New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10

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az rental Of s. month, infinitely less than Is
needed for an inlahtablc fat in the city. The cost
Of living is not ~ great a in York. though appo-
tcs are much larger in consequence Of the healthy
natural life folks lead here. Paramount IS on me
line Of the Ncw-Jersey and Nowlork Railroad ana
I only fourteen miles away from the metropolis III
seems thousand miles away when one Is there
There are ffty-six trains back and forth every day.
connecting with the ferries the foot Of Chambers
ST. and Twenty third st. NcwYorf. The Nev-forA
Snsquchanna and Western Railroad also runs through
IIackensack that one can take ones cho''e 81
routes Commutation either road is 81 month 10
Paramount and - 30 30 Iacicn,ack The gentle siopo
Of the land toward the lIachensach River about nan
mile distant affords the mos, perfect natural drain
age 50 that the eTOnd ,odden, and there arc
no marshes The air is pure. dry and invigor1tlnG
the Paadc range to the east aflodiny shelter from
the damp and cutting winds Of the scaShore Tho
drives about Farmount not surpassed anywhere
for beauty and variety Of scenery
New Rochelle is seventeen miles away from the CAV
Hall. according to The distance circles on the map
II /, lust far enough away from the noise and hustle
Of the city and is near enough to be whlShe1 III ana
ont in little more than half an hour There are JOS
OF WAYS of reaching it, that the tired business man
can always find other OF the trains aViuIaolc
The Ncyy-Yorl and Ncw-IIavcn Railroad dispatch
thirty trains each way every day. The Harlem llVer
Branch affords the suburb rapid transit as we'll and
as the town overlooks that picturesque waterway
Long Island Sound it enjoys communication win I'o
city by steamboat during the summer months Wheh
travel by water is most delightful The VIHSe pos
sr,scs the quaint home like features oi the up
country" VILLAGE and all icOnoclasuc mahuia uiei7
are forbidden to set up their smoke demons and other
nusanccs within it, limits. Here the houses, nuiit IN
old Colonial and Queen Anne STYLE vcriiabe homes
The prices the lots by no means prohIb!pNc ana
any man with moderate income. say OF T-'ooo
wear can in u little while become hi own landlo ana
have stake in the community in one OF the most
attractive places ia the specially favored Weschester
County.
Among the suburbs coming now into prominence
West Brooklyn occuplcS a unique position. Brooklyn
i, a city Of homes, but there j. TIDE oil ehls'd-
ton from Broohlvn itself Me-t BroohIyh Is situated
Just beyond the line Of the city Of brooklyn on Fort
IGamltonayc Forticth, Forty first, Forty second ana
other streets ~ FAR a. Sixty fourth ST. and during The
last three year, wonderful change has been brought
bout there There IS now Little settlement 0i about
forty families living in comfortable countryhcd de
nehtful homes. and building j, going on all the time
one great advantage Of West Brooklyn IS It's aces
sibv to the exchanges Of NcwYor by the BROOKLYN
Bath and West End Railroad 1hi, !, a consideration
to the business man whose active engagements require
casr access 10 hi, place Of business and 10 uc prudent
man who expect, to sec his investment gain Ia value
West Brooklyn offers special inducements. To those
in the employ Of other. who mast be on time AT Their
hu-incs, every morning, frequent train service Is "A
dc~ideIatun and 'e u'' need not MAKE 'heu 'cTI.r
W. -, 80. - a. .t ct,. .,d ~,
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There is no feature Of nous Aold economy more i'm
portaut than trictcd abundance # water and
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