New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
MOSER PARCELS SOLD.
ABOUT $55O,OOO PAID.
Fifth 4Uenue Arcade Entrance for
Ne10 McCreery Store.

A list of auction offerings SS5tSitAfiy a.
tracted q large crowd OF persons TO the Real
Estate Exchange salesrooms. Nos. IA and 10
Vesey street. AT the stand Of Bryan L. Kennedy
the holdings Of the Moser estate, with the ex-
centiou of several parcels. were disposed Of at
voluntary sale. The Broadway property Of the
estate was withdrawn from the list as scheduled.
as an offer for the property was made some
months ago, and there is a dispute about the
offer being binding the owners.
Joseph P Day sought buyers for many parcels
in foreclosure proceedings. D. Phoenix Ingraham
also had Il foreclosure sale. For the Moser estate
parcels offered for sale. Mr.. Kennedy got about
$3.50 600: Mr. Day obtained about $367.000 for his
list Of offerings and for No 244 West 1929 street
a five story brick dwelling D. Phoenix Ingraham
& Co got S35,000. c. Wolfson was the buyer of
that property.
The total sum Of the auction sales of the day
was S945, ,534. The names of the buyers and
the prices paid the Moser estate sale were
as follows: No. 14S West 49th St. a three story
dwelling house on a lot 215x104 feet. to Edward
A Davis for $4,000; No. Il Sd ave, a four
story brick hotel, with store, on lot 2uoX.4
feet 10 Herman Miller for S30,4OO; Nos. Ibi
10 III Lexington ave, northeast corner Of Goth
St. a four story stone front tenement house.
with store, and two story stone front tenement
house with store, a plot 1OO.5XZ0X irregular
TO H B. Stein for $4,000; No. 461 Broome St,
a SIX story brick loft and store building, on a
lot 24x93 10x irregular, to Thomas b Walker
for $40 7G0; Nos. 451 and 459 Broome ST. TO A
c. r Noser a party in interest, for S13OOOO;
No no Mercer st. a five story brick Ioft ana
e+ora building to Edith H Ellis for $4,000,
and No 10 East 57th St, four story stone
dwelling house. 23x1O0.5 feet. TO A. G. F. Moser
for Sll6JO0 No. 43 West 18th ST. was bio III
e+ 500 500 and the sale of Nos. 81 ana go
West 18th st. was adjourned. At Auctioneer
Tsvss stand the following were the buyers ana
nrjces paid: Nos III and 113 Jennings St, two
Ave story brick fathouses, 15x1OO feet, 10 Will
3ann T. Hockey, for $780, 400; a parcel. 991lXl2o
of
h+h ave TO J. Coin the plaintiff. for Sl48'Ioo'
and a plot, 81 3x2571X irregular, at the inter
section Of Boone St and West Farms 70, r.. co. -
Beethoven Englander, the plantin, ior $o,o-','
Mr.. Englander also got the other three @ w eo eS'
T1or-,s I'd uarcels for 50 533. SS,633 and SZ'o3o'
ana the Freeman 81. plot for S4.3So- Joseph
Schnugg bought for S133,5OO the BLOCK 1ronI On
the north side OF 16Sth St. between 80 ana c + u
TON ayes with the exception OF plot oo9A
1l.2xS7zS7x1164 feet, on the west sue u u'-
ton ave. AIS feet north Of 1Goth st.
Clinton s. Russell. architects for the flIth
Avenue and Thirty-ffth Street Realty Com
pany. OF which Abraham Boehn Is pItSIueirn. peisIt
have fled with Buildings SuperlhtehueiI
Ar,,r71hv new plans for the eleven story ana
basement Office and store building projected ior
the old New York Club site at the southwest cor
,,er Of 9th ave. and 35th St The original plans
17led last wear in May called for a building Win
-, e,,enue frontage Of 451a feet TO cost 100000.
Tho amended latest drawings provide 1or a
structure fronting $50 feet on the avenue ana
III feet in the street and which. it is estimated
viii cost 81 100000. It was also said yesterday
that the new plans include an arcade entrance
at the south end OF the plot TO be improved Lor
the hig 34th st. store OF James McCreery & Co.
6 3. Rogers and Renwick c. Hurry have sold
for Joseph T B. Jones to Z. A. Hurry No. l4'
West 24th St. a seven story business building,
on a lot 25x9S9 feet
The Real Estate Auctioneers' Association have
ar,roin+ed 4 committee TO ascertain the truth
fulress Of certain rumors that some members
of the association split commissions with GER
tain referees in foreclosure sales.