richie Grfiths architects Size, 6x0O feet
three stories aud basement and Mansard roof white
marble renaissance front The first story which is TO
he used a banking room, is fur4sbed Win polished
Cost ci the edce about sicCOoo Of The lot $4,000 Ills
IA the Only banking GsutS9 ~ the EdIS Ward
formerly the nternstiosl Hotel Is practically new, its
walls having been built from the cellar the roof rem
derng one Of the Nost substantial edfces in the city
lot and sie and have expended sl5660o in femodeli
the place The eciaI basement and frsIOor are TO be
been leased by dealtrs III fancy goods.
No 800 LspeDaId-st was sold On Wednesday, and is to
No. g IispeIa{dst. and Nos. 2l9 and 22l Churchst
front edfce for Br d. g. Kings
land the dpeus0bs being % feet % Lispenardt aud
feet Oh CHURCH. Cost, $4,000.
No. 40 lisNenard-st, DOrchesterstone front five
Owned by D. G Kingslaud Duckworth. architect.
No. - LspeGrdst just finished for Mr.. Emanuel
URfelaer, a DvestOly ahd-basenent ironfront ware
bOhse, 23Xf0, which cost about $4,000.
Nos. 20 and l8 IdspenaTdst Mr. p. K. Francis has
ready for occupation Observation-Disclosures rOnfr0n
buildye ~ 40 fe0t which cost about $4,000
No so Lspenardst is fvestoiyQ white
marble building 26x90 feet owned by Nj L. IL. l. Town
No. 81 Lispensrd.st. Mr.. Lewis n,hain s building
Nvetofy b8 deDt iron store 25890 10 cost $4,000
Mr. kpgsland, who Il building an J. store from Lis
pepard through TO Cbufchet offered Widow Cross aud
was rejected aud Ms. Cross Shaniy will probably stand
Mr. E: J. N. Derrick architect, is building for Mr.
George Hughes at Nos, les and 900 Churcl-st, five
story and-ba 'ement DOroheserstoUe store $3.50 with
AM 80 feet deep. The whole 70 cOst about $4,000
On the SouFh west corner Of Church and White sts, Mr.
samuel \. warner, architect IL erecting Tor Mt T. ".
Beege OF Boston marble ront store hte stories, base.
style ltalaq and the Interior nlsh very tine AdOn
ing this building pm (buftlst. hve-stOry baseQent,
and Mapsatd root building Oh Ohio stone In italian styl
s0xe5 feet Is being erected fOr Messrs Jordan, Marsh
building, pnder the plans Of Messrs Emerson FelHnur
ana = A. WaIno twin Of their Church-st. edifce and
the Two are 70 cost about $4,000 . P -"
- NJ JACOB Metleieht owner OF alaeer beer eaOon on
b%iSsSG S1i' s VI No SH w thSfc FSf 6S ny
ngll OF W9y theuee through three lots 70 Walkcrst for
all OF which he paid $1,000 Ills soijDg price is $4,000;
BUT owners OF property adjoining decline to pay this