New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-04

pushed through by politicians. Mayor kaihheisch woul
Undoubtedly veto IT. He was snrc 10 I've reoected
ne wished TO he; that he does wish well known,
aud that his wish was law with his party was shown ny
their having reelected him Chairman of the Democratic
General Committee" IL further stated by Brooklyn
officials that much opposition would be experienced 70
the scheme Tor opening Flalbushave because OF tae
churches that would he cut through-hey being chiefly
Methodist ana Catholic The statements nat bills would
be urged through the Legislature this winter Tor the
egazaon OF these new modes OF transit were sireni-
ously denied by The officials. one of thcm however adj
railroad for the Eastern District, to extend from
Grand st. ferry IN Williamsburg to the town of New-Lots
WHAT REAL ESTATE BRoHERs SAY.
A talk with leading dealer IN Brooklyn real estate
elected what seems far trustworthy information
concerning these rapid transit plans than could be OBJ
tanned from the officials His views in substance
follows The plans mentioned become every year more
certain Of fuldllment. Their contamination is abso
Lutte necessity Only by the aid of such broad
and rapid transit Brooklyn be enabled to compete
with NewYOrk. As to the interference Of the Mayor
who really seems able to hold his position long he
chOosest does not amount 10 much IL Is plain that he
Is very vigorous about stopping the spigot OF the city
treasury while he leaves the bAghole open He yetoes
IS 900 acts and lets the 100000 90 through The plans
for the extension Of Flatbushaye. and the under
6 been stated and are really the handiwork Of tho
Ring But they have peculiar way OF
whereas the roads could he completed IN one year 80
they wish TO make every year tell in some way. They
the Legislature on this question 70 teuiy Fulton-s
and make IT pay handsomely for the suppression OF the
Flatbush bugbear II will probably take them three
wears to squeeze an they out OF that unfortunate
thoroughfarc Then they will pass their bills aud have
their roads ready before the bridge II. forget saI
informant "what It cost Fulton-st 10 stamp out
Fatbush-avc. the last time the bill was mp II might
have been SjJO0O" II would take five to ten years for
Fultonst. feel the fun effect of these new avenues for
il would take that time for the extension 10 he inly
built up and for the people 70 get i'm the habit OF buying
there But the value OF Fultonst. property MouId de
prccate one-haf soon after h was finally decided thit
Tdtbush-aye. to he extended. There Womb I'D any
event be permanent sacrifice oil property But S'u
he. il must come"
We'll how will those who manipulating these
matters make them profitable 70 thcinseyeH ,,, .. -,
by buying mp all the property in town Ikey 10 pc
benefited by the improvements. THIS has doubtless been
man found in real estate Office. having the route Of
the Flatbusaye. extension marked upon IT, amor utu me
posed highway would cross tae N9,I"S 1" Nh
squares: OyerthrOwiNg, ia the oui el ic ~
0dist Church IL would WESTINGHOUSE above iS1
NasSaU-st., In the middle or the piOgH NvsS %
A1ims-s corner Of Concord thence through the PUBIC
school and Pearl-si. IN thc Ildde OF the ons
block between Concord and hillary lheite Ln"l.
the junction OF Smith and Tar St.; thence N urc,l
diagonal. through the Junction. OF johnson ana &
ss thence in another direct iii goMi thfouEA lhe
tiYu of Nlyre-aNc and DRUGGISTS; thence across DdI
field aud Wl0ughby jus, east OF iher Junction, ana
Coolest, west OF tS junction WIN Ngisul9 ~
fqec across prncc-st., through the middle OF the
block; across Pr.ncet at III junction win fieetsl' az
or near the Methodist ChJrc thence through the i-
al of he block across Drkaihdyc; thence through me
middle of the BLOCK TO Futohavc. al IT'S Junction VIII
The closing incident Of this investigation furnishes all
the comment that is needed upon the statement OF te
Pine, in tbc r1pOsci thorOugEtares Being informed
hy The real estate agent, that the CITY surveyor ai an
accurate man Of the Flathushayc. extension, he was
route which has Just been described is abandoned Ior
the present and new one starting lGD zee, eds' l Wy
les opposition. The official would gladly show TINS map
bat could not do without permit nom Aif t""tt
officials generally said carcd for none OF these things,
ID is apparent. from all the facts obtained, that mos, OF
VIII nr cOu>uumatcd aud mat rs thuG, uo" ~, tAj
Rus" win get most Of The resulting profits.