New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-13
MORE EMO PARCELS SOLD.
PART OF THE "FLATIRON" BOUGHT IN
FOR 100000.

MANY OFFERINGS AT AUCTION AND SOME GOOD
SIZED PRIVATE SALES.
large crowd attended the sale OF the Emo estate
properties at the New-York Real Estate Sales
room yesterday. PVer F. Meyer Co. were the
auctioneers The most interesting item was the
triangular plot with old buildings, at Broadway
Twenty -third-st and Fifth-ave. forming the north
end OF what is known as the "hatiron rms Is
part OF the property which Il was proposed IN the
Council a few days ago that the city should ouy.
At the sale yesterday the name of W. c. HincKey
was announced as the buyer OF this ana several
other parcels II was learned afterward that ne
renresented w p Emo. The prices realized at the
sale were generally considered to be fairly good
The bidding was by means brisk on the first
parcel No. III Liberty-st., and the property was
knocked down for $4,000 The second parcel tri-
angular plot at Reade and Duane SITS and city
, Hall Place went for 5000 The auctioneer had 10
work hard 10 get bids the plots In West Broad
way Thompson-st.. Sprtng-st. ana bleecker-s'''
which preceded the sale OF the 'fatron' property
The latter was started $4,000 and the bidding
proceeded $4,000 at a time until 100000 was
reached at which price II was knocked down
A Mot fronting seventy FIVE feetfn Fifty-fourth
and Fifty-hfth SITS. between Broadway and Sew
enth-aye developed considerable competition The
opening bid was 10000, tho next slo2b" ana the
next s1o5cco from which figure 1t rose In bids OF
q 900 TO $4,000 the price paid BY $. Wlershausen
so keen az at the former sale. but the results. on
the whole wete satisfactory. The total amount
realized by the sale was 500 400. Pease u Eli
man were unwilling to announce for whom they
bought but said that they did not represent the
Enos
AUCTION SALES.
The following are the results In detail:
No III Liberty-st.. fve-story brownstone buiding
with one-story brick extension bought for s5"V IN
M to Psass El 6d 10 ss 3 nuane. triangular
lot at junction OF City Hall Place. 7s.5i2x about
III Nos s'' "a and 3 Worth-st 5O2x5cx5o cx5O.2, two
frame building with two:stOry frame ara brick l s5-
tension bought for $4,000 in $780, to Adolph Bend
brick, ou!lains. bought for 1900 in 1891 to W. P
Nos l5s and ls5 sPrinsss +s2ax7ssx-1;752 and
~ Tes DH with T WS Re b2c
buildings, bought for $1,000 in 1880, to w. p Emo
Nos iSs and ISL Bleecker-s. Standardization: No
l5s fve-story brick building. with one,story brick
No S h wSsory sna AUS trans an Mcbae
Coleman for $3.50 49,
"a e = q 'Ss.StS
and one wosOr brick building p9t with fScep
f ScasSt p - Tor ass Y Enc Ger $4,000
xsse coal sheds bought for ssi25 in 1880 to rutland
& Whiting for $500.
seventh-aye, northeast corner Flfty-afth-st; 5o5x
100 old brick building bought for $4,000 In lS'5 to
fourth-st. s21 45x6isx6o 3xsllis partly occupied by
frame 6udip ss bought for 60 in 1862 to Pease
Merit Grh Sds 81 feet east ssr e
@ feet cas Of e Roadway po %h
three and one two ss4ry fo pr IS building hs
Seventh west side 255 feet south of Fifty
Tram bttfid h,aoL
front, bought for s7525 in 1877. John j. Reilly,
Broadway. southeast corner Fifty-seventh-st tri-
angular lot lSsxeo 81 bought for 1880 in 1888
Broadway. east side, as feet south OF Fifty
seventh-st.:. 2xs3x2Ssxlo2 old one and two story
buildings "a, bought S for aSOSo In 1871 to Daniel
BToadway sas! sds sos feet south q Fly
bought for 100 IN 81 i9 l. "a cSnha. s9S 900
side a f Ssd f9sh bought OF s 1
Brcadway east SIDE ssii; test south of Sixty
Broadway. northeast corner slxty-third-st;. lslN
xlis 7sx ~, " frame shanty to John D. Wen
o1 Broadway. east side ss24 feet north of Seventy
s, , MHSas Goem Snids O.
poaasay southeast o,.SGS bssst S 3 f6
S SnsT brsk Guiding sS
frame sheds bought in 1857 for saece5. to H. v
sroad%ay northwest, corner Cathedral rarkTsy
zone hundred and tenth-sO loxs0 frame oni'aIns
and sheds bought in 1887 for s2i1eo TO Pease ELL
man. ssl 900 -. -.
Cathedral Parkway i25 feet east OF broadway, .Sx
7OIi bought in 1887 for 1900 to s. II stone !Si ~
Cathedral Parkway 200 feet east OF broau"ay "N
70li, TO Heilner Wolf $4,000. ....-,
Cathedral Parkway. 200 feet west OF Amsteraamis-
ave- icox7oIi. frame buildings. to Heilner & Wolf
t4s 100 o-.s ala. 90
fec, vest ~ Am serdam- ave- 50x1ool, frame build
ings 10 A. l.. Mordeca slSSo
BY Richard v Hsrnett & coEPark- fy Os
Wet n. T.,
is,ds nf Ioseph Park. runs north 2o21x east tsek
south s4ss TO Boston Post Road. west zss p ppad
ass sx west 10 beginning: being lots ana Sran
,or1 man each 80 acres; public sale; to james
Nv Herbert 4. sherman-Flrst.ave; no at Ss
corner OF one hundred, nd -nrst 81, yancs Com
nany VS. John w. Livingston ct a., oha dns On
Judgment. 1880 and Interest; costs sne
amrsr rates etc sS5i IS and interest; to J. H.
s,monson Son Company for saS ~ Was, Eighty |
cfsS.s, south side ass feet west Of csnra rn
West aoxio12 four-story brick dwehinE ,neH |
smorsesiosure sale; Meredith Dryden Vs. Anna H.