New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-04

The gross frauds which Tammany Hall has prac-
tsed ire city Of New-York the su5jec; Of
discussion and speeches at the meeting OF the Real
Estate Exchange Honest Government Club last Mon
day The meeting held at the Real Estate Elk
change, and real estate men from all parts OF the
city were present and showed their disgust for the
vile methods of Tammany Hall. The real estate
OF New-York firmly decided TO leave no
unturned until Croker and his gang are buried
beneath the avalanche OF popular displeasure which
is threatening to descend upon them. IL was
demonstrated at the meeting last Monday that the
great majority OF the real estate men of this city
would vote for Morton and Saxton Strong and
GoT 1t also demonstrated that the Honest
Government Club Of the Exchange has been carry
ing on an active campaign In the interests OF the
Anti-Tammany ticket on Tuesday dealers and
operators in realty Will cast solid vote for the
union ticket The questions of the Greater New
York and rapid transit will be supported unani-
mously by the representatives, OF the real estate
business.
In considering the rapid transit question real es-
tate men have laid great stress the statement
of the Rapid Transit Commission. giving seven rea-
sons why the people should vote for municipal con-
struction They Present transit facilities are
inadequaie rapid transit act provding for muncphi
construction is legal and constitutionS rapid tran
ST; will increase the taxable value OF property IN
the CITY and thereby the citys income; guarantees
to prevent extravaganza In construction ana eN-
pendlture OF money are ample and busihessike'
municipal construction means one-half interest
charges on money borrowed TO build the road rai'd
transit will enable the people Of the city to reacn
more comfortable homes In the country AT MINI
mum expenditure OF time and money ana al en-
cheering difficulties in the way of disturbing a"Ja
cent buildings can be readily overcome.
Prospects Of a Republican victory on Tuesday nave
brought hope and encouragement To the "e'I'S "
tbe real estate men. II there is state ana cry
good government victory. real estate VIII be greatly
benefited With Tammany anu the state pein'-
cratic machine OF the way there VIII " J"''
and equitable real estate legislation
LARGE AMOUNT or BUSINESS DONE
In the week just ended large amount OF p"''
ness was transacted In real estate at private S"''
and a fairly large amount In the aucuo" roo'"N
\ great deal Of interest was centred on 'ne pun
cbaees Of property In West Eighteenth ana nine
,eenth sis between Fifth and sixth AYES safes
,r .hfs district have been announced almost every
da,. and there has been rapid Increase /" N''"'a
In that locality 1t seems that N" buying INV
mont was based on the knowledge that '"e N"'''
can Iithographic Company was to hui'' III '''
hlock a large building. which the Cooper esta''
executors had agreed some months ago TO p"'' ~
t,o,r,b-,ve near Twenty -sevcnth-si. The Amer
ton, It,hocraphic Company paid eXtravagah' prices
for intermediate lots. and other people VINO nav
been buying in the same neighoorhood' pau '' an
average Of over 5. a foot frontage me "o''"''"
,.,s rurelv speculative one and there was CON
siderable interest taken ]" J" "
were unusual ones.
Tho huvinc ~ property In Fifth-ave has begun
AGAIN. principally Tor business purposes '"'''
are few residence properties l'tt ~ me ''"' -
Of the avenue. and AT the rapid rat" the ~ -,
| q, h,,,, converted 10 business purposes IL VIII
no, be many years before 1t VIII J." one OF '"' 'S
business thoroughfarcs OF the city Inc a""o"''.
! ION, TIA, John Jacob Aston would erect ho'e'
! mi, the site OF the Aston house. nj fHth-N'' anu
1,,i-,v-fourth-st was one Of III" Interesting rear.
os,a,e items OF tho week. The new building WIZ
I've a part Of the waldorf and IN" combination Will
make the biggest hotel IN the "oii''
BUSINESS IL THE WEEK.
Ito. ,,i.s las, week amounted in value
90 sqe, no against ssi5 in hc corresponding week
! - .,o In Hrooklyu tho sales aggregated
,5 ~, aRalns, 500 81 20 the same week year
ago The following We're The principal 'r"'S'' ''''''
n, private sale in the week H.,
,,,nas.r.t sou,hack q Co have sold for the Hua-
SON Railway Company Glake Downing 'h'
southeast corner 81 Fifth-aN" am fS"''''''" 80
,h tto,al De Iogerot property. ~ feet IN me ave
! nre and ~ In the street for about P"'v'.
r ,,.r,v known As ST. AIMS Protestant Epis-
cop,l church has been report"i s'l'. IT. ''''' "
o,s ,h. site on the north side OF Eighte'n'h-s'''
o. a.s, ~ Fiuh-ave. adjoining chickering
,1r o,1 Includes the rectOry. The plot - lv' i'e'
800 ,t s,r..t by - feet In depth The price SAID 20
b,v. been paid for the property j. II me "''"'''
| mood OF S10vp . $780,, , ,A >.
lob, II Rcd has sold for Katharine Linen 70
rs,,, varley a thrce-story nat-house' Nos - an"
80. a,t,rtv ATHEIST for 81 20 VI. ~ l.. Hess
,' s,,1 the southeast corner Of Mercer ana west
| ,rhir1 SIS 2sxlOo and the new six-s'ory ana p's'
mon, and sub-basement brick building thereo" lo'
,ionry Ro,hschild to Samuel and Henry haIh Ior
$1,000 ,..... ,,s coli,
| 10 Max Danzger tr' property 80 - !" -''7@ VIVA
tcr-st a2xlOo for about $lloVn
| ,,,,r,es NJ Heyman & GO. have sold the -FOUR
story 2j-foot brownstone dwelling property No. u
| West Nlnctcenth-st. for Mrs. Sirhh h'""'o" '''
| s,g 800 II is reported that MandIeDdum i-""'"e
tye traded the seven three-story lS6-foo DWELLINGS,
10 12s to 100 West NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S'N
| -, q, SI15OOD to II. Solomon for eight acres w
| Cornwall-on- the Hudson at $'vp Johh W. H's."e
| eton VIII build two frst-class nat-hous'S' one "
and one 20x9) on the plot. 5pxlclS III Eighy-
Ct south SIDE l75 feet west OF Mad'sol-d'e' my
arc estimated TO COST $4,000. W. w han mas So' -
| Nrs Harriet Smith no go West Seventy -nhth-S'''
near Columbus ave. a three-story ana attlc Drown
s,one house lot l9xOO. for 10000 Frank l.. fiSher
has sold the four-story brownstone dweHhs' LAWN
100 AT No IS West Eighty-eghth-st; terms prNa'e'
Each day brings new reports OF the sale OF prop
| ertv In the block bounded by Eighteenth ana N'h'
| ,eenfh sts Fifth and sixth ayes. Another addt"h
10 The plot was made recently by the purchase ",
the plot on the northeast corner OF Shtn"'g "r 9i
| fesi in Eighteenth-st The first four lots weTe
owned by the estate Of John r. Tonne'l; ana " VIZ
purchased by him on April ls lsl., I0r 800, ~ ~,
adjoining g-foot lot owned by the Robert S'nr.,
| csfotc and was purchased In ISL ~ - not h.Vm
| at urrsent who the purchasers are but u y iaIiS
certain mat they are the same parile. that nay
| made the other purchases. II Is not pos,,lyrthy
| known what the price was. but II Is IN thr h'Sn.
horbood Of half "A million dollars for the property
| sOld yesterday. . ,uo,1or
Asnari four nve-story brick nathouses ana S'ortS
2X,,S feet each 40 81 To d2' Coiumbus-aVe'' ioi
| $1,000 . ,..,.,, ,tlho,s the
Uirsh Brothers have sod 10 FREDERICK Adnous th IN,
four lots recently purchased by them on t n p
side of Eghty-second-st, between oeh,i1h I'm hnuN
Vest and Columbus-ave. Mr.. Adhous VIII puiio
Gve four-story brownstone dwellings on these ot'
T'rieI nlrde9U a Co have sold the new six-stofy
hrick hullling AT 40. s. Vcsey-st. for $So.vn
NJ a. /. Hess have sold the southwest corner OF
fnur LOT