New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-20
REAL STATE.
A BUSY DAY IN THE AUCTION
ROOMS.
BUILDING LOTS IN THE NORTHERN PART OF
THE CITY SELL AT GOOD PRICES
SOME STRANGE FEATURES


The largest auction sale Of real estate this sea-
held yesterday at the auction rooms In
Broadway. The principal auctoneers were ID.
PhGnix Ingraham. Philip a. Smyth and II. c.
Mapes. and about the stands Of the two former.
who sold respectively lots on the Boulevard Lafay-
cite and several large plots In the Twenty-fourth
Ward there were dense crowds. For Mr.. Mapes's
offerings there scarcely much enthusiasm.
and after selling seventeen lots at moderate prices
TO home-see!ors he withdrew the rest OF the lD
lots. The seventy-one acres adjoining Fordham-
ave. were disposed Of at excellent prices.
The most satisfactory offering Of the day. how
ever. was the sale Of ninety five lots Of the Ward
property the Boulevard Lafayette by Mr.. In
graham. These brought in all about S9s,625 Among
the principal buyers Peter Cassidy. Jacob ID.
Butler and Mr.. Schoeneman. This sale began
with tho lots at the south end Of the property, on
the west side OF the Boulevard Lafayette. -Four
lots. about ll5xll5xl06xl0o sold for $500" four
more, adjoining 100x1OO went for 81. 800 each and
the next four at sl,7OO each. The demand then
seemed to grow less, and the next buyer took only
two at 300 each. The next two lots went ior
SLIGO each. Three then sold at $500, one at *'lV
and three at 81 20. Then approaching the north-
erly line of the property and at street level three
private street which faces Fort washington PARK
fae Gl iSe park I0 ose LOT rose to % and the
three lots were bought at 5000 each by w n
west of the boulevard Lafayette. brought $500
srSnsn, T s from Mp oss AND FOUR
brought from si25 TO s75 each. the buyer being me
were ahe rear The four at the southern end of
the street brought 500 each and the sale then wena
lots we're irregular in shape running to Hudson
River tidewater. The first lot with depth or IN
feet to be ee rVer S1dcH the raway sold
Others smaller and without the river pieco rear
As ' the north line Of the property. where the
nd in gr % ssh feet d lee @
H of H wsr n Sdns
piece Started at $50 The buyer was Mr. Doug,as
w sS1 20 Wan P0' c az chou 1as Soy
@ to rShc T 10 for @ Tsf
lot On ne es ss Sse ed OF the lot IN the
froninG on Fort Westinghouse. were bought by
Peter Mooney for $500 ,.uo.
The other sales resulted as follows: ~. ,,.,,
Py D. phnnix lngraham e. Co: No rs Eleventh mn
ave- pSTheas Of Sase io
amount due. Ssa59;; foreclosure sale to william
M nv William Konnellv: No 81 Crosby-st.. near
Rroome-st seyen.sory prick factory, iq h Slsn
S NJ dug isf fs5s5stn'' sale to "s r,
No. 6l7 IVES, seventy nnth-tt: rear od Eevem, ,,.
due. soi& foreclosure sale Charles Bo P,'
ag,' Arthur c; Mander ct al; to Pheoe = Ha'
No SO West-One-h undred-and seventy 81
near Eleventh-ave thrse-story brick owenE. 'o 20
10 6l West hundred "y Harg 10;
n y sr,c amount due yolsa foreclosure sale Belle
LiPser as.; arthur G Msuder' to fhe0e T. N"-
10. 1';o2 second-ave. southeast corner seventy.
nTar MaTy e Key against Agnes Kerr ct ali
TO Robert J. Treacy for SOD oornsr Seventy.
nrs,s,'. four-story brick tenement. lot Hsx'y &C.
tion for dover; same parties as aooNe' u '"'"''
Hv wiam NJ Ryan Nos JOS and lc7 West one one
nfhst near '%U He nT on
SsS5Ss IL SS; Sin;N sss 4Siraav.
oh ny mnae hresst9ry frame n
nin Int 'SsS s
Thrdays near scS sensmen oi a
about s.; partition rale; to W. P. & j. H. furay
Pelham rarswSy 81 or FSdss a1o to
sfs" R92a as IF
Ter ' Twenty ,oYIh Ward partition sale; TO se"'"-
mn Sra and Pelham ayes northeast corner Of
Eastchesier Westche'ier Road sT,,,,op
S s.s ~ ,r con'| 4. Dunn for yss5
~ S de- Mnf9rd Piscs sas, s' frsr 10
dyyeIiings' 10. each 1Ixl0,: amount due on each
se9,I Foreclosure sale 70 the painful ino'''S
r. nv ,:' r. e. Mapes Co-Telerave.. west side be-
,Teen e-hnndrcd-and- sixty ninth and One hun
ror Tor 81 $50 Teller-ave.. west sid" about on"
hundred fcet south Of one;hundr'd oeeVen ~,
frsi,s, one lot: to Peter Husher for 500. COL
ioge-ave southeast corner One ssso
nn,v-frst-at one lot: 10 Charles l.. Guv for $50 n
hdioiring III" above. one lot: to p j. Ror" Ior
one lot, - 6. 10
renzn for $50 Adjoining the above one s l9' =" ="
feet north OF One-hund-ed and -seveni first St
lots each 2sl 70 g. j. DSy,ss tgT E%
irregular plot to p. j. Rose Tor SIT. One nm
st T. f for E"% c
ris-ave side ;oc3 foo. north Of One HUNDRED
w"si SIDE loo q feet south Of
dred and seventeen one LOT: 10 e. j. Guy lor
sas, c-hundred- and-scveneth-st north SIDE
near Tcllcr-ave.. one lot: to e. Emanuel for $1,000
SALES 1T PRIVATE CONTRACT
At private contract Mrs. L. NJ. Peeram has
sold for bout $4,000 no. ~ Riverside Drive, four
story ana basement trownstone dwelling with a
four-story extension, lot 2Cxic2 1t was bought by
the seller last year at somewhat less than the
price from A. n 81 70 k ssI No "A West Fifty.
| fourth-st a fve-story American basement white
o' ssS ar Ss Ps 5s" 's% to the dept" tn"
"a Alexander Walker has sold TO an investor his
dwellings,. Nos ~. 25s, 2a5 and 257 West Ninety
third-si The price paid is not m! meniio o -, or.
Ladv Of Mercy. Of which the Rev. j. c. Rieney Is
the insy pastor had bought the keary mansion = and
and near proposed Marion for the site OF "A
! new church. The work OF building IL Is UNDER
stood will soon begin there. $3.50,
Two new two-story and basement private dwell
! ines in group Of sixteen nearly finished al one
hundred-and hfty-sxh and Dawson SITS oach - on
and Margaret Rowe from George +. johnson IL
! Sons for $3.50 each. The prompt sale OF these
houses is likely to result In the building oil more
/ In the neghborhood. ~ N. 49, ,,.,
Jacob Hess has sold No. JDS West One hundred
ard-ciobtv-tbird-st. a twO-story. high-stoop rri-
Xate dwelling 1sx4sx1oc, for 5000
IL Is reported that No. % East Eorty-fourin-s'.
,ourstorv brick dwelling. ISx70x0o. has been sold
| for about $4,000 to an investor.
| I.hauncev NJ Depew has acquired FOR a considera-
,ion Of sn GOO and the assumption OF $4,000 mort
| cage from Kate Depew Strang the property on
the south side Of Seventy-els "o' Ieet east
| of Tenth-ave.. 17x14. lxlIl x.3S $50, r,.,
John r. Kirwan has sold Tor tna !. Iaodo ok
Women the plot 45xl0n, on the north side OF Cne-
hundred nd -nrst-st. 100 feet east OF Manhattan