New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22
THE CORPORATION SALE.
EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE OF CITY RIAL ri
TArR-FORr GANSBvOORT TO III SOLD ~
DAY.

EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE oV CITY RIAL rs
TATF-PORr GANSBvOORT TO III SOLD TO
DAY.
Politicians OF all stripes, spectators OF all
Glasses. grades and positions. from tho mliOnarc who
holds thousand title deeds ana dates bis leases from
the days Of the Third George the small landowner
who mado his first venture few months ago by plr-
chasing tc suI shaBy above his head. assembled yes
terdly nv tho Merchants Exchange SalesrOoms. 70 VII
nc-f ne sale Of the Corporation real cstitea on tho
qHi rTe 20 turn an honest dishonest penny and 5
ca"oet-ike. expecting that something would turn
W. or rather. that bargain might he knocked
cer. and among the city officials WHO attended
were Mayor Hoffman Peter 49, Sweeney. the City Chau
boIlan aud Controller Richard Il. Connolly oproperty
sold - situated partly IN Astoria aud partly IN Now York
Guy TIC hrst parcel consisted of lots on FRS, st. IN che
FIRST ST. with waterfront 25X3J t2OO0, d. c. Higgins.
buyer; lot 251ss waterfront !. $50 j. - Brown pur-
chaser lot 25xi lot g. 2JK5S lot 35xll were sold 70
H. Brown FOR 81 $50 ESQ., and g. 900, respectively lot
5jxlOO sold for O0 lot T. 2JxiOO for 250 and lots
MIR Brown for ST. 400 lots II and 49, 65xiS3 with old
frame house. were knocked down for $1,000 Tho City
irregular lots beginning at the intersection OF Eighty
fthst and Eighthave., opposite Central Park.
scsenth-st, and Nnth-ave forming a part OF what Is
known as the Old Croton Aqueduct proPsry The frat a
inches, and on tho street % feet { inches. and
the block. Five thousand dollars the first sum Of
feret and this soon raised by hundreds At time 70
applause Finally $4,000 was reached. when Mr. John
Iowercy standing the head OF the list the
bought by Mr. Iowery for 200 Mr. c: +. Hunter
bought the two lots on the south ,n slds v.s OF
being extension OF the preceding lots for g. ard
$500 respectively Lot No. in the same parcel on
Eighty sixthst 37xlH $1,000 lot No ION Eighty seventh,
st. 92xlS7 1900 lot No g. 32xl9 - 0Oo lots Nos and 10
above were soId to Mr. C. +. Hunter The Fort Canes
wort property consisting OF % o,s bounded 10y naGs
aves which cost the city more shan sOOO ana Is easeu
for about $4,000 per annum. was the the thrd patcc on
the bill Of sale; but IL not offered yesterday,
and its withdrawal 0ccasiOned some surprise. hir.
Draper announced that the property would be
l6 lots 2jxOO. bounded by Onehundredt and
Onehundred and twenty flrssts. and Thirdaye, ana
10 WAS so to Mr. Mccadden for $500 lot No q to the
party for 1850 lat No s27oo lot No 5000 ot
lot No T. TO same $500 lot No 8. TO Sir MoCabe Tor
$9O lot No S9lOo lot No TO- MrMcCabe s9lOO lot No
10, sold to Robert Mooksy $3.50 lot No. IL &T%
lot No. Is. 1850; lot No l6; $1,000 r. ". buckley.
tonst GOerck, subject TO lease OF $500 per annu.
held by Alderman Peter Mcknight. and expiring on De
pSs % II na EsI l for Yeerday
again offered and bought for $500 The house No 39s
yearly rental Of 5000 also sold laSt Spring for 5000
but was purchased yesterday by George EdWarIs Tor
soutst near Pikeslip eOx26l subject to lease of d.
W. Harrington 500 per annum expiring IN May lSso
s27.iOO was offered yesterday and bought by Robert
Francis for s29.lOO The water right at nc loot
Of Coearss iioN2" which which was ,, sSa wat
bought Yesterday by Terence Farley for $4,000 The ninth
parcel consisted Of plot Of ground 79xSi3 on the north
side Of Rivngtons 80 feet ot inches from Goercks IL
was bought at the last by H. stearn for slsOo and
yesterday for $4,000 by Mr. Higgins This lot Is II Is said
occupied free by John Roach Son, who have used
them advantageous terms for number
OF The next parcel house and lot No ~ mui,
berryst, Withdrawn The valuable property NO u
a,1d IN NJ fpr = ~
laid claim 10 II. and long discussion ensiled Dut MI
Draper refused to put Il up second time NO 4S nora
tost 23x5j9 subject 10 lease until December lS6l AT
Mr. Green for $500. but purchased yester-
day for $500 by John Cannon OF Ieroyst.
Parcel No -. No 10 East Threenth-st 2Oxl5 between
Third and Fourthayes subject 10 lease held by william
j. Rose IT $50 per annum expiring IN May 1908 was sofa
to William A. Rhoades for sla20. Mr. Rose p'Irch'
nsed this lot at the last sale for $1,000 but IL appears,
backed Of his purchase Parcel No. u came next IL
consisted OF No 1876 East Twenty sXths, near Thrdaye
nearly building erected some time ago Tor the pur
pose OF the old Fire Department IL has an ornamental
front Of Philadelphia brick with brown stone trimmings
aud "a we'll finished throughout with grained wainscot-
ting, ground glass doors &c. &C. us subject 10 nae
1900 held by the Trustees OF the Eclectic Medical
Dispcnsary, which expires III September, 1868 TX
Alderman Farley purchased Il nj the last sale
for $3.50. but n was afterward refused by
him. and bought yesterday for sl22O
No 202 East Thirty hrsst near Seventha ave. subject to
lease 10 Fagin COsgr0ye at 500 per annun, expiring
Dec ~. 1861 sold NJ last sale 20 Mr.. Farley Tor
S2lOI hut subsequently refused by that gentleman
Mr. L0wcnhurg the purchaser Yesterday NJ the sum
sl30o Nos 100 and los East Fteth,st near Iexlng-
subject 70 lease to James Mullgan at the mod
rent OF 500 per annu. sold for 5000 to william
Hart Parcel No IL. vacant lot on the north sde Oh
one hundred and twenty nfthst, near Fourthave. 23x
30 H. brought a. Parcel No 49, house and lot on
north side Of ebundred and nineteenthst near
Second ave, 25NlOOil. withdrawn. Parcel No ~
wkch completes the list. Is house and lot on the south
side OF Observation-Disclosures near Fourth
ave 2sxIoOI IL was sold for " $50, Mr.. McCaherty