The New York herald., 1873-10-29
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

Near Opening or the Harlem and PORT
chester Railroad-A Now Avenue ia
Wcstchestcr County-Schedule or the
Roads Innuence-Currcnt Transac-
tfons.
with real estate movements which are at present
centred I'm Westchester county. comes now from
the Harlem and Portchester Railroad Company,
who make the following representation OF their
ability to help the value OF property =
THE LOWER TERMINUS or
Il s soe o as Of the Ee e
SssnIe 81 rais city Where the company has secured
thousand feet along the river.
3 ae q has e seas rvec na doea nns
passenger and freight depot three hundred feet long and
been sSapsssd s dspS
9s ans car sS have Sec
erected on The premises and the grounds will be
covered with tracks for the different passenger aud
intended to transfer the freight cars from road
out treaking bulk, thereby saving time and expense.
snsa q s% Hlss%
s wSe Il a. ssw nSsh wye h % ana
% Eysr and SsW RSshee by hs present route BY
Both tracks for the road laid for the entire
length. and the only mpediment to the immediate OPEN
ing Of the line s at the bridge across Pelham Bay The
week viii BE- replaced in position and i
Is a. that The Is road WIN certainly
The road has been built in the most thorough and sub.
stone ballast at cost OF nearly si0c0,Coo
It is probable that commuters on the New Haven Rail
road Will have opportunity OF using either route TO
and from city at slight advance the present
rates Local fares on the new road will be three cents
Negotiations are in progress with one ofthe steam:
boat lines Tor The ransportatIon OF passengers and
Of s % q fy Ts ns 9f o Ike gh sy side
The frs, station above ths Harlem River dock wiz be
rig SS station Of one s and I'd me Of mile mo
railroad win Hunts Point road one mile and wothirds
above Port Morris station and will be known as Hunts
The third station east OF the Harlem River Will be the
Farms, one mile and quarter Above Hunts Point and
VIII be known as West Farms station.
Chester ms hlsa east q the Wss Farms
two miles east q the village q that name. and viii be
sixth station will be in the town of Pelham, oppo
The g seventh % station cas- east Of Harlem RIVER Will also be
and New New koohee ana nPowf viii oe
spd 5S
pany It will be known as the Harlem River Branch of
The important announcements for the week now
remaining are the sale on Wednesday, bv James
NJ Miller at me Exchange. OF 100 lots on Washing
AS a thoughtful investment this is one OF the best
offerings OF the season.
on Saturday Jere. Johnson, Jr., will hold his
closing suburban auction sale at White Plains,
when he will offer 200 eligible village lots finely
located on the Tarrytown road, and but five min
utes walk from the railroad station. There will
be free excursion, collation., music and balloon
ascension.
Yesterday's Sales.
The attendance at the Exchange salesroom yes
terday was moderate. and the legal sales an
nounced were adjourned. The only sale made was
by James M. Miller, by order OF the executors OF
hn In Ia NJ fvyn In ls1 hn
northwest corner OF Ninth avenue and Eighty ninth
street, for $l2, 900.
NYACK IN. " PROPERTY BY A. J. MATTHEwSoN.
The auction sale OF reafestate held by A. j. Mat
on saturday last resulted III the sale OF the follow
ing property
Mansfield villa, s. 9. cor. Piermont and Washing
Katrina Cottage and plot rear above 4sOo
2lots In rear ad Dining, lUJxl25 $3.50
lots II. W. cor. Piermont and Washington avs,
202xi3o ............... 6C75
5iots ad dining l0lxi9s 6COl
lots al olning, SU)x6J 66z5
2U... ........................... SOO5
lot Uxy6 5000
lot n e. corner Chase and Cornelius avs, 2xlOO LAS
lots adjoining lWxlo $40
lots s. Mansfield Railroad depot, 5Dx45 $40
lot s. W. corner Elizabeth place and Broadway,
Ooxi2O .............,........:. I2OO
i2ox 100 l575
i2s 27so
lD .......... 1900
200 ..:...,.......s....... ESQ
lot adjoining, f0x00 $40
iot anJonlng iMlJU. $40
iot adjoining sOxlW SO
~. dIoiiming 4oAv1 5l0