The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-17

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Chester favorin9 snne xstion before the Committee
on Cities without having nrst obtained the per
mission OF the Harlem union: Inis vas
GRIEVANCE NO. l.
What made this grievance especially poignant to
the GraRd weeper OF the ORDER was the TACT that
ali the names OF the Wostchestcr county commit
tee were not found in the New York directory and
the rejection that Joseph II. Goodwin, AZ the owner
of 100 lots in Westchester and forty-eight lots in
New York, might eventually turn out myth was .
aggravation too great for sOlace.
Next, certain antannexationists OF Westchester
county had procured provision 70 be inserted in
the Annexation bill that 1t should not become q
law unless previously submitted to the people Of
thai county and approved by them. This WA
GRIEvANC. No. 2,
and first class grievance this proved to be
Smarting under this injury this anti-annexat,on
brotherhood heSieged Mayor Hayemeyer's office and
disclosed 10 His Honor diabolical plot on the part
OF cute Westminster county to advance annexation
it by their votes at the pons The message or
the mayor 10 the Common Council communicating
this terrifying intelligence to their appalled, ears
chiyes. resting at present In the portfolio Of the
Law Committee, TO whom II was decorousy re-
ierred by the Aldermen on Thursday last.
On the same evening the brotherhood are re-
ported to have met in full rcgalia" to interchange
gratulatiOnS over
THEIR MAGNIFICENT ACCOMPLISHMENT IN THE
MAYORS OFFICE,
and TO discuss then their grievance. which con-
sisted OF the fact that the rtVAl supervisors or
Westchester county, in the exercise OF q foreign
and arbitrary Jurisdiction over tile municipal
towns, desiring annexation on that account
IA much, perhaps from any other cause
mad succeeded In passing over the heads of
their representatiyes n the Board resolution IN
Legislature to vote against any further appropria
ton Of money for the Improvement OF Harlem
River for which Westminster county wpS TO con-
tribute any part. In their discussion OF this grtcv
ance the brotherhood were rather more foggy than
quarry had partly subsidized, some OF the brighter
spirits got it through their hair that the unirendly
conduct OF the rural towns towards the friendly
municipal towns in Obstructng Harlem River i'm
provement was an argument for the annexation OF
the latter towns to the city, and not against it, and
1t was determined to handle this grievance ginger
y, ventilatng it only fltiuliy and with occasional
iashes.
In concluding this branch Of our commentary on
matters affecting the real estate market, IL greves
us to be compelled TO state That We nowhere dis
cover In the discussions we have herein not'ced
any correction Of the nisstatement by innuend0 OF
the Twelfth Ward Taxpayers Union-to which
their attention has been heretofore directed by the
HERALD--that the towns OF Westminster do not
contemplate local assessments for the Improvement
Of their lots by grading, &C., If annexed. IL has
persisted In is good as the truth. but surely not
with men of exemplary lives and characters, else
we have fallen OH evil times indeed.
Tomorrow evening another c0ncave Will again
occur ut Lincoln Hall to discuss further matters
appertaining to annexation.
Every inch of New York island is evidently be-
corning dearer with each setting sun. and those
who would realize handsomely on their invest
nents seem determined to avail themselves OF the
present opportunities which are daily presenting
themselves of placing their spare capital. The
movement appears with more noticeable dis
THE RIVERSIDE AND MoRNINGsIDE PARKS
Is alive with the din and turmoil Of busy negotia-
lions, and greater confidence appears to be now
inspired for the reason that rapid transit Is fixed
TACT, and that the projectors of the Gilbert Ee-
waited Railroad are only waiting for the frost to be
out of the soil in order at once to lay the founda-
tions for Their superstructure or course in cOnse
quence real estate values are daily enhancing. and
what few lots find their way in the MARKET if at all
eligibly located find prompt and willing pur-
chasers.
Thn CALAIS for tho ,,raeapt vyoot which aro RI
come, bid fair to bring even higher prices. Among
the announcements Of approaching sales OF import
ance are those advertised for the Goth and 26th
inst, under the direction Of Muller, wilkins Il Co.
The property comprises the most desirable lots in
the neighborhood Of present public improvements
situated between the Eighth and st. Nicholas
avenues, 125th street. which are sure to find
purchasers for permanent investment. The Comp
troller has already issued city bonds for the com.
peton OF the Riverside Park and the work which
but which was interrupted by the severe Winter
weather. viii be at once resumed:
Among the private sales effected last week were
nue.
las. b. h. 1sx5oxloo n. CAST st. ia #. e. of 4th
rs B. h., lsx6oxiOO 6lst ST. 1893 it. Of =, -,
ISIS bS h. sx4i1ioo No Isl y 7ad 1906
- h., 22x5sxloo. Goth ST., 1S4 IT, e. of :, o,e
As b. s. h. lease Cd. mx55xioo, No IS W. 5oti ST. 300
The public sales announced for the present week
s. h. ii west sSh ST. eSecutor sn sale
SIS blk. h. las West 45th ST.. 2sxsoxloo4
Is Blk. and ST. r H. 10 Hamilton St, and gore lot rs
slots $. 18th st.. 100 #; W Sd av each 2sxioO
4lots n W c. Knickerbocker new az. between sth
and 9TH avs snd 1s st. r o n5 s;
lotss OF 18th St, IS # OF Mornngsidc each
Slots Of 18th ST. 225 # W. of 9TH av. boulevard,
il lots bounded by Central Park Sth av ST. Nicholas,
122d and l2sd sts., gore
At the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 800 and 4o Full
.Sss bk. his sss 1888 Court ST. Brooklyn, inclusive.
St. ir. building lo7 Willow st. 247xa57 lot aa6xlm
WEDNESDAY, MARCH, 49,
9s sv and LIST ST n c. lo5s fronting on the Park
lots adjoining the above.
Sd St, s. 2sO IT. W of 7th av, fine, fu.szed lots
a &, ) lots,, sSssS %i = rear Of the above
rnsS g IT % Of r sass 81 o lots
sth ay; and LIST ST., W. c.. 6 splendid lots, front
IN AVN s. entire 'front.' between LIST and I'd sts,
LIST St. W. s., In rear of above. lots.
e "a st. n e. s. in rear Of 7th av lots lots
9Th n. entire front between Carroll and prcs-
dent SITS also 10 lots In the rear of the above, Pres
dent and Carroll SITS.
ase M re ana "a ls all fronting 18th
III st. lots between 9th and 9th avs, overlooking the
grounds OF T. ). Tucker Also at time and place,
q @ S and nt s atlantic Hx av
II. LUDLOW AND co-TUEsDAY MARCH 49,
3s blk h. and As W. 18th st., 25x5O extension
16x30, 25x90
JAMES n. MILLER-rUEspAY, MARCH Is.
lots Of 34th st. 25 # of 18th each 25x99 IL
lot H. s. OF lyDth St, 300 It. W. of 9th av 25x9S
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10.
3s h. s. blk. n. IA T. 10th St
BY JOSEPH M'GUIIE-rUEsDAy, MARCH lS
3s n. s. b. h., l32 ". eth st. 20x50x9S.2
THURSDAY TO-
s blk h. s. W. cor. av. G and 9th st.
3s bk h. r.. 9th St, adjoining above.
S. T. H., ais l.. sd ST
Is and b. f. h. and s. bk stable in rear adjoining
Is h. b. h., 96l I'd av., cor. 5lst ST. 20x65xsU
WILLIAM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 49,
and b. h., 'front.' and 3. bk. h. on rear lot 25xlO0
BY ANTHONY ). BLEECKER SON Co-MoNDAY, MARCH H.
Store property 25 Fulton St, by order Geo Scdg
wick, referee.
TUESDAY MARCH Is
3s b. s. b. s. h. I'D West47th St
THURSDAY
2s {. building 29f 9th stand 1870 10th ST.
rs h. and cottage and stable rear 500 Carroll st.
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