The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19
JAMES II. INGERsoLL.

For q chairmsker. Ingersol seems to nave gone
very heavily INTO the purchase OF real estate,
some OF tue amounts being very large.
NUMBER ONE.
His first transaction occurred IN the early part
oflscs wnen ne Uougat the valuable piece Of land
the sale OF which Is recorded as folows:-
BoUGar.-Terence Fareg and wte to James II.
IngersolL-Flye lots sJutnwest corner Madison
ave ne aad slxty-sI.ntn rect. l255xsj leei.
DEED dated February IS. 1859; recorded February
"a 1852. CONSIDERATION. $4,000.
THIS transaction WAS evidently a ring; one
for we nnd zee land reso.o few months after.
ward In the following manner:-
soLD.-James h. Ingerson 10 Andrew ]. Gar
ana slxty-signt1 street, l2S5xs5 ieet. Deed dated
April ), lssS, Recorded september n, ls69 Con-
nderaton, Scs.OJo.
NCMBER TWO.
The next venture Sas a very extravagant one
and lngersol must have oad a great deal OF USE
less money ABOUT him, Tor we md him making the
following purcnase:- I.
BoUGHE-Tlmotny G. Churchill 10 James Ht
IngersoiL-L0t west side 81 FIN avenue, 500 feed
south o. Forty-sIxth street. 25x1OO Deco Gate
September 20. 1859; recorded SEPTEMBER 90 Is5o.
Consideration, $4,000.
This lo, witn the house upon t. was sold as lel-
lows
SOLD James II. nget son to Ida ". ogilvie.-
Lot vest slde FItn avenue ALREADY descr Ded).
Deed Cate1 December 20. 1853: recor ded december
II, Isoe. Consloera lon, s55,OOO
Here We nuo sacrtnce Of 49, bat as the
purchaser subsequently became lngsrsons vie,
The Transaction ueeds no further explanation.
But we agaln and this oa the records, q deed
having been granted unIer GATE 81 stooer l. 1874
In wnlcn Ila 81. ingersol aud James Il. Ingersol
convey TO JACOB Campbell the same house and lot
Tor sl3s,O00 Tue deed - recorded October q ls72
NUMBER THREE
Tue third purchase Dy IngeTson was OF ground
ease as ionOws:-
BoUGHT.-feter Goelet, Robert Goelet. Jean B.
Goelet aud uaunau =. Gerry 10 James III luyar.
son.-Lcase Vi aroaGd snug as Notwithstanding
az tue n0ftleas ell corner u Lexington avenue
and ForLy-nrst street. running eagferly agon0
For, nrst street. llA8 leet tAeuce nvrtaeasterly
1O0.3 Iret, thence easteriy ~ eet, thence nOrtn-
cry 800 eet y point un Forty second street rs
feet west o 1nlrd avenue and ruuAlng thence
westerly a0ng Forty second street 10 leer 10
Lexington avenu-s ~ nee soutnery along Lex.
lnRtOn avenue ~ Forty -nrst street and pace or
beg nning Lease dated January 81, 1870; recorded
February - 1870. IpnslderatiOn 5000 per an
mum. ~ run IoTEy years.
on thls ground tie extensive furniture manu-
featuring establishment 81 Potter < stymus Is
situated, ana it has long been understood that
lngersOn was partner In that company. The
names o. tnis arm occur In the twenty-elghth
TRANSACTION Or Tweed az published IN tue HERALD
last THURSDAY wnere tueg sold large plot IN Mer.
GER street. near BIeecKer, Tor $40 OOo on when
Tweed erected Canary 4 Nortonis stables, and
wh.cn properly was subsequently transferred 70
bis son Rlcnard. Tae lease Of TINS prop erty sun
remains recorded a. held " Ingefson.
NUMBER FOUR
The fourth transaction on tue records, where
IngersOI's name appears a. a buyer. also brings
70 notice names as sellers. or persons already ap
pearug IN tuese Ring real estate trans ctlons and
uAheiers. The following d Tue recOFd.-
BouGHT.-Au guste otter. W. Pierre stymers
And wue 70 James H. lDxersOa--PI0t 90 west SIDE
OF Fourth 8yenus. exteuujn1 RON SixCy.spyenrn