New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-22

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Tlreestory brick house ana lot, No 10 Marketst, be
tween East broadway aud Henryst, lot 25X9O t., pur.
chased by Mr. James Boyle for $1,000.
PROJECTED BUILDINGS.
Mt James NJ MacGregor, the Superintendent Of BuEd
Jugs has approved Of the following plans for the con,
structIon Of new buildings since Monday last:
Plan No. s7sn lsFonr buidiagS located 'Oueali corner
corner q Z; 2sIG .sii SIC Of Saisg 81 e9ssr 2:eo
sad 50 lei hgh stones, q basement and cellar 0sssr
P So no S-.s T Is0as Ju @ side d Eighty
ia5s l si o ssP1 rs , 31 .' ' ass or
james seEes Kinatei .......... soo3
Plan No 4o-Ja9 leOae baillg 10. 2ot seyeuhave los
owner LaHgrnbangh Esimattd ....... 400
fP s ss as Sta'. S lS.'os'i o s9Iis
size Of uiding 100 lI9ig essp d 81 hga stories aud
Pn Tot5-Jsn l6sI buildings oeit;i soatlvss. corner
T Sr. 6s. is aad o a ' ta:a ss.s .S CD
PiGa w 4-jsn i5-fogr building, located side d
Of buildings, sI oS5 deep I48 feet hgh 'e stories a.
Estimated mat G1 SSss 81 s sp bu faSs I'VE. 1900
Plan No 4@u I1Bht build - located ngrth.oas corner
iags hsiI5S,si9 deep lEhi tro aud
Plan 40 l6-Jan. Is-one brillug located 30 s2o gss:
Forty-s1th.st lot 25KiOoj 81 baidBs 25r25Kt5 deep
and 4l highi 3S.Oirs and basement Owner ohas AeDoIA
p!a No. sa aors sas, icciioi north SIDE t
secondst 81 feet west Of seeoadage o 1hty rear and
ia5IsI2o dsepEJ7 hshj stores four one three vpss
A
pm No S0-Jsn 70-One building located ue;,n side d ~
teHtbsL 100 fee. west Of Nahaye O 2J19J feet ssr by
100 feet deep size Of budls, 2HSi4t feet cerp b. 10 feet
high; H. OSuvr. Hl5.IItL Estimated loo
P!aS No. sJan. 2o-One hq dug located west sle Forty:
building 3I53 deep, By 496 feet Cd stores sul base
Pan No G Si%Jan l Ga1 located oaih 9s oigi
SaduS &S6iI55 deep, by 2, se hsh, stories
meat osnet James E@i E.Iaa'sl cost, 49,; as0'
ofIsns sGs;sIsS deep b. 81 s.ore, aai biessaG
Pan No Sian: 2orvo buildings, osted south de Of
6aitisgs 1915 deep By .65 hgai stories, and bssm-uL
Oauer david Roaand Estimated Observation-Disclosures, asa
Plan No. oeJah 9!--I5o .dllag and s.ase located soSa
ss SS'as5 Ss seS en-. s saS IT. LOUIS ii o.
p!aS 10 5ija aoas iaiag located So 80 Wcit foit;
s5,'. Easement 1as1. osas VIM t IL E@s st 81. o
Forty second !. aud Less.n.ys 10y z3Iloos feet; IN.
hshi stories basement cellars society iOr the
Plea No. 62Jaa 20Two 5aisgs located north siie Pity.
lIs-sL. go ise easi ein.S,e o' zOtvGs ise ieo
meHti owner AO Aus Mueri rstaaled oos
IMPROVEMENTS AT MAAIARoNECK, N. Y.
Mamaroneck Is village OF 800 Inhabitants 10 West
chester County. 81 miles from NewYork City pleasantly
situated the New-aYen Railroad. and on the
shores Of Long Island Sound. In 1850, property mght
have been purchased in most places In that vicinity fos
800 per Now, readily sells for from $500 to $780,
and building lots, 50xIoo feet situated near the depot
Of choice location which may be had for less money
Il worthy Of note that the gland cut
their land into city lots 5xlOO fee most Of the real
estate dealers around NegYor the habit Of doing
Many people finding out their that small lots
proportiQnatey more expensive than larger ones
Mamaroneck contains Methodist, Episcopal and
Catholic Church. and I've schools. number OF rstclass
families moving into the place each year, aud
quenty Improvements rapidly pushed forward.
Inc village supplied with good water power and It s
e vi 9ne Vl e cItIles 20 erect auo
machine SHOPS Inc harbor Is TO be improved SO as 10 az
ford accommodation for vessels OF large size The roada
good avenues bouevards each 100 feet WIDE arc
TO DO laid out IN various dlrections The old BOs-
ton road running from the Connecticut line
pany which has contracted TO maoadamze It. grand
boulevard has already been laid out from Mamaroneck
Bo1,evar rnung from the pI ~ side OF Central PARK
20 White Plains. bill IS now before the Legislature to
Tarrytown on the Hudson River.
1t is hoped that the New.Hayen Railroad Company Will
than hersotcre fSo unpreceented proYement ON
the hines Of the NewJersey railroads nave been made be-
menrs TO settlers aud they have also taken pains to run
: The Communication between Mamaroueck and New.York
Is ~ year. Eighteen daily trains going north and
SOUTH stop for passengers thus giving the business men
ching north an equal number The conntry around Mani
SToneek Is MY ana ~ sn aiy n
views OF the Sound and the surrounding country Among
TIE many 10 SHt % S M 2a%y @
stiles Mr. Risimore Mr. seney Messrs. Greenleaf, Con-
stable, Jay, Dngee liastcad Fuller Palmer. Mitchell
contemplate laying out portions OF their places INTO lots
which they VIII offer Tor sale. Mr. uawley d. Capp Is
the largest landowner the town Hsproperty is finely
situated back OF the Villages and the view Oh ms mouse
is worth going miles TO He contempates laying out
avenues aud building plots aud erecting humber OK
dwellings, with view OF attracting thlthe~ meohanics
and others who desire cheap and comfortable MONIES ro
their families. There aro many other places worthy OF
moge than passing notice To show nat tne people OK
interest OF their town, We give report OK
a meeting held there on Wednesday evening
MEETING OF the MAlIARoNECK IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY.
A number Of tho leading men OF MamafOheek cAliea
meeting 10 organize an association LOT 5e Vi I'm
we'll attended, aud there seemed 10 DC mueh enthusiasm
on the subject of improvements among tue memoeIs.
MIR VIM L. Barker presided. and Mr.. Berney acted as
secretary. The Chairman by way OF Introduction saio
that they proposed TO organize Tor tue purpose OF coop
Grating with the town authorizes IN improving e pao
Also money 10 enable them TO Lay out stiee Ao
plant and trees ana M axe snch chAhgoa
as will add 70 the prosperity OF the Village me nm
ISOLATION OF tho kind was formed by lacy ut laurel
in tho of Stockbridge Mass sixteen years ag9 a.
first little progress made bus soon the people DO
came int and to-day IL Is an earthly pa ase lug
schools arc unequaed and miles OF beautiful streets ana
hanpy homes found among the trees oI iauiel hll'
than ZOO trees have been planted NY te AsSoc
ton alone IN such places as this poorhonses Ah3
whisky saloons unknown Mr. Oiapp shu thAt Luio.
Hin lots selling ut ciy prices 30 great Was we w.
The Executive Committee then handed in copy OF 20,
constitution which they had been appointed 70 dsAm
and present. The constitution read ana huopeN1
section by section. One OF the members RATHER
that clause which admitted all persons on INC
that they the inem0elh wore BODY OF raaniza
had DO desire TO belong TO . peltlcoat oIka enss
ton. The Chair then spoke OF womans lnnue~etT
and said that 1t would DO an ,,%sronecS
10 belong to il. lie alluded 10 tho wohus'a, In. ~
prOyemcnts the women Of StockbrldgG lad peen o,s
mental in bringing about aud he hoped nem s both
young and old Mr.. smith intimateu luat ~ ~,
much respect for the women as the wor ha was nos