New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-01
THE clSlN0 LEAsE SOLD Ar AUCTION
RUDOLPH AND ALBERT ARONsON AND THEIR AS
SOCRATES SECURE IT FOR 500 20o-FLANS
FOR THE COMING SEASON.

RUDOLPH AID ALBERT ARONsON AND THEIR AS
SOCRATES SECURE IT FOR S6oeOo-rLANs
FOR THE COMING SEASON.
Rudolph and Albert Aronson. the original lessees
Of the Casino. are again TO assume the manage
ment OF that playhouse. which, under their man
ascmeni. 80 popular. The Casino lease was
sold at auction yesterday in the Real Estate EX-
change, 80. III Broadway ana was bid In Tor 80
2N by Samuel Untermyer. the attorney represent
ing majority OF the stockholders, who formed the
Committee u REORGANIZATION. It WAS known only
10 "a few persons that Mr. tntcrmyer had been
Instructed TO bid high as 10000 for the lease,
but he succeeded in saving t-9YO for the stock
holders committee In addition to The Aronsons,
Austin Corbn. The present lessee OF the Casino
and young man. who said d. was IT j. FEEDER,
OF Atlanta. Ga a specuiator. were the bidders Mr.
Corhn's effort 20 the lease through Charles
NJ REYNOLDS one OF the Casino bondho!ders and
an officer ~ the Long Island Railroad, sur
prs. - al tho spectators.
When the safe VS. opened the Aronsons VIII
lam Frank Hall. president OF the Casino club. and
Samuel I'ntermyer formed on one side Of the auc-
TONER'S stand while the present lessees with tfer
counsel Ira leo Bamberger formed On the other
side Mr. Bambergcr at once made protest
altfust The terms ~ the sale. He sail that he
representel the present lessees and certain bonl-
holders AMI De Of the opinion that the sale
should be- made under the ease 10 the present
rnternyer remarked that h. didn't believe Mr.
pambcrger's statements Tho referee. M spear,
said that the sale must 70 az One. AMI any one
who felt injured might get satisfaction later
The bidding was spirited for time Mr.. corbn's
representative retired after Offering 5000 When
the bidding reached $4,000. Mr.. tntermyer de
c.arcd that Mr.. Bambereer's bid OF $1,000 was
made without adequate guarantee o. rs ever Deing
paid. and that Mr. BInbergtr had nrst 'DedIca the
sale and then pushed the bidding At $4,000 Nj
Fielder gave up the nsnt THIS was Dd Dy MI
IBID a hundred more" then said one Of the
The bid was made but Mr. Untermyer added
500 TO his offer, and the lease was knocked down
at .iO.2H . ,.,on... Tho
,oi!a w 9,i''0 is TO o. run me rnt May 2 Was sod
under a mortgage OF $iOSOOo. held by the bond
rent 0i $3.50 and an Insurance aaI ground rent
payable 20 the BiNhy es,ate. OF $1,000 more annu-
principally for arrears Of taxes. This debt
,or arrears OF taxes IS be paid By the Committee
lease Thls committee had guaranteed 10 william
Frank Han who is a.so the president on me Nas,no
snn 9 N So SSnSlS next M Hal and the Aron
sons. whose interests have been allied VIII IN fn'ure
Rudolph Aronson WIN assume PRACTICAL charge
November 20 next. He has recently formct me
club I'm London. Vaudeville performances VIII be
given In the theatre proper. after the usua per
mttance to the theatre and roof garden az any
time IS also privilege Of the member oo W3inen
p M. ana once a week private concerts Dy mem
bcrs of the club are 70 be given The cum has now
l5Ol there viii b. separate revenue or at least
SO 90 a year Fea urcs Of the cub VIII be tw93
rooms These are to b. the work Of Francis II.
Kmbai. architect Of the Casino
include Carmen" IA Belle Heiene,% BABE Pat.
- os por nrrcnSr Tes Cont.s duonmann
Nine LArchiiuc'' and Les Bavards" The
interior of the theatre VIII be eh"'"Fu anu r.