New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18
REAL ESTATE.
NEW YORK, wednesda,

NEwYoRK wednesday. June II, 1868.
Several large tracts OF distant lanus weISt
vcId in the Exchange saesroom to-day AZ VIVA. We
sHdge were small prices. though II Is NOT 10 De
Mai lands in West or in distant counties OF TINS state
though tse{ may 9e market IL long
time since land has been offered IN NewNOrk ana struCA
the satellite Base Ball Grounds in Brooklyn today.
valuable lot Of property was placed under the hauoi
by Judge walter Inc ptHpsroy II sItag III Tymc6 Mid,
5eton aud GwInnett-sts Being eligibly situated lot
speedily increase IN value Inc properly oS 1PSnson
khe homestead farm Of the late Gen Jeremiah rs
I'M whose family 10 has been since l7O4 III Us hot ne
Khan ten minutes walk from Roosevelt @ Rroad
Erand and HOustOn-sts ferries and the cars OF
way MontrOse-ave and south Side Railroad company
pun along by the property ana anOeI o -, the sale to-
Sun along HarrisOnaYc. The attendance AZ tno
ily was good, and the prices fully up 70 thoSe INFANCY S
fOf property In that vicinity this year. Inc S"o VI Pun
ZION Of the lots was postponed. go, az 70 O'Clock
yesterday for Dunelen, where large HumDeI ~ totS
Were be put at auction by the NeNyels.y
nessereTs We're Frequently supplied with refresh
Eent THO dav was fine and the farms and villas never
D%neiIcn - a6ogt n hours ride from New York. nearly
blue West Plaiufed, q town OF lAUW lnhaDlIants; ~
khree mile rms side. The land is gently rolling 1anked
Hv ane Togge of mountains few miles back. The soil
around Plainheld and Dnneen Is similar 10 that OF
Rocbester NewYOrk. and Cleveland, Ohio, but 1t pos
Sossos none Of the disadvantages Of those places For
grapes Cleveland aud the vicinity Is unsurpassed wnle
Enursecs and fruit Rochester has been celebrated
bany parts OF NewJersey either too wet or too dry
bOam, dry enough for all the best gardening purposes
he grade Is such that the drainage is nearly perfect
hhe very best water may be obtained by digging 10 or 20
bCet Most OF the wells put down are iron tubing
driven into the ground until water Is obtained The cost
Sf these wells, including pumps, is only about SIS
bach, The streets aud avenues are laid
but straight, crossing each other az right angles.
hhO depot which is nearly completed is surrounded with
walks shrtbbery flower beds, and lawns and in few
ears the location Will remind of country
residence than the usual station with which the public
re too well acquainted Most OF the lots sold within
blight Of the depot high ground and front graded
sreets or avenues. The bidding did not appear very
bpirted, selling lots at auction is novelty in that
beCtiOn.
able will that of Rutherford Park lots by Messrs a J.
pBleeOker Son Co. This property pretty well known
dealers IN real estate and that portion OF our ct
pens who have been looking for homes in the country
easy 81 being on the line Of the Erie Railway
and within IA miles of the city Hall in this city The
Strees all nearly all laid out and graded, ana the
Company offers very liberal terms 10 those who Wish 10
build In addition TO other attractions fine MOTEL mas
recently been erected portion OF this property
NEW-YORK.
A. j.. BiEECKER, son & Co
About 10 Of land in the Town OF Isp SUFFOLK Co..
ong Isaf5 mile north Of the County road, To MI X
~ Camer1 for S. 25 per acre One hundred and sixty
acres of lad in Wright County, state OF iowa 70 MT r.
W. Cameron for S. per The four story brick build
with 25XlOO IT, corner OF Church ana Reade SIS
" Marshall ID. Roberts, for Al'75O.
| MESsEs. T.. II. LUDLOW CO.
The story and attic frame house aud grounds, on
he south corner of PrOspectaye and Mahst, with
Shout an ere OF grounds situated in the village OF West
Farms. Westchester County TO Messrs. f. H. LudIo" x
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