New-York tribune., 1909-03-04
ESTATE PARCELS SOLD
GOOD PRICES REALIZED.
Bryan L. Kennedy Gets S231,7oo
for the Nine Properties.

Bryan L Kennedy experienced difficulty yes
terday at the Real Estate Exchange saIesroonas.
Nos. Il and is Vesey street, in quickly disposing
of the holdings of the Tucker estate. The sale was
held by order Of William J Roome and Joseph W
Sandford, executors
For the nine parcels s281 zoo was paid. sooo
more than the appraised valuations
A large and representative crowd stood in front
of Mr. Kennelly's stand during the entire sale In
addition the usual speculative crowd which at
tends large sales of this character there were many
strangers. Their presence was considered as a
marked evidence Of the great attractive power Of
choice investment properties.
The buyers, together with the parcels and prices
paid, F. ". Hubby. No. q West 6Sth street.
for $S 800; W. c. Goodal. Nos. 2s3s and 24o Eighth
avenue, for S65.250; E R Harbaugh, No 81 West
22d street, for $1,000: A Gutman Nos 1892 and 1924
Lexington avenue, for $3.50; P. Schrank. No 764
Columbus avenue for 1880; " E Baker, Moore
leasehod. for $11,25o H. Rockman No. 1sS Columbia
street, Brooklyn, for s9,7oO; o. L. Jensen, No. B
Columbia street, Brooklyn. for S1,2o.
In speaking about the results of the sale. well
known broker said
The success of this sale coming so soon after
the very successful sale Of the Burgess estate held
by Mr. Kennedy, February II, clearly shows
the strong undertone Of the real estate market and
demonstrates that there is sufficient money seek
ing investment to absorb all well located real es-
tate sold at auction. especially at absolute sales
these two sales were"
The property sold belonged to the estate Of Win
field Tucker, old bachelor, who, 1t will be
nnembered died on the eve of his wedding last fall
while travelling in the South. He great be-
lever in the future Of real estate Manhattan
Island and he accumulated the property at various
times at very much under the prices realized at
the auction
The proceeds Of the sale, all the properties hav-
Ing been sold for cash. go to number of charities
mentioned in Mr.. fuckers will among which are
the Presbyterian Hospital New York Protestant
Episcopal City Missionary Society. New York
Throat Nose and Lung Hospital. Cathedral Of ST
John the Divine Christ Episcopal Church a
Broadway and list street, the Young Mems Chris
tian Association and many others
The other auction sales yesterday resulted fol-
lows:
BY Joseph P. Day.
30 6sth St S. 400 It Of Columbus 2o11Oo-5.
IS esth St. s. se7 e Columbus 19.ax1oo5.
% 6sfh ST. s77.o OF Columbus ave, 19,811Oo5.
atty: A ) Cohen ref amt due S95sl s5 taxes etc
$1l5o 81 20 Is: sub 70 tse & $1,000 on No 81 tss OF
145o and 1852 Madison ave SO + 5 OF 1o0th st
S dg SIS rs s. % taxes c sS 49, oR sub oA o I s amt Of
200 sdo[s ave so {. q l55t4 st; 25zes2 sty
H Dayton; atty: VIM Klein ref: amt due 52S o.;
Park ave 300 # Of 2@9th St e5x1oo: g Juckett
amt Que sios9 II; taxes etc $19 a. to the Diantin
Sos I57th st 2l45 OF Cypress ave, a7-s!1o0:
Sc So taxes etc S62s mtgs. $4,000; the
paintiH S31.T92.
452 Westchester ave s. 253 n Of Bergen ave 2sx
2x33- -7xT2S. 3 store: Kate Barrett
nj Arrigo Arrigcui all William MCCauley. atty.
Reddy S12.691 taxes. $6sT 81.
plaintiff $4,000.
BY Parish. Fisher & Co.
Rose 81, 5. 100 # Of Van Nest ave TlxlO0xs1lx
ire Van ES + Rsggn5 Fey GO at Eeq4 7s Aese5 5
due. SSsl 81; etc, S05 50, to Albert Hnz for
The auction offerings to-day Will be follows:
BY Joseph p Day.
Madison ave, cor 10Th St l5lx6ox irres I10o on9
8 sty stone front dwlgs and vacant; Mutual
Ins Co agt Lyons Building and Operating Co ct
al: II Tracy. atty; Isidor Wells ref. amt due S4o6
CTS 81 etc S9S45 70
$50 126th st. 2913 It Of Amsterdam ave- 2s-4x
II. sy fiat and store; Lawyers Mortgage Co agt
Bessie Morris al; Cary & r. attys: Charles Donohue
rel due $3l.4I2 Il; taxes. etc. SI0o
$50 10th 5. 32O7 q OF Amsterdam ave. co4x
aa11, fat and store: Times Realty and
con q al: cary attys; Charles Donohue, ref
amt Gue. S51.4St S.: taxes ETC. 500