The sun., 1915-10-28
DASH ESTATE SALE
BRINGS S5OS,5OO
All Lots Sold for Average Of
$1.511-Broadway Lots
Bring Fair Prices.

The sale at auction Of the Bowie Dash
estate near Van Cortiandt Park begun
ON Tuesday was concluded yesterday af-
ternoon at 4 :30 Every lot In the es-
tate. 333 In all according to the auc-
tioneer's representative, were sold to
bidders at an average Of 3l.5li a lot.
The total for the sale was 3503, 500.
Tuesdays total was $4,000 for 225
lots. which is an average Of S1.454 a
lot. The los lots put up yesterday sold
for $176,500, which Is an average OF
about 31.634 a lot.
The best lots Of the sale were offered
yesterday. which accounted for the in
crease In the average These lots front
on Broadway. Kingsbridge avenue. Tib-
bett avenue and Spuyten Duyvil road.
The best price Of the day was paid for
the gore lot at the intersection Of Broad
way and kingsbridge road. parcel
which was sold on Tuesday for $4,000,
but Cor some reason or other the prop
erty was offered again and was bought
by Thomas Lenane for $4,000. The
lowest successful bid Of the day was 3475
offered by Hyman SOM for Spuyten
Duyvil road lots.
but ne was not seen to bid on any OF
the properties. II Is believed others
acted Tor him in this capacity The ex-
chief planted himself on a stand oppo-
site Auctioneer Day. At the stand next
to that occupied by the former polics
boss was Brian @. Hughes. He bough,
eight lots for which he paid s13.15o
Seven OF them form plot 100 feet or
broadway running through to Kings
sected BY q single parcel which ne failed
to buy. The property is between c36u
and 238th streets. The other lot Ia the
southeast corner Of Spuyten Duyvii roat
and 236th street. for which he paid 81,
200. $50 less than the corner was struci
down for Tuesday.
! The sale OF the three lots on Kings
bridge road known as so. 81 and SO. sole
for $500 each, closed the auction.
the southwest corner Of Tibbett avenue
and 23sth street. 25xl00. The bidding
started at $1,000 and II quickly reached
N.575. at which price II was knocked
down to Frank y. Esteps. He alst
secured the adjoining lot on the stree
for si.225. The next three lots or
2Ssth street went for r,I50. $1,000 ant
~ I.lb0. respectively. to Samuel Bern
stein and George +. Smith.
Hyman SOM secured the single 10
at the southeast corner OF Spuyten Duy
lsN
For the adjoining street hot he paiC
81. .026. He was also the successful bid
der for the nine lots adjoining on Spuy
ten Duyvil road. For these he pait
from 3t75 to $3.50 each. For tho com
bined parcels he paid S7,O50.
On Tibbett avenue. adjoining tn
southwest corner OF ?3Sth street. Nv
lots were disposed Of The one mex
to the corner brought 3l.o25 and tn
others ts25. $500, $500 and 800 respec
lively. Rudolph and NJ. ~. Garland sc
cured two OF the lots.
Thomas c. Lenane bought the south
west corner OF Kingsbridge road an,
23Sth street. :5xl00, for $3.50 Fo
the next road lot he paid $3.50 an,
then $4,000 and S2.s0o. respectively. 10
the next two. For the next two adjoin
ing on the south there was paid 50 80
each. p. J. F1eck bought the next tw
for $4,000 each. and William NJ. Btai
got the next two for s2.100 each.
Gustave r. Henke paid 81 900 for tn
southwest corner OF Putnam avenu
West and 237th street He also got IN
next one for $s75. The next three lot
went for S775 each. For the next on
$500 was paid.
The southeast corner OF Corlear ave
nue. and 23Sth street, 5ox100. brough
$5,025 and tho adjoining two lots o
the street $500 each TO Sol Lent
Twelve lots on the east side of Corlea
avenue. between 237th and e3sth streets
went for ss25 to N.125. Among tn
buyers were A. Kurz. NJ Nering, !. Bef
ger and W. X. Dickinson.