New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-10

Lots al the Morris Park sale brought
better prices yesterday than on any OF
the seven other DAYS of the auction. IN
the afternoon Ia were disposed Of for
zoos $50 with an average Of SIl6. the
highest of any OF the previous sessions.
When the sale closed for the day at II
u. m. last evening 26O lots were disposed
OF for sio6675, an average of 1854 for
each lot. which is the best days average
Of the sale so far The grand total Of
lots sold 50 far is $50 for %26oS,325 The
grand average is S1,l2i.
About 500 persons were at the sale in
the afternoon and evening. Many OF the
lots sold yesterday brought twice as much
as parcels on the same avenues sold Tor
on other days of the sale This was par
ticularly noticeable Of some Of the corner
parcels.
Melvin G. Palliser lawyer, of No. l"D
William street. gave $131cO for the club
house building. The fourteen lots ON
which the structure stands were pur-
chased by Moran. Hahn Moran repre-
senting q syndicate. on Saturday. MI
'Palliser, when asked what he intended 70
do with the building would give no fuT-
Their information than to say jokinsly
that he may take his family there 10 liNe'
II is said that the clubhouse cost $-JOVO'
Many building wreckers attended the
sale. and the bidding on the clubhouse
was the lveliest since the sale began.
Julia Rosenkrantz purchased the north
west corner Of Willamsbridge Road ana
P1erce avenue for s1,s25. and an adjoining
corner at Monroe and Pierce avenues ior
H.G5 c. Seitz purchased four lois on
Wiluamsbridge Road. north Of Pierce ave-
nue.. for $500, or 1850 for each Lots
along the Esplanade brought good prices
Mr.. Seitz bought eight about this thor
oughfare for $4,000. For the southwest
corner Of the Esplanade and Haight ave
nue. he paid $500.
C.. Hamilton Preston purchased the lot
at the northeast corner Of the Esplanade
and Lurting avenue for $3.50 and the ad-
Joining one for $500, total Of Slo,35o
Emil Kozen gave $3.50 for the north
west corner OF Rhlnelander and Lurting
avenues An adjoining lot went for
81 100. and the northwest corner OF Rhine
lander and Haight avenues for $3.50 In
side lots on Rhinelander avenue, between
Hagnt ana llIUIg AVENUES SUN A. N-i'
81 90 70 l,+00.
II. Fabricant invested s25.o5o. For tho
northeast corner Of Morris Park and
lPaulding avenues he gave $3.50. the
highest price given for a single lot at
the sale so far For three adjoining lots
on Morris Park avenue he ave $1,000
Two adjoining lots on Paulding avenue
he bought for $4,000 each. and for four
adjoining lots on Paulding avenue he
gave $3.50 each.
F. Lounghard invested sl4,1bo for the
northwest corner of Morris Park avenue
and Hone street. with some adjoining
lots on Morris Park avenue. For the
corner parcel he gave $4,000. The ir-
regular lot at Woodmansten Place ana
Paulding avenue was sold for S3.6Oo
The New York & Westchester Railroad
runs along the property
Rudolph Mayer. who purchased a lot
on Golden avenue, between Neil and Ly-
dig streets, last Wednesday. resold, II
yesterday TO NJ. J. MOnahan, making
300 profit on the transaction. Isidor
Greenburg resold the lot on Radcline
avenue, between Van Nest and Pierce
avenues, 70 Greenburg for 800 more
than he paid for il last week.