New-York tribune., 1907-04-30

The great Ogden sale Of lots is enoeu a., tho
o'clock yesterday afternoon Joseph -, 500
auctioneer who had offered every one Oh IN
lots sold Nm 70 date said to the vast numbers Oh
- =. 49, r,oa1 r,state Exchange Salesrooms; inns
concludes the sale. We had intended 10 oiIoi
auction hero and at this time the lots Oh nc a.,
fronting on the Harlem River. But there - q sis
pute over the waterline OF those lolS' an" -. oe
pute is between the War Department anu 80
the title companies And as REGARDS lIe oI1 80
certain lots affected by certain easements II "ou
be we'll we Think 10 postpone oferhs ''e'i' -
another occasion. Just as soon as TINS q"sS-1i1
about the riparian line is settled exp. - ,,ot
able 20 offer TO you all the lots which We're Ho'
offered here and which form the old ogden estate
tract' Then Mr.. Day looked ntently at tIe No. ,
persons present for a few minutes. ana salu' no
has been the greatest sale of lots ever heru on
Manhattan Island or in any other part OF 'he
,,,orld 7 wish 10 thank you from the bottom OF
my heart for the marked interest you nave his
in the sale and for all you nave 99Ic ~ were
the greatest of all lot sales. MS ieii1'
o t5 sac lots Mr. Day got $16O675 Al the end
Of the sale his voice was as strong anu ~ -, he
and ne was nimbe and as acuNS ts on last
ZTeSnasSav The opening day of the sale. ne
strain of the days of the sale must nav would
surely have snccumbed under the task Yet hem ar;
Day showed no signs OF mn ms sirantic work which
he aid SO eficientiy If he retired from the auction @
IYould probably be remembered for many !e9inS' ~
If not as long the realty markSI Is ,s p is NOT
kiehJ i l "a, netire from the realty market before
thirty forty years more have nTe. Young
man. though Of many years 'Npeile.tCS ne auction
t,si,aes he was known as a hustler and a kt.n
Judge Of values. and no man @L.Ii ~ or.noy;Iad the
could be anything else but leader, pro'ITT ITT Da,
opportunity was offered. In few years MI, i,Is
has risen 10 be one OF the If mis- great city
bere Is no doubt that he will remain nIII On n nt
reafeI heights OF fame At ogden sale yester
day he offered number OF r 3Js 3Is successful
bidders had not deposited the necessary az i6e
zach lot was sold at a higher h6uIe 'iaii d ''
s Some Of the parcels sold yesterday and the prices
paid were as West side parcel S nine lots
AZ 50 766 each: double lot adjoining Washington
hTass Tnder6liff ave- parcel 40 eight lots at from
$50 70 S'S ave- parcel 85 east side seven lots at
from 81 525 10 s. 625 each; large LOT aaJoils 5
ington Bridge Park. S.eo' double lot a' i'oi i''
OF sigick hTV ave. east side five lots at from SIP
-, "a SIl each: double lot at south end OF parcel
: 90. large ioc at north end, s. 900 - 2, -oo
sedgWck o5 a{f:' ,"t sedfoning washington Bridge
Park, S.g75: double lot at nortn emo Ok P"'o'''
o2rerce ave p lots at from $500 70 $50 each
double lot adjoining Washington 6Iluse A.
SS Ss5ec, ave east side corner West l7lst street.
one lot s. 90; one lot next corner Sl'So' Oo'' 70
so1a Terria ave south side between West 10th and
West 10th streets, four lots. at from S''' - ''
al beeoP Place between sedgwc ave and The New
and one plot J5O 79xZ sSx94 61Xlj62 feet soId lot
S3l Go. -, co4--;ol, ava 1nDx
10N o. ia g7xIls 60 feet. Sl5.Io - l.-..., 17a,1
West l6sth and facing New ioik oel''' a i''
road Mot io5xl24 glxl60. OK l64 81. SLIGO - ,..
block Irregular bounded by Nelson, Noocy 'S
and Roscobel aves. and West 1I2d St. s!Aty-1i''
lots an from $50 10 So 725 each. 80, - 10,
Triangle, l56O47 feet in WoodycTest a'e. anu 40--
in Devoe ST, sold for N.sp , y,,,.r,-,,,,
Triangle bounded by Boscooel aN" 49, SLu 49,, 80
ave irregular thirty-five lots. at from 81" 10
cbakespeare ave between West l6sth and High
bridge SIS four lots at $500 each. ~,
Roscobel ave, between West lbstn ana tiIBH-
bridge sts., four lots, at 5000 each. -
Tvyentv-two lots between CndeTclln ana Aque-
duct ayes sold from 100 20 = ioo eacl, -,
eedgU-ick ave. between West l61th St ana Depot
place eight lots a from $500 TO $50 etcl
Facing New York Central Railroad. betWeeil
Depot Place and West 18th ST. seven iotS' al iIoh
$3.50 10 $3.50 each 49,, o-
York Central tracks. two lots. sold together i"t
$500 ,-.,.
Edward Q. Williams has sold for Israel Leoo"'tz
"a Maria 6 Simpson No 205 West I'D st. four
story dwelling house &N9s9 ieet II aHJolhs uHS
7th ave. corner parcel 80
Bernard Smyth q sons have sold 20 Iowenfeld a.
Prayer for n 4 Gown Nos sf3 and SO 10Th ave
and Nos and 500 West 5Tth 81. four story teTe-
rlent houses with stores. being the southwest cor
ner OF 57th ST and 10Th ave. - has frontage OF
3 3 feet IN 10Th ave. ana Of 40 feet IN otth st
Louis c Freiss has sold No. - East SD ST.. n
four story dwelling house, l4-tNot iee-. 20 III
George Creevey. -
John DonneIlv has sold for Irving Bachrach 10 n.
Schift No 2l7 SD st. a three story ana base
ment dwelling house No. 6sx10o feet.