New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-12

At the Morris Park lot sale yesterday
s09 lots were sold for a total OF s1Io'I-o'
an average Of S,522 for each lot Inc
grand total Of lots sold so far is 2S2l ana
the grand average received S,+"o'lVo Inc
grand average for each lot Is N,ZV"
There are 175 Of the original S.Ol9 lots
vet TO be sold, and it is expected that
these will be disposed Of to-day
The record so far for the sale was gwen
by Edward McBoughlin, who IS SAID 10 ne
representing Charles MCGUIRE, a orolhcr
Of the former Mayor Of Syracuse lie
gave Sl4. 80 for the triangular parcel al
the junction Of the ESplanade and Fei-
ham Parkway. 1t has frontage OF ia
feet on Pelham Parkway and lo5 feet on
the Esplanade For the lot adjoining eN-
tending from Pelham Parkway TO the
E.splanade. he gave $500. and for the
parcel adjoining this 5000. In all the
plot measures 500 square feet Inc
northeast corner Of the Espanade ana
Hurting avenue went for $500.
The sale started at o'clock in the
afternoon. at which time there were ABOUT
FIVE hundred persons in attendance Al
intermission al $50 o'clock l52 lots, one
less than the previous afternoon, had been
disposed Of for total of $3.50 an aver
age Of 81 i67 for each lot The average
for Tuesday afternoon was S2'Oj6 the pest
since the sale began
J. II. Schwartz purchased I'VE lols al
the southwest corner Of the Esplahade
and Hone avenue for $1,000 For the
corner lot he gave $3.50 and for the ad-
ioining one on the Esplanade S'n' ana
for two next to this 5000 each For an
adjoining lot on Hone avenue he palo
5000. The northeast corner Of Pauidihs
and Ivdig avenues was sold for 500 ana
the adjoining one for S2O75 On the east
side of Lurting avenue, between Neil and
Rhinelander. lots sold for from N''o 10
sl075.
Miss c. H. Valentine, who purchased
SlS5OO worth Of property at the sale on
Tuesday evening, added to her holdings
Yesterday afternoon by the purchase OF
another lot on Paulding avenue, south OF
the Esplanade, adjoining her other lotS'
for $3.50 Melvin G. Palliser the lawyer
Of this city. who has been one OF the
principal buyers at the sale, gave S5'-o1
for the southeast corner of Morris Park
and lQrtlDS avenues -NNJS4i''''S
Morris Park avenue sold for S'ooV 10
81 So each. Mr. Palliser also purchased
the southwest corner Of Lydig and Moh-
roc avenues for So 100. Thomas Wagner
gave S2S25 for the southeast corner Oh
Iydig and Haight avenues and $hiVV lot
an inside lot.
F. L. Lauey, the we'll known Bridge
port. Conn. brewer. was another OF the
earlier BUYERS who purchased more prop
ertv at the sale yesterday. He bought
the northeast corner Of Monroe and NeN
avenues for S2lOO and gave S5VO for an
adjoining lot. Gottfried & Steckler we're
the largest purchasers Of the afternoon
They bought a. plot Of fifteen lots al the
northeast corner Of Van Nest and Luruhs
avenues. For the corner lot they gave
5000 The others they purchased LOT a
little over 81 coo zach.
Lots on the capt side Of Fowler avenue
north of Morrt3 Park avenue went ioi
from 81 .225 to 1885. The northeast cor
ncr Of Neil and Haight avenues was oD-
tanned by George j. Silva for 5000.
II was announced from the aucuoneer
stand that Immediately after the CLOSING
Of the sale a property owners or tax
PAYERS association would be formed
among the buyers.