New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-10

would not permit him to devote close at
ten,ion to the affairs OF the Organization.
It was accepted with regret.
f. \. Tredwell. who was ice-presldent.
was elected president. and Charles +.
Duross was made vice-presldent.
\ good volume Of business was trans
acted Yesterday in the real estate mar
ket I'm the Nesey street salesroom bid
ding FOR the Cunningham estate parcels
was brisk. tho total sum realized for the
orcrir gs being $500.
Joseph T. Day. the auctioneer. told
those present just before the opening OF
the estate sale that tho heirs OF Cunning
ham numbered about ninety seven. most
OF them being scattered throughout Eu-
rope.
Several heirs are said to live in Aus
tralia.
The first OF the seventeen parcels put up
was No. 81 Fulton street. a four story
and base ment loft building. II was pur-
chased for $3.50 by Cornelius IIcarn.
Next followed No. - New Bowery. a Ave
story tenement house. on All irregular lot.
The successful bidder in this instance was
Theresa NJ. Casazza who paid $1,000.
-Four tenement houses al No. 2l5 Ia 22l
West SD street were sold next In two
parcels. Nos. 2lj and 2l7 being secured by
Harris and Maurice Mandelbaum for $50
80. and the. remaining houses were pur-
chased for ,72c by s. Ausses.
In East ijth street two Ave story tene-
ment houses. Nos. ZIG and 2ls. were sold
respectively TO Patrick McCauley and
Charles W. Edit for f226. and 81, 80 4
FIVE story tenement house at the north
west corner OF Second avenue and sd
street was purchased for So so by Pat
rick McCauley. and Eugene Mccarthy
was the successful bidder nj $3.50. for
the FIVE story tenement house No. 22l East
18th street
John Murray's bid OF $3.50 was the
highest for the six story tenement house
Nos ~ and 227 East 35th street. and b.
Golden obtained the tenement house No.
226 East 10Th street while the adjoining
similar house. No> 22s. was secured for
s29. 800 by Lorenzo Tripler.
Henry Hoffman paid $500 for the six
story tenement house Nos % and %,
East 10th street. and Robert Johansen Sc
cured a similar property AT Nos 229 and
231 East 10th street for $500.
one of the most important midtown.
leases reported in many days was an
nounced yesterday.
The lease Is for a term OF ten years, at
an aggregate rental OF $4,000
There was current In realty circles yes
terdayI "A rumor Of the leasing Of the
Goelet estate property, comprising a plot
o.. h. 4
Fourth avenue and 18th street. II was
reported that a speculator had secured
this corner with the view OF erecting a
tall building on the site.
II was learned yesterday that the buyer
OF the Sarsileld apartment house at li3d
street and Broadway. recently reported
sold IL the Terminal Building Company.
a New jersey corporation. OF which Ben
iamin y. Duke, the tobacco man, is pres-
dent.
II gave in part payment the seven story
concrete structure known rs the Terml-
nal Building. at Nos IS and 20 Hudson
street. facing the tunnel entrance and the
Iackawanna ferry. 1t occupies plot
50xlOO feet, and was held by the sellers
at s265.o0 II Is considered one of the
finest buildings in Hobokcn.
Another parcel involved Is the larse
plot at the northeast corner Of Washing
ton avenue and 18th street, In the resi-
dental section. with frontages of 100 and
40 feet. respectively This property was
held at $4,000, and the Terminal Building
Company had plans prepared to improve
It with a seven story elevator apartment
house Just what disposition Mr.. Nc
Morrow intends to make OF the corner
has not yet been decided upon.
Another big transaction negotiated by
Axerad e. Feinberg for the McMorrow
Company involved the Columbus. ten
story apartment structure. at the south
cast corner OF Broadway and 18th street,
0oxl2j feet. which was purchased by
Henry Morgenthau. who gave In cx-
change the site at No. 1871 To l37 West 35th
street. opposite the Macy store.
SELLS KREsS PARK HOUSE.