The evening world., 1894-04-14
press any opinion. Owner was not a

pres, I.sy any opinion. Owner was not as
Is Fifth avenue-Tenants refused to ex-
press an opinion or disclose the owners
4 Fifth svenue-Park brothers. Could
not be seen.
. Fifth avenue-william Parkin could
81 Fifth william J. Fitzgerald
b j and nd j Fifth ayenuezThs Board Of
Home Missions nd the Board OF For
eign Missions of the Presbyterian Church
OF the United States OF America own l3l
feet OF ground on Fifth avenue at this
the west side OF the avenue at Twentieth
street. Treasurer o.. ID. Eaton. Of the
Home Missions. said the Boards were
cars on Fifth avenue. and their consent
had not been asked for.
| 81 Firth avcnue-Rohert Il. Roosevelt
was not at home, but his stepson. Ken
yon Fortescue, said he was quite sure
that Mr. Roosevelt opposed the cars.
80 Firth avcnue-Used as n business
house. A gentleman in charge said that
the owner, William II. Gcbhard, was IL
favor Of the cars. and had signed his
consent for a cable road
81 Firth avenue-Csed as business
Company .Dr, Fuller. who is owner OF
Vas most decidedly opposed to the cars.
>, o3, g. 9, 80 z East Fourteenth street.
+
ness houses-Fan Beuren estate. Mr.
Van neuren was seen at his home, 81
West Fourteenth street by the reporter
and said that even though the lessees
consented to street cars ON Fifth avenue
the estate would object TO them. His
consent r,,hs had not been ask asked for =,
sent was not asked for
% Fifth avenue-Owner not ascertained
The Bergman Gas and Electric Fixture
IN tta md
signed their consent, but believed that
their landlord Is opposed to them.
81 Fifth avenue-Owner not ascertained
favor the cars and and Signed e1es Consent sSfe BID
not know how the landlord considered
the proposition.
could not be seen. but is said to be op-
posed to the cars.
IS Fifth avenue-House vacant Owner
said to be Mr.. Spencer. who could not
81 Fiith aysnue-Robert G. Remsen ex-
pressed Indifference to cars. "one en-
croachment more or less" said he, will
make l,.td little iIe,d dinerence to me. 1 am dis
SO Fifth avenue-J. Fl. cheever. About
to ., remoye. ,ns. Could not be seen; ,
90 Fifth avenue-House unoccupied
Owner not ascertained
Fry, OF the Bradbury Plano Company.
lessees, says that he signed what he
thought was memorial to the Legls-
lature asking for rapid transit on Fifth
avenue. He favored the. cable cars, but
did not know whether the owner would
consent.
81 Fifth avenue-Krell Piano Company,
lcssees President Crane signed consent
but did not know whether the landlord
would consent.
90 Fifth avenue-Mrs. II. v. B. Ken
reay Is opposed to the cars.
~,
pany. lessees, are Indifferent. The ground
and house belong to Mrs. Lydia s. Cut
ting, TnS The TIE reporter could not see her
l03 Fifth avenue edwards Pieriepont
| Is opposed to the cars.
! lo9 to III Fifth avenue belong to she
Arnold, Constable estate, The owners
who; although a member Of the dry:
property, say how the owners regard
street i,o , cars for Fifth avenue.
sent The landlord. w. &. Read, how
ever refused to sign.
taarateur m @ iessee. favors eers owner res
not ascertained.
! 1913 Fifth avenue-B. woolley, extern
slon-chair dealer; lessee, Is opposed to
cars. He says that Fifth avenue trade
is OF a carriage kind and wouil be ruined
by street ears. Resides, he added, brsi-
ness or no business. New York ought
tic and of which 1t might feel proud
Property, belongs TO Floyd estate and in
1.5 Fifth avenue-owner not ascer-
i27 Fifth avenueHE. b. r. Livingstone
could not be seen. The lessees are indlf-
ferent about cars.
l3l Fifth avenue-Miss Elizabeth
Townsend refused to discuss the subject
on behalf OF the owner. A. b. Town
send.
1873 Fifth avenue-A. J. Roux. Presi-
furniture. lessees.. Is opposed to the
cars. and refused to sign consent.
Would not disclose owners name.
A. c. Kingsland Is very much opposed
to the cars.
1877 Fifth avenue-Arnett T. Smith. not
at home. but said to be opposed to the
l4l and 14s Fifth avenue belong to the
Cutting estate and to Clarence s. Sew
ard, respectively. Their views were not
obtained.
The remaining houses, up to 1877, at the
corner OF Twenty-third street. are all
business houses. With the exception OF
Simon l.. Deutsch. who owns 16s Fifth
, found by the reporter. Their names
however. are: li5, Cutting estate: 47
14s. estate OF Louisa A. johnson; l5l-153
estate; III to l73. The Cumberland; l75 tt
1877. Amos .R. Emo. The tenants are foi
the most part either opposed to the
/ cars or Indifferent.
Simon l.. Deutsch. however. owner Of
Z 159 Fifth avenue. where he carries on g
; tailoring establishment. was very out
: spoken against the cars.
: ASIDE from the disgrace" he said
l ''of disiguring this beautiful avenu,
l with cars and all other sorts OF vehicles
: It would be detrimental. from a busi
, ness point Of view. to run cars alont
, this avenue. 1t would reduce Fifth ave
I, nuc TO the level OF Sixth avenue. anC
people who come here In carriages nov
; would Just as lief board the cars for
= Sixth avenue establishment as the car
for one on Fifth avenue. 1t Is the mar
l rowest kind OF egotism which can s,
e blind n man to his own interests a
: to make him believe that Fifth avenue
T business can ever flourish from an.
9 other than a carriage trade"