New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-09

Thev united IN tho assertion that the derressicn
% ns: e az 81 ossnns y
Mslcc, and particularly by the running VI '"' VI" VI"
Ms.hew v. Cable proprietor Of the belmont HOTEL
took rosy view Of The situation. Tic said:
aS s at S.'T nanny sns S
lsrIdse has mad" ~. difference with e that haSe
s,ret' parcuary at night aud sundays The irst
thing 10 run down the .nigM trade was the elevated
n"sScss that il was twenty years ago Think o. the
large stores thai here then especially 'e m
town between Third and TAKE , my s"s -.
Fifteen or twenty year. aSS sa' Then " NO
"nmsIiion. Nov there are ut cas, hundred ,estanr
anita Octwccn Maiden lane and ceknan ST. bas "c"n
The opening 81 nr with free lunch counters at n
,acbcd man who husse glass ~ ov "t s"p or
piece of roast beet e,ca fsir lunch ,nc MAN !.
rna y" ' T. 10 Law the depression to The nre re-
mcnrer when thu Crse,n lalncr wa mn,nv na almost
"oncudri to teal up their tracks aud atop m.,nrs,
So IN isGi left the corner "r Cotllna, IT. wv" iii my
,c because The cuscmcra Who lived around l,ow'"f
orccn aud elsewhere downtown moved ,a,v and
,h""sn was onc,oa The store for almo. mH,ss,
refused IT, The iIcncdlcs VIII" were a"T, nj 81, has
90" sSo :" am Srca, ,noro"shfarc Aud think 1t win DO
VIM r'iIon's 1t Ia absurd to nay '""' '"' '''''' -
ANY san.ay. probably the oldest storckespcr IN me
soT o years opened The r.t oto" that
was est nhlsbed above William ST. in 1917 solne lew
r,,cery and thread and needle stores BIZ ofcep'cu, m
General business Of tho street has bern much inuc"
The Bridge II IL felt the most by those VIM wv nno
half OF the retail dealers think the huuine VI ~
bridge will ultimately eject great change III e'
hy making Il place Tor wholesale houses anu
When Street ceases to nc thorough are Tue Ie,sn
trade must 90 In n central location IKE ei1tn q, e W..
csahIsbmeu OF large and attractive stores VIII nrw
| people provided they are CONVENIENT " ''' '"''
| travel" 90, ....o ro, talon goo
de ,ler In insect powder said: have not taken r.o
less since January. The kind al peoples "hni was
ming nm and down the street standing aroinu ana "oh
ing In the windows don't do my Dusin =. any
| tel Won soInethirgs Mine opinions s tnat ire store
| kceuers want their rents down. NJ tenant =, .""
plains on account put him something OF ,s rtls -,
| have mine opinion. Fuion-s VIII DC foi'o"-s, ",'
| the time" -, ..-,,.. ,o,u ,to s.id.
am Affected about $50 II day ana on ea,ufaps ;pu
nave lost nj ,cas per cent 81 ny trade An ehtn
siastic HOY clerk here roke In: The Bridge nc sti
ought to tumble down and II Will some day Don w ~,
tlnk SOL I'd like to II break III TWO III tnc
| when tlero was no one on IT, It'd never DO Iu' up
| again" 49,, -. III, .rhovo hmm
twenty three years business In this street ana
wears on this SPOT DO not do any business ri h's"
now The Bridge has taken oil from 80 10 40 per cen' ~
my trade used to sell great dea Ia tie ianors vi
Long Island The elevated road was the nrS thinR !"
lure business 10y Withdrawing the large nunbefoi Peplc
and then the Bridge took way particularly are
the cars began running The crowd that now Iots ~ ~
| The City Hall through lieekuan Johh anu lul-
ION ats II Is the with the wagons tha WtIr eon
tmually being blocked. The stages which were Won' 10
be filled almost empty. The Iaiidor,is now
O; the past notice that several persons are making
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