The New York herald., 1869-06-14

auction q, 'alers, being mainly directed I,
sespn ss resu ood one prSss Sowsve, dealings an% y
Is to soma exteA an experiment it is not impossib,
that It may develop into something OF real value tc
the whole trade. An excellent provision in the con
stitutOn Is that yy person to be eligible for mem
bership muss have been real estate broker for
we,ve months ana % nv pace @ o. business unless
such vote to be taken not 'ess than month after
the name OF such pers,sn shall have been proposed.
The following are the bylaws OF the association
l. The exchange will open for che daily transaction OF
business between the hours eleven sad twelve O'clock
No os %e%Ser o o. % board shall s Or sab pm any
negotiation to broker not Iso member under penalty
g. No commission shall be dvie'ed with any person not
OF this hoard under penay Of One or expulsion
The broker from whom purch derived the first IN
sale.
No Board shall ne yoate for the sale or
saon than the by the Board The rate
30 established shall be conspcuousy placed In the ocs Of
No broker while in the oHcs member this
broker In whose office he may be.
men have been to efec, sale procure
loan the commission brokerage from
No member of III. Ssad shall enter into direct
IN anohcr %ss as
board under penalty of expulsion.
The programme OF sales for the coming week is
an extensive one, and If not interfered with by the
rain promises very animated market during that
period.
~, II
the day prove fair continue their sale of villa plots
at Avepel, n j., which has been already twice post
nom ON SI the IN weather M Ayens Is
and one and one-haf miles frOm Railway. The lots
are situated on high ground and command extensive
views or staten Island and the orange Mountains.
On Tuesday Messrs. A. J. Bleecker Son Co. Will
sell at Rutger Park, N. j. 400 lots belonging to the
Kutger PARK Association si n Rutger Park e about
bank OF the Passac river. 1t stretches along the
river from Belleylle to North Beeville, ascending
ainnl fhA haFlk
200 feet in height crowned with beautiful groves OF
chestnut and oak, and In connection with the sub
urban villas OF Newark, Woodside and Belleville
forms chain OF the most charming and picturesque
country in the vicinity OF New york. Several
bridges span the river affording facilities for the
and to Rutherfurd Park, Kingsand Farm, Passalc,
Woodslde, Bloomfield and Orange, or along the
New Newark Boulevard, which will be completed
the entire property Of the association. The Pater-
son and Newark branch OF the Erie Railway crosses
the property, having depOts within four minutes,
walk. The cars VIII commence running III July from
Pavonia ferry foot Of Chambers street. Additional
Beeville horse car line, which win be extended
through the entire properly arording passengers
opportunity to go to Newark or to New York by
ROAD. Other railroads are in contemplation, and
there will be in short time, within circumference
1 one n \, e two miles six rail
York, nine miles; time forty minutes. The pipes Of
the newly erected Newark water works are carried
throughout at any height with pure, wholesome
water, In the same manner that houses IN New York
are supplied with Croton. The land Is OF easy grade
abounds in and Is surrounded by beautiful river
wood and mountain scenery and is noted for its
pure air and heathfulness. The neghborhood Is OF
the best character; churches and excellent schools
are near by, and streets Will be laid out by the day
to 200 feet each.
On the same day Messrs. Mallory h Blackwell
viii continue their sale OF manufacturing ana busi-
ness lots including water fronts at Tarrytown N. Y.
ON Wednesday Aldrldge Wood will sell sixty
building lots at the west end OF Bergen City, N. j.
the property Is only eight minutes by New Jersey
Railroad from Jersey City ferries lCortlandt and
DesbrOsses streets); thirysix trains daily. There
are also three lines OF horse cars, running every
fifteen minutes from Jersey 'City ferry, Cortlandt
and Desbrosses Streets Hoboken ferry, Barclay and
Christopher streets, TO Hudson City, Five Corners;
and Pavonfa ferry Chambers and Twenty-thrd
streets running within two blocks OF this property
The lots are well located and the surroundings all
first class.
A. d. Melck, Jr., Brother will sell this day
seventy villa plots at Plainied N. j. known as the
Raymond property. These lots are well located at
the base Of the Blue Range Of mountains. fronting
on the @ main road to scotch Plains and IN the midst
suburban town Is more favoraby known than Plain
hed situated as Il Is about one hour from New York
on the Central Railroad OF New Jersey, the most
popular road in New Jersey, and in most beautiful
section Of country @ VT l, T. rapidly filing up with
On the same day A. j. Beecker, Son Co. will
commence the second great sale Of the property Of
the Rutherfurd Park Association the first sale OF
which, last year, resulted so successfully. This pro-
perty Is situated the banks OF the Passaic river
nine miles or forty five minutes from New York City
Hail. within stones throw Of the new depot on the
New York and Oswego Midland Counties Railway,
now building.
neighborhoOd OF New York than TINS, and its pre-.
sentatlon for sale at this time Is one Of the best
evidences OF the fine tone OF the market. The sale
Will be continued on Thursday.
Thursday, indeed, promises to be the busiest day
OF the week, as, In addition to this SALE Messrs.
A. D. Mellick Jr., q Bro. have an important
sale OF 80 villa plots, the property Of Dewitt
Clinton Jones, at New Providence station, on the
Morris and Essex Railroad. about one hour from
New York and one mile from Summit These lots
are situated in the most attractive region Of New
Jersey, among fine improvements and Immediately
bracng the lovely Passaic Valley, the Orange Noun
tains and the vicinity Of Summit. The ncighbor-
hood Is s. being within snort ds
offered q desirable modern residence, recently com.
plete'i, and an attractive cottage.
premises at Greenville, n. j.. 12o lots, located on
nigh ground, commanding an extensive view OF the
bay and city OF New York, Brooklyn staten Island,
near the Eastern boulevard OF Hudson county, and
short distance IRON the station OF the Central Rail-
Greenville and New York, running from Liberty
street TO Greenville in twenty minutes.
sole ., ,es Wo,o ~ ,1 psrS weeS viii oe tne
staten Island. The location OF this property Is un.
IN the neighborhood OF the city Of New
York. IL lies within III feet OF the New Brighton
Terrace opposite the ferry landing. Ii presents fine
views from every point Is OF easy access TO the
business centre; Is within short distance OF three
ferries; is sufficiently secluded from the village: is
near churches and schools; IL surrounded BY Inn |
proved and beautiful places and, IN short presents
every advantage that can be claimed for any place
within the reach OF business men desiring health
ul country homes, free from nuisance OF |
all kinds. The improvements were commenced |
about twenty years ago. and have been unremit. |
lngly continued TO tho present time. and several
hundred thousand dollars have been expended upon
he Park IN buildings and other adornments. Broad |
avenues have been opened, graded and macadar' |
nized; terraces built ana sodded; forest trees have
been preserved ornamental trees and shrtfbs have |
been largely imported to beautfy the place. and an
lnlailing supply OF pure water procured and utilized
The drainage has been perfected; houses ornate IN
ieslgn and excellent In execution have been erected,
.nd the soil fertilized In an unusual degree.
Mr.. Hamilton also offers at this sale four OF his
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