New-York tribune., 1921-06-17
Fifth Avenue Plots
And Other Realty
Bring S2,29O,I6O
Representative Gathering,
Including Many Well
known Operators, Attend
Auction in Vesey Street

Many we'll known operators, specu-
lators and investors gathered in the
Vesey Street saesroom yesterday,
where Joseph P Day conducted spe-
cial sales day. The offerings included
vacant plots on upper Fifth Avenue,
business and suburban properties for
which total of S2,2o0,16o was re-
ceived. Among those who attended
was former Ambassador to Germany
David Lipmau, Benjamin We'll, Som
Brothers, r. Vollhart, Isadore Kemp
ner, Louis Philips, representatives
from the Brown Wheelock Company,
Horace S. Ely & Co. and Cruikshank
& Co. ,s~'i asss
Frederick c.. Moore purchased for a
client the plot at the southeast corner
of Ninety-tifth Street and Fifth Ave
nue., 1615r1o2.2, for $3.50 Frank
Johnson, representing a party in in
terest, bought the southeast corner of
Fifth Avenue and Seventy
Street. 39.Sx120x102. .2xirregular, for
SAs5 900. f. f. Sabsurnio bought the
ten-story warehouse at the northeast
corner of West Broadway. Varick and
Franklin Streets, 5411xT4 .4xirreg egular.
for $ls5,ooo Walter G. Buxton, of
Riverside, Conn, purchased for $685.
at 232 to 23S West Twenty ninth
Street, 100.4x1o8.9. for $165, ,0o0.
The first parcel offered, 1901 and
1908 Park Avenue, two three story
dwellings, 16x66 each, were purchased
by Elliot Tuckerman for $4,000
Charles B. Hoffman bought 1899 Park
Avenue, a story dwelling, f6x66,
for sl9,50o.
N. Kelly, representing a client, paid
$4,000 for the plot, 60x100, on the
south side of Eighty-eighth Street, 140
feet east of Fifth Avenue. The
Knickerhocker Hospital was the pur-
chaser of the plot, 26.sx146, at the
southwest corner of Convent Avenue
Amelia Schimmel paid $1,000 for the
southeast corner of Amsterdam Ave
nue. and 184th Street.
trederick Wilson, representing
party in interest, bought 1870 West
Seventy-ninth Street, four story
dwelling, 22x1022, for $4,000, and
Samuel Eisnitz paid $3S,9oo for 493
Amsterdam Avenue, five-story tene-
ment, 25x9010
H. Rothenburg acquired 6143 Broad
way, two-story dwelling, 50x108, run
ming through to the Post Road
for S14 900, and S. Davidson bought
OK %S,coU tHe tnTee-SIofV mouse,
a2,8x169x irregular on South Bailey
Avenue, between Van Cortlandt Ave
nue. and 23Sth Street.
Theodore Kriloff bought the south
east corner of Boston Terrace and
Heath Avenue, 19.8x85,4 irregular, for
$1,150, and R. NJ. Kaiser paid s11,500
for pa Morris Avenue, Mountain
Lakes, N. j., three story dwelling,
100x256, c. Mensher bought for $1,000
four lots, S0x100, in Sixteenth Street,
between Queens and Franconia ave
nues, Flushing, and j. S. Kleinman
paid $1,000 for three lots at the north
west corner of Queens Avenue and Sew
enteenth Street, Flushing.
Joseph Wilson bought fifteen lots on
Reynolds and Premier avenues, New
Hyde Park, l.. l., for $3.50, and Michael
Yreid bought 400 and 402 East Third
Street. a seven-story business building,
for s27,50o. Sixteen acres and two
dwellings on Tompkins Avenue, Hast
ings-on Hudson, went to Oliver Cotter
for $4,000. and the northeast corner
OF Second Avenue and Ninety third
Street was purchased by H. p Adams
for $4,000.