New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-03
REAL ESTATE.
SRw.YoEk. Friday, April 2. 1862

ERw-YoRK. Friday. April ?. 1859.
A comparison OF the numbers of new dwell
tnTs annually eced IN New-York Cty. Brooklyn Now
Jersey anu estehester would show very accurately e
directions IN which the metropolis s extending itse ana
the rap Aty with which 1t advancing along those mes
Unto tnpatey we have 10 statistics OF buildings Tor
Ne N-Jersey ard westchester It 10 WITHIN eVeryohes
knowledge that the growth Of those suburbs RAPID m
Brookiy year o5 new dwellings were
IN EewYOfk only 1890 not quite han the lorer huuOer'
These numbers the of both cites are Tar greater
than those OF any previous year since 1862 Yet our 9O
OeV due,linQs win not accommodate, at the outside,
more than 1900 additional inhabitants The average
puner OF Inhabitants TO house ia Boston Is ABOUT
nine. in London less than eight, and In Phlladepma
bot six The inhabitants of those cities exist In state
of health and comfort which our tenement-house
population never hope to attain
Were it not crowdg Of population into tenement
houses Il might safely be asserted-what is certainly
highly probable-that the absolute increase OF pOpuia
uOn of Brooklyn is greater than that OF New ora
In view OF the gcent speculatOns as to the future
OF the "West Side Of city, it is worth while TO com
pare the growth Of that region with that or the sec"
east Of the Ffth-ave and for this purpose We SHAH dA
the Nineteenth and Twenty second WARDS, WHICH iu'
elude all that part OF the island lying between FortoV
and Eighty ffh-sts The present population OF tIe
Wards Is about evenly divided. The wh"e huuno
dwellings completed year in these Wards was So A
IN the Nineteenth and 40 in the Twentyseeond seems
very clear to US that these regions Of our cry ouB' 20
grow much faster than this, but We do not VhA tuey
, 40 ono as sloU moving and uncomfortably crowded
remain the only Of getting over the four
or five miles which separate the places OF bnsinese from
the residences OF their population III the present conu
,on of hinga IL is easler 70 get from the City Ha 10
60 paterson or to Elizabeth than to The Genital
Park.
There are no real estate auction sales advertised for to-
morrow Among the next weeks sales advertised In our
columns is that OF the bne OF Loomis Ballard
and twelve lots OF ground upon Cintonave corner
Of Dekab Brooklyn, by Messrs. wyckOf Little, at the
Exchange salesrOOm on Tuesday next. Several hand
some offers have been recently made for this property
with view occupancy by the new Bishop OF Long
Island.
AUCTION SALES OF QUEENS COUNTY REAL ES-
nY JOHNSON A ruLER-BGLATcE OF THE VAN MATER
ESTATE AT MAsIETiI
gore lot on the Maspsbavss srlloE
s y Mssp and Pen; 1t; running .Soas aSI s
e', on M,sps9 sDS ht s,qa :oy m. viii lets on
SAmsst adjoining shove each 2sIloo each. so
annlss ,sroass ,ssIcc ssss sS
~ tots on MAPPED at sSs M,sosyss each 500
ot on D cor and 2sI 100 each 800
ts v Astoria and PeryaTes Is Srs0 6HIlEST oo
1 on cor 81 Gs.oris and Perry ayes sane s sGsh
lots Of cler@ou and Psrryayes 25Iio sseh'' ~
I q Peryave. near Asioraavs 2salao. each go go
sa Of P,ryave. AstOriaLys 2sIoo eaeh... %o
lots % PsrIysvs near R p 49, asIIco
esh 81 p,y, 5:s, Is,oi.,I: isIioG each 200
lots Of Asiorssve near Bullst 2Ss houi y
ss T" cor OF n and cai1: 100
Sis sAle 81 ChutOD-a'e near antoup eh'''''
" wAhngtOnP and Hulaye 2IlOD i iS
3os Of wshnetonp sdoSng Hulave eaeh''''' I I
c, cor Of Wss6pgtonPl ana hna5s: S 100
tlOis side Of HHlave lots last Sold eaeh.....'''' o