New-York tribune., 1910-12-09


The property that went under the hammer
consisted OF twenty-three Manhattan par
cells, for which total sum OF s. zee $50 was
obtained The brisk bidding which marked
the sale may be better understood by the
fact that the property sold for 10 per cent
more than its value assessed nv experts.
The sale was conducted by Joseph P. Day.
To those who were IN the neighborhood OF
the Nessy street rooms and were unaware
of what was going inside sufficient eX-
cuse should he given for the remarks heard
ny many Of the hystanders outside.
Tt must be an opera or play going on
inside was the frequent remark heard.
Women. handsomely gouned. Who attended
the sale. many OF whom came in autoTno-
blles. furnished strong reason Cor this be-
lief. II was estimated that fully 80 repre-
senfstives Of the fair sex attended the sale.
] g safe 10 say that larger crowd never
gathered in the Tesey street rooms. 1t
seemed as If there was not room enough for
even the "one more" But il was evident
that those who had made UP their minds 10
attend the sale had also made Up their
minds 10 get inside. judging from the
scrarn bling for sdmicTance. In tact. the
Who's Whoc-' n real estate circles seemed
70 be present. Il was happy crowd. ana
those xho were unable To bid as high as the
1er-st in what the various panels We're BID
Il at
TIE real estate men were 81 an optl-
rr7isric mood after the sale. Tor II foreshad-
owed 70 them. as one Of them expressed H.
& most beneficial effect on the winter mar
Ize.'' He added that every plot sold showed
~ha1 the investing public could DO "heh
occasion demanded.
T77e SUN hid for the estate VII be o.
--i6ed s4,norg the heirs OF Nj " Bruce
some q 7ne property sold was purchased
hy To- Bruce family as Tar BACK as
entE~1ivc Years ago
t.. 7;rl,ss- hid vas that Tor The parcel at
- ,,,,r,l,,sesr corner OF I4enox arenue ano
-zs7f, s.raaf. q four s1orZ building, on a piol
% 7fa-J feet which went 10 - I'l10il' -
White and sons for SS99-VD
r.. sale at the outset promised success
* & rsa was Tho first bio tor the property
- <o f,latt street, with an Il eAte"
sio- 90 Pearl street. aId consisting Oh 1oUI
au5 f7--,. etor-- buildings i was Lhe - =
-.a-,e, r,- an and was finally knocked
Rangs. Tor s4s,5o0 This sum
e,caeis H. es;iTna5- of value placen Oh ''ie
property OK E.t@- ,,,...
- -,arcel offered VAS No = Platt
bidding OF this site began at SS''-
"a. and rss quickly advanced IN pluS u
- go, and $50. Il was sold TO Ihoi''as
-. ,.-l,o = :: tenant Of the estsie'
for sg9.7-o- .,,e
-n;~5 marcel put ID We'll marked fs 'ile
---,o,,ad result. This property woe - 80
7,-f11iara street. q five story iort anu 80
,,--i16ira on 4 plot .. .sxS- irregular Aile
7Ize bids II vas sold 10 >
ssl.dst ~ .7--
,,.-l MS Nos :. apd 80 ChaTnners
e.-ss+ adjoining the Chemical Natloilal 'a
- The first bid on this site vas Sloo'"'
-arscr, said 70 represent the bank tie
,,-o,-A5 70 be the successful bidder me sa-,
closing al s2l6.eno- The contract "ss 7Lsl-"
..-.+r paaI Estate COMPANY but the gen
-eI bzlief vas that the CheTnicai foailN " q"
the actual buyer -
Three Broadway parcels were soio -
-o-sl OF Ss9s. .oea- The highest sum paio =.
80. ,r-ss .ac1 for the nine story iofl
- -. southeast corner of Broad
~ sr1e Canal street. the buyers peiLis
-,.,---- & -z-oIF and : 4 Stone No 80
-,-as3-rz4- 2 five story buiTdins. was 500
z Sar7ord fo- $4,000 and No 4Si
+7-aa5vrs~ 70 julia Z FOX for slL1-"''-
- =. - azS Canal street a. the south
- ,o--,A- or LAFAYETTE street. on winch
e;-A * ? <--e story loft building. was pur-
,7aeed bz HUI Arnold & Fberharo Tor
--so..r,- A-7o-F7er sas. fu canal street was
-F-..- Of
and IN 20 g w-hirteil for Sa'-1
ef,- e7orv building 1T Nos. 50 and ~
YES, Broadway went for $1,000 - Hun
.-,.;5 4 F-bar',a-l who We're also the
5,,,-are ~ 30. AZ. a I've story building at
.po -r,,t,,vycet corner - Spring street, Tor
SsANo
-7a75x Tsrlan purchased the property at
70 IA seventh avenue. al the southeast
corner Of 4krh street, on 4 plot (7F - Ieel-
fo- esn Z Is said that Mr- lsTnan nae
,.isns ALREADY made for the erecting ot d
hotel tfea-re and restaurant on the s''e'
70 ---f,ir,, - l.. r.e taken Over ny syndicate
This v-as sn evidence % how investors ~
-fe eaIe v~re determined 70 got the prop
er---- -l7e-- were after
ssH ne story tenement houses at No.
=. - n Third avenue "a the northeast
s-orre- Of 1stn street were disposed OF I"
Charles Lovrv for S2-eet-
-o77- =ix1if az ertIe sites were sold for a
+,4a7 z,,ro of S13a 9a0 The best price for
these was brought by No. 65I. which was
-o,,~cilazad fv Francis GuerTlicB 1or E62.e'-
cos To- and - went 20 Edward A Acker
for sse.Ds9. A six story building ~ Nos II
,a6 g. Last Houston street. al the north
.ast corner Of Mulberry street. found new
.1-rlc- IN l. ! Pninios. who bid $4,000 for
tne sit
a complete list OF parcels follows:
Br Joseph P. Day.
pitt ST . 8 Coz = : Of Pearl ST. - l01
- ir-.s ~ith !. - 229 Pearl -. 15-6xS2 Sx
5-ree and sly bldgs' 10 = Bangs foF
Ssernn.
p-ar- s. . . s. 70- = % Pear 81 % 1on
- - reg. So li4s; 10 Thomas II C'IT1ius 'of
-,D.75'-
r-rr1T.,f -. 178. 70 e. H. q \ ot Beelznan
. = Sx,-s4 i-ra-. = s,y l!3E. :" J Einsten Tor
:ea0oc
.,-54AMrH1.s -. - and SC. s. 1a2. :, " ~
r,~.tsdps-. -yts1-l.1z i-res. > sly F:dS- 20 ule
f~-s- Real Estate 30 f@r S-lh.ooo-
BEoADWAY 36S. . =. % q = of Franklin 81
-, 10 t'o-tIsndI Alle.. 23XlJo1 > sly bldg;
20 = * i Salnpu9 Tor $4,000.
BROADWAY. 4lG = G cor Of Canal -. % OK
7;s,z i-reS- s;y ioft bldg; 20 Heilner * Wolf
nriS stone for S275'ss
sssIAI. ST, - 20 -. cor OF I4atayette
* 74fA77.1A i-reE. sly biGE: 70 Hell. Arnold
g Tl.r1ha-C; Tor SlS9JoJ-
Canal. ST 3o4 and 30G, :. 172-5 = %
-s--ss6z,sy - exec. % and n LispenaTd y
sS I,-ss.s , bIcg; 70 - WhiTtcIl fo- S1:fpon
FsaWERE- .5a . s. T5I 6 z Of Stanton 81.
-4.51Int.a 50 bldg; Z : } Campbell for
80 5o9.
RRoADwAY. 4S1 r s. @a9 q Il % Grand
= % Jr2gg * To ~ Mercer 81 12s 4I2U0.5:
10 EuIia Fox Tor s111.oa0.
WEST BROADWAY. 4Oc. OF Spring
g. 81 Gx3T = : stv blGgs: 10 Hall. Arnold d
T-he-flard for sJ0.VoO-
WEST BROADwAE. 90 and a3a. 8. 1902
,F sFNiHn. bldg. I