New-York tribune., 1870-05-23
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK Saturday. May u, 1870
The advertising columns of THE TRIBUNE
contain Of many excellent properties for
sale and doubt each and all of them will attract the
attention of those who desire TO make safe investments
Staten Island by the frequency Of sales there this
son. seems to enjoy favor that 1t has not experienced
for some years.
The new depot Of the New-Jersey Railroad Company,
at Markets, was completed Saturday, and it will DO
opened to the public to-day y 7ao feet long extend
wing is TO be added to the House Of the Good shep
e Sdne Sn o aasi hss
The wing will be used entirely for the OF
shf M e ee will BE-
by an iron tower 60 feet IN hight eoatsi,ns % "a
thick, and the walls Of the upper stories % inches
The cellar viii contain q laundry $3.50 feet;
n tain the reiectory. sS1so feet receptOn;roOm,
wOTkreoms and closet The 70. chapel In, viii dn..t be
81 stalls or pews 1t win be arranged that the altar Of
the large chapel in the central building win be from
it. and thus the congregations OF both chapels will be
able TO join in services without being visible to
each other ON the second floor w be the community
meet for social purposes Bathrooms closets and store
% S T No feet
which the chapel can be seem and two large dornitores
So feet and 70 ia Cells each ioa feet for the use Of the
members Of the community having charge Of this portion
Wae and viii be- heated sna
In the most approved manner The excavations Tor the
founQaton have been commenced ana VIII
be completed by the LIST Of November The cost is es
mated at $4,000.
The new Church of st. Rose Of Lima, the Rev. Mr. Nc
Kenna, pastor, TO be- built Cannon-st., between
Broome and Desnceysts, viii be l2S feet In depth and
feet to the outside Of the walls There will be base
me running the full depth OF the building and 10 feet
In hight well ghted with spacious doors of entry and
exit all incosed and feet wide on both sides
tower the front will rise to the hight OF 65 feet from
the curb. and this well as the whele front VIII be
built OF Philadelphia brick ald with black mortar
There win he Ohio stone trimmings to all the doors and
windows the watertable stringcourses and moldings
style OF architecture Is the Gothic Of the thirteenth
century, with a free treatment demanded by the ext
gencies OF the time. The interior will have galleries
for part of its length, and organ gallery over
the door, with large, spacious sanctuary and side
chapels the whole lighted with side windows and Win
dows in the cear-sory. The hight of the ceiling will be
90 feet. The whole interior will be grained, with the
main ribs nodded and will be colOred ultimately All the
windows will be fitted with stained glass those oyer the
altar large rosewindow and two beneath, with glass
especially enriched All the pews and fitting viii be IN
the seating capacity to the building. which is
estimated at 500 large vesry will be attached, with
fittings necessary for tho service Of the church.
The cost is estimated at $4,000
The Messrs. Lawrence, Oakley F1eury had an ex-
ceent sale of lots belonging to the estate of the late
Sarah Thorne, in the Village of Hampstead L. l.. on Sat
urday schedule of the sale may be found below.