New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-20
SELLING n PART OF THE WOLFE ESTATE.
FOURTEEN PIECES OF PROPERTY BRING $4,000


DAVID ". BISHOP A HEAVY PURCHASER.
Over fifteen persons crowded into the Real Estate
Exchange yesterday the sale By Adrian H. Muller son
OF portion OF the estate OF Catherine Lorrd "oe
The occupied the entire floor filled the stands TOOK
possession Of the staircase and overowed into inc ganery
those present on the floor b. Potter George
Read Edward oppenbeimer. Morris Baer l.. j. fhhhp
L. Toplitz Louis Hammersley. Byron Lawrence A. Cruk
shank. s. De Waltcarss. Leopold Friedman Leon iaheh
baum and James Rufus Smith
The first property offered No. 9Thompsonst 1t Is
twoory building with lot 23xo0 and Is leased unth
Nav 1885, at an of 5000 The bidding ran
up S. 600 the first bid to fl0.750 Morrisey was
the buyer No l29 White-s twostoy brick hsuse on
2lx75. rented for 5000 year until May 1888
The bidding up from 5000 to $3.50 Aloxanaer
Patten the buyer.
No 1874 Bowery was next offered. It Is twoahu""Si
story frame house front and onesory frame ex
tension lot l77x964. 1t is leased to May l. 1852 az al
rental of 81 200 The bidding sarei at snu
s22 $50 at which figure 1t was knocked down "
d. c. Connel The adjoining house No 1888 Bowery, IS
frame (brck 'front.' with ohestory oroh
in rear on 77x9l and leased at an annual rena
Of ST. 200 1889. The first bid made was Sloo0o
from which S2l90o D. c. Cornell was the buyer.
No IS East Thirds between First and Second aves was
put up 1t twoaRda hllfstor' brick mousse Oh
lot 25x96OL and is leased TO May l. lS'o Tor Sooo
a year. The bidding MP from $500 to Sloooo'
at which price f. j. Sohnugg tho purchaser. NO 80
Grandst 22story frame dwelling house tbrick front'
with two story brick extension on lot 2o2Xol' II 10
leased TO May 1888 annual rental OF sl2O me Diu
ding which O00 10 50 600 Isaac EKus
was the buyer No. 397 Grandst. a threes,ory brick
house. a 20xS0 produces annual rental OF slZoo
the xpiring May l. The first bid made was Sloooo
from which IL up Sg35O H Bryde being the pur-
chaser Four lois in slxtave at tho northwest corner oil
Forty then oferel Each lot is 20x7o NO
SOL sixthave has story brick house stone 'front.'
$685. $50 and S57 have each iourory brick house
(stone 'front.' story They are leased to
Nav / 1888 at an annual rental OF $3.50. The
bidding started at 100000 and up TO $4,000
D. w Bishop. one OF the executors was inc purchaser
lie also took 744 Broadway the southeast corner Of
Astorpace plot 4lx759xrreguar In the rear x96I III
is covered with sory and basement brick house. leased
May the gross rental OF present tenants being SlHo
The bidding which started 100000 10 800
the important plot sold The price averaged
about $40 to the square foot and nearly twenty years
purchase on the gross rental
No. Fourthave at the northwest OF East Eighth
ST., a 3story brick house. let 23oxrreguarx'ZZ' In
Egths having the 1t leased to May
l. at an annual OF 81 500 The first bid was S5oOoo
from which the price 800. H. Won Deen was he
buyer No. A Fourthave. is 3story brick house on lou
90 3xeO loxirreguar and produces an annual rental Oh
ST. 200 the present lease expiring on May l. Inc Oduns
started at $4,000 up S4 900 at which price the
building knocked down to James Dooey NO AZ FOURTH
ave is similar building the same terms TO MAY l.
IL was bought Charles Manninger Tor $4,000 MT Man
niuger adjoining building No 4S tourthtve
story brick house on lot 9xrregnar asel
10 l. 1898 n annual rental OF sl,4OO
started In at 81 900 and ran up TO S207OO
three story brick mouse, lOt ~
lOxirreguar II is leased TO May al an annual rental OF
81 200 The bidding SIG Ot to $4,000 at when
price Berkel declared the purchaser The buyers
entirely with the result and the prices were
sr to indicate healthy condition oil the