New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
IMPORTANT SALE or REALTY.
THE V. K. STEVENSON ESTATE AT AUCTION
OVER MILLION AND A HALF REALIzED-THE PUR-

OVER A MILLION AND A HALF REALIZED-THE PUR-
CHAsERs.
The fine weather and the important character
of the property advertised be sold yesterday by Adrian
H. Muller & Sons, by order of the executors Of V. H.
Stevenson brought the largest crowd that has yet
sepbled at the Real Estate Exchange The floor was
crowded with well-known real estate men, among whom
were John 5 Folsom Thomas Higgins, c. W. Luyster,
W. C. Lester, j. r. Foley Fairchild sand DeWaltears
jefferson NJ Levy, Jacob r. Lockman. Otinger Brothers.
Z. Oppenhemer. Samuel slower. George r. Read. Myer
s. Isaacs Amos r. Emo, L. J. Phillips and Moses Vail
After the notice had been read Peter f. Meyer an
nounced behalf of the heirs that no property would he
bid The sale began In earnest about IT'D
o'clock and lasted until $3.50. The
total property sold amounted TO Sl.6GG,775. The
lots on the Grand Circle and boulevard sold first
Lot No ] at Fftyninth st. and Grand Circle went TO
Thomas C. Higgins for $3.50 Lot No. on the Circle
went to W. C. Lester for 49, lot to r. Wagner
for Sl4 O00 ana lot the Boulevard to Amos r. Emo
for $4,000. The next property offered was the Old
MaIsio Tenthave, between Fifty ninth and sixteth
sts divided up into lots Nos. 25 20 and p In Fifty
niuth-st went 10 Isdor Cohnfed for $G5jo, and No.
- to the same buyer $500 also the corner lot Oh
Fifty-nntn-st and Tcnth-ave. TO the same
purchaser for $1,000. He also bought
the next three lots for $4,000 each.
Metzger Oppenheimcr bought the three next lots IN
Tenthaye. for 50 700 each. T. Wagner took the
at Sl51OO. Faircnd Il De Waltears bought No. 81 in
sixteth st at $4,000 W. c. Lester the two at
$3.50 ana $500 respectively. Rosa NJ Kahn took
the last at $3.50.
There heavy competition for Nos. ii and 40
Broadway. and Nos. AZ and 10 NcT-st. The bidding
started at 100000 and ran up to $4,000 at
which price 1t was bought by l. j. Phillips
bought the Panorama Building at Madison-ave
and Fifty -ninthst at $4,000 lie also
bought the lots Fify-eghtbst. two at $l2,l25, two
at Sill $50 and two at sll,450 The plot at Ffth-ave
and Seventy nnths, four lots in the avenue and two
In the street. was bought by V. BrOkaw the cOthier
for 81 90 900. Nos 439 and 44l West Ffty-sevenths
at Tenth-ave went to lsiGor Cohnfeld for SG7, 600
Parcel No. III fifthave., at Fifty-nnth and Fifty
eighth sts.. was sold follows The Of Fifth
ave. and FIi,ynuth-st, 255 by 49, and the next lot
being so IL and 80 the street,
COster Discou Tor Sl3OlOO. Ouneer brothers
Lot No SO in Fifty pinh-st went Rosa NJ Kahn for
$4,000 aud the next lot 10 f. Templeton Tor S2233O
he also bought the corresponding lot In Fllteghthst
for $2l 900. Parcel IL, consisting or 90 feet IN
EIghteehth-st near Avenue-A, and buildings thereon.
went to i. Oppcnhener for 80, 500 Warren C. Crane
bought the undivided half in property ut Websteiaye
for 5000 W j. CARL bought parcel No IT, 81 Mary
IN Rairosdaye. At ore hundredand'fort -iourst ior
thirty ifth-st. sold to r. ]. schnugg for $4,000.
Parcel No 49, being S0-lO0 acres In alrion-ayo.' Ia
Sl3,350 The lots In One-hundred and fty-fOurth-s
and Elghthnye were SOLD to H. Mol for 1929 each and
e sG5 q, na " Ssc 81 100 s,cn tSe ne2t
three to the buyer 1878 " 1hayer took four at
800 aud three at 81 go In Newve. east lots
Nos rs rs were sold to H. Mol for 81 900 each; No 70
for 5000 to NJ Harry; Nos 80 and 81 10 r. II. Barker
for $500; 50 for $775, aud lot - for $50 To j. NJ
Raid win The EdgcOmbe Road sold three TO Pat
rck for and tue corner for $1,000 10 the
buyer. -Four of the lots IN onehunli edandsev
Gnty- hih-< aud Tenth-ave. sold To william Van Wyek
for 81 ,025 EACH and three TO William ATKINSON ior
~ 800 each. Parcel No. 10 being lots on ldgcombe
ave. between One hund redand hftynnth and tlne hun
drrand- sts., sold follows Corner one hun
deed, and yrinthst. sold to J. Mshohey for $50
three al Oinng lots the same purchaser Tor ~ 4oO
eacn G. A. Brgg. bought the next for ~ AGO. the next
sold Mr. Firchd for ~ $40. the next to P"lrick
Fox for 81 10 and the corner OF
fethst. 81 800 the buyer; four lots III one
hundred and-sItiethst adjoining brought $1,000 cach,
being sol to H. w. Dcoge and ots IN One hundred and
Parcel No. 20 sbove High Bridge Park tho Public
Drive brought lS2J from NJ Clark and No. II was sold
TO the sJio buyer for $500; the small gore AT the
Junction OF William and New Chambers sts brought
$500; j. Cohen the buyer
the pew 10. 90 In the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church bought by Mrs " X. Stevenson for 80. 200.
Mr. Stevenson had paid 81 200 besides the annual rental
for one pew.
In reference TO the purchase OF the property st
Sey Mr.. Brokaw said evening that
a he could dispose OF the Que IN which he now
lives IN Ffth-ave adding that lie did buy The land
for speculative purposes
Air. Crimnins, who bought the Panorama Building
san that the property Is at present under eve years
lease with four years yet to run, at $3.50 week. and
that lie tho premises until tic lease expires
default t. made He expects to put up hotel the
property. but lie may change his mind aud erect first
class theatre.
Mr.. Tag, who bought No. A. and 46 Broadway intends
ts soon he possession OF the building after
May to Ill 1t up for Offices The Standard OIL Com