New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-22
REAL ESTATE.
THE RATHGATE ESTATE LOTS TO BE
SOLD AT AUCTION TO-DAY.
LITTLE ACTIVITY IN THE BROKERS OFFICES

LITTLE ACTIVITY IN THE BROKERS OFFICES
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES
The sale of choice and valuable lots of the Bath
rate estate Peter F. Meyer auctioneer, will posi-
lively take place to-day at noon at No III Broad
way. There have been reports OF possible oos'ruo-
ton by litigation. but these are announced Inv
lots are In the Twenty-four;h Ward.
Two other important auction sales are announced
for to-day At No Ill Broadway. Adrian H. Muller
& Son will sell the Monmouth Park Race course
consisting of about 53i acres of land. with TWO
race tracks grand and club stands. saddllng pao-
docks covered court, hitching sheds Stables
dwelling houses railroad tracks and terminal ana
about four and a half acres of lard situated on me
south branch of the Shrewsbury River. opposite
Oceanport. with two dwellng-houses ana TWO
George r. Reads Offering of valuable Broadway
parcel should attract eonslGera6e have a.
fine frontage. together with the advantage OF d
Frederick Ziitei has sold. for Henry Meade No.
IS West Eightyseventh-st.. four-story prownstone
pryas d , I'M s& aSS %S buffers pantry
The dwelling sold by Joseph 4 King TO Louis NJ
Srstsst W and not no. 5 West one.hundre
lhirty-frst-st as was incorrectly puonsheo Al yes
terday's papers.
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
The following the results of tho offerings yes
terday at the New-York Real Estate Salesroom
No. III Broadway:
north t side 90 feet west Of west End,aye nioo5
vacant: foreclosure gale; Cornela r. Rhoades VS.
Margaret Card ct ell; Joseph H. Gray attS orr S
John H. RogaH. referee: due en- judgment. Sl6lOo'
to Margaretta Card for $4,000.
West Seventieth-st north side. 800 feet west OF
West End-ave.. 10Qxl006. vacant. foreclosure SAFE
John Harsen Rh0ades ct al. executors, etc. VS..
Margaretta Card ct al. Joseph II; Cray, ATTORNEY:
John r. Rogan, referee: due on judgment sloi~'
to Margaretta Card for $4,000. .
Nos 23s TO Si7 West Eighty-fourth-st, north SIDE
lSS feet west OF West EndaVe. SZXlo1; hVe Iouis.
story brick dwellings,; foreclosure SAFE, n.a"aro
Hirsch and another vs.. Richard Goodman Piatt et
al: Reginald II. Arnold. attorney; Eugene H. Pom
eroy. referee. Due o. judgment, So'SlS' 10 inc
No a1 East One-hundr ed feminist, 2oxloo. II,
two-story brick building; foreclosure sale, FRED
erick r. Hitchcock and asother, executors, VS..
Henry Budelman ct al; JGS'es T. Nieumann; at
torney; Delano c. Colvin referee. Duo on 1udS-
ment S1O6lA Adjourned 10 May ).
No. 60S Broome-st., 22XSO setenstory DICK rae
tory foreclosure sale VILLAIN " i Johnson a,,N VS.
Sl S0.; 10 the plaintiff for $4,000.
No. 26 Broadway, Brooklyn. gSNftxU'h5z'',
three-story brick dwelling, with store; executor
BY William NJ. Ryan-No. 422 West Fifty-thlrd-
st.. 25xloo5. flve-story and basement brick tehe-
ment house with stores; bid in at &l.cl
No rs East Ninety first-st.. 2XlG0S, tnree-story
and basement brownstone dwelling; bid IN al
BY William Kennelly-No. "A Oliyer-st; east side,
SIS feet south Of Madison-st, 9lx62x29x12. hye-
story brick tenement-house 10 Max Cohen lor
10 42 Oliver-st. east SIDE SIS feet south of Mad
ison-st 3O1x72x2sx75, fve-story brick tenement
house; foreclosure sale, Louis Lese VS.; Max Cone'
ct al: William Bernard, attorney Robert Sturgls'
referee; duo judgment &955; PRIOR mortgages
$2S. ooo to Max Cohen for $751;