New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-13
REAL ESTATE.
RusINESS IN THE FIELD.

In spite of the interest In the Chicago CohVe"-
tion. last week was probably the duiiest week %
far this season. But there will undoubtedly De our
ones Private sales fell off heavily Tor reasons
readily to be accounted for at TINS time VI 'ie 'a'
There were several successful auction saies anu
~or,. ,ronor,ant deals were reported as pending.
A matter OF great importance to property Owners
on the North Side was the beginning Oh INC ".N
by the Manhattan Railway Company IN piepai"s
for continuous trains across the Hdf'e'h .'
from Third and Second aves. an account OF WHICH
was published In The Tribune yesterday. Inc ruH-
ming OF these trains will make transit IN coh'inis-
.,on hours more rapid, as we'll as much more con-
vanienA Every additional facility OF transit pe-
sween these two sections Of the city enhances the
value Of property across the Harlem RIVER
The North Side Board of Trade. which meets TO-
night is a most active body Of property-owners OF
the Harlem section. The purpose OF ''ie
BOARD IL 70 secure all possible public improvements
for the North Side in the speediest manner ana al
shs earliest moment possible. Since II was organ
lied In 1898 this body has accomplished great "o'h
Of lasting Importance to this section' ,
..The Record and Guide" evidently attaches little
<mnortance 10 the silver craze, far as any pos
sjble success attending 1t is concerned or It's eect
unon real estate values in this city. The paper
saws. 1.-THE voice Of Popusm as heard al Ch'-
cago is keyed up to too high pi'ch 70 ho'u W.
until November, and before that time SOBER 'hous"'
will have changed the views of many VINO are no"
historically demanding the free coinage OF SILVER
the income tax and the other cries raised TO oeuue
.hs that in them may be found panaceas for
al, material misfortunes. In like wise when the busi-
ness community sum up the probabilities lot the
American people accepting the insane and ignorant
theories Of Tillman. Bryan and Deos they VIII 'aNe
a more cheerful view Of the situation.
wallace c. Andrews is to erect a tweve-story
.,.,s,on-constructed store and apartment house on
The south side of Fifty-n.nth-st beginning l'o leet
east Of Madison-ave. This will adjoin the Lenox
1,vceum. The material Will be brick. stone and
terra-cotta The plans are being preparea oy Ae"'S
The old building of the New,Iork Steam iist
pany on the north side or ffr,nysformed by John
D Crimmins the purchaser of the property, mo no
to be s used as is @
The steam company. Of which Mr. Andrews is presii
dent VIII sFsSt It's new and pP sseR ss at the
River The building H viii Se tho horse Scopes There
xIgIm Also be an electric light plant The coal hop
pers viii have 5000 tons capacity: vii, h,,,d
fonrstory brick and stone clubhouse to cost So
0Oo on the south side Of Eignty-seVe''n-S''
rs w he several interesting auction sales this
week The most important VIII be neG when
James Wells and Charles A. Mll
- lots ad S tRs H Tia avison
Central and Hudson River RAILROAD Inc sor bns
opp0riSnsss for as tn well as for dwelling They lie
in Vanderbilt Webster valentine ana and
a i'm
dred and eighty fourth SITS The raiTos "a ernsced
sSst nropertv in this neighborhood VIII De mucn a.
fected for the better in consequence OF the ne"
transit facilities -, l., tor.o,osure eale TO-
,,orrow No 222 East Ninety-seVenth-st' a tUul
,orv hrownstone tenemen-house; also No lSa Wes'
0ne.hundre and -frst-st.. hve-story DITCH ""'
house. - p.or r Never G. Co will sell In
<ovsc,osnre No Is East One hundred u &
az ",ory brick hathouse. Charles A. BerIia W.
&c., No 533 Madison ave, tnrees'o'y o'0
dwelling uever E. Co. will offer In
. On sale No 233 West One hundred ,and,
ssou,entSethst three-story brick dwennhg H r,p
Snvth viii put up at auction NO 40 "es' A''
a. NvtSst a four-story brick factory. ~, ., ut,
''Wi,i;an M RYAN will offer on FRIDAY no. q ILL
ton Place near Fifth-ave:. tnrees,oISS
scm dWeiling; also property at WiiamsoTloTEv or
Alexander has sold to MIS- Wihllr - tr ,,,
a.. CO.. nm No 247 West Fifty -nfth-s' iouiS'o'S
Twsilinr on lot 20x5OxlO -. ,-,.s,.. No osS
Uani aiskie has sold to John Eicner NO 80 80
~.J.et prtf,eenh-st a sx-story tenemeh'-houSe' 'o
$4,000 49,. .od ~ Edward Nichol-
go NO lois on the south side OF One-huhoreu-"u
eon w. 20 feet east Of Eighth ave, ,,,,
ne demolition OF the Church OF the HOY lr n.y.
-. A'WWeSison-aye and Forty-secono-st, mas oes'
rrsssriv completed The work Of tearing Gown s s'
srcsis norton Of the tower was ucfkIsn n,stt,
psdestrians watched the workmen ainosta w -
tsd hreath since from the street II seemed as -
SeIse stem would end in DEATH and that tne
son ~ the tower might tumble in at any momeh'.