New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11

The private sales market and the auction
room were both marked by much actiVltN
yesterday. The belongings TO the estate OF
Albert J. Adams which were sold under the
hammer realized a total Of $7eo,36O or
twelve parcels One Of the largest crowds
that ever gathered in the salesroom was IN
attendance The sale was conducted by
Bryan L Kennedy
Frederick Klingrnan sold through John \.
Golding No 54S Fifth avenue. five story
business building. on q plot 25xl0o feet
which was converted from private dwell
ing house A sum approXimating $4,000
was given for the parcel. for the purchaser
Is said 70 have paid all cash above mort
gage Of $4,000 The property was pur-
chased from the Thomas Evans estate at
auction by Mr. Klingman in March 1907
for $4,000 Mr. Gol6ing also sold in the
same section No. 70 East 51st street.
five story American basement house for
the Courtess he Rambonville TO c. f. Dun
can.
Bv the purchase Of No. go East 4Sd
street and No. 302 East 42d street. the New
York Society for Ruptured and Crippled
Children has completed the site for It's pro-
posed buildings 10 replace the old Lexing-
ton avenue property.
Through De Selding Brothers. the hos
pttaI trustees have accumulated a frontage
of 200 feet on 42d street and 10 feet on
asa street. Just east Of Second avenue
which IS 70 he improved Immediately with
group OF buildings. In to-day's sales
James Kyle g. Son were associate brokers
Mrs. Olivia T. Hoe has enlarged her realty
holdings through the purchase OF No lo2
East ssth street, o FIVE story American
basement dwelling house, on lot 23xl061O
feet This property was purchased through
EIewson e. Hobbs from William S. Strange
Mrs Hoe. who is the widow Of the printing
press manufacturer. owns the three houses
adjoining on the west. thus making plot
Sex106i0 feet
Tho large store occupied By Davis Cola
more & Co.. at the southwest corner OF
Firth avenue and S7th street, which is TO
be vacated by that concern for new locs-
ton at Fifth avenue. northeast corner Of
4sth street. has been rented to the Mirror
Candy COMPANY for term Of three wears
with sixty day cancellation clause. The
property IS owned by Robert Walton Goelet.
and has a frontage Of e5.4 feet on Fifth
avenue and 1416 feet on 27th street, di-
rectly opposite the establishment OF Tifany
& Co. end the Brick Presbyterian Church.
The first parcel offered in the Adams
estate sale was the four story tenement
house and store at the northwest corner
OF Seventh avenue and oath street J.
Arthur Fischer. acting for Harriet 5.
James, was the successful bidder and Oh
tsined the property for $4,000 f. e. Rutsn
paid $1,000 for the three and four story
tenement houses at the southeast corner OF
Third avenue and asth stree. 20 5xl00 feet
The Ludin Realty Company, which is a
large owner Of West Side realty. secured
the five story tenement house at the north
east corner Of Eighth avenue and 4lst
street for $4,000 The southeast corner Of
Ninth avenue and +th street. 402x1oo feet
went 10 Charles Bauer for S64o0
W II. Doson & Co sold the FIVE four
story high stoop dwelling houses No 15o TO
I5s and No l6, West Scth street. lo5 feet
cast Of Amsterdam avenue. 10 Julius Itch
man. who viii improve with high class
modern uine story apartment house on the
rlot formed by No 80 70 15e. measuring
S2xlOe2 feet Plans are now being drawn
and the improvement will he completed by
August. 1912. The same company has been
appointed agents for tho management Of
tho building
\. e.. & T. A. Marks sold for the Hoguet
estate the vacant plot 1nox1Oo feet on the
northerly side Of tho 1921 street. 100 feet
from BroadUav. 80 tho CITY Holding Com
uauv. The plot viii ne resold 10 a builder
FOR lmnrovement This is the first time this
property has changed hands IN more than
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