New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-07
The Ailsa from the West Indies three days overdue
also reached here.
REAL ESTATE OPENING WE'LL.
ooon WEEK BEGINNING THE NEW YEAR-TRANs-
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ACTIONS AND PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS.
The first week of the year, closing yeserdhaS
brought an activity in the real estate narkeo Will
Vac Greater than had been expected by conserve
tive dealers Those who had looked for an Ih,,nc, n
ate buoyancy were disappointed, pun tno ooma6Ia
number of dealers and brokers had their reasono
hopes more than fulfilled There was reheWeu ~
tiyity in both private and auction saies, ft tie
the full effect of the holiday season mas III. made
market Where sales were not actually lhauo,
transactions were begun which promise ~ aPPoadi
among the consummated tradngs OF tnIs w..
Prices continue strong, and while buyers ehuea t
N drive the best bargains, they meet Win q stup
born resistance on the part Oh PtoPei
Brokers say that realty is In strong nahus. of
There will be a decided increase III lne n a,,
ancton sales this week, but there are no par
large lots offering. On Wednesday sixteen ioen h.
Ninth-ave and Seventy-sxth ana seventy se'eTThH;
sis will be sold at the Exchange salesrooi. MS
sale will be regarded with interest," oy a.
brokers' who noting an increased luitny on rno
part of capitalists Tor Wesn oae t5e sccions of the
CITY bordering on the East and West sue Oh ene
Park as regards the relative prices OF ieI esaa o
beginning, many Drokers lnIhN' W
"A blow has been administered to West SIDE
property said well-known Finest deaer SeSt IT,
day "bv the stoppage of the night trains on .ne
Metropolitan road after midnight. vi coulse W. We
want 10 deprecate any estimate OF me M iio
ar,e IRON that cauSe t hesH trayeI that pat
Tonizes the West Side elevated roads AFTER
Nevertheless injury to real estate may * ugnV,
and to say the least the action o. u Of sep
forward, in the development OF that
promising part OF the city hnt Inc S cannot be-
Ornhibne6 Reai-esiate owners and brokers u.ianl-
pinonsiv condemn the narrc w-minded policy OF me
Manhattan management ,put ~ 10' las
| seriously to impress values -. on, ,o,or,r
were recorded last week and there are Ho1i in VI
mportant transactions III negotiation. Juut u, i"p
man bought thlee lots III Fhth-aYe; nolth "
Eighty-sxtli-s for 97, 800 and reSold luc' 10
prominent builder, who purposes 10 elEcy ~
1 fr,nf
good sale was made of five CITY lots IN SlNtSseNentu
and Sixty-six tn-sis., west of Elghih-aNe , ioa
S33 600 Among the projected lmprOEelhell.s VA e
WcsI Side are The erection by Peter Farley o. seven
fve-sOry lighthouses i'll tlity-i0nrlh-stIi w. Nrs
Eignth-ave, AZ cost OF Yl1GOU s,or "' ia
Margaret l.. Niebuhr, of five hyestoIA MAI a
i'm Fortv-fi tt-st, between Ninth ana lehlu-"feS''
at an estimated expense OF $4,000. c.,..o..o.,,-
| Few lmportant transactions III East Slue properly
| are TO be noted John Graham has bought nine
| ri Y lots at SecOnd-aye and SlXty-thlr1-st. loi
$4,000 There is good strong lenan9 DO o S Jus
| ness properties downtown. Nos: 81 anu % Do"I ~
| wav we're sold last week for $lTO,OOO. Ue0ige
Johnson has bought Nos. 81, 20, 20 and - DtSau
way which, added to ms recent putchaseo o. o in
| II and 49, gives HIM frontage OF ito leeI h IA
| Broadway. Another immense oflce buliuinE - ~
lieved l., be intended a. tine GU come OF tns Pul-
chase, Among other sales OF note were nose VI 40"
ego 34l ana $40 East FOurth-s. to the mi son VI
DR., Howard Crosby church Tor $24, o, tne build
ing at the oN 600 cash ard Nos 10. 10 and
| IL Paar-st for $4,000. The htc0fd ana un ,
! saws that six-s;Ory BRICK anu teTra-cotIa onc1
| huildIup VIII be erected at Tue noItlvdS' NVi
Beayer-st and broadway oy H. Mch. wohlniy ;s, =
an Estimated cost Of $3.50 900. Part OF tho bulidlg
will be occupied by the New York Central Eaiiroau
Company's freight and Iighterage oihceS'
HOMICIDES COMMITTED TO THE ToMBS'
Coroner Merkle and. jury YESTERDAY s be-
gan the inquest in the case OF s 1nT and and
| killed on the night of January by rIa1 1cs
| Uonnelly III the latter's liquor store az NO; -
Westinghouse. Donneily ties ihed tnat Iaui I h"
"A uLa nd
gan to turn the place INSIDE OUT, as ne nau ,
| ened He threw pitcher and kettle Iled WIN u
| hoilinp water at him. and was the act o. nurHng
| eecend char ct him when he shot, Inc ln,y Ien-
dered verdict that Paul came TO ms dealn rom d
pistol shot wound received at the hahus o. ra,ys
Donnelly. The prisoner was committed 10 the iolnoi
| without bail, pending the action OF the oIahu
| Jury. i, :; oLorood with
| hauinn caused the death OF FrdericN Mueller;
t~elve wears old of No. 1874 Allenst, was arraIgneu
before Coroner Merkle. lie placed bin nnds s
go 800 bail, and in default OF giving Tue uohuS
Dunka was committed 10 the Iomos'
ASLEEP WITH The KNIFE IN HIS HAND
Charles Roehrick. age twenty-five, boaTder al
| M 80 StantuI-st was charged before justice
| po;terson Yesterday ut the Tonbs Police Court
| with felonicusly assaulting Theodore Modcnhanser
with nom lie lived Inc complainant "au si.s !
| emf on the head and another on the eye lie stat
that The prisoner aud be occupied bed" IN the same
room Auout o'clock in the morning he wa'
| awakened by the prisoner who stood over MN VIII
| n knife i'm his hand. He was using Threatening
! LANGUAGE toward his roommate, and ON tho lattei
awakening he inflicted the injuries desc at. t.,
Then without utterIng word the prisoner ioiV th'
rno,u Officer DOugheI was called IN 10y MOldehhaus
er. and ON searching the house Roehrck was i0uht
seeping soundIy IN ahUSn %a, tIen before Jnstic
! Patterson the prisoner was unable to account 10
! his conduct lie was held for trial In DEFAULT
. $1,000 ball.
! PUTTING POISON IN HER MOTHERS TEA
Q At tho breakfast table yesterday, Mary Maya
t goni. of No. Alp West Forty-ninth-st., was aDou
| IN drink cup Or tea. when she noticed q pecuua
A | odor arising from II. Upon further cAaminatlo
/. she found that quantity OF carD0lc acld ha
: been mixed in the tea. Her daughter Florence. ha
been acting uueerly of iate and on questioning hci
. she at once admitted placing the poison III the Gu
! for the purpose of ending her motuer uie: ~
GIRL who Is fi cen years OF age, was taken INTO cus
v | todv bv Detective McArdle OF the Twenty-sec0h
! | Precinct and arraigned IN the Yorkvillo polc
Court She gave as the reason for the act that tn
mr. ther heated the other children better than sh
| did her. Justice Otterbourg committed tue Rirl \
t the care of the Commissioners OF ChaItIes and
rectlop for examination to her mental condition
NO. IA HESTER STREET DOOMED.
: since the shooting of koundsnan Delaney, VIII
. | made an effort to serve warrant on "a 5artende
= az No IA Hestci ST., Michael Ryan. IN whose main
the excise license for that place was granted, ma
= dsappeared IRON tho neighborhood The llquo
~ store is kept by Andrew Kelly, but the Excise Tou
y mssioners refused to grant nm license, " he
= RYAN went away the license was mol Vaild. as
- cannot be transferred. Anxious to Keep open th
70 place hch is great resort OF rufians, Ilmoth
- J. Sullivan applied Tor "a license on January =. Du
70 il did not take long for the Excise Commissioner
20 learn lis character. Yese, day the license was
70 fused. 1t was also agreed by the Commsslonei
IS nor to vrant license to anyone to sell liquor at ~
u IA IIester-st Ryans license was granted on M
10 yember 20, 1882, and will not expire Tor nearly
20 year but II he does not continue ostohslDly 10 col
~ duct the place the police close 1t at anytime
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p DISAPPEARANCE OF MRS. RODENsTElN.
=. Superintendent Walling received informatlC
~ | several days ago that Mrs Eliza Rodenstein;
~ widow whose husband was physician IN this CIT
" had disappeared from Hamilton, Ont, while lnsan
IJ was supposed that she had started for New or
~ She was well dressed and wore expensive Jeweiir
u | INT ahe had No ready moEey. description OF MI