New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-14

Of surface railroad on hotel properties n SlIns'f ID
Forty-second-st. are only block away. Inc unltcn
action OF the many clubs in Forty-third and r1rly
fourth ats. in opposing the project is additionll
proof that while horse-car line in one street may
he n public need or even necessity, one III an a"-
n1onts but prove positive de,rmen TO real estate
values Forty seconds has been m"H aS Grind
Cena Station tn a ond Of ss
between Fifth and Sixth ayes. are club streets
and therein they have distinct character oI tn w
almost wholly TO private dwellings. Under the
circumstances il seems natural that me lrv,,'nNI
nail AS their legal representatives assert they VIII
do. II is well to note here that it is learned rom
nelius Vanderbilt in ST Bartholomew church 5
emphatically triumphant over NJ" intSfeSiS m ' n
benefits which the proposed line might confer on
passengers going through ne Grand nrnly
The rejuvenatcd rumor that Tiffany CO were
looking for quarters outside Of Union Square
and. OF course. further uptown is again denied ny
one Of that house This time the r9mor . mdGS
Demonico's present building the one TO ee ocSnpvn
in due time by this well known arm OF jewelers.
The sG R"d2s TO be r on s s' wsg
by the many-tongued dame as the coming l En
mansion The reply to all this made by the firm
is that nothing of the kind is now contemplated.
What William Waldorf Astor may next do IN the
real estate line is a subject of much conjecture
His best informed representative in this city hardy
ing the report hat Mr. Astor viii tear down his
hotel at the plaza and with ne rest 81 ,nf Un p
hotel which for size. masnincence ana auutlns
features viii eclipse ANYTHING in that line me- ,h ,bS %9r
not scinta of truth in ne ststemsnt ma dIo,1i e
and. putting the site Of that half with that OF ihe
adjacent property owned by him. thirty FEE, wlde
and extending from Nesey TO Barclay-st. VIII erect
upon the plot a splendid new hotel 10 capture an
the downtown trade worth capturing Two y.arS
ago Mr. Astor. finding TINS property, neNI vs. ~
the Aston House for sale cheap dld puIrhasSe m
newer ms had Re mo remoe Intention of putting up
a new hotel any whore downtown. The idea held
Jacob Aston ia understood TO be that any such
underakgs would not pay Res estate
likely TO have their money-makng phase as an
6 F. Wildey. proprietor of the Cosmopolitan
Hotel. has taken pains to have the statement per,
Soae ceTa pans ea for rsae new bic
hotel. Mr. Wildey did not fancy the pHnhcsiIon OF
the news OF his still-hunt for site for this puT-
pose. He is not one. however to give up we'll
matu project easily.
New.York Real Estate Salesroom this week: To-
day William NJ. Ryan will sell in foreclosure Nos.
hundred and sixty-fourh-st. two tve,story brlck
tenement houses with stores land e., SSSX T;on
Kennedy will oner in foreclosure 40 q Henry-s'.'
o hTe ne SG'N Rchard
Harnctt & co: viii orer cat the Real Estate Ex-
four-s,ory and cellar brick .tenc neni-hous with
store. in conjunction with No. lell2 East Forty
house. with store. lot 25.5xloo' leaschold 10 May
1909; peremptory sale. Ill, Ill
in foreclosure No u Ffth-aye. near Clinton Place
four-story stoneir trent dwfps SO Si %, 6SS
No. co stanton-s at Eldrdge hy I've, &C. brick
tenement house. with stores. lot =? 15o; amount
due SOTO. William NJ. Ryan will Offer in fore
closure Nos $50 and 63s East one -hundred-and
thirty-ninth-st.. near Wills-ave.. two hve-storN
brick fathouses. lot 53SXl00; amount due. $67S.
Wednesday I. J. Phillips co VIII sell in paru.
SITS a two-story brick and frame tenement house
with three-sory frame rear tenement. lot SsNMlX
No $50 West End-ave.. fvc-story stonefront
dwelling lot l5xloo; amount due, s2s42 prior mort
gage. $1,000 August kieinau viii sell In Sh H,
Vogel on July 81 last in No 2ll Bowery. three
story brick and frame tenement house; Win store
lot % 6x70 % sX7O one-half part; No li2 RVingtoH
St a fve-story brick tenement house with stores.
lot 3Ox45xSo.l x453 one-haf part and the vacant
land 164x91 5xl64xco. in Samuel Cast One-hundred
and-eight.eth-st). near Crotona or Fran klin-ave.
Thursday the rights, franchises, tracks. etc, or
the Twenty-eighth and Twenty ninth street Rai-
eighth time by a. L. Soulard; Amount due $I4-
567 Richard V. Harnett & Co will offer in fore
ffty-eighth-st a three story stonefrOnt building.
with store. lot 25x101 Amount due. $4,000. Adrian
Sixtieh-st. near Park-ave. four-story stonefron:
dwelling lot 1S6xlG5: amount due. $4.6I9; prior
mortgage. $4,000.
closure No. l26 Aexande ave. near East One
hundred-an -thirty-fourth-st a four-story brick
tenement house with stores lot 20xS96; amount due
So prior mortgage 5000 Also No 3l2 East
observation-disclosures twenty sixth-st. near second
ave fve-storv brick tenement house. lot 25xs9.1l:
foreclosure Nos. 21 and 2l3 Fast One-hundredt hist
near Thrd-ave.. fve-story brick stores and lofts.
81 900 William Kennedy will sell in foreclosure
the two-story frame building in East ne-hundred'
ave. lot 75.2x254 amount due. $2.442 NJ. F Hatch
will sell in foreclosure of mechanics lien Nos. l3
and Ia East EiChty-third-st.. near Park-ave. two
fve-story brick and stone fathouses. lot OXol5