New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
i, I,OHBAUER SALE TO-DAY
RECORD CROWD EXPECTED
IManu Lots To BE Sold Fronting on
r Beautiful Pelham Bag.

.,.,,,p ra, &c roinr 10 offer FOR sale to-day in
4he Real Estate Exchange Salesrooms, nos. - a.u
As yess.y street, seven hundred lots forming 'he
hohbauer Park property in The Bronx III is
tpl.ndia tract of land. with large frontage on
:sr,e,harn Bsv the Eastern Boulevard and the Town
spock Road. II also ad5oins the heantfu ana spa
<cious g-ounds OF the Country Club Association anu
lis short distance south of Pelham Bay Park one
,f .ss largest pInsic parks in the world .he prop
.-.x, xrss n,,royaased at bargain price. ano the
zovners are desrninei that shall be nlarhe'eo ps
f.herr at a sum which will assure successiul nlooefs
.rf lots a chance realize quickly snnstahiad
profit from their investments Sucn unusual -
opportunities purchase fine lots arise only ao
cnce an a lifetime Lahbauer Park is not only
most attractive tract 10 persons OF srus"o 'ase
hut II Is what a realty student consioers d PeiA
specuiatzve parcel because it and large
.n~ area are destined 10 be improved In the near
-. ,,,,sss eli realty signs inaccurate Ii
sncb signs are not tEzle guide posts on the pain
:, r.al+v rrogress them one can accurately gauge
& ,rohstae future realty conditions or values
ouirr TO the size the tract, the entire buoeet
r< lots NAV not be disposed OF to-day ana theie
: 60 she sale is likely last two days The sale
viii begin promptly IL o'clock this morning III
,hs last i've DAYS about 1sen thousand Pes hae
,,aa the ,roperty and that fact is taken 10 ihol-
cate that a high record attendance VIII pe
feature Of the salesrooms' trading to-day
T,eI>arn Fsay Park cannot long remain outside or
the subway zone and when 1t is within 'he SUBWAY
district what viii be the value OF each lot oounoeo
,,~ T.sv= and Waterbury dNtS- anu teiA0AN AN'
Each lot is . feet wide and its length is from
a.e - 90 feet Thus the area is really Two run
c.--v lots They known as No l44 10 los OF tho
7 r.ohhauer Park tract. They Will prooahiy oe ols-
-oee5 of this morning. Would they not be cheap
-, a, % 90 each? They may not bring $500 eacn
- - thai or q less sum is the highest bid they
IN ~ sola for this is a absolute auction sale.
A. $50 each the average expert on waterfront prob
er-v would likely consider them rer1ar kaoie ieatS
-. 80 Ie tbev were disposed of for s2eeo each the
.srne experts would probably say tha' tha1 SUM-
- us = bargain price For il will not be many
,sa-s before waterfront property IN 1he 1hros
-, .sc4ion OF the city of the most Valua-
HE realty assets Of the newer resoentlal oisuc''
OF The Bronx -,
The other auction offerings to-day VIII De as loi
lows:
Nv yoseph P Day. 5eth St 200 n :" q n
:5Aio,o' =S1Soo and q to S. Ice II W
- Park ave l5o1IO05, story AntoInet1e APT a.
aet e. HsT5fT 5s due et 81 Seas "a tazes
s2S5 50: $50 Riverside Drive. cor soIh 81 ioe % "
ieSs1l5ss JOS Es= g soS st s a. 9-i Tsssa @
Hoffman ref due s2e 80 81 r. Of
Madison ave IL stoy ten h Lily AiTShsnc ssT yt
Julia singer al Werthemer & D. aLtss
ref eat due s4412 g. etc $3.50 Anoeoon co
8 W cor 18Th st 11x10e vacant City Feal ssa1s 10
art Joseph wRenfeld a; Harold swain at a16y
D9sSon n 5I q al zeiis e 8 fSSd St $ Of Park
2ox9e II; story dMg h also 50 l-ehlns5on s
Palmer ar Ceegianns Smith; Foster d I, atfgs Harold
Nathan. ref partition
The auction results yesterday were as follows:
By Joseph p Day. 2lo 114th 81. S. 1224 n e
HutTenveiser as1 solonon Drummer et al; ID .
ssaacs a1tys. @ ref amt due SILL o.
for szs COO