New-York tribune., 1869-04-13
REAL ESTATE.
Nvw.YonK. Monday. Aprl u, 1902


rbo following. from The World, is worthy
sntion a, expressing the opinion of the auctoneei'
a. a matter which is now receiving some stteh', A.
Napv OF the auctioneers express tbe re.
pdum thrown the business OF tnq 9H systen In re-
d ~ pbs Gentlemen but Just to say au as
sales are made it is with Their interest at stake the
irmate disposal OF property h IscnSer after all his
ADVERTISING blpostng ana cIyns W p1ve ne IN IN
propery that has boon s G@r5,J he Loses his
tts the e So the public must not fancy these eehtie
men in league S Win nIs e.rapy the losers by the
no1sae as the property may 60 out oi ther nan1s % % @
disposed 81 81 co. has been tried by other auctioneers
"a h;,Lnnt,nned as the audience inclined to be sus-
Rcio1sS Ss owner would take The fact Of the matter H.
thaf owners property themselves arc 10 blame ana IN
ssSsh rIdcHosiy high figures have ENCOURAGED buying
IN by an uuwlllingness to sell at a fair advance"
We beg leave TO supplement the above by asking
uueston-why should the auconeer go through ali the
burden and heat OF sale" and then receive nothing
the property happens to have been struck down to
some Of the owner Why should the aue
tioneer close his percentage" BY such misplaced gen
me- s fTana and We don't see how il can he
anything else. IL the owner bids In MS properly We .n
S%coaeeT for his labor BY bidding IN his property he
nlurea the auetiOneers business and we cann0t CON
suconeers combine and suspend this free list
Of gentlemen who play 'ne n game ta. Won "I lose"
Although there but two auctoneers selling at the
Exchange to-day, q very respectable cOneourse was
present and the bidding quite lively Mr Miller rusned
through the Washington Higts property IKE an express
train through rock cut and thanks to lndelons sdve
tsng and highly ornate atlas OF the property disposed
OF that remote and arstocrao portion OF our Island az
prices which must he highly satisfactory 20 the late
owner aud the spirits of Aaron Burr and the late
Madame Juuel .,, /. q. .
Tue following described property Is advertised to be
acid hy auction noon, at No III BroaoWay
BY T. IL Co., the valuable plot of ground with
the Improvement Nos. 2S2 and asa Cn1al-st Nos ll2
g14 and l6 Waikerst and Nos l52 l4, aud 1856 Centre
Sf lot s0x10O5 feet Seventethst, between Firth ana
MadsonAves the lease Of the three lots with the
New gland Congregational Church, on Forty -rstst
near the sixthaye. BY A. j. Bleecker, Son d Co.. the
fourstory hghstoOp brOwnstone houses, NO 2ls East
Fourteenths, aud No. 14l West Forty frsst the three
story English basement brick house, No. 235 East
three story house on EghyfOurth
at west Third-ave three lots on the nOrth-wesI
corner OF Fith-ave. and One-hundred Ihlrtleths
and the threesOry brown stone house NO l3O SECOND
place Brooklyn. BY James NJ Miller, IL lots ON Sixty
bcOnds west Of Nnthave aud the plot No III on Tue
Dyckman map, containing Is city lots BY Wliliamheh
1.ey, lots aud frame houses on Onehundredahu-
With One-hundTed and sts east OF Ninth-aNe
BY Joseph Mcclure the house aud lot No 200 Whaist
near Chambers-st BY johnson q Miller, q WO-stoiy
building and lots GrOve.st, Brooklyn, between Ihe
Isushwck-ave. boulevard and Broadway. BY WyckoM ~
Little the threesOry aud ATTIC brick house NO lUS WI
lowest Brooklyn. and lots on HOwaraVe Putnam rave,
JefersOn-st, Lafayette-ave., Patehen-ave, anu van
Buren-st