New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-29
E1rNFRAI. OF ISAAC w. ENGLAND.

The funeral of Isaac W. England was held YES
terday in the Episcopal church at hlogewoOo,
N. j. A large number of New YORK hewsPa sp',t
men and business friends of Mr.. England went
out on the 1:45 p. train on the ere halIwaSi
three special cars having been provided by Generl
Passenger Agent John n ABBOTT; ne seryi'o Of
Rldgewood; the Rev. DIR. Russell, OF 81. raw NJ
Church. Paterson, and the Rev. -. Mt MI.
bs nac c6ngsfed soos by Miss Hen
rietta Beebe and hymns by quartet me P obn
bearers were Charles A. Dana George Jones; 9olin
Swnton, George r. Rowell. WiiIiam noien' Sham
Chauncey Kilmcr and j. H. Bates Among those
present were Thomas c. Acton, United states AS &c
the Tax Commission; Monmouth b: Wilson super
intendent of the Fire Patrol; Yce-President Z. A.
Walton. of the Citizens Fire Insurance Company
Lord Lord Panl Dana. Franklin Bartlett. A. j. Gum "a
Wilson, W. II. Bodwell, William stuart hugh
Fvn5a arthur Philip F Wa@s' '1 William
Davis Eugene Gates, Hugh Lalor, Mrs Frank Les
lie, Mrs. Beattle and Mrs. Gaylord. There was ia
Mr. Epgland's associates on Inc sun ne pouy
was buried in the family plot in Vatican Cemetery
near RidgewoOd.
LOW PRICES FOR LOTS AT AUCTION.
At the new Real Estate Exchange Richard V.
Harnett g. Co yesterday were to sell thirty seven
lots in Riverside-ave between Eighty second Anu
Eghty-ffth sts., and adjacent street lots. ne
disnosito. To purchase was so small the part OF
those in attendance that the bulk OF the properly
disposed Of The corner lot at Eighty-thlrd-st and
the avenue was sold for $3.50 the next three lots
toward Eighty -fourth-st bringing S2o,ooo. ok
lots In Eighty -fourth-st were SOLD prices Tasns
from So 925 to $50, 500. The first lou IN LlgntS-
third-st east of RveTside-ave sold for $o,4oV;
tke correspepSing lot in Elghty-f0urth-st Drought
SIS $50. Francis NJ. jerks and Patrick COX were
the purchasers. Mr.. HarDett also sold the nan i1
terest In Nos SIT and $40 Broadway for $l3o 0OO
TO Solomon Mehrbach. Louis Mesier SOLD at auc-
ton the lot at the northeast corner OF Broaaway
and Forty-ninth-st for $27, 400 to M. NIchoi, ana
No. ZIG East Seventy-nmth-st TO {. steele LOT
Slxth-aye and e-hunGred-ard-twenty- hfth-st.'
was also sold by him for $4,000 to u. Lcnte 81,
stein. A. j. Blocker g. Son sold Nos II 10 81
Varick-st. for $21 200.
BUDDENSIEK'S HOUSES MUST COME DOWN.
Attorney Findley. of the Fire Department, yester-
dav received the report of official survey OF Con-
tractor Buddensleks unfinished tenement houses
in Sixty-frst-st and In Eleventhave which are sun
standing within stones throw OF the RUNS OF tle
Sixty-sccond-st houses. The survey was IN ade by
Inspector D'Oench, of the Bureau OF Buildings ana
n lie Brun of the American Institute OF Archtects.
Concerning the eight houses In Elevehtn-aFe. thc
report states that they are unsafe III these resPccS
The entire foundations and first story party walls are
huiit of had material and the workmanship Is INFERIOR
The fret story party walls are buged DucRleo anu gu. o
plumb as are also the columns The pasterlgs ~ tue
bnilding is made OF improper materials Ihe paruuonns
trougont arc not according to law. Inc party VANS
are built OF inferior materials The SIX hortneTIy
structures must be taken down ehtirey' aIso M stb
tons and first story party walls OF the TWO most sou'n
The binding in sixty-hrstst nearest Elevenhavc is
unsafe The columns out OF plumb, the TWO centre
ones too short and the westerly gane wall Is ouL VI
plumb and bulged Eight other buildings IN SHY
st. are unsafe and be repaired Legal proceedlngs
will be begun to-day to have the orders OF Inspector
DOench carried QUO.