New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-20

,-oy.,b f., the unwlyc business methods 'l NV -,
e.,,,r srecuaror while oth.re again ho..
responsible who VIII not sell l'hl o' go MID
have neither the courage nor tn'lna''" w.
,,-t,,e,cr ,re muse may be tho feet remains 10
.bts beautiful avenue hos not Kept pace ~"
IT. s,-oe.a and in certain parts - II "e''-''"''
expec;at!ons have not been realized.
NATURAL ADVANTAGES
,,,,. -.oson tho wes, slle OF nearly All 'ne
tr,roriant avenues Is the favorl'e one. anu -.
park Wss, having only weT' sue 49,, s,,,
ho,,.os -. afternoon shalr ana the r'li''''.'s
,.zos ,-,r, tho PARK caused the b"liei 'n'' Wv
,.,,,, ,,.,,,ld heroine AZ once popular. I's mn
,,,-a, ,,r,vr.ts is stlll IN It's Infancy. bHt ''"
nar,, ,cts. "a ALREADY remarkable for ii' p'S"'y
and IL Offers attractions M r'S'a'h'' S'''
nc few, Il our thoroughfares possess ~.
rho entrances :, tie Park ar. - numerous ''n'
o.,1.r,s along tho avenue practically have 'n.y
., ross ,be stree, 10 ret away from ne c"s'' h'"
~ ord h,.uo OF a great city. into the c'o an :
o,ic, Of che country. Il Che chidr'n '''9 -
esuocialy a boom and 20 what great 'N'c.' -
mako Nc. Of the Park could be seen u"''.S
a,or,,us Ma, DAYS Of last week. Groups 81 Gnu.
dren were all over the PARK ou' WIN. -, crow
tourney miles to reach their playground anu 81"
,aI On thor long trip home. tne Cen'ral ram
~, chudren were at home and In the farh NJ ''''
same time. .>.,.,,.s
SOME BIG STRUCTURES
r, huu1er Of apartment houses and famly
ho,eIs realizes to the fullest the adVah'hs'' VI w
street and monster structures for those use' Ia,o
been erected They are all occupied, s'u .',rs -
are realized and others are De'"e "
growing demand. $4,000. 4.
-rna most pretentious Of these is the Dako'a' nj
eeventv second and seventy-third sts' o"heu "
the Clark estate II is built IN the Snape -
bollou eauare is nine s,ories high ana mas apa' :
mcnts which range in price from H'V" 10 'Dv" -,
,eo- Occupants can either keep house or
..A,ord as restaurants on the American anu '"e
,-,,,-o,,.ar ,lon are connected with the house
Cros,,e the Dakota J. Rotbschlld II erecun8
am more beautiful apartment MOTEL "'lc" ' 20
frontage of 2Oi feet on Central PARK west az" NV
feet each on seventy-hrst Ana seventy S''o"i 80
,d ia ~ feet high The Majestic Is eleven s'ories
49, .rd contains so rooms. besides dining. music.
raoon,,on and reading rooms q winter garden ana
,. ,onenade The house will have about zp
bathrooms. -, =, co~-o
tn, largo reception hall on the main moor is ooHo
,eo+ and will be sumptuously furnlsheu' ine'e
.u 90, hA a dark room In the house, as everything
{, The wav OF plumbing. lighting ana Veh,'i"''"s
will be OF the best anu fashioned ai'er 'ne ms
,,o,roved and scientinc plans. Its owner peheNeS
that when the house is opened TO the pnp''c III n'
fau II will be pronounced the most perfect ou''1-
ing OF it's kind In the CITY, - o,,.
The Majestic is OF Indiana limestone. terra co''a
and light colored brick.
ANOTHER FAMILY HOTEL
Another imposing building ~ the 'hii 'N'
ceventv-nfth-st This hotel. the properly Oh
Michael brennan has about 100 apartments OF from
two to nine rooms and is now under the manage
ment OF T. H. Gale. by whom 1t Is cohduc'eu o"
the american plan" 49,
The next point Of interest TO the north ~ MAN"
haitian so,Iare. on which the Museum OF Natural
History stands This institution. In Its ehiarseu
and improved condition. will prove sun s'ea'e
source OF interest to the visitor to New-iork 'han
1t has been. ,,,.., .o,
AT Eighty -nrst-st.. and extending 10 fsn'y -'.o
ond-st is the Hotel beresford N0OoO apart
,rent hotel which has 100 apartments every one Oh
which has been occupied ever since the hotei was
finished The prices In this house range i,o"'
500 IN 80 00O a year. which includes heat hIuHh'd
ton and service The best idea Of the beautes OK
the west side OF New-York can be gained from .ne
dining room OF the Beresford. which Is on the
ninth floor IT'S thirty windows commanding
view worth going miles 20 see
The La Grange. with twenty-onc apartmehts' nv
Eighty third-st 10 one Of the notable buildings VI
its kind G. G. DJdge Is the owner. Inc ou'.'
ing directly across the street the Lolita owned ny
Hail q Son is much like IT, The Messrs. Han own
also the houses No 225 and 226 In the avenue each
with twelve apartments. Rugby School, al Nihety-
second-st is situated on pretty Knoll ana inc
grounds about the schoolhouse give the boys sooo
playroom. - .,,. .a,, Tho block he
tween Ninety NTH and NinetyJsxth sts ana .nJs
now in course OF erection Will make THIS sona
block" before winter. Next u tho Fas'eu' i"'A-