New-York tribune., 1908-03-08

ferry or railroad sections never has a pleasant
view of the city The bright and the right view OF
conditions there be had only by an extended
trip through the city and by careful study OF
each district. The city is proud of its many large
and small industries and 1t has a right TO oe' ior
the city would be attractive to realty eH-
perts It is If within its limits it had Few great
producers of necessary commodities ana mus Ie"
opportunities for persons TO find steady work
Manufacturers who turn out articles Oh ihef-
chandise which the public absolutely needs at all
times of the year at least in most seasons u
the year suffer little, it is said. from tunes ol
money stringency One manufacturing plant alone
which is open on full tine all the year employs
more than twelve hundred and another manu-
featuring concern has plenty of work throughout
the year for more than five hundred persons lhere
are more than hundred factories which employ
more than d hundred persons each In every sea
son of the year Some sections of New York CITY
are lacking factories which afford great numbers
OF men and women the chance 10 work and live
comfortably and cheaply in homes in the same dis
trict.
So in its manufacturing side Jersey City meas
ures up TO realty standards, and that fact of
itself should attract and not deter investors and
speculators from becoming active large scale
within its limits. The realty experts doubt that
the industrial side of the city viii not keep pace
with its residential and retail business growth.
From what can be learned there will be many
avenues of employment for skilled workmen and
women in the city in five years than now. large
number of railroad employees make their homes in
Jersey City. The demand for. apartments in fiat
houses in Jersey City Is great that few
to be had
HAS MANY MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS.
Nearly every thriving industrial and residential
city d good park, sewer. water and lighting
system Jersey City wanting this respect.
II has a large public school system, too. and its
transit facilities much better than cities
which equal it in area and population. Jersey
City also has several popular theatres. Within It's
borders churches of various denominations.
The hardest task that h realty expert grapples
with is make other persons with little
realty experience that his really measurements
For often he has first ohiiterate
from the minds of the inexperienced in realty
affairs picture resulting from a hasty inspection
Of things and frequently TO eradicate deep rooted
prejudces about certain place before his hearers
will even acknowledge that If his realty
ments correct they will be considerably bene-
flied The pleasure derived from the performance
of this work lies in the that many the mex
perienced in realty affairs be numbered
among the great leaders realty market of
the metropolitan zone il about years or in Il
little longer period. The larger the rivalry for
the leadership in the future the create will be the
wealth and therefore the attractiveness of the
coming markets Is il any cause for wondernlent
then that in the last few years many big leaders
of the present market enerSeticaly striving
lead young men Of brains into realty fields and to
educate them for the important work OF shaping
realty affairs in the future?
Had there been such leaders in the early days of
the Manhattan market many of the realty advan-