NEW YORK'S WEALTH.

Waikato Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1950, 6 January 1885, Page 4

NEW YORK'S WEALTH.

Tin: taxable valuation of property in New York City for tlna yenr \h $1, 1 m,7(i1,000, an increase of £10,000,000 o\ei la-»t jear. One thousand nix linn dred and sesenty pay on iM75.000.000, or more than one-thud tho totnl rain ation in the city. The Metropolitan Hotel property, which is half. TV Stewart store, on Broadway and Clumbers streets, which recently «old for ••? .',200.000. i< a^^etsed at ?-2.")0,000 Tl\c \V. H. Vanderbilt mansion, which \i said to ha\e cont $2, 000,000, is Tallied at § 1,000,000. The Stewart mansion, which cost $2,000,000, ia rained at $.100,000 .Tny fJould lives in a home valued at $! 50,000 .md standing in the name of Gcoige Opdyke. The Windsor Hotel, which cost $1,800,000, is rallied at $730,000. The W. H. Vanderbilt House is \ allied at $000,000. The Herald, Bennett and Morse buildings arc % alued respectively at .*400,000 SoOO.OOO and S3.")0,000, which is impposed to be about half what they arc worth.

Extraordinary Suborn' of a Doo.— A correspondent wrote on 13th October to the " Field" as follows :— A few days ago, while walking along the north coast of Cornwall, my colloy bitch jumped into a c.uern, find was unable to get out again. It was high tid«* at the time, and the rocks so slippery that she waa nnable to keep her footing while trying to climb up them. She wa<t several times washed out to sea. At last a short rope was procured, and let down within abont a foot of w here she was. She at once made a a spring to catch it in her mouth, and succeeded in doing »o ; but, after holding on for * few seconds, during which time the rope was being hauled up, «he let go, and rolled down the rocks again into tho water. The rope was lowered a second tune, and again she caught hold of it, and this time co securely that she was drawn up in safety. It waa a most exciting scene, and witnessed by several people who had congregated at the spot.

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