New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-06
Big REAL ESTATE SALE.
PRICES FOR 1913 LOTS OF THE ARNOLD PROP
ERTY.

| PRICES FOR 1913 LOTS OF THE ARNOLD PROP
ERTY.
The ipcident Of the day at the Real Estate Ex-
change yesterday was the sale OF 143 vacant Iots on
the East and West Sides which sold To close the
estate OF Richard Arnold and Henrietta Constable.
| The bulk OF these investments were made by Aaron
Arnold the founder Of the firm OF Arnold, Constable
a. Co. At his death the lots were bequeatDcd Ia
his son Richard and his daughter Henrietta, who
married Mr. Constable, the Junior partner of the firm
| The investments were continued by Richard Arned.
Much of the property bought in the inflated period
| which followed the war; and at nigh prices. Inc
prices obtained yesterday considered fair The
exeoutQs kept strict faith with the public and every
lot put up sold. The sale attended by about
1900 buyers, many OF whom were experienced dealers
| I'm vacant lots, among whom were Arnold Lnsug'
Morris Lttman benjamin p. Farchild Edward oppcn-
| hemer, Leopold Kahn, Ottinger Brothers, liiish
Brothers Henry Mctzger and Others. u. J. PHILIPS,
the auconeer. occupied the presidents stand ana inc
floor was crowded to the doors.
Tie first four lots offered were the corner Of
one hundred and twcny.eighth-st. and LenoSave
The bidding started $4,000 and was carried up TO
IA O0O at which price Leopold Kahn was the buyer.
Three lots in West -hund red and thirty third ST.,
$50 feet west of Lonox-ave started at $1,000
each, from which the bidding to $4,000 each
Francis J. Schnugg was the buyer. Eight lots III
West one undIcdand thirty fourtist, between LcnoX
and Ffh ayes, started at S4OOo each, ana ran
ND 10 $4,000 each. f. J. Bell the buyer. Four
lots at Madison-ave. and Eighty .scventh-st. were
offered The bidding mn from $4,000 up to Sd5,-
OOO Higgins d Kane were the buyers. Four in
terror lots in Eighty -seventh.st were offered. The
bidding from Sll 900 to $4,000 each. Peter
summers was the buyer. Two lots nearer Fiftl.avc.
sold for $13,7OO each TO Andrew II. smith.
The auctoneer then offered thirteen lots in East
Eighty cighst The foar Ulakng t,corncr OF Madison
ave brought $4,000 from j. Wchrum, and interior lo',
I'm The street brought $ll75o upto Sl270o each Among
the buyers were J. Keiscr and Max Dunzigcr. Thrc
lots in East Nneetll-st.. between Madison and Park
ayes, l>onghl $ll1OO each from Max Dan1ig,r Four
lots I'm one hundred and thirty yurtl>t.. seventh
ave. sold 10 Jacob NJ Newman for S7.lO0 each. Four
lots In one hundred thrd,t., near seventh
ave. brought 5000 each from Henry VI. Bendheimer
and eleven lots in Onehundrd andthriy fourth st. be
tween LenOx and seventh aves sold for $1,000 each
to the buyer. Two lots in one hundred ana
thirty -nfh-st., between Lenox and seventh avcs.
brought $500 from A. J. Bruen. SIX lots in one
hundred and thirty sixthst., between Lcnox and sew
enth aves.. sold TO John Harvey for $1,000 each.
Alexander Cadoo bought four lots in one hundred
and hiit yscventh-st at ~ 200 each and ;. Mans,
bought eleven In Oneiundrd and thirty ei ghl>t. De
tween the avenues, at $1,000 each. Three lot
in one hundred and thirty ninth>t brought $50 each
nom NJ Hiecnlsiuin; t1lS III Eat N,,ncl ioW ~,
between Madison and Fifth ayes, brought from Sl"1Jo
up TO Sl3,5O0 each. The corner, an extra lot 42HloO
sold for $4,000 10 l.. VI. Jones. The corresponding
corner OF East Ninety iill-st. brought -2s,OUO from
Newman COvcn and interior lois Il ON $4,000 up TO
Sll 900. The three lots on the dasnm IN FrhaNc.
not offered bv the auctOncer. ~ h" could not Ob
tain adequate bid. Thlce lots in East Ninety -cv
enthst.. between the same avenues, brought $500
each nom \. Cameron, ana ten lots III East Oneh
dred and second ST. - 600 each from tcOlg, +. John
>On. The entire front In LenoX-Hve.. brtwc N one
hundred and thirty ghih and one hundred aud thirty
ninth sts offered. Four lots and lot I'm The
in Onc-hundred and thirty ighthNt. brought %29~0.
and the >pOnding plot In one hundre-and thirty
nnthat brought S2o,2OO from Henry llirsh. The rn-
cral Of opinion far II could DC gathered
Immediately after the ale. -ccncd 10 De that the piO
crty had brought fair prices Throughout.