New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. Tnesany. Jnne s. lsss.

EFW.YORK Tuesday, june ., Ioos'
0ut Two sales of real estate took place at the
EXCHANGE saesroom to-day, both by A D. beeeher' son
10 The Arst comprised three city lots on the north
-, si,tv aigbtbst between Rlevcnth.aye and the
redeem Piver Railroad which excited considerable com
ttion and brought fair prices The other consisted OF
hopt 1854 acres Of land belonging TO the kugsland es
tote adjoining the Rutherford Park property on when
,hs bidding was very SLOW and which was hna4y knocked
IN a. a priee which, compared with tho prices
oentv obtained for other property in the vicinity OF
Wv, York seems very low Mr.. James NJ Millers sale
. two ots OF land at the corner OF Fifty ninthst and
ccventb.aye, advertised for to-day, was postponed
11ssrs Johnson Mer's sale OF Clarenceylo tLong IS
Fd lots today Notwithstanding the inclemency OF tue
sstber was quite successful. The bidding seemed 10
m more spirited than at any previous sale OF Long s"nu
ronerty The lots offered numbered 26, al OF Whch
were sold to real buyers and deposit was received on
vsry lot by the auctoneers before they LEFT the ground
1ti2O m the rain began TO fall In torrents and the
sals was adjourned until Monday next June H. when the
balance OF the property will be sold on the premises
The sao Of the Archer property at YonLers adjourned
until today came OF the premises TINS afternoon
About half the number that attended the first sale were
present Messrs. Mallory Blackwell, who conducted
tbs first sale, and under whose name the adjourned
sas has been advertised, had nothing TO DO with the
,,rocepdngs today IOnkers aucuonetr was en-
pm lie hands of the New-York tirm Before three lots
hsd been struck down II was tie opinion OF HOA OF tose
non by sham bids. our reporter, after making careful
inquiry also came 70 the conclusion that the sale was an
nbo,tOn on the public and that It not worth while
10 make any report OF the prices.
No saos are advertised % take place at the Exchange
tomorrow McsSrs. A. ID. Mellck, jr Bro. sell on the
premises. at p. m 81 plots at North Elizabeth n j.,
Zach 5Oxi0 feet also three new French roof houses.
Speca train from foot OF COurtlaudtSt at ia q. NJ
Mount jefferson is advertised at auction tomorrow, at
2 D. m. Tho property so named embraces over seven
acres and Is situated five minutes walk from the Port
chester Depot the NeWYUrk aud New Haven Railroad.
Messrs 4. J. Bleecker son Co. will sell, tomorrow,
on Inc premises, the Westcheser Park property com
an me Harlem Railroad and distant miles from Twenty
ytb The property handsomely laid out in villa plots
Excursion train from TweBty.siXth-st. at l0I5 a. IN.
Thosc who attend this sale viii doubtless ud themselves
IN rs beautiful aud healthu region as residents OF this
metropolis could wish 10 see
Tie attention Of workingmen and others, who desire
10 obtain place for home on very easy terms, should
BE- given TO the opportunity offered by Mr. j. Pecare
WHO proposes TO sell 100 lots at fatbus, ADJOINING the
civ limits OF Brooklyn, and distant ten blocks from
Prospect Park, very easy terms Fun particulars are
gllcu IN his advertisement below
Mr. : EmbersOn has sold for W. H. Platt, OF larry
toNua line residence aud eight acres 10 john 5. Nc
Lane. OF this city, for $4,000
The old Tetan property, FOrdham Hghts, compris-
iu 81 acres OF aud has been sold by Charles W. Bath
CIp, esq TO Messrs. Ciahin d Field Tor $4,000 The
n operty is situated between jerome Park and Kings
Brigr Mr. Bathgate has also sold two acres OF land,
adjoining his residence, to H. B. CIahln, eSQ5 Tor
tlJ)0 per acre.