New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-17
REAL ESTATE.
THE coRBIN PROPERTY SAID TO HAVE
BEEN BID IN.
COMPETITION STOPPED BY DIR. MAHLERs PEcoh
lar rAcrrcs-GovERNoR MORTON BUYS THE

COMPETITION STOPPED BY DIR. MAHfERs PEcuL-
lar TAcrrcs-GovERNoR MORTON BUYS THE
CAMPBELL PARCELs-OTHER SALES
There were two large offerings OF realty al inc
auction rooms yesterday-that o. the AuS''' ~
hin estate property. at the northeast corner -
rh,r,veiphth-st and Fifth-ave.. by George H.
Read at the Real Estate Exchange ana u '"e
Iohn Campbell estate property In Ann ana NASSAU
s,s he Rrvan l.. Kennedy. at No. Ill broadway
A email crowd I'm which appeared such me" d.
Iohr u crimmins Amos r. Emo, John r. Dunca"
and Judge +. Henry Dugro raced MI he ~
no took the stand and called for the hrst o'u
The Corbin property has frontage OF OIL iee'
in Fifth-ave and OF l25 feet in Thrty-eigh'h-s''
No l25 Fifth-ave.. the family home Is .nle ~
brownstonc house on "A corner pio" f''N'0
horso adjoining Is O four-story brownstone o"e"-
Ing with one-story extension. and mas II iron'"e.
I'm tho avenue OF 1917 feet. On the rear 'o'' .'o
East Thirty -eighth-st.. 25x9ss Is three-s'o'' ~
vo,e stable The property was offered IN one par
eel - ~, IT
rbo h,ad,rg was started at 10000 by DR. w ii.
Mailer and at first 1t looked as thousn ~
worla no some lively competition among the lev H
noople OF means who had gone to the SAFE pr pWah
to offer all the property was vow Kim me only bid
der for tho parcel and he enjoyed me -. "a ad
n,ucb annorently that when the biddne ~ ~ s.o
miu nna, ~ az 90 he raised his own bid to Ht,"
at which the property was knocked oo c,r the sale
DIR Mailer when seen by repoi''iH ~. for
intimafed that he had bought tn' Piop'.,; Ito
himself and would hold 1t as an ihv's Wr Road
said he represented no other buyer ~ 1ht'r had
Office however it was said that Dr M I s,n,e
undoubtedly bid In the property TOT IN animal
though the brokers knew nothing oi '' ,,a 90 !,
h,Ver before the sale took place. Inc proh'lS 80
,ba. no man would bid DIR. Manner 1lh u'li.
were acting under instructions from tn' sai
4 Tribune reporter William j. kelly co"i ~,
for the Corbn estate. at No ~. broan"" gd Do
YESTERDAY II. would rot discuss me sal'. "'''
ciined to confirm deny the bcllct ina. 'i pr T.,
ertv was bid in Undoubtedly Their" were mos, ~,
the auction room who would have oner"h tht iuii
market vain. OF the property hah not nv nv L.,
nf DR. Nahler put a sudden str. to any coinp'.I'lon
for tho parcel Or Mahcrs name does nor aPpea,,
in the directory He gives his address as 'h' i'o'''
Ncndomc. lin, ,,.or, for
There were a number OF prospective nus.r3 80, "a
the campbell property 1t consists or NOS Nv
and 1l2 Nassa,i-st and No. g Ann-st. TWO FOUR
story brick business buildings forming an l. ar,
81 and in Ann-st. of Isl The depth from Nassa.-
St Is 81. while the Ann-st hep'h y ." -.
Edward Tandon finally secured the property Tor
Governor Levi T.. Morton. who owns me pfopsrrt.s
adjoining known the Nassau Chambers. Inc
price paid was slslrO. -. ,-,,,.,
Seventy fourth-st.. Il fOur-story dwelling lot TX
lo2 = TO plaintiff. J. +. k"ruochan, FOR Slnp
Peter f. Meyer Il co. sold In partition the nortn'
east corner OF Eighth-aVc. ana one hundred ana
| twcnty-third-st two iye-story fathouses. 2llxl2
! to tho plaintiff David o. Fowler. for fsl"p.
sold for LOOMS t.. White to \. Il. Boardman No .
East Sixty-sixth-st. four-sory dwelling. lot 20x
J 100. for about $500.
} The Same Arm Of brokers also sold for Mrs. A.
| Van Wrinkle 10 A. a.. Hyde the two-siory stable NO
| g. West Forty -fourth-st.. for about 5000