New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-23

ia; Wd e. Of i' q - . 70, IS
Ied1s y go y i0 10 'Ie9 Is Henri G1. i 52
J. W. r 51s s66 T. r. GTan7is ti5iJ Sill Gabriel
oHasii Sieisi; ,slaeei, $500.
ducei Il msu as follows: 429 s4s3 e77l $50 5Ji
J. ~ seVn ta8 eas SG; Cyrus ClaIs tl!j CeAs johnson
jer E61; " irwin 39o5 r. 40 Livingston $50, ~ 9sL
iIaa ps@ 70 5 9SS Of o. IS 81 assessment.
dnrs 70 rem,iu Iss'. JOIN weSe l'15 ~ 80 l''I
Sewn sol. j. D. wealeH st2 slgO $is4s st5 Totals
ssfst % tGS,ad.f Number Of lots G5; 90 a,,,,.en,
,9ae S F.HHn s i' e.4ss ,e ~ s' 81 ia 4s
500 $50 sa9 E.t Of Q " s'yker $780, e'l' S''a Totals
FtGy sonsL Fy ,rd-sLEgnb.r Of lots 81 assessments.
ssycT tss e'ss ga t,5si A. R. Eno ss57 o sio75; J.
bneI ss j. SIMON. Sal Rus,. tGSi; Avn srrte 4sS
The Nirge *slk !, Totals; 0s5, - r 1s 800,
rdu Cd q follows; HAMMOND tg1i Amos W9SiTa
~ 6.s se ~ ss r. < E9G p aS s sG es 4lss
& Moul ~ Sea- Dmlefns 81! S3o9 $50 S1'l, ssli
% R Of IT, "a, % 2 .s s''r's''
sIsga @ f ETS so 81 s to Is S 81!
James SIT a. G oa 80 'J.. II nah sioss
4 Dorlald. t2li3i 4 p smith Stag 4 kellogg *i87''
FGgtnld to aIsun5,Eof o g. "a assessment, ,e
reduced 10 rrm'1 as follows 0o Sshe Sisyai a. non 90
Ssi 81 sisI ? ' jane SEQ s2S 5000 forsa
III & IS H. 4c s,i.'G oaa ~. re &
+, t sa 1.psp ~! Z N sa s -
39c C. PqIS9 SO job, Watt sis "a W. tioo
Pcloa s7 81 IA slG : 9Ol; David Jones g. $50 81 l
Phillips Cohen Al o+5i John Morse +lJ to"hi oFAA Soo
% nv .cr-l,S. 70 NNyoeh0,t-Sumbsr Of lots, o. q
Hos%.a zoe 500 4s5i C. williams. FgSs .w
ti,4oJi anoaa.n sra sioSl, *l.'c'' *i'1 1O'.''
IGy-esolt 10 fyrynniA OF lots toi g assessments
o, ,, .s9 css4o S'. B. SS's sa11 ~ $50 SIS as
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PROFESSIONAL AFFIDAyIrs.
Still another phase of the broadway widen
ing has been publicly developed. 1t seems that there
are certain men. believed to be good citizens. who pro-
fessonally" examine property, and professionally FIX
the value Of it, in affidavit The pay that they re-
ceiye ~ not for anything the adavit contain. but
for their trouble in making professional eIamina-
tlon" Aidayits based upon these professional exami-
nations were received by the Commissioners al Estimate
and Assessment. The action III the Coniin'ssi0ners,
In enhancing the awards 1t s sssored was based GA
the valuations" In the nfidavits Tho Commissioners
claim TO have purposely done wrong because they
have the adavs 10 produce except perhaps those that
may be missing The professional examiners medtaed
no injury and II their opinions have proved errors,
cordng TO what Of them say they have acted only
nbly and not corruptiy. However ~ 10 the expense
OF the opinions it is currently stated that tive OF them
respec lively cost $500 aud u ,0n
counsel of Ford after Mr. Ford had been approached
by the Ring. aud had Indignantly deeined l" have any
thing whateyer tO do with them Mr. Martin sl oeedcd
In Getting the award fixed at 10000 but Mr.. Ford was
70 receive only s7ooeo This distinctly undcrstoSd
to be "an arrangement" The property is GA
that part or Of the inc ,hs O~ crd aSSfOuFss
The scyent6-ave It's area square feet of which
tween Fortythird and Forty fourh-ss. owned b., the
Polons The widening will consume four nftns of lot
According To the amount OF the AWARD Una, me pcioas
this rate Mr.. Foras award shva'd nave seea apsas
Cio1co.