New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-10
REAL ESTATE.

--bo Creator New-York Commission vas the only
tonic among real estate men yesterday al'erhoo"
and in all the Offices visited but one op''''o" NA'
voiced. .,,s,
G.oree w Chauncey. ono OF the most en'"us.
os,,c of the consodationsts was delighted Win
,ha covernor's appointments. and wired MS con-
CALCULATIONS to Albany as soon as the news va
hrro,ined here He said Il am perfectly saus'e"
a,,b I'm, Governors action. The appointments are
beyond criticism. and the effect upon Jul %
state will be marked. With the signing Vi '"e
h the decline In Brooklyn reality. when had co'-
,,ruod for a decade ceased, and while there was.
perhaps no perc-ptible advance there was hrni-
moss easilv noted by experienced operators LateIy
there have been Indications that some large "o'a-
lngs which have been on the market lo' !e"S'
ar 10 be entirely withdrawn the owners e'iue"'!
believing tina; the of better prices Is AT haiu'
Mr. Chauncey was questioned about the various
bridge and tunnel schemes and expressed himself
49, s,ropsl, IN favor OF tunnels rather than bridges
THE coupa,y recently Incorporated to build a
tunnel from near City Hall 10 some point IN lower
New-York." said he. has been In existence more
than IL year. has made Il careful examination Vi
the proposed route. and has competed iss ,o pla
and estimates. The cost VIII not exceed $1,000, S
The time from broadway New-fork, 10 brook-
Ign will not exceed hye minutes. ms on for
Heights property to quadruple In value. WIN
present Electrical appliances tunnel Is mucn pei
nels and as many more bridges. Within ten inles
a. New York on TINS Sllc OF tIlc Fast INti'
ten times az many people as there are IN 'i ne
same distance north or west OF New ~ rk "a
developing It's transit schemes the same rule should
be observed as In tapping wafer supPis ,h
source Of supply should be the object one OF lne
The msma nagement OF the Brooklyn Bridge. Prac-
Ideally it has never been managed by either city,
to preserve this great connecting link between the
cities sort Of personal property. rath.. man
make II what its designer ana builders lntehued
il should be- There should be no break in pas
sonxer traiMc between the Harlem River and the
Atlantic Ocean. All railroads must have two ter
minas. but II there TO be more they should
not be In the middle Of the line. | say the Brige
has been grossly mismanaged." In proof OF this
Mr Chauncey spoke OF the nnety-three Bridge
police employed, and asserted that twenty patrol
men from each city wouia 40 tnr or as van,
proach. which is wasted said he: This Is val
liable property ana a most desirable location for a
magnificent market something which brooklyn
needs 49,, ,...
Corbin. h. said that when WORK began on 'hat We
would find the vanderbilts pushing their Black
far sighted man" continued he. but | don't be-
lcye he thoroughly sized up the possibilities or the
this commission Will undoubtedly frame. Greater
Now-York Will speedily become the financial centre
anticipated If possible and financial consolidation
should occur at once. Such consummatlon can
be brought about without raising the New-fork
Henry W. Sheriff. was quite as enthusiasts as
Mr. Chauncey and remarked that the appointment
OF Seth Low. in view of the action of his brother
was significant. other prominent real estate men
had only words OF commentator TOT the bO'tlhoT
Tho sales Yesterday were:
jefferson ave No lis: l. Brumley 20 w l. Gid 49,
Jefferson ave- No 100: J I. Brumey TO NJ LAM. 400
Jefferson ave. No l22. l. Brumey to Rand 1850
Ocean Place. Herlimer ST. W fulfilling 49,.
Jennie Walsh fcV
Macon Z. Marcy ave; J Quilting 10 .oo
Charles W Belts '''''' o'V
sleycl st. bounded by Moore and White sta and
Bushwck ave. W Butng 10 Edward Dell 90
meier Inv
state-st n - = ~ II OF Clinton st. 25xiOG TO-
25xlpi5 Edward cotton. Elizabeth j. TO Ma 49,.
bel See. iInckensaok. j, 3 part ..,........ $500
Union st. No 6l3 to Gl1. 1919 II W Of 4th-
ave SpA9J Frederic 4 Cnnchos 10 Carrie
kennedy: 50 $40. 1850
Van Isrun 81. 22p II Of Verona 81, 3xD.
Nan ls-,nt ~, No Isl, l25 IT Of Verona
st. lSDxaO: forecose; william Butng TO
Julius stern Jacob Saalberg .............. $500
ho1-s n - Of 6thaV" runs llCx . 5O).Jx
: 3. Xix " look 1902. To street. 100. Fan
Mo r. Brown To Henry Kettelhodt and John
Mchpgn %"p
washington Cemetery all title in cemetery. In sales
OF lots therein etc: Carola II Bennett. heir OF
James II Bennett. and Carolla II Criswel to Marx -
lIainerschag -'VOV
Eanbrldsa-st 9 242.i II e Of Howarlavc l95x
l,o house and lot: Henry Il and Adelaide Hill 800
to Ellen AccleS ''"oV
Suttrr-ave. II corner Atins 2OxsO: Charles
Mag.- % Sarah Carough Sufern, New-fOrk. 1.vU
Kussclst :. 1875 II OF Nassau-ave. 2lxloo;
James ID Lynch 10 Eleanor \. wife OF David -