New-York tribune., 1869-03-30
REAL ESTATE.
Nyw.YoRK. Monday. March 20, 1899.

The Lorillard estate was 10 nave poom ol,no oo 20
's,,on today by Mr.. James NJ, Miller, but o"lns ~
A., del,nouency Of q wouldbe purchaser '"'
,,yper was compelled to stop tue sale ,-.s. 10 no
The tollowing-descnbed property Is au'ei''oU "
LII nv aucton at No III Broadway tolnorro" noon ,
% ~ ,,o,v a. Co the plot Of ground, with the Duilu
= ~, n PorkroN and Nos 5, T. 9, and II Ann ST. 'ne
astory brick buildings Nos 10 aud 10 Ahhs'i 'ne
tory hrjck house and the three-story DITCH nouso ~ ~
,oar No 1s sprngst, west OF EhLaDetn' 'no s O
houses ON the northeast corner OF fHstaFe. "
T,t1, tnovn as No. 80 Firstave., ana NOS lo' anu
- an. lease OF the lots with buildings No 2J2
-, u,oodu,oy and No 221 Divsion-st.; lot on Ihiry
- q. east of Eeventh.aye plot OF grouhu con
,nc Of ls lots on Lexngtonave, sixty-hth ana olAs
,,tbsts the threestOry brick house No S2' hi'n6von
A. and the three-stOry brick building NO ~ hoWaIus'
nv A. T. Bleecker Son & Co., two threeslory anu D"C
u,ept hleh.stoOp brown stone ana Phiadeipna OiiOA
houses ON fourteenth-st, east fourtn
80 s,orv and base uient cottage house and lot No
,o vcst Forty.fhrdst; three-stOry high-stoop frame
house No IS East Eighty -thirlst, between Second ana
Tbird.aves twO-st0rv and basement frame houso vi
Icxiuctorave west OF Bergeu-ave, Jersey Olty 'Ieo
story basement and subcellar brick house on Washington
a. west Of Su,sex-st Jersey City; three-story prlck
bouse and lot No. lS4 MOntgOmery-st, Jersey Clty'
three tlrec.stnry brick buildings aud frame puild-
r No 81 Pelst and Nos S4 So and SO Mottst; lS lots
On Ayeuue ST. Nicholas at 149th and 156thsts slots on
Tbrve southwest of l03dst; 4lOts on SecOho
ave- southeast of lO2lst, and lots on Bergen
road between Lexington and oxford ayes Jersey CITY
By Muller wilkins * Co., the four-story, brownSVone'
English basement house No Al West Thirty y-ffthst the
eostorv biyh.stoop brick house No 800 Ryington-s,
west Of Iewisst the three-stOry highsoop browstone
house No 225 West Tmry-seventhst the SstOry DiI0A
store No 33S BOwery Great JOneSstj the osVoI9
brick store and dwelling No 400 Hudsonst nVe SStoiy
frame houses on Onehundred andthrteenthst east VI
Fourhaye two-story, French roof brown'stone house
oft h.et ives Of
twostory French roof, hghstoop frame house on one
thirty thrd-st, west OF Fithaye; ana ~
lots on Forty-eighthst west Of Eleventhaye; slNtS
eghtst east Of the Boulevard; and on the corner u
Niuthave. and Seventy-siXth-st BY James NJ i.oi
the fourstory brick building No l96 Wiamst; tne tWo
treestory and basement brick houses NOS III anu la
East Fftyfourthst; the tenement house ana lot horh
eide of west Of First-ave; the stables
and lots Nos I39 and East SXteentst three lots on
TGrdavc and Fifty-6fth ST., and lot on Ninth-ave'
above sixtysecond-st BY Joseph Mcclure the plot
72x1OO on the southwest corner OF FourthaVe ana 4h
tcenilst. BY Johnson & Miller 400 TWenIy-FrSt
Ward. Brooklyn lots.
Rv wvckog A. Little. Mt a. r at the City salesroom,
No ls Coartst, Brooklyn the frame dwellinghouses,
Nos 23 Deans and 9Os Myrtleave; Gates-ave west oil
Patchcn aud LafaYettoave, west OF suyyesant five on
each avenue ALSO lots Henryst, southwest corner
Of Warren.
BvJ Cole at the Commercial Exchange, No 800 Full
St,B 4
1Cj Amity-st.
Bv W. W. Backus at the Long Island Real Estate and
Auction Rooms No 372 Fulton-st, Brooklyn, dwelling
houses on Atlantic and Huntngton-sts.
essrs johnson Il Miller advertise the sale Of the bal
auce Of tie Maspeth lots on Friday.
The house aud quarter of of ground at Throgs
Nrcs n " belonging to Mrs Elliott have been sold at
public auction Mr John b. Ieddy for 1000 The prop
cry lies me east OF the prospective Harlem and Port
Ic residence Of G. Trask, at IrvinSon, has been
% ~ Tya has sposed Of plot of ground, 17Ox2O0,
o. Washiugtou-aye., at Hastings, 10 Messrs Glen q
J6u III Mer has sold his farm of151 acres, at Purdy
station on The Harlem Railroad, to William Miller, Tor
A. Bedford station on the same line Of road, E. Rey
nos transferred house and lot to Aaron Clarke ior
me B. Han farm Of 1e5 acres at North Salem the
road, has been purchased by Edmund smith Ior
4, " Eeeeston has bought three lots Lexington
ave White Plains. from G. 4. Fogg, for S2,sOG
ridge OF and from 60 100 feet above tdewater aud
commanding extensive views OF the faSsaic SSmiey,
Highlands of the Hudson The soil is grayey and natu'
TR T ,e I. f tao1 oI he Erie railroad. with
frequent trains commodous cars, and the time is 40
minutes from foot of Chambersst New York, at an an
pual cOmmuaton Of $40 rs which is less than omnibus
fare. .s-sst..
business men as a place for pleasant and desirable
homes The attention OF capitalists has been turned 10
the vicinity and within the past year or two several large
companies have incorporated and spending their
capital literally in opening up ana improving TINS natn
rally fine country. Some 500 or lOG acres have already
been mapped out and placed in the market at prices
within the reach of men OF moderate means.
estimated that during the year ls6s upward OF l2
houses erected within mile OF the Station, aud
miles Of new roads graded and thrown open TO
the public This year 20 least 900 houses Will be pat np
also two churches and three scOOhOuses and extensive
plans maturing for plank sidewalks and other public
Improvements Property being largely IN the hands OF
NewHOrk capitalists Dsures the rapid progress OF public
Improvements and the division Of property uto suitable
sites for building PURPOSES also prevents the growth OF
nuiSauCes and al Objectionable features. The complete
control Of property is such that is assured Of being in
a pleasant neishbOThOOd aud Improvements made by
Others add value To his OWL Tie minimum price Of
property Is $3.50 per city lot on graded streets.