New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-03

The second of the ten-day auction sale
of Morris Park lots came to close at IL
O clock last evening In the clubhouse OF
the former famous race course. During
the sale yesterday, which began at IL
o'clock in the morning, with an hour III
PERMISSION in the afternoon and evening"
400 lots were sold for total of Sioj'oV''
The average was sl,01S. The total for the
two days is 80 lots, for grand total Oh
$S43.275. a grand average of S,l.f a lol
The average for the lots sold Saturda!
was sos more thon those sold yesterda!'
J. Clarence Davies and Joseph =. Day
the auctioneers. at the close of the sale
last evening said that the lots are selling
at 40 per cent less than the advanced es-
innate Of the Banking Department
Many of the lots were disposed or yes
torday for a sum between 500 and Ss''
About 500 persons were in attendance
when the sale began in the morning ana
the crowd grew large toward evening
when IL was estimated that l,oD people
were present. =.
one Of the distinguished visitors at the
sale in the evening was George w
Young. He was accompanied by Johh
{. Tomlinson. The latter bought
twenty lots on the north side OF MOTHS
Park avenue, between Monroe ana
Haight avenues. for $3.50. For the six
lots covering the Morris Park avenue
block front he gave sl5,3c0 and for the
twelve Iots-six on Haight avenue and
six on Monroe avenue-he gave 500 Tor
each. The property IS directly opposite
Woodmansten Inn.
This is the largest single purchase since
the sale was begun.
When the sale adjourned at $50 o'clock
in the evening for an hour "a lots were
disposed of for s2Ss,675. an average OF
sl.O53. The total Of lots sold for the
two days up TO this time was s6'i'95o'
an average of sl,1S6 for each lot
On Saturday $50 lots were sold for
s39O275, an average of sl,1S6. These
figures therefore showed a falling Off
Yesterday Of $3.50 a lot over that re-
ceived on Saturday.
Good prices were received for the lots
on the block front on the Esplanade
bounded by Hone and Lurting avenues
For the Hone avenue corner s3,45o was
received, and $4,000 for the next three
The next two went for $4,000 and 5000.
respectively.
II. G.. Miller paid the highest price for
lot. giving 500 for the southeast
corner of Morris Park and Pauldinc
avenues, and for others on Morris PARK
thoroughfare he gave from si'ooo 10
81 500 each.
During the first hour yesterday forty
seven lots were disposed of for total
Of $3.50. or an average OF $40.
B. Nathanson paid $500 each for Lots
Nos. % and "a in Block No. 80. located
on the east side OF Matthews avenue, 100
feet south of Lydig avenue. Lots No.
10 to %, adjoining. went to Joseph A.
Vulloss, OF Meriden. Conn. for $500. MT
Vulloss also bought the adjoining lots,
Nos II and Is. for $40 each.
The triangular plot Of two lots com
prising Lots No. 8 to in Block No. 80.
and fronting on Matthews avenue. and
the New York. Westchester & Boston
Road. went to George Schmitt for $4,000.
Joseph Lambardi paid 1913 each for lots
Nos. 9 and 10 in the same block. front
ing on Matthews avenue. On Muliner
avenue. Lot No. 3S. located 225 feet
south OF Lydig avenue, was sold to
William T. Farrell J. T. McGinty paid
s725 for Lot No. AZ. on Muliner avenue
inst north Of the railroad tracks Of the
Westchester & Boston.
The northwest corner OF Rhinelander
and Golden avenues went FOR Sl.2oo' ana
a like pnce Gas paid for corner at Neil
a nd Golden avenues.