The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-13
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
Extensive Sale Of Suburban Property at White
stone, L. l., and Marion, N. IA Jubilee
Auction and Its Philoscphy-Feasting
and Music an Incentive to
Buy-Good Prices Realized
at the Marion Sale.


Whitestone Land Association, sold by Messrs.
Muller, wilkins n Co., under the direction OF Mr..
George West Van Seclen, attorney. The bidding
was brisk, but buyers were backward, no doubt on
account of not having inspected the premises.
The prices realized were comparatively low. SINH
lar lots which yesterday sold for less than two
hundred dollars brought from three to four hun
dred dollars at private sale. Annexed we give the
details OF the days transaction
While the milestone property was being sold ut
the Exchange an animated scene existed only
very few miles from here being no less than an
auction sale OF over thousand lots ut Marion,
N. j., conducted by the Lightning Auctioneers,
Jere. johnson, Jr, Of this city, and James NJ. Glib
son. OF Jersey City. Reader, have you ever at.
tended jubilee sale of property2 Ifnot, we will
here endeavor to give you a faint idea OF one.
Connected with .jubilce aucton' are the inevita-
Bile free lunch brass band and excursion tickets to
go and return. These, OF course, serve as an In
ducement for people to come. The philOsophic
principle or feeding persons who are to become
purchasers is to get them In as good humor as
possible, for it is wen settled fact that hungry
man is not very jolly while under the ban or fast
ing. .Music hath charms to soothe,r &C., and on
human being the lively airs OF Onenbach, Strauss,
Flotow, &C., vary the monotony oil the auctioneers
.'Going Going Gomez
In the case OF the Marion sale, the company own.
ing the property the Marion Building Company
had determined TO dissolve the concern ana dis
pose OF the property in PARTITION under the dlrcc-
ton OF Messrs. wilson Wallis, attorneys. The
sale had been very extensively and literally adj
vertised, and the natural result was that a special
train OF ten cars packed full of people, arrived
on the ground at twelve O'Clock and more came
afterwards. The attractive building OF the United
States Watch Company was the centre OF attrac
tion-every window being filed by the
merous work men, drawn thther by the
arrival OF human freight. The st. James
HOTEL a portion OF the property to be sold, was
decked out in coiors and presented fine appear
ance. short distance from the hotel the mani
moth tent OF Jerc. Johnson was erected, from the
top OF which the dag of the aforementioned gentle
man and the banner tsurmounted by the New Jer-
sey State coat Of arms 81 Mr. Gibson were dying
side by side The TENT was the prospective point
in view, for underneath the canvas, tables, krOan.
Ing under the weight OF sandwiches, cakes fruits,
coffee and cold cuts, had been set for the edica.
ton and profit of the hungry multitude, and ample
justice was done to the prOvender.
breathing spell, more music by Johnsons
band and the band belonging to the establishment
OF the Watch Company, and the auctioneers. with
Messrs. Frederick A. Giles and William A: Wales,
Johnsop's carriage, followed by the crowd OF ladies
flor there were many there) and gentlemen and
large number OF vehicles TO the end OF Wallis
avenue where the sale was commenced. little
s0ldlerly looking man, attired IN red nan
mel garnshed with blue, military cap
his head and carrying huge American nag,
acted as guide. ana whenever lot was to be SOLD
he planted his stan The FIRST parcel sold was lot
No. so on plot No. 50. for $780, The two adjoining
brought each 1926; the two next, $6l5; the two
next, 900; two, 500, and two others, all west OF
the first, S6l5 apiece. The crowd was then taken
O'Clock the sale was ~ full blast and prices rang
ing at very good figures. All the property offered
eighty eight had been disposed of, when the auc-
tioncer was forced to adjourn the sale. The total
figures realized were s7s,lso, or an average OF
was not sold the ..upsetn price thereon
being S6u, 0o0 six of the twenty-six cottages
each iG.Sxi0xI00, were Knocked down at $1,000
apiece. Altogether The sale was highly successful
and The auction VIII be duly advertised in the
columns Of the HERALD. The terms Of 'hls sale
were very iberal--ten per cent on the day OF sale
thirteen per cent on the 3Otl inst, and the balance
or siXtyseven per cent on bond anu mortgage for
three years. Inc highest priced parcel sold was
lot No. l, block %, Tor sl,171:
The following are the particulars of the sales at
the New York Exchange yesterday, including the
WhltestOnc PROPERTY
sy JAxrs N. MILLER
ls and bk n ar9nn, ! r re- 1,,s and Nos7
2sAioc; John Gross s4osD
~ Of as SCI y D. lot lssaass Austin s BALDWIN go -
rs biz. tenement h. and @iii t, No. y shsr,n.
bet Delaney aud .ivingon sts., loi 21xioD; f. w. -
Whitcssone IL. ~ Real Estate sales.
(" MULLER, s Sr = AND co.
H., No, s. : e. corner TN and 10th ST. 2sxiOo' r.
les Nas and / adjoining on 7h av each s '
IOO Thomas smith LILO
Gs Nos 10 i and r OF smith s's st. 100 H. e. of
4lots Nos. ls T. ID and 10, adjoining >, each -
ias Sj~ i90 Is 10 and adjoining on e. s. each '''
lots Nos u and q Adjoining on e. s. each aSsa
lots, Sos' q 4 % and 2s adjoining, on 9. ~ ~
each 25xipO: H. &. Morse. $50
lots Nos; q and p adjoining, on 9. s. each -,o
lots is Sos y % 8 and & on av. .. :.
i s%a Nes s. safH sih av
4lot,, Nos 81, So 80 and a., n 10Th Ct, 100 IT W
lots Nos 4s Is, 4 ana IS adjoining, ". s., each
lots Nos - % $ and g. adjoining, s., each -,
lots No. sSa g and 5s adjoining, on s. each -0O
lots, Nos j, !, 3 and on n G. corner. of 7th av
and 18th St. 2'A'o' 'n %,h 81 s"''n '''
lot 10 2, onne corner of 7th nv and 18th ST. ,,o
LOT. No. i, adjoining on TN av., a5xloo; Thomas
III Ss av ..es ss. a9a joseph Il ls st. 100 1T
alS , sos II and q OF VI sSrnse o 9Th av and
a,os Nos and 10 n Of 10th s 100 IT OF sth AN
,s Ss s ss soy. corner Of n az
aiois, Nos T. g. and Il Sf 18th St, ioci a
lots Nos ~ 22 q land r. adjoining, on " each o.,
lots, Sos Il IS % aud 20 adjoining, on W. $, each
25xi00; e. f. CARL 700
lots Nos. H. H. Is and IT, adjoining, on ". s., each
lots, Nos ., TO- IL and ~ adjoining, on W. 3, each
Z3XlUU; IT, earn.
lots Nos 8, and OF 1th av. 70 IT. OF 10Th
ST. each 2jxl00; o. Il CARL. .......::.....:.... 800
<lots, Nos. 53, d. SIS and 30, OF 18th ST., lUW
OF 7th each 25Sl0O; g. f. CARL .........+ so
2sxioo G. E. CARL TO
lots Nos IS ~, ~ and ~, adjoining, ON each
lots Nos. Al, ~. 43 and n, adjoining, on s.. each
u. Carl.
lots Nos. 81 49, 80 and 40 adjoining, on e. s., each
23xi0O; Is. A. Armstrong ............,...,..... $40
lots Nos. 49, "a and g. on ". W. corner of Sh av.
and l4th ST., each z5xl0D, b. A. Armstrong O6O
Block S.
gore lots, Nos. TO g. corner OF Sth av and
litl 81. ; j. j. Herte 7GJ
Block 81.
lots Nos 20, 30 81 and 81, W. corner OF sth av.
and 18th st each 2,xl0D; q. Il. CARL ........ 760
4ots Nos. % TO y, OF l4h ST., lU IT, W. OF Sh
each 25xi0D; G. y. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 740
o. e. Carl -. 900
CARL . ~ ~. ...,.............,.-.- l62o