New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-01
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

The nost important transaction In the real-estate
auction market yesterday the sale by L. D.
Philips & Co OF the Francis ". Lasak estate, con-
slsting OF valuable investment properties The SAFE
was by order Of the Supreme Court In suit OF par
tlton brought by Ophe.la J. Cuhbert against Cor
della D. Chauvet. daughters OF the dead owner, VINO
was a Maiden Lane fur importer. MI Lasak oied
about five years ago. His heirs are four daughtsts
Mrs Antolnette Scnermerhorn. Mrs. OpheIa ). Cutn-
bert Mrs. Victoria Mckenzie and Mrs. Cordella y.
Chauvet-and Mrs Francis s Ives grah1aasush,eh
The estate valued at over $OO0,Wo Belore tne
auc,loneer L. J. Philips. started the SALE lawyer
Aaron Kahn made protest, claiming ten'n IL, N
Schermerhorn The referee, James H. Briggs. an
swered the protest saying that the claim had besn
courts The sac is regarded generally as one Of
the successful. OF the season ana me prl ICES
total for the sac was 10000. 49, ,.s..,
The nrst parcel offered consisted OF ne southeast
iO2xI tbs MS prSpe' MaS PTbe Sddnx ran from
P6elan was the buyer No. l3 Wa,er-st. was the
next offered 1t IS a ive-story brick building ana
Sss oo5 np so sss chensten Bros we're the
Buyers The northwest corner Of secondoave and I'd
Wei { Meyer for 5000 30; 81 Lberty:st I'VE
story brick building lot S %ss r Rs3r put since
49, when T. vas purchased for he e serns
n Levy AZ was the buyer One of the cheapest pieces
Of property sold was the n95theait co s OF Fan
ave ana ic RS bsTng started a. s5oooo and
ran up to $4,000 B. A. II. Trask was the buyer
A vacant lot in West End-ave.. near one hundred
anI-second-s,. 25xlOO sod to Gustav Meyer for
Sl2250 no. 10 John-st.. hve-story marble buidlng
lot 23x79 brought 1872 900 from William Strauss. Mt
I.asak bought the property In 1895 for $1,000 or NO
"a Maiden Lane, running through 10 and including
No @ Llberty-st a five-story brick building, lot
25xlO5 l.. s. Tenny was the purchaser for Sl2vc.
The principal competition was for No Sl4 Firth
ave a four-story brownstone dwelling, lot Hsxl@
The bidding started at $4,000 and ran up 10 NslOW
Charles Astor Brlsted was the buyer. me iast
containing about thirteen and threefourths acres II
brought 1920 from William Strauss. The same
auctioneer offered a plot OF seven lots IN west
Mayer Kahn was the buyer. for S450O ot .
i57 East one hundred twent y-sxth-s,.. two
story frame dwelling. lot &xl0. II brought |'0O
from s Neuens;en; also. Nos; 2SS and 20 East sew,
enty-nfth-si. two four-soty brick tenement houses
on full 0ts r. A. Jones was the buyer for M2IW
AM s2 90 and No li57 Avenue \, a hve.story
brick nat. lot 25x9i. II sod to JACOB kotlek FOR
B. p 1neraham & CO offered No isj second,ave
a nye-story brick teaement-house. LOT ZhSXlVo H.
Marks was the purchaser for EJ,2i9.
The sale made by Jere. Johnson. tr. on Decora-
ton Day Of property adjoining Bensonhurst was
an unexpected success. The attendance was large
the Bidding spirited. and 100 lots the majority
OF which were on the rear and the least valuable
81 the property were sold for S2l5S. The best OF
the properly not offered and VIII be reserved
for future safes.