New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-03

where he got u or what was IS peGIgrss The
German finally grew tired OF this silence and de-
cided that he would make people ask questions
about his dog. When his friends called on him ths
German would whistle at the DOG. and when tbs
dog was friskfng at his feet he would step on is
tail and OF course. the poor dog would howl BY
these tactics the visitors would be sure 20 know
that the German had dog and Il any one asked
what the animal was bowling about the German
would say. The dog knows that he Is the most
valuable dog I ever owned. and he wants every
one to know that I own him"
The purchase at auction last week o. the Wois
Building Nos so and So wiIIiam-st. ard No. 50
Maiden Lane. for S3z5. 90 BY the CruIkshank Com
pany which Immediately resOld the property to a
syndicate Of fire insurance companies, was one OF
the best transactions o. the week much larger
deal f. involved in these sales, as the purchasing
syndicate has obtained option on the John ".
NIossnnan property east OF the Wolf Building Il
Is understood that the block bounded by william
and Liberty SITS. and Maiden Lane Is % De III
proved witt one large building TO house auni-
Der of insurance companies The purchase or No
1873 Broadway BY Isaac II. Clothier. OF Philadelphia
from the Campbell Realty Company through
Charles Z. Schuyler & Co. was another one OF tns
important transactions Of the week
A REALTY PAPERS OPINION.
The Real Estate Record and Guide in 20
last issue says in part about Jhe real estate stu
alton:
The real estate news OF the week has beer deVO-
OF new characteristics. There mas beel Sull5 -
traordinary activity IN certain reslrctee c-5I ar
property shown both b. the papers reto4us sI -
the Registers office and by the daily rePV iIitv-
sales IL difficult to say when ttilS acl-.. %
produced il is BY the larger earCinS goNSl VS.
tenement and fiat prOperty-W1u run Us Cou r.
1t will be stopped by the labor tTouqllsss ,1,-
deed. should building be suspended again lis iasa
mer because OF those troubles. il would ilC. s1ss
rather than diminish this speculation. ue,e,,1
another idle summer would intensity TIE e ~ daS
scarcity OF house room At the same time -e -!
must come when even the small margins on 1-ii
which are the object in most OF TINS Jr,lul-e
no IOnger exist and the prices OF teueilet, iieTsi
property In Harlem VIII reach a more sJs3ls tOvvsr
lust they nave reached such Level on IS y -
East Side However. thaC day Is not tS' 80 torg
strike continues IL may be postponed I1I q - -
time on the other hand. the cOnJinliilio l- -.9nt
strike win soon paralyze the more l ,I, MAJ
activities OF both the real estate and out.l-7 IA
ketS Already 10 has produced an eNlIe4i'-' ,,s--
impression and caused the abandOnInell u -
pouement OF many important PROJECTS, o-I l--.is5
settled before long and Thoroughly Wcli - ara
the evil may not be pass curing Inc Slt-hSS;
only thiu, that stands IN the way or q oI.-,.o5,t
wear that will be above the average IL tIle - s~d
OF money spent The high prices or Vs. go
materials would rot stand IN the way Se..,TCyb a
necessary loans can be neEOtiuteO even - =, b,
somewhat higher rate OF interest WQu!d lite -Ss~r
paid Capital - being loaned on real eS's-e -
freely az the present time, the totals pe.--s
sfdsrabIy larger than they were for the coI-1SA
ing period last year