New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-05

Quick profits do not appeal TO some or
those who are buying lots at Morris farN'
Evidence Of this was apparent yesterday
when John c. Tomlinson. lawyer of this
city. purchased six lots at the northeast
corner Of Lydig' and Haight avenues for
1915
Immediately after the purchase james
Murphy. of Mr.. Days office announced
that he would give Mr.. Tomlinson you
more for the parcels that he pald' anu
then raised the offer 10 500. Mr.. Toman-
son said that he had bought them TO Keep
and therefore they were not for SAFE. MI
Tomlinson was the principal buyer AT tne
sale on Monday, when he invested s-o'''o'
Mrs. b. a. Kautrowitz bought SIX lols on
the Esplanade for 81. 400. For the one al
the southeast corner of Haight avenue
she gave $500. Max Marx, who was
seated near by her told her that the
parcel was cheap at 5000. but when she
offered II to him at this price ne lal'eu
. 10 accept the offer.
Three hundred lots were sold YESTERDAY
for a total of s29?loO. an average OF SS'0
for each lot This is less than the aver
age on the three previous DAYS OF tne
sale The grand total Of lots disposed OF
so far is 1905. and the grand total OF
receipts s., 40S.o 800. or an average or si'o'0'
The sale will be resumed to-day AT IL
O'Clock in the morning
The Rev. William Popcke vas among
the buyers at the afternoon session. ne
purchased the lot at the southwest cor
ner OF Neil and Hone avenues for S'4Zo'
Of
as the head Of the Eclipse course When
the races were conducted al the uaoN'
For 23i lots sold before intermission in
the evening 1928 100 was received an aver
age OF 1858 a lot
One Of the largest purchasers of the
afternoon was f. B. Newman VINO
bought "a lots IN all for $3.50. Esht OIL
these lots were on the north side OIL
Rhinelander avenue. between Pauldlhs
and Hone avenues, and eight fronuns
i. on Hone avenue, and similar numoer
| on Padding avenue. For the Rhiheiahoef
and PauldinS avenues corner he paid Sl'-
on The Pauldng and Hone avenues cor
nor on the same block which Newman
bought sold for 500. while inside Io's
IN Paulding avenue We're sold tor N'"V
81 !
Ing avenue property lots went ior lioi'
81 100 20 sl.150. and in the rear oil HONE
avenue for 1915 each.
Lots IN Block 70. bounded by GOLDEN
Paulding. Nell and Rhinelander avenues
furnished some interesting bidding. Inc
Neil avenue corners went for N'o'o anu
81. sc5 and the Rhinelander avenue COZ
for & 725 and 81, 500. Inside lots OF Men
avenue on this block were disposed Oh
. from N.025 20 l.4c0. Along CoIdeh dNe-
nue. inside lots sold for 500 each ms
b,ock is lust about two blocks east OF
the Morris Park avenue station OF the
Westchester & Boston Railroad
Dr Louis Roth was among the investors
- plock A. bounded by Bogart, Radclir,
. Rhinelander and Neil avenues. He PAID
sl.O75 for the northeast corner oil Nhlhe-
lander and Radclff avenues. Inside lots
on Rhinelander avenue brought from
s775 TO $50 The Radcliff and Neil ave-
nues corner wan sold TO Patrick II. Lydeh
for 1925.
In block 50. bounded by Golden. Pauid-
ing. Neil and Lydig avenues, which IS one
block east of Morris Park station, 81 A
Kautrowitz bought an irregular parcel
at the southwest corner OF Lying anu
Paulding avenues for $3.50 The adjoin-
ing lots on Paulding avenue sold for N'2So
while others on Pauldipg avenue on the
same block. went for from N,lI5 TO 81 ~
On the north side Of Morris avenue, be-
tween Lurting and Home avenues, the
corners brought $50 and 5000.
Block II, bounded by Pierce Haight
and Munroe avenues. backing in the rear
OF the Woodmanston Inn property, inside
lots went as low as $3.50 On the Monroe
avenue front they sold for from $3.50 to
$40 The northwest corner OF Pierce and
Munroe avenue was sold for 1900.
Florence Wickham, an opera singer,
formerly connected with the Metropolitan
Opera Company. and more recently with
the Robin Hood Company. bought two
lots on the west side of Lurting avenue,
rs feet south Of Rhinelander avenue, for
S,Do.